The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Our Paris Correspondence.


More Hopeful Feeling Relatirs to The Union Cause in
Pa,ls-Soies of Unitd Naies Bonds-Aiw Slidelps
AaryiG0e-Ths Franco Ialign Treaty., &c.
People here to begin to think for the first tme
that the rebellion Is very nearly last legs; and
with this feeling OF greater respect and admiration
tor our government Us well as faith In Its resources is
growing up. Although they are not quoted upon the
Bourse a considerable amount Of bonds
in this market and the American banking
houses here daily receiving orders for
tbeic purchase New York. Within the past
ten days have them exposed for the first
mo sale in the windows Of tho exchange dealers.
The journals in the secession interest have had very
little TO say OF late and sscessionists themselves sing
exceedingly small.
The the marriage contract Of Miss Slidel
and NJ Eranger wore, bohaf OF tho bridegroom, NJ.
Mocuad Senator and private secretary TO tho Emperor
ana the Marquis do Beaumont and on behalf OF tho BRIDE
Mr. Mason the rebel rowing Commissioner (whose tracks
over Europe may traced by the huge pools OF to-
bscc, spiltie which this fine old Virginia eentlomanso
far superior in his manners to the vulgar mackerel
c,tcbng, cotton-spinning Yankeeseaves wherever ho
goes,, ana Mr. Corbyn, Southern Ottoman, long resi-
dent in Paris
The happy pair Immediately after their marriage, let
for London. where they will remain month During
the winter they intend giving series OF fes. balls and
sorccs which will throw entirely In the shadc anything
attempted here by the "vuigar catching,
cotton spinning Yankees y
If the CHEST Of the rebel loan its le-s,
should present itself, ike Banquos at Macbehs feast,
1t would create perhaps axreeab excitement. From
present appearances, however, there will not be even
ghost OF it remaning much longer.
The wedding rousseau OF Mrs Slidell Is said TO have
bccn very extensivs and elegant; and she received
great number Of beautiful and valuable presents both
from her friends and those OF her husband
generally supposed that the text OF the Franco
Italian treaty would not be made public until it was COM
muDicated by the King OF Italy 10 bis Parlameot The
Moniear OF this morning has however, set st rest all
doubts as to its tenor by publishing it in fu together
with all the accompanying documents. II does not dIer
In fact, although IL does little in form, from the
versions OF hich have been going the rounds Of the
press for the last fortnight The body OF the treaty
rains not word about the removal OF the lta ian
capital from Turin This Is contained in protocol which
is devoted entirely to it, and which provides that tho
translation italian capital shall take place
six nths from the date tho convention dec sara
tion, however which follows the PROTOCOL chanses the
time both for the translation the capital and the
evacuation Of the Pontlcal territory-the to be
within six months, and the other within two years after
decree by the King OF italy sanctioning
the law for tho translation OF the capital which will be
presented by the Italian Ministry At the approaching
Tue wording Of the treaty ITSELF and OF the despatch
from the hiuiser Of Foreign Affairs to the french Am
Lifted convey The idea that by this treaty the temporal
sovereignty aud caceabe possession OF the Roman terr
tory guaranteed To tho Pope inst the capital s to bo
perm ,nentiy transferred Florence and that the King
OF Italy abandns the idea OF Rome This IL what tho
French government evidently intends the Franch
clergy the clerical party France shall understand
bv the treaty whls s prob ,ble the Italian Ministry
Will be able TO prove TO the satisfaction OF most OF the
Italians that II the abandonment OF the protection
OF tho pope's temporal power by France and that
Florence the capital will be stepping stone 10
Rome.
Patti made her entree at the It,len Tuesday
ing, in S0mnambula. She In excellent voice, and
charming. beautiful and vivacious ever. Brignoi
who has been engaged by Mr. Bager will nrst appear in
Madrid.
Inc Emperor returned to 81. Cloud tho night before
last The Imperial family will 90 to Compiegnc on the
18TH NJ Ernest Renan Is about setting out for ASIA to
visit the places which the theatre Of the greater
part tho life OF st. Paul. whose biography he 10 writ.
ing.
The Inder E1puroa'oria OF Rome has just placed
among the works allowed read by the faithful
lies Adventures du Chevalier de Fsublas" WAS high
ffu,a