The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

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sem govern pos sssss means Of interfaos 10 TIE
new erection OF that jSurnal through the usiinu of
General Berlin ca vaux the cousin german OF the do
ceased ans Il aims TO bs whether will not deem
best for its interests Ut TO insist the full adoeance
OF that Journal 10 make appear that the press has
st blAuce If Lbs ry left uud-r ths present reg
II Ia nth this idea perhaps that Ia protected TO place
the Deo Ter the direction OF ths brother Of the dc
cs,ssdM Edouard Bertin the painter and 10 merry tne
director Of the Bed Arts whose health by the bye, Is
broken that be unAb,s to attend hs funeral
@, his brother The government would thus app.N t.
the name o. TIE family at tn. had Of the eO,erprss 10
reality the gerance will remain 10 the ha adj OF c,m
plesly ps susse In his sntecsds pts and without any
sor OF pc itical learning nsnrly H. Sylvester de SAcy
ritter OF great ability and whose experience will
. guide to his e0llabOTdeurs
Such is the position OF Affairs At present In the pau
city of poll csl events must acsept the 80 reflections
as = faithful index Of public opinion,
PARIS Jan 49, 1864.
Graue Aspect Of e Eastern QUESTION: Opinions in Faur o.
The Probabilities Of War-Preparatioas Of the Russian
Minister'S for taer Depanure-Consquenoes Of European
Revolutionary 0r9anisation-The Duchess Of Or
kanf Litter Foryry- Abandonment Of he Projected
Bal Aas3W al C5,1t--lnter tictions Of tho Pre1-Ar
Mason, Nelo Minister, DC
The a,peet OF affairs has certainly changed since my
last letter As late Sunday evening 1t thought that
pacific arrangement still possible, or at least thA
the npsror Nicholas would avoid breaking completely
with the Allied Powers would sndeavor to retArd the
rupture until spring. Fresh incidents have occurred,
which have entirely altered the political situation. The
French and English fleets oted to convoy
the Turkish vessels destined to convey provisions an
to Batoum, which In fact tantam punt to actaa
hosties the part Of these Powers 1t understood
here that tho Car had decided negative reply to h
last propositions Of the Porte, before he in
form,d OF this grave fact which in itself would be su
cent 10 determine his refusal Tho last propositions
A.. -
which 10 substance demanded that negotiations should b
opened In neutral city between two plenip otsntAres
the part of Turkey Russa-substutsd for words
sin the OF Europe" (Which would have been
readily accepted by the CzAr) these words: "wth
the aid OF TIE allied Povers-a aton that Nicholas
in way likely to accept seeing that he positively
WITH Turkey We Know mr. recover that tions have
given AdnirAls Ham lin and OundAs not TO allow
the Russian feet TO quit tie harbor OF Ssbasopo In order
orcer Of things despatch received the
18th from Marseles, ann unces news OF stu gravsr
brought tins M ss sf
there s but too much to fear that the Russian
fleet about to issue from Ssoastopo and advance to
meet the combine squadroos In order to os prepared
for this ment (which however reeds condrnAtiou)
il said tina Admiral DundAs had taken to
prevent thv Allied fquadrops from becoming rsed
oppose the forces under his command In compact
to the Russian fleet
T1sse the principal features OF the news which have
letter and which have effected c'mplsts revolution In
the opinions Of tho ost pscf aly disposed. All the
,a than srs,v % ~ nroaas
their stay here making active preparations for
their eepsr,ue and " Ksele, who hiss become almost
Freedman in his habits and sympAth,er ON his loag
res in this country, aud who up to Monday last,
bad pfese we'd hopes OF pAc ifs arrangement has been
completely dEco aged since that cay and is making
bis pepar. tons to Fave 1t h stated that he had re
ceived espAches from his government, informing him
that he mutt COZ id.r the entry OF tbs fleet into the
DI - g. ~ 70 mats
terdAy he received visit en- the Ausr Am BAGS dor,
and ate, being closstsd for tiss they ID
Tusries They appeared, from The statement OF An o.
server to be realty agtatsi asR under the inauenss
OF exciting Intelligence 1t ia said that til, Baron de-
BruDow is TO quit London day, and that the Freaoh
pr, partitions for their departure.
