Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05
MORNING LEADER.
FHURsDAY nORNING, nTAY 5. ~



e Paris Correspondence N. 7. Times
The Peace News--Its Effects on the Rour.,
: --The EmPeror's Letter--Lord CIar.1
dOn's Mission--The TermIpnrto, of ~.
mexiean Ahair--Suppressto of tbe 1T.,r.
lean Resolution Of the American CoD.
sress--French Guardianship Of the 1TevJ.
can Throne. ---e A, ~
PARIS, April 19, 1854.
Inc town is in great state Of agitation
to-day, about the peace news Of yesterdav
ana especially about the results of the
news on the Bourge. This morning proups
olspeculators are collected along the Bon.
leTard counting the victorious and da-
fested OF yesterday, but especially the VIC
torious, for the Bourse is like the battle
held-the dead are not counted. bus we
are told that the Germsn Banker. W
gained 9 million on the Credit Mobilier
the Duke de d, two millions on the State
fundsi and the Baron de r. five millions
on rsllWaysl Such a streak Of luek is
enough to disgust one with ell mundane
things, and 90 especially think the de.
feated ones, whe join with wonderTnl
harmony in the cry OF "favOritismlp and
even of "foul playF'
But was there any favoritism. or fonl |
playr The Emperor's letter, announcing |
peace in Europe, was dated on Friday Iasf
and Nj. Fould, to whom it WAS sddFessed
neI9 It until yesterday, Monday, before
PuOlsning II IN the Moniteur. In this in
lel lerVai OF three days according to the de-
olsrAtion OF the defeated speculstors, word
was given out from the Ministry Of FL
hShoe 10 3 rev favorites that the letter in
question existed, that it would be published
Monday 4
nous rise Of stocks would be result R1t
NJ. Fould betrayed the secrat -. /,
not, the signs for the lasi week wsro III -
-ayor Of peace, and the "bears1 Tn,s, - - ,
'rlbnte their ruin in great part 10 tbsir
,Wn blindness. ~ 'neir
Thus it was well understood around I
own as early as Saturday that Lord CIar,
ndon.s mission to the Emperor vas n snc.
essi that the previous good understanding n
etWeen the two Governments had bea1 h
eneWed, that in future they vouId vorL
ogether on the same platform in tba
)snish question, and that this renewed al m
snee Wss likely to be applied 20 ali En-.
OPesh quesuonsi so ss to secure peace :
very where. Moreover, the reduction of
1e war tax on real estate, as the result of l.
le haPpy termination Of the Mexican | A
nalr' was announced in the Chambers on Az
aturday, and finally it Was generally un-
erstood that the Prussisns were about
esdy to give the assault on the Danish
'orks at Duppel, and that there was little
oubt Of their success. n
Already, too, the probability Of an
greement in the London Conference on
be subject Of an srmistice was generally
Omitted, but in defnitive, no one was
repaired for such an avalanche Of peace
as fell upon us yesterday.
what ls to be the result2 On every n,
de we hear loud exultstions at the pros.
eet OF general peace, and people are pre-
icling speedy reduction Of the armies
nd navies Of the great States, And
neither these happy results are to be at
hned OF not 1t Is certain that an i'm
iense impetus has been given TO com
erce and to commercial enterprises in
enersl, and that we are entering upop a
'ason OF uDexampled prosperity. n
Inc relolcings over the happy termipa- i
On OF the Mexican affair are destined N
ceIVe q slight cooling off frem the reso-
uon voted By the House Of Representa-
yes At Washington, and which arrived at \
lrls last evening. The resolution has L
It been published yet in the French pa
rs snd we DO not yet know, therefore.
W 1t ls to be appreciated. But the Gov @
nment seem to attach very great i'm -
'rtance to it for not only was the tele.
'sphlc announcement Of it suppressed
St evening, but the telegrsphic dispatch
tire, brought BY the Scotia, was delayed. N
ae London Times msde the resolution say
st the American people would not "tole-
te the new Government in Mexico, and
was probably this version Of it which n
dueed the Government to suppress that 4
irt Of the Scotis's dispatch.
In my next letter shall be able to give
"a an idea Of the impression this i'm
rtant resolution Of the American Con-
ess has produced