New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
nm EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM PARIS.
o,, Special Correspondent.

:, vour readers uay jndge for themselves ho" iar
,t,,ctures were justified. In his serial entitled
s.rrs,i,ns Laeyairss, he says;
r,e idea Of assnmine hold aDd eficaciOus position
Mexico eganst the usurPation Oi the ohieu ota.es
Imeriea is new one bnt II Is just. Europe mas
light 10 do il aud France takes the INITIATIVE lbc
IN is the property OF man. ana the new ooitlnent OF
srcs is the property of Europe. starting rom ths
cn,e tAnt the American Co tinent Is the property
aSs whole human race, aud not Of the split up GHoa
one race destitute OF any right or title whatsoever
e,x Ia Spanish America, aud 80 lar as regards the
I'm race which is the IhtheT of all ciyizatiOnhe
4 .cinIe cf the prOtectorate 90 Europe, and Of its
5sosndenee ut least in the IL RepuDcan States Cf
sth America is evident We must look 10 tie future
IA must protect the Latin race, and III oIaer TO rotee
ws mus; tGAC Up position Oh the point threatened
the United States. Unless we do tAis we must DC
rient 70 admit that the new cf:tnent. the IlGhini
Oosrty Of Europe wll. quarter OF century hehce,
come the exclusive property OF those armed pioneers
10 know other law then their own convenience
"a sho allow private individuals like Walker TO rase
..,,s and armies. and seHd Federal 'tnera 10 tase
/ cs.essi0n ot Mexico III the name "l the 'hon'
Aher tIplainning that the secret motive for the
s.csn expedition to get possession OF the corn
o,On sud Ilnes Of tho American Continent for the
ueft Of Europe and expressing en- opinion that the
,teos we're ar superior race W that now inhaotlns
a. United States. tins illustrious writer this
uand poet and greet statesman" (tccording to lie
,,.oe the only Paris journal which indorses him.,
,,s on 80 say:
These American pioneers do not. like the Adecs
,vd monuments to last Tor centuries These ran
tteS ony cut down sristociatlc trees TO strip the
~ and saw them into boards. TheS delight IN ce'
erection hike men envous Of the superiority OF Nature
er ony elog ence is the abber OF their public assem-
sss In which their coarse msnncrs their brutal ees
s and cenched fists stand In tie place o that Iogic
"a persuasion by the aid Of which European orators
h those OF sniGulty. influence meh's minds 40 the
s.ss of Justice and rcasou The American journal
,unberless because they are cheap are Dotbns Dui
rkcles for advertisements gross ehartanism 10 the
yls OF BaInum, caiumny and siandsr americans
are no drawing-rcoms except III pubic notes. In
ssir clubs where the sotteuiDg lunUence Oi eHWe
,seiety is wanting, sees nothing but the most
erdd sensual and disgusting manners; even III ihen
,grs OF recreation the Americans thibk OF nOlhlue
hgher than the accumul tion Of dollars. As 10 tbeif
Ssted liberty 1t is altogether individual ana tie!
sss use t against the liberty OF others Iheir ihva
spe want of good feeling gives to their manners ti'e
.oDs and attitude OF people VII, ere always expecting
70 be nsulted ON the point of Insulting som'Oou!
s.a One OF their few good pubic speakers VINO, oh
scouut OF his eoquence and honesty was PteVehte1 u
1st national jealousy and envy ct superiority which
distin guishes Amei leans. from bec"mng fr.siueh1
o. the Republic said 10 one day. Our hOery con
ss In making ourselves as disc greeahle as we can u
oar neighbors' The art Of being dsagreeable is
,scond nature with IN American 10 please Is stup
ten of q loving nature The Americans NNe nieOoY'
and for that nobody lives ihem They suffer tue
ut expiation Of egotsts. story mGy he searched IN
vain for such disgusting chfTacteiscs as are peehteu
By the American people. lie aistocrst OF the aoai
egs on she chimney piece IN def nee OF oil deeenty
ssY speaks in a short. otOHous. offensive tone Oi
Foee. With very rare xcePtonS-re-ltctaoie otcep
,ions-and even these are itfecied By TIE ielld ao
sphare which surrounds tneu-ths ls atrue description
fthe American. The Americans have snch Dad TASTE
hat they glory in their Dc hcjepcies Anu these are
The people Of whom Mr. Monroe I'D that int! sLou,i
Oever allow Europe to interfere IN the affairs Of
America"
With this pr ecous specimen. i take leave OF NJ. &c
ismsrtine for the present But II is night that should
isu you something which 1 did not know last week.
