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The Louisville Democrat publishes a let ter from an intelligent correspondent in Paris, relating lo tine effect produced in Europe by the Capture of Vera Cruz. After showing the miserable bigosry and prejudice displayed by the English papers, m all their sliu- sions to our recent successes is Mexico, this sensible writer turns to the state of sentiment m liberal and enlightened France. and thus discourses

 Now, maugfe all the obloquy and perver- sions of the London journals and the slender intelligence of those who furnish io the Paris press the articles on American events, tlsere IS very liitie misjudgmeni or prejudice with the French public. inrlnding the active poli- tcians of every denomination, the hieraii, the savans, the mass cf the influential citi- zens, and even the court and eabinet--hos- file as they unquestionably are to republican power and sggrandixemcni any where-hase conceived at once higher respect and stronger fears m relation 10 the prowess, energies, resources and desiinies of the American democracy. All perceive how formidable an enemy, 0. how valuable an ally, for France, the United States might prove. and all. nearly, are converted to the expedieney of coneiliaiion, by every mode What write is in the nature of testimony, ss have, within the week past, couversed with meu of the most authoritative character

 some of the ministerial ranks, others of the opposi.ion-who could give me trust worthy opinions of the sentiments of both chambers, and the emotioas of the govern ment or executive branch. They uader- stand the British obioquy, the desraciiou, the despite, the alarm, the jealousy. the vision of the emancipation of British North Ameri- ca by republican volunteers, and of the ID, dehniie expansion of rival na=y, commerce, manifold panaisc.nres. and all the elements of national sscsndaney. The awful situation of Great Britain and Ireland, aggayatina naturally every mnrbid influence, is likewise, thoroughly eomprehended.

 So far, ihe Mexican wal operates here in the most salssary way; ii works wonders with the European feeling and vision, it is ' revelation of American strength, in insiiin- .sons, spirit and means l, seems .o relieve lle monarchial governments, by teaching them the vanity of all projects, single or collective, of overweening intervention in our adairs. or compulsory restraint on ihe maintenance of an entirely independent po- silicn, and the lawful prosecution of what ever grea, national object, by the people and administration of our Union. The horizon of this quarter of the globe wares worse every month or week Paupesism is seen 10 be more diGasive, hideous and daagerexs than was imagined by rulers, or philosophers, or philsnthsoplsis, or any class. whether the observizg or the ihopgh.less--shc upper or the middle-she Prolefaris shemssives.-- Another year Of seareisy--very probable may or will beses political resoiaiioms; sanguinary popular riots multiply; ihree hundred thousand sraops scarcely saiSice to suppress mcb-snarehy in this rcAlm.