The New York herald., 1864-10-23
Oar Paris Carrespoadsnrs.

PARs. Oct. s, 1885,
4nercan Dspicur.ic and Ton rsT Corp,4 E,fo,p Com
urncei- ~. 6asrn ard au atssn 10 kesvco &c.
The diplomatic and crnsuisr system Of the Uni.ed
States, rather It's eatire ses q system has beou ever
snce the round,,ion oar government repfcacp 70 h
Men haze beoa and sin appointed 10 ai nBorsas
pos sbfcsd who Possessed uot s!ncio qualification for
their pSst t.ooaays been appointed nos for soy poc
liar tnees, bat spi- reward To- political services
htlo nearly an other pAli,ss Of tho world have Dip
tomato and consular system under which young
educ TED Tor Ihs civil service OF their
country. Our govornmsut eoe,os N have Considered
qusIiacstor o. Nc foots looked npon the Of
Me-ss OF 40 consequence" We nave seat TO al
po,,ant fore;gu rsiss sho knes ef their
duties than they knew a. Chinese Aea who
sbip ti tbsy reached Nsw Yors theI- way their
Intimate ecquaatsuce Win maritime law absolutely
rocessHy for proper pcr rtornssee Of their duties
IL was stated, and bel eve trre, thai during the
lac; admirstrsiion not siugse man appointed TO for
msson spoke the language " the couury ~ which
toSgue, fortunately fos nn fngli.b. Bas bad sl
tLis vas and sUow, the evil DOT end here Al lha
bo supposed tsey pcssose ordinary sbuity 70 have
s<,ulrod tolershis knowedee of tbes dntss, with
Snsnsc OF sdmiasrAH9n thes ara AL ssept OUT asa
tssr pHcez aed by nea ~ gcoiani es tbs! we're in the
beginning.
heen Inserted which icad N radical chsHfe
diplomatic snd conspizF asystenA IN 0ctnber iast Mr..
Seward wrote 70 kr J4n Bgeow ogr Consul IN raris,
requesting him 70 draw ht experience spo 0hsetvs
tioa, and 20 pctnt o4t .ch charges ~ he cn,dered
neces..ry Ia the c0nsul.f Department. Mr. n. .eou in
reply made long and eis report, IN which he orns-
mo3ced By saying thai something ike system NJ
peEmsnsuce iatroduce any etsoC.s whch he would
recommend would hs Of val, Having plaoeo bin,seK
N mmu1csipr u!th u. 5ebeTt the bead % the TOO.
suar Bureau of tho brspc1 Ministry OF Foreign Affairs
NJ. pipe,ow rrpout careful strdy of
French dpi,matc sonrgisr system question bly,
tire pcseos of that ol suy rsign, snd which,
indeed the syete OF all ether nst0cs fnr3ded fhe
o. this report nxpencea 20 the Dplou as
shch thirteen consular pupils wbo prior 10 their appoint
eni TO pss. ersIni,ih the eisocLt OF intsvoa-
ona aud martins Law should bc sect shroed and hcirg
bietsd estsbshca cousustce should thsre serve
spprentcesh,p by which they should accore o know
Ledge tbeir professes Three Of lhsse agpontDc uts
sir,sdy bean msde, and ~ supposed nat otbsys
VIII follow. No provision bss bcsp ,nsdo how
sbst f1turs Presidents shah choose their cnnsuh
from the " lbcss gloves, give them ary
pe.ereuce but when II 10 ssea bow ncce saty this VII
b. A1c hoe admirably TIE nav system VIII WORK, "
certainly Ss hoped that ths w Be done and grest
sisp thus ken toward rendering oar cfiar corpe Ell
cheat snd respectshie'
Isoe by the hxrAtp that nv. Cviu lad reached and
rf the c,ty o. hexcc Reliable advices m Paris stats
tbn ts Dieter has ske1 the oath ~ allegiance 70 ths
nsw w neris gcg.rnnent ssd that biz object IN golngn
hetco va 70 assume The military goverporsbip u tne
state soaos. The pootsr, through several interviews
cons r1oo considerable number ~ Americans prlnc
raly trcu California, 10 settle 10 scuors and 10 tako
service IN the hes'cen army thsss. N Maxiunn and
rNlRt'u ESsW IT. bwih, however, ~ well LIS Gait.
nrnih cqrsttaency 90 a v conblu whstke< they would
DO inclined - udss m0ch 70 MIS- promises.