The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

France
EASTERN AFFAIRS IN PARIs-TuE ITALIAN REFUGEES
IN FRANCE-THE DANUBIAN PROVINCES AND THE
CzAR-THE POLICY OF NAPOLEON--TnE CROPS OF
THE WESTERN PROVINCES, ETC., ETC.
It possible that the arrival in Paris OF the Count
Peske Minister of Justice Of the Emperor Of Russia hae
been invested with more importance than 1t is entitled TO-
The Constonncl indeed states that his visit pc
cal object and that his only business in France Is
accompany his wife to the baths Of Vchy. But the pro-
Of Russian Minister at Paris at the present crisis
Ia too remarkable 70 be accounted for on slight pre-
text
It was stated in Paris on the 10th that the Italian reu
gees in France had been officially informed tnat any
to their country as Austria would eagerly avail Of
the unity to proceed to e1treme and the French
force in Italy would also be increased.
In France in England the exciting topic is whether
not the occupation of the Dsnuban provinces by Rus
ala can be regarded otherwise than act Of war.
The of Russia maintain that the Of
"grave eveps authorizes the patton of the pruc
pses, while the friends of Turkey contend that under
existing circumstances. the occupation Of the provinces
by force whatever ard under any by
larger force than COO direct violation of tho
treaty Of Bslta Iiman Meantime the opinion Of both
parties s that the Russians will solve the problem by
crossing the Danube and thst the Great will wink
at the chmeDt provided IL goes further After
to enable the Gar TO retrieve his military credit which
would otherwise suffer both at home and abroad.
Nspceon's course of policy in this difficulty is in no
ways clear The GoIes correspondence rays. that the
Of he French governn through the Am.
bassador at st Petersburg distinctly and positively de-
mes ane rsn. o. Russia 70 oceaGy the unaer
msrt In the Paris espoudence Of the London Morning
Chvonce deserves attenton"In the Council OF State
IL dec ded that the entrance OF Russians sto the
DaDuhaD provinces should BE- considered violation OF
treated On the same day patch sent to Cohet
Walewsk 10 London expressing the decision adopted by
the French Emperor. On Monday, the Communication
the subject Of Cabinet Council held o. London to
consider tins reply to e made 70 the French
After considerable dis ussn II In ported that the
ply ~ eed upon cong atuAted Napoleon the decided
attitude he had taken-acsnowe that the occupa-
ton u The Danuban provinces wosd be an arerayatinq
circumstances Of the situationbm the reply epief every
thing conantmg active 90 operation against Rsissfd The
receipt Of this reply caused surprise at the dis
PLAY BY England In Cabinet Council held thereupon,
a. st. Cloud the discussion long and violent From
the Jio Words The Emperor dropped he hinted hu this qses
tor he should take advantage Of 10 further soma
particular rieses Of his The cowtcrs at loss d
make out the meonfng Of 90 mystsiotu hin still at the
Bourse the prevailing feeling that thefe will be
war;
Tho Honneur Echo mentions that orders had besn re-
ceived BY the maritime board Of that port TO mako
hwy u ell paIiners CT TO serve. excnpting nsEe
kssens eus. II braM, WI sssa rstsrn 70 Paxis y