The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

Napoleon is true to his pri 1ciple OF not speaking
till the blow Is really to follow. A copy Of the
speech was immediately placed in the b .nds Of
every soldier; and 1t may be safely said that never,
since the days Of the fall Of the Bonaparte
dynasty, has there been anything approaching the
enthusiasm it excited Toe heart Of Napoleon is felt
TO be really with the people. Of whom the army Is
the warlike representatives; they see m neve oc-
cupied all. Ut himself but always about them; they
believe in his TRUTH in his loyalty, and In bis I'M
ilinchDg ourage, and protected by such faith, he
is uDquestionably very giant. AS for the thoi'
sands of English who were assemb ed - witae's the
review, their cordial saluts,ions and loud nurrahs
must have COW need the French l. there was poll
DIV in Albion they at least had share iu IL. The
review was no sooner concluded that the troops i'm
mediatey set out for Calais aud the adjoining neigh
boz hood. TO be ready for embafcauon to morrow II
IL not i'm possible that Napoleon, he mounted his
charger and turned tOwai ds thu town, might think
OF former military visit 70 B,ulogne, and an ad
dress to tie army, which was not followed by pre-
cfsefy the saiuc amount OF gu cess. But tmes are
strangely changed sin Q then.
The Moa'ieur I1DouDces that Rizu. Pacha, Mt
mister OF War 10 the Sultan and le Marechal 0mer
Pacha. Gene,llin chief OF the Ottoman army, are
raised to the dignity OF Grand Grass of the Imperial
order of the Legion OF Honor. 1t likewise states
that the Turks, after battle which lasted twelve
hours, have possessed them.elves Of the island OF
Kams dan-SeJ rnouof-that the next day. the Ras-
slams beat retreat tow ards Bucharestthat Prince
Gortschakotf seemed to be DESTROYS of taking up a
position at Kalugereni, aud that, in cvacuating
Giurgevo, the Russians had set fire TO many Of the
vessels COM osipg their fotilla.
Inregard to spain the same official journal men,
tons the perfect tranquility Of Madrid, and tat the
rel ulicaDs who bad SHOWN themselves in the district
OF Valencia are being vigorously pursued. T,is
news is TO as late date ss the 1lth of july but the
Monifeur, OF the same time publishes a letter
GATED the sth from Madrid, which speaks very
easily Of the ormatit of gueilas cert aiu Joints
of the HCerta de Valence, and that villages and
Oh, ais
have risen IN insure cfioD; that colonel, unem.
ployed, called Orozco, had entered Cs.let ut the
head of an armed band. mad caused all arms to be
delivered to him and, by proclamation, had called
upon the Inhabitants TO join the insurre .tion. De
tacbments Of infantry, cavalry and Of the civil
guard had left Valencia on the 9th TO suppress the
rising.
are by no means Of an assuring character. The
gendalmerie is Obliged TO be taken away from its
proper duties, in order to keep watch on the s,l
oilers OF the line, end in the meanwhile rohberies
and assassinations are terpetratec the highways
attack the insurgents, pronounce on the
road, and are obliged TO be marched back
again. Public c0nveyances are attacked aud plum
dcred at the worry gates of Madrid. Such state Of
things must soon CO he to o crisis. These letters
express grave doubts as to the power OF tue ,vern
nent to put the inaurrecton down. The mo-
narctic spirit It is stated, restraints many officers
from quitting their ranks who will even obey or
ders and march upon the insurgents. but who do
not scruple to express hope that in doing 80
they may be beaten. They will not desert, but
they viii not strive to win.
Tho Moniteur, by communication from Naples,
dated the 9TH Of July, states with expression OF
deep surprise that The kingdom Of the Two SiciNes
Is determined to Isolate itself by Gordon sanitGirr
from the rest Of Europe. Vessels from MarseiIes
arc TO submit to quarantine Of ten days; from the
Sandman States, Tuscany, and the Ponti1cal ports
on the Mediterranean, 70 seven days. and all letters
coming from abroad are to be submitted to puri-
fcation. The French official organ has evidently |
strong suspicious that the King Of Naples has got
something more in his head than simple dread of |
the cholera.
We know, as yet, nothing in advance of the iufor-
Emperor Of Russia reply TO the Austrian summons. !
There Ia every to believe, from the manner in
which those semofical Journals, the Constitution
mel and the Pays speak Of IT, that the Journa! des
ludes, in strong terms TO the private correspond
eDce that has been going on between the Gar and
the German Powers. The old feeling is ready at
any moment TO break out against Austria, and II
certainly seems almost impossible tina. auy good
ultimate y come OF IL, even should the alliance be
established. Her young Emperor is eodeasor-
ing to raise d loan: and the Ncaiteur points
10 tie language which he usoa, when allui.
ing to tie dangers gathering on his frontier,
as Indicative, especially a. such a moment. Of
the Emperor's god faith "It is natird," it
says, ITO conclude, from tbo words viii n the soge
Re On used on this occasion, tha hs government Is
Ear from hoping that pacific solusioo is likely -
occur, and that 1t is firmly resolved 10 dcfeai the
best interests Of tho mon 'rchy.'
IN the meanwhile i is evident that France, in
concert With England "a determined to prosecute
its present policy, "Scns pear e. sans gego Ochc."
lie points TO the German Powers, aud asks Whit
have they gained b. forheatan,e but to he fluted,
sneered at, and Inundated before all Europe
Never Gays the Constififioaaei-th very mouth
piece Of the Emperor-"would France and England
have been refused the demand for conference be-
tween sovereign and soyaeign-(this ailodes to the
Il
to The King Of Prussia) -Bever would France and
England have waited nearly month for an equiyo
cal reply to categorical demand; never would
france and EDglaad have seen adjourned
which, at oil times, everywhere aud for ali,
are Immediately attended to; never, finally, would
France and England have been the object Of hsugh-
tymenaces, which, wo are assured, Russia makes
now seems to be understood, not 30 much as an
affair between the Czar and the Western Pc wcrs,
as one betwixt civilization and barbarism. "They
must do II, were the great Napoieonh words, "for
then 1t Is felt with the Russian party that Europe
has now to DEAL and for Europe the present war is
holy war. II the RussanA require TO conquer, In
order to become civilized Europe must guard itself
whole-is the general voice Of France-therc is only
one possible conclusion 10 this war, namely mum.
Der Of guarantees, and Of kind, 70 prevent an am
bilious despot from disturbing the peace Of Europe.
which s 30 Characteristic Of the nation, crowds Of
persons Of all classes, were collected round the new
bronze statue Of General Albatucci which, destined
TO adorn Ajaccio, in the Island Of Corsica has been
temporarily erected, for the advantage and gratl6
cation Of Parisians, In the Champs Eysees II Is,
In fact, an exquisite work OF art.
Albatucci, born in Corsica, fell mortaliy woun led
at the siege OF Huningue, IN the twenty sixth year
OF his age. He was the son CT Ficld-Marshal, and
lived at an epoch WHEN active, intelligent young
occupied positions, Of late years only accorded to
veterans of three score years and ten. 1t was he,
who, under MJreau, ~ Adutant General, took so
Rhine in lT96, which divided and utterly routed toe
Austrian army, under the ArchduSe. 1t was he
who sustaineo-the post Of honor-the first TO ad-
vance, the last 10 r.trc-in that wonderful retreat
apty compared TO the Retreat ofthc Zen Thousand
Day after day, foot to foot with TIE enemy,
for six weeks continuously, did MORGAN fall back,
occasionally turning upon the Austrians, as al Da,