His wild writing is not to be attributed alone to in
srmity of Judgment or a desire to propitiate the
fover journal whose wages he is now receiving
base reyeneefa feeling is at the bottom CT his hos
hty 70 America The sturdy beggar sent an agent to
Now York some time ago TO get orders for the worm
les books which many VI b,s old friends In France sub
.cribe 10 from motives of charity The American pub
" aers were TOO good judges to take the trash and
w hen the bagman came back enpty-lahded, Lamsr
tho was heard 20 soy he shoud always hate the
Americans. You nov see Tue Consequences VI Ai'
II has come to nv knowledge that Madame Iturbide.
the mother OF the Young fellow atey reported 10 nave
bcen adopted by MaXimillsn Us his her. II now III
Paris and that she has sboG the business O the
ADOPTION She keeps nysteIously quiet ana does nor
vish it to 10 known that she Is here. .
rumor !. current, but have not been able 10 'efhy
H. that the daughter Of prominent Confederate envoy
vito not long since Was married u weaith! ffehch'
man has left hlm 2ud come OaCk 10 Ncf lhthti'
John Mitchell has arrived IN Pans from foitress
Monroe aad il said be nte ds To reside here IN tDe
Character Of Correspondent tor New YORK "unai,
People puzzed yesterday % Show me me1nlns
dsa enbya nged paragraph in tbe nsHfr0Rn"f com
staining that those incOrIiGible sinners cerlen
lorsgn Journals" had exaggerated ana
tie character OF the conferences which NJ oe blsnarA
kteiy had with tie Emperor and Al Drouyl Cs LhuFs'
The ppble had ceased to talk about tie Pru5sian
Prime Minister nnd his mission. aud cOniG hot CON
ssiye what motive the CORsiiiutioHRl ecuo pave i'
bringing his name upon the tap At this time o day
Tue semi-o.fcial journal gave no precise inioInst'n
sat merely averrcd in cloudy par"pnrssps tha' M. ue
Bsnsrk too discreet and courteous mon 70 h"le
Ysoposed to France any adventurous combinations
dangerous TO the peace of Europe and that ms polu
ssi conversation with Napoleon Ill and hs Minister
sr Foreign Affairs only ofa general character:
No doubt II. Dc BSInsrs, though biulsl epoush !.
Prussia felt the necessity Of being both discreet and
courteous in Paris; but there is something very or
,atisaotorY not to say suspicious IN the Constaoha
,ssurances that mischief is brewing Bismark uns
Rave had some very cogent motive for quitting Berlin
Fr some eeks time when he had 30 much critica
business on hand. 1t was known that ne rad mace np
his mind tY hook or by crook TO annex tie Ducbrs 10
Prussia o6d the belief in polite" circles was that IN
order ~ secure the support in France to his Ubiquitous
scheme be meant to tempt the Emperor by suggesting
nan for the annexation Of Belgium To France That ne
did not pls.nriy or officially make this proposal al
Bsrritz uay well be conceded bat II viii require better
authority tlen that OF the C0nSfVt'0nH6 10 negative
tAe suDtosition that he did try II or"
Moreover the unnecessary aid extreme civity with
vhoh n. was treated in Paris shows that his hints
cod not have been very Gspeaslng The ieeiers that
.eoesred in the Opinions Rationale Deat' aud Pars
rsx, che latter by the way, mere creature OF the
yrench CoYernment) were certainly Bot nncoDnected
rth MS visit. Leopold ~ Belgium caDrot lsst long
aers are reports every Two three days OF changes
Or tho worse in his health. III the Conssaai'0"ne had
my mission really 10 Ieassure Europe az 10 Whul u
1ely to happen when be dies. II Wouid nave sh!u
,anv and distinctly that in case would Franco bo
,party to any arrangement TO disturb the inheritance
dks son. Bl: that is an assurarc9 when Inc GOV
unen, Of the Tuileries takes very good care not 10
I'VE And as long Us 1t does not the msgvings eute
siaod are quite warranted.
| This morning We learn by telegram that fulI par
taYs OF Bisrark scheme for the annexation OF both
fsalesyig ana HOstcln made public. i0u whI see
asp At length In The London GloJt Of Nov 90 1t was