The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25
our Paris correspondence.

our Paris OOrrospOnuencos
PARIs Dec. I, 1864
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The Partisan journalists said about all they had TO cay
upon the result your Presidential election the ming
after II reaohed here, and since then articles
worthy OF comment have appeared In the Paris press
In fact there nothing more for them to say. The
result has convinced them and the Of Europe that
have still country and q nationality. and that
intend preserving both intact.
The most bitterly disappointed people hero South
secessonsts and their Northern copperhead sym.
pathzers. They anticipated the general result; but
they dreamed that It wosld be Overwhelming.
and predicted confidently and hopefully that the election
would be accompanied BY OF violence and blood
shed. which, when II had closed would eliminate in
Inevitable revolution which should sweep the govern.
ment from power end lead 70 the cessation OF the
BY the recognition OF the Southern conedoracy One OF
the enlightened and obscrvant OF the Northern
copperhead tribe, who has recently gone TO the United
States, and travelled q considerable portion OF
recently, wrote. however to friend OF his here that he
did not think tho people OF the North yet ripe for
revolution, and that II would take another OF
10 bring them 10 It. Tn is the hope now, the only one
OF the secessionists In Europe.
with wh Gu Messrs S,idel, Mason aud Mann accom-
panied their presentation OF the manifesto OF the
document, dated the 18th OF November, unques.
tlcuaby published this time with the hope that may
to a certain extent act counerpose to she moral
effect produced by our Presidential election Some
journals make queer work OF the names or tho dstin
the TACT tina, they not particularly we'll kuswn here
How disguised, Tor instance must Messrs Mason. Sde
and Mann be to be written down, they are in the
Sc. OF this morning. as Messrs Sdde Monsan, Dudley
aud Mann.
The Duke do Persigpy wrote letter to Emile Girar-
din editor the Press expressing hopo that
anchor alton would DO made in the laws affecting Jour-
nails in France The ConsttoRne says that Va able 10
the Emperor has his that the
Duke should have given vent such idea without
having consulted his MAJESTY This probably proves two
things frst that his Ma csty doss not contemplate any
immediate authorizations and second that he dues
intend that the members OF his prvy council shall have
Willard b Farwe, Esq United States Navy Agent in
San Francsco, has arrived in Paris business for the
government.
PARIS, Dec. 2, 1864.
Sharp Practice Of Rebel Ne~.paper Aoens-Enoland sof
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A sharp piece Of rebel practice, with the object OF
creating public opinion on the Continent exhibited in
London correspondence published in the Paris papers
For several days past there has been . little GROSS
6riog between tho London Pos and the Globe
both journals OF certain Official characser-reative to
the question for European disarmament In reply
article OF tho Posi- the Globe stated that such
could not DO adopted except the result of prae
ticai, very decided encouragement coming from without
and Of some great EXAMPLE. for which scarcely
hope" Now the Correspondence Raras which furnishes
the Geographic correspondents for the Paris press
sending this article the wires adds quantity Of
suggestions which the article contained and
Intended to i'm ress public opinion the Continent with
the idea that this is the expression OF opinion OF the
EUgsh government through OF Its organs-the Globe
IL ia stated in this correspondence that England has
fear OF becoming embroed 10 war with any Continon
tai Power aud that she feels obliged maintain her
forces upon and land almost footing. n Ia
because she feels that she DO called upon TO respond
the menacing demonstrations Of the United States
The idea 1T the bottom Of this rebel trick h Of course,
TO place IN the position or standing 10 the way OF
general reduction OF tho armies OF Europe and
sequent diminutton Of expenses. England viii not
dIearm OF the Continental Powers will not, and
England will because she fears that the covert war
she has been carrying against NJ for four years past
may later, break out into an open one.
learn good authority that Hon. Cherries Francis
Adams Minister 70 England, intends rssgning bis
position.