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slaves against their masters, have quite destroyed any sympathy that might have been felt for the North. Probable action of Parliament — discontent and distress. The Newark (N. J.) Advertiser (a Republican journal) has a letter from its Paris correspondent, dated the 17th ultimo, which says: We may look for lively proceedings upon the opening of the British Parliament, and possibly the French Chambers also. In England two questions off interest to our country will be brought foron would be speedily suppressed. The distress in the manufacturing districts of France is, however, very great, and the murmurs of the mercantile and laboring classes grow louder and louder every day. Recognition by French. The Herald's Paris correspondent, writing under date of January 17, says: I am in the possession of information which establishes beyond a doubt that this Government is bent upon the recognition of the South. It has within the last two weeks repeatedly urged