The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22


whom no ta1nts can bring out TO fight fairly and
osuFsgeously but Who will take the first opportu-
nifty 10 infict fatal vengeance for all the injuries
and insults Ii has received Napier is well seconded
for Admirals Pumridpe, Cory and Chads, who are
Under him, are brave and skilful men.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, July 4, 1854
Celebration of the Declaration of Independence in Pa
ris-Our Representative in his Gio-y-The Rcvol,l.
fionA,y Outbreak in Spain-The Due de Mont
psn,ier Suspected to b. onnscted tcith the Move-
mers-Roya! Manifesfoes Respecting Cuba-IHe
Eaaern Question-Hs Real Position-Russia
Making Greater Preparations than Ever for The
Struggis-M d. Prsign. and his Successor, NJ.
BiAouit-App7chension for the Harvests- Thea
tres, &c.
This being the commemoration of the great festi.
val Of the United States-the Declaration Of indie.
pendenoe-the American Minister opens his house
to reception, en- grand toilette. The English Am
bassador, Lord Cowley, the French Minister of Fo
reign Affairs, N. Drouyn de L'huys; the Prussisn,
Austrian, Spanish, Belgian, and Bavaran represen-
tatives Of their respective courts leave their cards
at the Legation des Etats Unis; and the Hon. John
Mason laying aside the republican simplicity Of his
segaTs, and his cool tankard and giving shade less
the appearance of estaminef to his ambassadorial
domici in the Beaujean, is seen in bold reIief-his
hurley figure rejoicing in superfne broadcloth and
his visage and fa,Os la neigs redolen of paternaI
smiles and inefiable good humor. The American
Minister ia today, in fact in his element and feels
himself every inch pillar of the State. His French
govesDess-nothing loath-is made participator in
the national festival and has got holiday leaving
the worthy Minister to indulge in his own vernacu
lar. Americs expects it of him; and Mr.. Mason will
al up, to its "beaded brim," his glass and no Minis
ter, past, present, or to come, has done or will do
mere At honor and service to the stirring toast which
thrills and vibrates through the heart of every true
American, than the present honorable representa-.
tive Of the United States in France. His speech as
his welcome, will be boon and loyal. and his hospi
tally such as becomes the glorious banner of the
stripes and stars. But II tomorrow, with slight
ashe In the head and twinge in the heart, should
bring With 1t some moUrnfuf reflections on the mig.
gardly disbursement Of the national exchequer on
his account, who shall blame him? for how, in the
nane Of fortune, Is man who can't speak French,
and his wife and ten children to Live in Paris as the
hgurehead of the American constitution, upon
stipend one-third Of which must absolutely be abb
absorbed In payment Of his rentf
The intelligence from Spain, for the moment,
Bupersedes the interest Of the Eastern question.
What information has been received is OF very
government has been Thoroughly surprised, and that
while Il 10 taking all the precautionary measures
in its power, II IL in state Of great disquetude
end even alarm. Private letters have for some time
the diseased state Of the public mind. and
70 the probabilities Ct an outbreak. The
Due D'Aiba. brother in law Of the Emperor, is known
70 hsvs expressed. only few days since while visit
m aspect Of great danger. The Queen has SO con.
Quoted herself as to be without single friend upon
whom, In an hour Of difficulty, she could rely. The
peser husband Of Se Queen sister has been mum un
renting In its efforts TO acquire popularity; and
not without success. Napoleon Is cognizant Of all
ths and there are good reasons for believing that
the feeling Of the army which has just now assumed
shape and form under Generals Dnlce, O'Donrel and
Herino, was not unknown to him.
The Correspondence from Madrid formally
published In the official journal--she Moniteur-of
this morning states that for several days past the
enemies OF the Spanish government had spread
report that n. Dulce, the director general Of the
cavalry ,mghtbe counted upon "a belonging to them;
bat that the government, fill Of confidence in the
honorable anfecedents Of this soldier and in his Ne
peaed Of devotion had treated sach rumors
with contempt that the day preceding, however,
the execution Of his IRRESPONSIBLE purpose, N. Dulce
bad gone to the Minister of War, and, on pretence
Of desiring TO make some experiments connected
with cavalry details, had obtained permission from
the CAptainGcneral to call ont Of the garrison at
Msdrid The cavalry under his command. Thus, as
many 90 three regiments were got out on the field
appointed for military exercises and after being for
forms sake, put through afew evoutious, the order
to march Was given, and the cavalry believing that
ii only obeyed legitimate orders, directed itself en-
route towards Arragon. At the Hostelerie de Saint
Esprit, situated about half q league from Madrid.
Generals O'Donnel and Aerino, with battalion of
infantry, made their appearance who, 1t seems, had
quilted Madfid the evening before, on pretence Of
relieving the battalion charged to superintend GER
Lain condemned persons, who at Torrelagcna were
working at the canal OF Isabel the second At sight
Of this reunion the Count Of Cmera. Colonel Of one
of the regments demanded of General Dolce an ex-
10 ivodd et nn1 m
to qLit forthwith, first endeavoring TO address his
men, which was, however. peremptorily refused. |
He returned TO Madrid, accompanied by few off. !
This Il all that Ii known up TO the hour write, !
beyond the fact that the Queen In said to have been
well received her entrance into the capital both by
the people and the military that edict strips
the revolving generals Of ali their honors and com.
uAnds-and that not only Madrid, but the whole
peninsula and tales acent, are declared to be in
state Of dege, and the most stringent measures are
depounced against Ill parties not observing II.
The Aowstou Nys, also. that according to q
despatch nom the Spanish government, dated LIST
a July, four O'Clock, the Queens troops had At
fAotpd he insurgents and obtained signal advan-
naay o@oen and soldiers, thoroughly discouraged,
had aske4 perunsaicn 70 reenter upon their duties.
That hsdrid was perfectly tranquil.
ne o se.,. s' s" ~, hisSi Wis. publishes t.
Che signature Of Pezeula afixed 70 them. In the
FRA, the Spanish government commands the
organization In the peninsula hAttalions OF two
& companies Of blacks and mulatsoes, who shall
be enrolled for the term Of two Year,, nth the
same immunities AMI advantages as other soldiers
of ne army. In the second circular, which Is ad-
'lse@ed % The governors and Beutenautgovernors
of the Inland Of Cuba, II u stated that concealed
ard constant enemies OF the Spanish name are ON
sthe alert, endeavortng to spread dsunon and dis
contest among the inhabitsnts-that such persons
u e ssnly AND severely dealt ssf. wh:h.s must
the paxtsans Of the African treaty desire 70 make
common cause With them-thAt her majesty's en-
sieavss ars I'll directed 10 destroy such fraudulent
essure thAt they win never be molested in the le
pitimate possession Of their rightful property
Make thin understand y says the circular, THAT
1er majesty win never Be the instrument Of foreign
tsIests; hat abe win employ reason and
: r. ailkr 10 put down the efforts OF false
y ,lhtanr AZ ael n the basbaritr rs