New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
FROM PARIS.
From Oar Own Correspondent.
PANS, Fob. l9, 1864.


PANS, Feb. Ie, 1864.
Tie notion that the fighting in Denmark Is
over grows again with the hopeidl; and The opn-
ion that in any it vii Lot spread over Eerope u
growing confident The contradiction in the AorGe~
q the story that French Army Of Observation was
about 10 be sent toward the Rliue 10 only worth mo-
tic;n ~ aoof VI low the story ron for few days.
There n large cass Of looseninded folks here. a. In
othes countries, who are always eoueei'ing wars In
the SPRING and making sensational new maps OF Eu'
rope and always ptoPagatng or ready to nurse sncA
stories; always discovering striking tkenesseS between
.he l,e begettngs VI tseir imsginstions and great
events Of past history. II the Emperor looks Mt map
they significantly tel yon tha. thst what hs did before
the Italian wer; ergo he is going to war with Germany
They might as reN prcsncsica.e from bis easing M
peas With sork which he Ia well known 70 have Done
before departing for ltely. And so. II one Of these
chances ~ visit au arsenal army furnishing ests
li.sArneut or garrison town in Lorraine he exsgger.
aas TIRE constant activity in such places into special
| preparations for war. The Emperor is writer ana
wishes 30 understand what he reads constant con.
saiter Of maps. With land sud sea iofce o. oV',4N
men. military preparations ere aiways sons on o
x1g 100 OF these troops arc Ia Franco, 5.UV
in Africa l7O1o In Rome, 20O In Cochin China,
600 in Mexico; the rest in reserve, on sip-noard
going coming &c.-sli doubtless Kept in GOOD state
ksro,soa sseDs himself IN gooc state OF expectation
II ,k. would only believe what little they know in tho
present remember how constantly their sensational
prophecies based Largely ianc.ul historical analo-
es have been in other years fasfed by factsin this
rrctrl the reading OF 4 LAST years, even OF last
ths Gle II peUIpnpcrs woad De ever 80 much more
thar peruss daily priDt as they tssns damp
ro e pressni BE- content TO study DOT rational PROC
abilities rather than theoretical solutions they
might md rhe likelihood OF NapOeons dong nothing
in Ire war line if he help It, except In concert with
Ercisnd The szteat eOrGiIs between France aud EL-
r.nd Is one thiaguch thing Of accident VI journal
ian nUd blnconbe speaking In Paris and London. On
nrur between CkcTicaYt and PsreA-the Ango'f renSn
alliance Is quite Other thing. which the rulers OF me
two countries havo prscously guarded and Regarded -
an essential thing for the past twelve years.
Napoleou has ~ be IN good spirits iof inc no
nept His financial Affairs are going on wen sga,ui
tho Mexican business IL better than could DO -
/. really looks though be Right get PAiI vi ou
bis hands and get OF LA heatcesk Eop Ma1 Y nsA
| An FOOLS bay; the Danish business manly y ~"
obasra sIneni 1t 10 Engiana serves .ne 49,
sans OF his Conversational scheme VAN consn. ~ 81
ireut-Eiu,yei ns Tany o: tse wen iniotinco '1ev
viii assure You with lope-OaeIs hun al feasL 1ong
with the an xieties not tasteful theme o. meoISn'
! sn;ced no 4. is with little pleasurabo MALICE
"a - IN tho late mild wenthsr-turned sour and
ala ana snnuy again to-dsy-he has been out ~ the
ps 10 Rcuisrne riding and walking checyfply on
common earthly level with his negosi and the ways
Ibsva revived on the occasion an Old SOD,
reported IN thS eeg1sspenaeaes y IsSa ".'h