The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-26

Our Paris OexTospsDacuc'.
PARIS, Thursday, August 10, 1854.
Fth Of Nspo'eos- in the Champs Ely
SEES and Clasps de Mars-Tne War in The East
-Tafa! Evacuation OF the Prircipalities- Mute
rial G~ara~tees to Be Demanded from Rassia-
The Revolution IN Spoim-- I've feftswes of e..
parteyO ohsady Declining Drsadtul Scenes at
Barcelona -Hin<" ofthe Duke de Ti1oria- Pros-
poets of the Progresistas- Mo6iisatiow of the
German Federal Army.
While on the 18th Of August, peers and members
Of Parliament, stalwor h bac' eors with $500 year
neat, bankers, bsrristes, and the whole squire
aycby Of England, are Fastening to, or certainly
thinking Of, the moors and their innumersble asso
Citations Of four O'Clock in the morning, double bar
rels rough, shortlegged pointers, bags Of grouse,
and delicious luncheons-FaDce, on the 18th Of
August, is wholly occupied in preparing for her on.
nual fste Of Napoleon. Nations, as well as indi-
viduals, have their specific tastes. confess, for
myself II one may venture 70 speak Of so humble
personsge--tbat having, in the days Of my youth,
followed 70 the field, and shared in the strange ex
element, the nervous AMI bracng labors Of sport,
would rather have an hours walk among the
northern heather, and bag brace Of grouse, than
assist at the most gorgeous spectacle It might be in
the power Of lights, music squbs, rockets, or trans
parencies to produce. But am not q Frenchman.
At the same tine it is difficult not to believe that
yeinions Of this kind where different grades Of so
ciety meet together ON an equal footing-and the
expression may be taken literally, for horses
and carriages, and all such insignia Of wealth,
are rigidly excluded-and where rank and pre-
cedence stand shoulder to shoulder, in juxta-
position with blouses and canaille, have not some
thing to do in producing that charm Of manner 50
conspicuous among the lower orders, and which, by
their forbearance good humor, and politeness, rem
ders French crowd as safe for the most delicate
lady as her own boudoir.
The Champs Eysees at this moment present
the appearance OF some vast workshop. Loads of
timber by the hundred, have been thrown down in
the broad avenue, to DO delivered over to the car
penters' and mechanism handicra and area ~, on
either side the ample road which leads to the Arch
Of Triumph, may be seen series Of graceful arches
which, mineD with the tall trees, have even nov,
picturesque effect. Already, too, colossal chande
lieIs, sustained by cords suspended from giganti,
posts towering above the lofty trees poised In
the middle of the avenue; and when lit viii pro-
duce the effect Of some splendidly Illuminated ball
loom The rond point Is Invested Of its fountains,
and q magnificent sphere lighted up with myriads
cf many colored lamps, win take it's place. Gil led
kiosks are being erected for orchestral purposes,
and the gardens Of the ruileres arranging their
trees for garands Of divers softly shaded lamps and
curious Chipese iluminst ions while Immediately
before the clock tower Of the palace, monster con-
cert, for which species OF pagoda Is to be raised,
will give life and animation to the gorgeous piano.
rama. The more general introduction Of music on
such occasions is due to the Emperor. Formerly,
spectaeles Of this kind limited their attractions to
the one sense but now the ear as we'll as the eye
10 ho ID so
If real siege we're about to befal it. Workmsn are
laboritg night aud day to build 10 Silisr1a where
In pantemimic guise, the gallant deeds OF the Otto
man may be enacted, ard where the d0mineering
future. The weather seems likely to be suspicious !;
anC Of the million inhabitants OF Paris, il may be
safe calcust0n that twothirds at least will be ont
Of doors on TIE 18th Of August.
The Month ur, after announcing that the King Of
the Belgans has just conferred the grand cross OF
the order OF Leopold on NJ D Ouyn lie I,h,lys Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, states that the Russian
envoy has just made known to the cabinet OF Vienna
the fact Of his complete evacuation Of the Prnci J
ties of Wslachia and Mold via; that noswithstand.
ing this declaration, M. lie Comte de- Biol, NJ le
Baron dc Bourguensy aud Losd .Westmorelani did
10 that Austria supports France aud Eng'snd IN de-
maIdiDg guarantees from Russia, In Ovderi that
similar complications to those which are nov trun-
bling the repose Of Europe may not aga0 take place.
and pledges herself, until the establishment u
general peace, not to treat with the cabinet OF 81
Petersburg, until such guarantees be obtained Toe
Same jOurnsl tikewiso announces the Tuekish
many .regipents Of the. enemy had already
crt ss the Prufh. 10 states, too, taaG
in addition to the epidemic whish has been SO fatal
to the men, q dist ase has broken oat among the
horses OF most destructive character. As regards
the soldiers, that between Oursitcheni aud Obi
eschti II villages, transformed into hospitals,
counted. In Greece, Mar rocordato has publ shed .
programme, in which the throne and consultation
-...l~ IVA.
Of nature to be relied on from the Black Sea. An
OpiD ion prevails that the Tunes has been some What
premature In its intelligence about the siege OF Sc
bastOpol, and that the troops embarked at the Bog
lhorus the 30th Of July were rather f0r Circas-
STA than the Crimea.
3 From the Baltic, we hear that on the 3lst of
August General paraguay d'Iiilliers was expected
to land at AlaDd, in the neighborhooi Of which
they were al eady anchored. Tne two Admiras,
Frercb and EDglish, had been anxiously lookiog
ont FOR the troops. A private letter states that
they found Bomersund strongly fortified with 0 gar
ris0n Of 1000 men, the Notifications on rock,
pabe Of resisting shot fred at rs 80 metres. the
attack was, however, expected to commence in
three or four days at the latest.
The uews from Spain ia interesting. Maria Chris
tina e the object Of such sangunary hatred tn at 1t
Is impossible to get her out of Spain by the road Of
Saragossa to Oloron more impossible still that she
should embark at Valencia or Barcelona; aud IL
has thei efore been decided to conduct her 10 the
frontier of Portugal. Bot her mere departure Is not
suihcients MOI ODiy uel JoittuIey WHICH, lcBauy,
her second marriage has TO tifisd, but retrospec
ton bill ia to be laid before Coltes, by which the
Queen Mott or Is TO be made to disgorge wat for
several years, as wife Of Auno2, she has received
in consideration Of her first marriage with Ferdi
nsnd VII. The barbados disappear with difficulty.
Already Esparter0 has excited some discomfort;
and II private letters may be depended upon, the
enthusiasm Of the first days is falling on. BARGE
iona is reported to have passed through the
dreadful ordeal Of ten hours fight; and though
the socialists have been put down, and the cause Of
order, it is said, has become triumphant, IL this
report be trne, the most sanguine friends OF Spain
cannot but look on with disquietudc and fear.
Concha, it Is fixed, goes TO Cuba, and Olozsga
comes to Paris. The Junta has nominated the In
fante Don Henry &c Bourbon 70 the rank OF chief Of
naval squadron. Gen. Olano-such are the
strange changes Of human affairs has just passed
IN review ut Arabjuez the division Of Gen. Blaser
that was sent In pursuit Of himself and O'Donne
The bank Of Ban Fernando has advanced Is 900 900
reals to the Minister Of Finance-who Is Collado
and not Aobaro, a. apprised you-snd who has
prfm m NIL IN 0f ~