The New York herald., 1864-09-18
= The Peace Movement Abroad.
1uLING IN PARIS TOWARDS INTERVENTION AND


Paris august 3l) correspondenceof London Post
There arc great number q Americans in Paris who
hgSats ths other side Of the Atlantic We haye gen.
selnse from the North as well a. gentlemen from the
ooth koug -. Nnd they may be seenthe Northernors
% the Hotel au Louvre sod the southeruers the Grand
Aotsi-daily meeting In considerable numbers.
f0eoo cxies from their native land generally for DO
lMicA reasons, receive letters by every mail, and
r. rsosctsd tho various phases OF political feeling
SINE past ~ have informed your readers a. men Of
~ acsA and As Of the North hare induged IN sort
10y @ Ssspsysa @ ,ams.ag: q peaes We are told what
ssafy nai bringing Of the suspension Of host
Sow ss soso q ~.
otnsan war was public conviction in the minds Of
Sosasy opened MI Dayton, the United States Minister
p Paris and Mr.. slidel. the Envoy OF the South may
oo n so, Which nov sS Sy
what every rejecting American has discovered, thai
ss~s ovanoement must bng te made betpeen North
0Nd OooA and that 0wounf Of battles lost or ICON fu
aoesTay cAdmpe ne terms which North and Souh ciI
svssoty Negotiate for peace It the duty OF every
Drsngthen and this dawpog feeling OF recon
phatbop. Above all the press ought employ power
slowing that public opinion in the Old World now
DalouiaSwhat bas been gained by either rary since
sh! war commenced, and how much treasure and
yaluabss life has been lost. We scarcely NEE. an
American 10 Paris who does not wear the black
sosisu Of friends lost; and wealthy families who,
few months ago, lived In princely spcndor, are now
fsauoed 70 restricted Party spirit has run 80
hh that the Of the North In Paris does not sreak
- che man Of tbe South, although they may have known
De0n other Tor Years previous TO this fatrcida
- - 70 contemplate such . state OF things.
When ve were told by tie politicians Of the Nerth
- oommenoemen< Of the civil struggle. that few
tooths woud sufoe 20 put down the South strangers
ooked on WITH comparative indifference, and simply
psptsed that tho Americans, like other groups OF
Hamanity, destined never TO be long without the
S0frors Of was. But new thsre ~ a universal convic-
~ heee that the south cannot be conquered
Svsa Rohmohd were 70 RAIL- Theu say the rc9Hctng,
Sey not negotiate for peace nj once without Hnrthsr
~ life, But Ae general conuict,on that foreign
ESsc~ sAosld tRtrfrei All the world remembers tho
Hmpoeor NApoleons attempt at peace making. That
Noble ebrt mel With success, and Americans 70
eAek dat th@ feeling o. tho Washington Cabinet this
An6bect has uM changed Throughout this painful war
- ~ - the French government concerucd the strce-
~ policy of neutrality has been observed with rega
- the representations Of Mr.. Dayton concerning the
Welding OF vsaaels for the south In french ports Such
have been attended southerners say
vSn Win great severity The want Of cotton at nrst
hsavy affction In England has gradually been sup
plnd and there fear OF that branch OF trade do.
6dhdno any further eoverument assistance
North Aos dotwa,s inc$assd ~ the war goee on. The
present sxtravagapt luxury such cities rs New York
= pecseiy W character 10 invite the modes, furniture
hnd wines II France and the American consuls all
Nhs country report increase OF exports France.
Ae whos, suffers from the American nevertheless
and most Frenonmcn desire 10 witness q return 70 pcaoe
and the mere regular resumption OF with the
NA sures payments and reasonable rate OF exchange