The New York herald., 1865-06-11
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARn Nay 49, 1866.
Pc0rss Of the MEXICAN Erctemc-Betr Feelin0 Tbsoards
Anserioa-Wha. TIE French Prcss Says ae Subject
&c., de-
Paris political and Paris financial have been In panic
during the past week. The reports brought by the last
twO mails from the United States, to the effect that
slnCes had been opened in Washington and the prin
spa cities Of the Union for the purpose Of facilitating
emigration TO Mexico" gave the first signal for this
panic, which has run through society generally and
Mexican bondholders particularly. On Saturday last
the additional report that Juarez had been able TO
negotiate loan of twenty FIVE millions Of dollars from
capitalists New York and San Francisco This coming
top Of the statement that in all probability two hun
ared thousand American 'emigrants," accustomed TO
Shc use Of arms, would be in Mexico within the next
thyee months, was too much for the equanimity Of
the Bourse All sorts Of securities fell and Mexican
bonds which were issued At sixty three, and
lad the pressure of worked their way down
INTO the nfties tumbed to forty -four and have not yet
been able rally Under the last received from
Mexico, recounting the occupation Of Monterey and
6alto by the republican forces (which the morning
papers do consider Of sufficient importance TO publish
Or refer to- is probable that people will hanker
srter" Mexican bonds any than the traveller did
after the crow" Yesterday the panic added to by
report the Bourse that Maximan had been assassi
mated This finally settled down into statement that
be had been twice stabbed and this report obtained q
good deal Of credence.
There very uneasy feeling here relative TO pros
pect of with the United States Among the govern
ept partsans there considerable feeling Of exasper
sion against you which has been growing since be-
evident that the rebellion 10 be crushed Among
thc opponents Of the government there good deal OF
al feeling towards it for having, by launching upon the
Mexican enterprise riskcd with your government.
,hs
Ing announcing that the American government de-
termined maintain a strict neutrality in Mexican af
sAtrs may, when it is confirmed by positive act,
calm the excited feeling here.
In the absence both of the Emperor and the Minister
Of the United States do not believe that dispatches
sf important character relative TO recent events have
been forwarded TO your government has been stated
Under the present state Of affairs it is highly probable
that the Emperor who il s said has been requested by
the ministry TO return, will be back here In few days
Perhaps the best method Of exhibiting the feeling to
which recent events in your country have given rso in
Paris will be the following TRANSACTIONS OF articles from
be Paris journals Of different political opinions and de-
ces Of frendiness towards your country and govern
Ia Pra~, liberal, and generally friendly to
you, says" To whoever has carefully followed
must be evident that the American govern
ment s ess at this moment personality than force
that ence the death OF President Lincoln n place Of the
Individual influences Of the sident and his Cabinet Is
substituted the irresistible action OF public opinion. II
70 no longer with Johnson that treaties are TO be made
u 70 with the American people that we must negotiate;
and IN such state OF affairs what confidence can be
placed In diplomacy
But Lot be careful exaggcra,c the dangers OF
ne situation The French government has given fre.
quent proofs OF wisdom 10 its policy Let US hope
that IL VIII remain faithful 20 It's anecedents There are
traditions which have weight Prince Napoleon recalls
the fact that Napoleon the First lost Of his prestige
IN cedng Louisiana Napoleon the Third would greatly
increase his by evacuating Mexico Undr such circum
stances without doubt the OF villaanca would be
recalled There certainly much ability and courage
snhbtsd in retiring In time as there were In stopping at
IA Eonee, which passes for the special organ Of the
.m.ess publshe. the following note relative TO the al
legged pyoposed alliance between France and England
Haintt tIe United States:-
"A rumor has been in circulation in London that the
Meacan qucfticn had been recently discussed between
france and Engiaud in view OF certain eventualities
and that the two Pvcrs not able to agree upon the
llpe OF conduct 70 be pusrued.
I'VE believe able to state that this report s with
ont the slightest foundation.
The truth s that In the conversations between the
kngissh ambassador and the Minister Foreign Affairs
Mo new ALTITUDE OF the Washington government and its
relations with France and England were spoken OF,
bus not with reference 10 either Mexico Canada The
sny question which the Minister and the English repre-
sentative were called upon 70 examine together that
Of the bogerenta
The declaration made by Lord John Russell 10 the
Com mssioners OF the Admiralty sufficiently proves that
France and England are agreed in withdrawing the
orders given on the ast Of January, 1852 upon this
The I,asrie, Indignantly opposed to your govern.
nent, says:-"We think we can state that the
French government paying attention to the secret en-
listments which taking place In the United states in
behaH Of Juarez, and that II necessary the ener-
gsuc will be adapted against the American vol
upt.ers. France cannot permit any hbutering attack
upon country protected by her Gag The new com
nandet Of naval division on the American coast NJ
10 Contre Admiral Baron Ddeob will leave Brest the
steam irgae Themis m the Emperor returns,
and will receive the most precise instructions TO stop in
ne name OF public right, and in accordance With the
prescriptions Of maritime law, the enterprises which
T. pe undertaken by the SUCCESSORS OF Lopez and
In later paragraph the Pate tas already noticed In
the HEkALpl modncs this last statement and rays that
No. bis predecessor
The kewortai Dipomatique which ia the Partisan
crgsn OF haxmilian, says:"We do not participate In
tne emotion which the late news from the United
States appears 70 have caused London and Paris In
regard " Lbs sp'opsD made op ths account VI Inss-s