The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Our parts orrespondenco.

Our Paris CORE spondencc.
PARIS, Oct. IS, 1864.
Letters from America me L0n6oa Prcss-Liberatty or
the Washington Gouernmea, aad Ma.ics Of tie Foreign
Scrtes-7he Fraaco- Lalian Treaty and General Carl
bald, &c.
frequently hear foreigners express surprise ut tho
rberaty OF government in permitting such COZ res
poudents thuse OF the London Inn and Telegraph TO
remain in our country abuse and ts executive officer,
lie about us institutions in the most outrageous
manner, and ut the te seem so very anxious to
impress upon the people of Europe tho that ber
ties have all been taken away from US. How long,
should like know, would foreign correspondents be per-
mittcd In time OF civil war, remain 10 France and
England and write such unmtgatec lying abuse about
them appears twico week about US
aud ours in Of the Times and Telegraph, and
occasionally said and sober columns OF the official
Monitsur Parst Public opinion Europe TO great
oxtent formed by these letters breakfast frequently
at table hero whero number OF Eaglishmen mingle
eusons with their cold roast beef and pale ale,
and evidently believe every word contained in them
Tho Vienna press that about four hundred ind
gent families In that city have decided to emigrnte
Mexico. plan at first conceived for raising the
funds for removal by means Of lottery o; threo
handred thousand iorins. The government, however,
dsapproved this, and the intention to raise the
mooey by subscription.
Aunough bin has been introduced INTO the italian
capital from Turin Florence will probably be several
days before we are made familiar with the animus
or the chamber upon this aud IFS correlatve ques-
| tions. Although there will, without doubt, be
a very lively discussion relative 70 the treaty with
France IN the course OF which It Is certainly q be hoped
that Will be enlightened 70 exactly what this treaty
mens1 there doubt bat the result VIII be the vot
OF the treaty and the necessary appropriations Tor the
Meanwhile the aris semi official press and the Cdnsi
utionne In particular eonoues TO iiounder 10 sea OF
bunsby ms about the meaning Of the treaty The latter
journal, In OF rs long wiuded, double caded articles
on Sunday morning, explains again, IN the usu lucid
name IN which has heretofore explained, the terms,
ana predicted the probable working Of the treaty-that
France viii iudl her snare Of It, and Italy hers and
comes TO the conclusion that Puck did 10 the Midsummer
Night's Dream, tnat sJack shall have Gi, and raught
shall 20 m ,ns man shall have bis mare again, and all
Garibaldi however, does not to think favor.
ably OF the treaty After several weeks silence the
tured leer-which the Partisan journals allowed
to publish, because was evident that It's publication
than good-in which the great agalor expresses not
very great opinion Of the treaty or OF his Majesty the
Emperor's right 10 remain in Rome until its terms
| fulfilled lhe letter is as follows
na ,n b ond epdssyn 10 nanp nee s
nah et those have sa,ed Italy by the treaty Of the
the only convention this to purify country
presence not ~ Two years. but IN Two hours
Another characteristic letter Of 0arbaId TO the prs,
Pantaco who has recently abandoned the clerical
has been published. showing Gsr,baldps position with
| regard to the Church aud priests generally
CArRnRa. Oct 10. 1904.
but In that u all humanity that thank YOU for the cour
The aas@iss Of liberty and d progress ars
1er "sa rom s
times, has now become dcsoatne ssourse The pscs,s
vsnaoa am uro Eass but 10 nov cursed by every one
| Yours for he. GAklBALDl.
I wish to commend the following and ils result
without single word Of comment, TO the attention OF
| our military ano judicial authorities.
Tho military tribunsi OF rDurs has been engaged
days N trying Captain Louis LamaniIe. commanding the
charges OF lorpng certificates By means oi which four
younmen were Illegal exempted from military cryiceand
also with receiving various ranging from 200 francs
to 100 francs Tor doing his secretary named Saint Paul.
pearcd from toe evidence that bamanles duty TO
the verbaus OF inspection young conscrips
from the service account OF ncapaes which had SUPER
vened since tner nrst examination Immediately after the
drawing and that be had taken advantage OF his position.
with the AID OF SAINT Panto iorge ali the requisite certificates
and obtain exemption for young whose friends
ncy proved against the prisoners and tribunal there.
fore declared them guilty, but With erenuatng oircun
uent military degradation two hundred franco hne;
Saint Paul TO eight years Imprisonment military degrade
that LAmanes name should be struck OF The rolls Of the
| Legion OF Honor.
hotel keeper in Paris has brought charge OF swim.
ding against NJ de Ionnens who contracted debt for
bed and board with Him, under the title OF Orele First.
| King OF Araucann.
| The Livsrpsoi OF France.
NAP0LEoN's PLANS ron THE DEVELOPMENT or
TIE HocTH or THE LOIRE, WITH ALL rms
"MoDERN INrRovRhBsTs' now PUBLIC woRxs
Z ARa cARRfEp ON uNDER rHs HMFIRz--CoMPHT1-
SIoH WITH GREAT BRITAIN FoR TIE rRANsArLAN-
ITO TRADE, Rrc.
IL TFrom the London News, Oct "a,
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