The New York herald., 1866-02-05
Another Meeting Of the Rebel
BOmdhOlders.
The Erlangers Stated to Have Melted Two
Millions Of Dollars by the Loan.
r r AN c E.
Our Paris Correspondence,

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1865.
Cabi~& xeeing tie kezican Queaion- Emperor
CAaa0s HIS Mind and Resolues to Announce the WiGt-
Srasoal Of TIE Fremck Tops-Amerioans at the Imperial
Bau-wAa Their Aajestis said to General Schefesd and
.kisiser Bigelow-Napososs Opinion Of Sheman--
Names If Those Presented-Noa1iiitie Gossip and
Dyesses, DC.
Tho great topic Of interest the approaching address
Of the Emperor at the opening of Chambers Mon
day next and particularly 10 what he will say about
Mexico Itwas the original intention of his Majesty to
sve this delicate subject the goby, and say nothing
about IL. At o meeting Of ministers, held few
days since, the Emperor stated this as his inten-
siOn, which. however, no found unanimously opposed
BY his Cabinet The ministers stated that there
nsch feeling In relation TO the Mexican question, too
much excitement among the people, to allow 1t to be
passed in such cavalier style, and that they
not willing to bear the weight Of responsibility which the
silence Of the Emperor, at a time and occasion
when every waiting with anxiety to hear what be
win say, would impose upon them. The result that
the Emperor changed his course and will say something
Before this the Cabinet had expressed itself almost
nously 70 the Emperor in favor Of immediate with
drawa Of the troops which the Emperor replied that
81 could not yet be done with safety.
vHAr ExPERoR MEXICAN QUESTION.
Now what will he says Yesterday the Bourse was more
buoyant than 1t has been for weeks, and so un
DER the innuence OF genera IMPRESSION that the En-
perof Intends plainly in'mang on MONDAY next that he
~" w'na"" h's troops i'om AeAeo ~ soon az possible
sno 'nA' mo nopes 70 Aooompnsn ~ 'eas' w'hn the
bounds Of the present year This Is indeed the impress
sion which prevails throughout the entire community
and should II not be realized the reaction will be tre
nendouA We shall know soon however. just what
his Majesty has said, that speculatons present are
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Al the head of the line of our cod vmeu and fair
,ounsrvvomen 10 he prescnted nv " Bive,ov stood
Major General sboaeld and upon bis name being pro
nounced the Emperor addressing him in English sad
ss;enera am very glad TO see you You we're in the
Zine with General sherman believe p, The General re
oiled that he had been for a time when the Emperor
continued aT followed with great interest the campaign
OF sherman How long do you remain here ?" The
General replied that he should stay in Europe year. but
intended leaving Paris In few weeks; upon which his
Majesty sad II hope 10 have the pleasure Of seeing you
again" and passed on. General Schofeid vss the only
ess Of De presenfea 10 vAov his Majesty pke The En-.
pross "A 10 him that sbe shoped he was enloviny him
self In Paris" To Mr. Bieeiow the Emperor remarked
fhst che was glad 10 see 80 many Of his