New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19


PARIS March 9. 1866.
am enabled to inform you of an important
fact not yet publicly known in Paris. Mr. Stewards
answer to n. Drouyn de Lhuyss dispatch OF Jan. 3,
has arrived. Although the French Government has
not yet pronounced official opinion upon it. have
reason to know romteIpressions let drop by two or
three minister's that the Cabinet of tho Tueries 10
very much pleased with the contents From what
dispatch which be had to draw with skul
and address. While reiteratng and reinforcing
all that tho United States Government has
ever said upon the Mexican question. ns has h.:
position from which America viii not bulge an inch in
terms which France will probably make up It's mind 70
consider q not Incompatible Win rs own views .ns
reasonable delay on the part OF France ID evscutne
Mexico may tend TO further complications but. for
the the ss Il s.ys .d Rss
not yet formally come to decision) w. that MI sew
ard latest communication relieves them from load OF
United States in regard to MEXICO now stand upon
II. 90 Colts, The Prussiss embssssdor has returned
to Paris There 10 no doubt thss hs recent sudden de
ministerial crisis there and that be would Succeed
Bismsrk - Prime hinstsr. This provision has been
fAlsihed BY events. II wc decided BY the King In
Council that Bsmsik should remain IN Office. and now
de Goks will probably not loag remain Paris Envoy
under tho Ninister whom he sndsaxorsd TO sappant.
Ihave heard Il remarked In diplomatic circles that
the appointment Of tho Empsrors child I'll yesre old
to be President Of the Universal Exhibition ooiacding
% II does. with the practical bsni.hmeut Of Prince
Napoleon during the legislative session ana the con-
slant attendance OF the Empefors Ministerial councils
is proof OF the growing influence Of Eugene. The
pro Popery policy Of the Government Is further evi.
denoe Of the same thing The Emperor a this moment
pays moro attention TO bis wifs than ne mas cone ior
many years He IL constantly In her society and 50 far
As Is known has Mistress thing which could not
have been said Of him before at any time since his mar
rage Aetaphyscians Of the Balzac school say that
be 10 at this moment undergoing phase OF married
life which very often happens-thet OF being In love
with his wife for the second time. But the same phil
osopher observe that this second period Of love- though
intense 10 apt not " be OF long duration.
The UNUSUAL silence the bench Of talking Minis
tors" during the debate on the Address, nov going
has given rise to many conlectures. n. kouhcr, the
grand attack upon the vital principles Of imperialism
and II. Jules Favrss searching demonstration Of the
insanity Of ell attempts TO vivfy that thing already
dead ycept the temporal power" The fact Is. that
ready to reply to beth speakers. 81. he 60:
bis tongue. The. rising tide Of opposition
sets IN strong s. o ne
visers and . radical change Of policy He knew that
Rouher apt to get heated when DO speaks and would
therefore give him his head dry discussion the
tured upon.
recommend You 10 make Q note Of the fact. with Q
view 70 future Of the vote Of the senate ana corps
Legsat regarding the recognition In direct terms Of
the necessity Of the Pope temporal power position
which for many years the ultra Catholic members
tried in vain to get inserted 10 the Addressthe Ans
ter; Away. opposing 1t 10: s0'so1 asH m
speech. which studously omitted the word temporal"
was come to without Minister opening bis mouth on
the
take personal credit for not hsTtng committed himself