The Princess Iisven who has been Tor so many years
attached by the bonds o: friendship to Gnizot. asd
who it thought could Lot live out OF Paris a'oas
TO retire TO B. ussels
European war breaks out, its consequences viii De
dreaofu Its reaction will be felt throughout al Earops
which Ay be said At present to be literally mined It
Is though from the REF us o. 81 sAzs lion in which
the Fr.neh government 81 dire silly pa
OF only Rossan DOMINATION in PolAsd bata the It.,o
ovenn- eIts vail he overturned By the shock. /. is ~
rrn ed thai Phi Mua the Grand Master OF the Order
ee Msfons and who has sxtensve relations with
old foce;ies Of the CsboDAr is the cLisi
Ary programme The effects Of the will be
cs!taly 'uvested in the tuns They are sre.
fe IN he universal distrust and Anxiety thai psrAe al
cstses Tie e1pepses of the ri ,h consras to thr
males. possible limit. and trade Ia suffering sevsrsy
There IRE scarcely and ttes except those given By he
Curt and even the Senators are charJ how they x2d
heir Allowances Tae FAubours ST. Gel svails tcas
Of The opportunity Of adding its cal lula ed Nbs eat
TO The Ct the general dstrts Com pic,,ei o.
h. lie. n the price OF corn and he death o,
the new from ths provinces is deporabe TO the last
degree feI there measures have been taken to In.
demni'y The baker similar to those adopted in Paris
said that upwards Of sight mi liens Of Traces have
already expended in this city 10 maintaining the price Of
bread Ut its preset standard commission hI, been
namsd TO xend these to the provnces What
hesum will be that viii be required to carry them into
effect thror Oh the whole Of France viii leave you
juege from this estimate. loan Of two hundred mil.
hon has ust been i.mardee by government from the
Bapk OF France. and 1t In said will be granted.
Tie Constitutional and the Poys publish to DAY, with
great flourish OF ruo Pes let er nom the Duchess OF
the fact have to believe oat these
jour- ais the dupes Of mJstih ,Aon-n fact
o. ednard on ne part Q, , an
lated deceive The Duchess made appl,
her late usbsI the name Ferdinand just grisette
would speak of her lover. She also uncAtss
Duo Nsmou's fact With which he il ust IS vel as
quant.d - heref In dit'on to tLi. prima JacI ev
dssce OF fcrger,, .u n si,ion 70 a positively
81 Ges eral frsse the preceptor Of the Co.e Pars
stated three days ago that the ruhess Orleans vas not
favorable to TIE fusion-tha: thi, unexpected event
troubled her greaty-sut that she would aostan fr IN
commi tir herself II writing upon the subjsct II any
thing more we're rqui-sa TO prove he fsl,, Of the
letter II L 10 be :ound In the fact whicn have os
learned, that . M icsion cnred yesterday
from the Due de femou,s in wtch he gives Fat denial
to u e auth e. ticity OF the d2cumsot,
The grave character Of the events above rotosd has
caused the Abandonment OF the bal rGsque which IL was
intended to give at the ul.ries These OF royal
bufoonsry and amusemen. 70 med too psbs contrast
with the misery and surirgs OF the p.o3ls FOR thsm
be persisted in with Iy shos Of decency Toe o.wsps
pers having irdulgsi 10 sreculsons the eostumss
to be worn BY the tn peris couple, ihe role OF
dire btnf attributed TO the Empress the ~hois the
Paris press has eep invited (you know hs vaus Of the
word thus .mpcyed) Iot to trouble themselves any
about these details.
Some attempts have bern made 10 obtain tn. adhasen
Of N. Lamartue to the oreeent government but Mey
have not As might Fave been pected been At.ndsd
With success
To the nterdc'iops given by the government to tbs
press NUT not omit 10 ado the prohibition to ciscus
The evil effects resulting from the system Of
pursued In the maritime departments
Mr. Natop, the Minister OF the United States ar.
rived here Monday las, and stepping for the
At be Hotel &c Jor drse rue Castgone have alr-ay
psic nv Tsppecs to bim and have been much yrAdssd
~ bis plessirg and amsbe manners Mr. AAsoa ers
d. po'ed TO do every thiog 10 bis .ery. soun
tynen, and thi' dspostinn cannot fail render him
popular With tNsm Mr. Sanford has ~ length s.uru-d
to The place which he occupied under Mr. RvesthAt OF
Secretary OF legation 1t lie expected that Gen P-rcs