The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Our Parts Correspondence.

Z Our Paris COrrcspOudcnces
Rset PARIS, Oct. IL. 1866
N. Da,as PvoSsm-- Diplomatic cAanaes-Tae Nee MIN
isler 70 ne Uai,ed S,atcs-A Panc the Bowse-
Horse Eating IN France, dc.
The Italian problem cousuues to furnish almost the
sole topic OF discussion among the political circles add
journals Of Europe the treaty been shown to
the gusrautee Of the temporal power Independence
and sovereignty Of the Pope the one hand, and bis
entire abandonment by France on the other, unli u
seems almost cruel that the Montcar should refuse 70
publish psin aud distinct satemou as 10 wha. u docs
The-konaepr does nothing or the kind; but the
Constitutional 10 all It's articles seems des'roas ot I'M
pressing theIdcs that the treaty meats that the rope
shall remain Rome temporal Independent ruler AZ
aI events treaty has unsettled than ever the
political condition 0, Europe. aud may lead 70 grave
complications before It's consummation. r.
The Monueur of Saturday last contains an imperial
decree making number OF changes in the personnel OF
che diplomatic representatives Of France abroad among
these is the transtcr OF M Mercer the Fronch reesen
tativs at Washington, to Spain. and the appointment in
his place OF ~ Chateaurenard late Minister 70 Hesse.
Darms.adt H. Chetsaurenard has heretofore occu.
pied very prominent position IN the diplomatic corps,
having before his appointment to Hesse filed the post
Secretary Of Legation at Berlin Ho said. however,
to be a very amiabe and sensible gentleman. Ee will
so TO the United States IN about months. sercer
VINO has been Pars for the last six months leaves Tor
spain Immediately.
There has quite panic on the Bourse here during
the past week, almost all OF stocks having been
tumolpg down Al fearful rate, and sellers outnumber
ing buyers ten 20 Tho fall commenced the day the
FraDoo.lta treaty was published 10 the Eo,eus and
began with tue Italian loan. which was Immediately to'
loved by every sort OF security at ali Of "fancy char
vlsuhs has boan al aud which ten days ago was IN
as has d0 70 S Se vet
ended For the next two years at least until the cousum
nation OF the Frauootsan treaty everybody ieels that
political matters IN europe wh be IN very unsettled aud
uncertain state Ramo5 OF all sorts OF nog0tiaton and
Intrigue between Europeln governments, which, true
and successful must inevitably plunge EuTope into war
rife Tho last reports OF both the Bark OF Ingiena
and OF Franco arc very unsa s,acJory exhibiting large
dimnation 10 the bullion held by tnen and finally, 10
cap the Climax has been whispered abu, the Bourse,
within few days past tha, "Brghts dE ease" Is rak
ing RAPID tnroads upon the Imperial kidneys ine end
proc bly, Is not y0t. ~ i8a
Some enthusiastic hippophages recently dinner
at Lyons at which horse meat ~as served up IN AZ sorts
OF shapes The following are aome Of the items IN tue b.i
chevai bouliie, eotsurce dc choux,' ''(ervoles
&c chevai aux trulies," "ChevsI la mode"
soie de cbevai al falieune .TiieL dc cheva Ia bro
che !" "ratc froid do cheval' The dinner, wb,cOwas
superintended by veterinary surgeon Of Lyons
well attended, and its originator between The courses
the guests with slight history or inc animal
upon which they feeding. He six years old,
and had been killed account Of the fracture leg
which rendered him useless and the speaKer stated
that could the absurd prejudice which against
eating horse. meat be overcome, iorty.eghs MIL
be quite nutritious and healthtul, and iuIIy
palatoabse as hecf-would be added to the dietary
o! France, and aid much ia building up this race,
which Ia piyslcsy degenerating othc want Of suf
cient qusntty Of meat Horse eating has had Some dis
tineuished supporters IN tratce. among them M Geof
Trey St ilage tho celebrated naturalist II Is shrewdy
suspected however that moro horse meat is eaten by
The people than they got credit tor aud that tue
rorietors OF many OF the cheap restaurantsin which
Inner with soup, two dishes OF meat, dessert haf
bottle OF VINE and ran discretion Is iurnlsbed for
The amr sum OF sxteoI soussre firm believers 10 the
;he spness, at least. OF horse In tho village OF AL
ort near Paris where there veterinary school, horse
meat is pubCy sold in the shambics, ard 0nv custs
four sous pound, while the most ordinary ,eg costs
Is purchased TO considerable extcnt hs tho viii
layers. alas .e-e# f4s
SouherDers 10 Paris singing exceedingly small cf
late and evidently are arriving ut tne CONCLUSION that
their game Is nearly played out
At length tho cast for MeyerDeer's Hrcaire has
been made al the Grand Olrra. Naudin eues there
from the Italians To siag The rolr OF Vacs0 dc q MIA
Our amiable Seccoary OF Legation here has been prac
ti,ns "bAntnsism aud has succeeded IN reducing his
weight without affecting his ''mscie to q considerable
extent