The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15

growing scarcity OF silver has caused run upon the
has attempted ct the moment interfere with the
culaon OF COIN prohibiting the sale purchase OF by
made those sns dis
regard the prohibition Crowds Of people rush TO the
bank which keeps open but for few hours daily, and
redeems in small coins, slow Of count Soldiers and
policemen guard the doors and general panic prevailed
At the dates Tho fact Is that Rome 10 still IN the
iquity Its chief productions the remains Of art and
its revenues and wealth are derived solely from the
crowds Of travellers who repair 70 a. 70 .nr, ~ a%a
for the qualification Of their curiosity Finance and com.
merco are quite out Of place in Rome and its bank but
machine 70 make little money Tor government OF
financial shifts and expedeuts Enough Of this gossip
for the present ,,.
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Dec az. 1855.
The Partisan journals still continue 70 ecstaciss over
THE PREsiDEr's MESSAGE oaita
They and France IN the condition Of people who
have been awakened from unpleasant dream an
awful nightmare. by the tnkng OF bells and tho soft
strains OF delicious Had you observed a. have
the excitement which has prevailed during the past fsw
weeks among all classes of society relative to Mexican
AFFAIRS and in anticipation OF what President Johnson
would say about them you would fully appreciate the
force of this comparison But merely upon this
score that they pleased with the Message They are
delighted at Its cearness frankness aud simplicity, and
from It they derive idea Of the power and grandeur
of the United States do not hesitate to say that this
Message of President Johnson has done to
tighten Europe relative to country, and induce
greater and respect for IT, than any State docu
ment ever published sf'sl
THE APPROACHING WITHDRAWAL or NAPOLEON FROM hsuco
But what will they do in the matter which most
nearly them and your Will they appreciate
fully and practically tho magnanmity ofthe United States
government and by the force OF public opinion require
the Emperor TO Withdraw from Mexicog am inclined
to believe that the Emperor will not require much fore
now but that he quietly preparing tho way for the
abandonment his enterprise The United States gov
eminent has only to maintain attitude at once rm
and moderate holding all its powers yet doing
nothing wound tho propre Of France in short,
while protesting against and il need be preventing by
force, the Emperor Napoleon from ausmenting the
French troops Mexico give him time and opportunity
OF Withdrawing those lac has there without oss Of
prestige.
MESSAGE TUE TUn.ERRs
Notwithstanding the fact that the French journals
press great satisfaction at the calm, mild of
the Message 1t said that another characteristic Of it
has not created favorable impression relative to it in
the very highest quarters n is aud mild but ii
tho same timo 0rm, aud shows confidence In the
power Of the country ability 70 walt for the time
when wrongs shall be rghted which scarcely OK.
pectsd after the disastrous from which we
have emerged. While sayig but little in woods 10
France. says much by implication and Inference aud
you rest assured that every line OF has been most
carefully scanned aud pondcrcd upon at the Tusries
In this Mexican matter the NRw Yoax HuALD has By
ststomsnt which It recently made. brought down upon
ell the iro Of that vssacioas sad amiabls journal tho
Pays II s indeed excessively indignant at article In
late number Of the HsRALD and It's indignation runs n
this wise:- ~ l
Il SBE HERALD TRENCH OPPOSITION
Tho attacks directed year the body Of the Corps
Legsatf by Of tho opposition members against the
French expedition to Mexico will not DO forgotten We
might wish for tho houor Of the French tribune that we
had heard those strange words those cuoxes those
hateful 0ncoufasements OF the bandhs OF C0rtina
| and tho robbers Of E.cobcdo We would have
far forget his nAliooai feeling 10 csllniate
our Ss-s v sS%z rs s9 s
curious beasts and then kill them With thor aackete ~
These words scsc cuoges teso encouragement these
nti-Frcnch p;eaangs have heard have branded,
aud might hope That orators charged by party with
this humiIiaiing would dare recommence
campaign which exc,tes against them all the ryane-
aud energies Of national feeling Now, Tits is
what we read An an American sheet-the NEw Y0RK
HE.ALn-woli known foe its hostility towards France =:
at must be observed that the French occupation OF
Mexico will he attacked In the Our adviccs
from Paris inform that the opposition in the French
crs I.gisatif = savage onslaught on tina
| part of the conduct of the government"
Are they who sen " New York these 'adviccs from
Ias !" sainc wno'e uoc,sines una .ncusanos o. pat
,erns IN Tue TRENCHES o. Jusss4 AZ fueomr Arc they
.nse VIM nss' y"ar Aas inc french fos.riin Iosoanu
WIN ,ausa.se wno ,'e ,mri scc'ii suericros Gus
gusci a. rencn acpuues' whse THIS mysterious un-
Sers,anulhs oe.weeh he opposition aud tis NV
rokk hrkALo 70 mas " rsrls "a savsge onsaught
on INC ftencn cSpeu'ion, apso'uiey combating thcrc
tne oa"ui.s "no sScfe or ,'uta'e our wounded SOL
% III. opla , o1 soaiu Pso'e.' asans' an lmpn,
,aton % odioa, unit te Contrary pT9yen We would
rather ocneie .na .ne INV ioRk hkfALD mas pecn
MT MUMMY aeanse iiue group Oh french depu-
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| II peneFe you my boy
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