The New York herald., 1864-10-04
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARrs Sept. 20, 1854.
me Paru Rsoss and the 1scaoo Piosfow-lsxorsaM
Poiuss Ruwor-Rome to b. AbaWdoasd to ~ Rosso~s-
acknowledgements SAocIno oF As Duks Dc Crom-
ssort--A Moral kovemene at Baden -BadSs-fhs Ap-
proadhsno karrsaos of n. Erianoer and Mo- SsideI-
The Ne0 Clergyman, dc.
The secession,sss Paris although they atksmpi nos
90 exhibit 1t too openly, npd impossible TO conceal
their delight At the adoption Of the Chicago platform
meg evidently believe that that string d iucoosisso.
cies Il It means anything, abandonment Of the
war upon the part Of sovernmeps, and upon The
basis the South will consent 20 other terms (and
tAey rdicue the idea that she wnr q her separation
md deendeucs This they NOT hesitate TO say pri
vatey bvt they do not 10 be qusis suro thas
MoCae,ian elected, will be WILING to carry snecs
ths policy which they believe the platform
indicstes One thing parsouariy Noticeable since the
news OF McCeau's nomination arrived here and THAI 10
chat there bas been more q roFsrocheusssH between
Nortberu and Southern men than tbere has been here
eofore s,ooe the commcuced--an 1hhtnn d
greater Willingness TO calmly tax over me differences
which have threatened TO break up our natiqn.
II our soathern friends get orumb q comfort from
che copperneat platform the ehcAso Convention. 10
rendered exceed Dgk bNts by the wheImaogy
giorious which win Of tho csp<ure OF A.
laata lhey do not seem to see the Chicago pssorm
men do, how. just at the time when our conquGing
armies just the crushing those Of
South former TO cease In thsiS onward psrch
and sue 70 their flying enemies for peace Az the eneh
form evidence Of disposition 90 the part Of the
North aocsds the demands Of the scustYrn ts.ors
n hcCloan can be elected President with this load spon
his back, his personal popularity must Certainly DO suor-
moas.
rumor toierAbly we'll authentcated and almost un-
VERBALLY believed that treaty has been entered into,
s By Ss Frsucn and san By
terms VI which the former agrees 70 abandon us armed
~.. Il. 'Is Ss pOp' Of Ss ss 'p period
the French roopa, who for sixteen years past have
% b % 5 pSus s
government left 10 the nerces and the management Of
the Roman pesps Tho King q I.aiy agrees not TO in
eerfege In any manner with Their aosbon.
A piece OF scandal, affecting The fame Of lsiy high
= rank has bssn circulation during the past few dals
II reported Saturday nnd generally believed that
HE Duke Caderoussc. .Gfapmont had been shot dsad
81 .As Duke Do Perseny, AZ Pap: The Duke was said %
lsesd been the sole occupant being shared
GA lady who, in accordance wsh the .esernd nsuess
lSs bed q the other dafs me story was nrss
doubted from the simple fact that " the eyces Of the
q Sssss vim h.s Sons
grammoat have beon for two or three years past
% nS n no @
from the fact Of the death Of the uncle o the Duke bear
iss .s' s,. n: Duke 2. o
wscs Is 70 be hoped =. shs bsnens Of his own health
And talking Of morals, step in that direction has
seoeay been made place whore, OF oil oshers such
D movement would be-esst anticipated The OommssAry
b Police at Baden Baden has addressed circular each
eaA every OF those elegant b excssdnsly "t and
not the least bit vxuous young females who annually
throeg TO that resort OF foy, run and fashion atd
young men win more money than brains W dsposiug or
Il. Inc circular Is couchsd II thsse ssrms:-
p.s d: s:d:s,:s Y 3:
nIss am eh.rs.a supsraisna ind ysslf c.dsr ..
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scsas wSch win esrs,ny 3 = unps.ssss Tor yos = S
myself Accept, Madam, n
rhe marriage between ~ Erlanges the banker and the
announced - 70 be ceeSSassd In Frankfort oes week
ns0 NAng. n fianGss's Aomsesc aaAiru were bFouaAt