The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

very superior In point Of intelligence to the order
o, persons in other capitals-AnoSg shopkespsrs-
among Tegociants, that is, msrchsnts-Amoug stock
b-oksrs-among men who lounge about in passages,
cafes, clubs, and ms-for at this dsad
there is no hoe soeeS in Paris, II except that OF les
hOmmes des letves-among these different castles and
SHADES have hesitation 10 saying that the kingly
rendezvous at Boulogne is looked upon ~ the most
marked feature in the revival OF France in her elevation
among nstion icb has been witnessed since the fall
OF toe rst empire Yop aware that any corrsspon
dent who should depend the journals of this coun-
Try for his estimate Of pubic opinion, would find
but little inducement to enter at all into such
a matter. Never, surely, in a civilized state,
Journalism utterly devoid Of interest and barren
and tie frequent checks in the discussion of politics have
thoroughly broken the old spirit and eowed it, that
subjects whore 1t would be perfectly safe on
ground entirely neutra-t is become passio Mess and
tame Thus the inquirer must boldly plunge into the
living vortex, and buffet his way he best can amid
the rush and conflict BY which he is surrounded.
II is not to bc denied hear it then said, that the
presence Of tho Prince consort Of England with those
kiDsy consultations Of smaller magnitude ssuch Is Bel
GUM and Portugal, is . striking recognition Of the ex
traordnsry influence and present power OF Francet is
tangible proof Of her diplomatic elevation 1t looks
ami sounds like the fall Of chains which the disasters OF
former years have thrown around her. It is impossible
not to in it the triumph of peoples will over the
right divine-as exempliHed in Bonaparte and Bour-
bonand though groan under the and pressure
of internal screw which holds down like chill iren
in leacng stringswhch docs not suffer to compare
thought with thought permits to mingle in that
glorious fray Of opinion from which issues fresh
and unscathed, the great principle of civil and
lisous liberty-yet We cannot but feel and ackuow.
ledge, that every day externally lift up our
head higher among the nations Of the world.
Hope deferred msketh the heart sick !" and
from ationi In hnr uhsauu
changes and revolutions and disappointment in her
public men, France is certainly not the sue
the utter absence Of faith in anything or any
body her ingenious theories have been the
God and man she thinks ha alike deserted and
cd her only has seemed to be in the
absolute and entire epicureanism. But the national
vanity is duJond a. strong as ever Let Napoleon
make evident that there reasonable prospect Of
her becoming the first in dominion she the drst in
genius and he may drag the whole nation at his chariot
wheels Talk tn the people it true, of military glory,
&C. they viii reply with bah Cest de bshse |dsfde
pargest maintenaM CONNIE en- Angleerre dc but in
atty they vain glorious and warlike evsr,
and Their passion for military triumphs just great
in aoy period Of their history They speak in this semi
slimmerpg OF Napoleon's immediate purpose ppears
to re gradually breaking upon them and they see,
fancy that they that by less direct but
powerful than those of his inn erl prcgenior he will
Iesuscste to the full the empire Of his uncle and they
lool upon what is now going at Boulogns grand
State paper in which the first nstament OF great and
fruitful scheme recorded before the eye, of the rid
good deal of after ton has been excited here by
publication Of Ir. Parg the subject of metallic
cure OF the cholera This physician produces the evi.
dence of Swedish physician of great eminencs DR..
Le5bck, OF Stockholm, to the benefit be derived
OF brass and steel caoatchouc band The appca Of
this chain is said to have caused the most violent
the chain not at hand-and Dr. Burg the invent.
or of 1t, this seems q candid communication
aucepan5 and brass candescks have been applied
to the pit of the soma ,h often with success and fur
ther in support of this theory the doctor states that
few days ago he received letter from NM. Cad Co.,
machine makers ct Grenobe in which they in
form him that during the late epidemic only two deaths
have occurred among 200 men employed in the
factory. and that one OF these had symptoms Of
ter shop In the work Shops too where brass and cop
per articles are made, there no fatal case, and
scarcely any iEdisposition.
A Madrid letter in the Press, in giving an &C.
count of the number OF French residents in that
capital, states there were among them twenty six
political refugees belonging to the educated and
intelligent ror ions of society, and all of them
republicans; but that having themselves that
the elements OF repnbcanism had nothing to do with
the late SPanah revolution that they could not mani
Test themselves with any chances Of success they ab
from mn any in Il, the The
il is not probable that the men who were 80 active in
there have long been established certain agents OF the
Central Democratic Committee Of Londcn. in constant
ador OF the United states. As to such men having
caused the revolution, the supposton is absurd
enie' tanned for moment. The materials OF the
we're already too well prepared but 1t matters
not from whose hand the spark fell which Ii. up the
blaze When such mon PAcheta the bull fighter rise
up be the champions Of freedom and after yards of
justice and o,der-whsn decorated generals and high
ministers Of state are glad 70 avail themselves of his In
6uence and Professionalism lawsss mob for days
together dictate its terms and hold the capital
the hollow Of its hand the state Of . country cannot
be much in need Of foreign ncendares to light up the
The Epglish newspapers will have furnished you with
copy Of Mr. soule' letter to the Spanish patriots
which ,h SH slight 's9'.o1
irritation seems to prevail that ambassador should
in any degree think consistent with his mission
press any opinion 1t oil on the internal com notions
country to which he is deputed But indeed Spain has
too long been champ de e0tdc for the diplomacy Of
ng, IS conced. g tho q s
and that power one who 10 supposed TO have new
world Of its to attend to- and therefore little
said to belong tos class of peculiarly INSCRIPTIONS poll
icians; to to overtearng In his instincts both public
revolutionary csuldron ali the mingled daring suStsty
invention recklesenese and THESE Of tho country to
which he owes his birth ". Turgot and! Lord How
have Icing watched him with attentive and jealous
eye ana the reports which they have sent home to
their respective governments have tended to show,
ton Mr.. soule had been diligently engaged in
forming party among the more advanced section Of
Ircgretsistas With admirable sang froid that ferti
lily of genius which is characteristic of the Gallo
he had opened his house al disturbed spirits
OF the hour no matter TO what section OF politics they
might Observation-Disclosures, Pr gressietas, Legitimsts
OrleaDsts, Puritsns, and Republicans long they
pertaired to the ranks Of the dissatisfied sure
under certain restrictions which his exquisite knew
how to impose, to find common ground Of agreement
and association with him and no had the revo.
lutcn broken ont with deterni ton and violence al
mos. unprecedented in the annals Of Spain than VI.
Turgot lost time in communicating with Biarri aud
Iold Howden in starting of to England As the
chaos of revolution began to shape and FORM in
the persons Of Espartero and ODonnel then ambsssa
doris hastsred to surround them Espartero represented
the interests Of England 0Doune especially those
OF Frsnee; ana every string has been pulled every 10
sIuwent been set IN molten every devise which
While nothing has been lost to the eye OF the willy
trer chmsn with double caution he has been twice
bold the heterogeneous OF cssentients he
ergS ged in forming into republicans and has proved
successful in operating upon the various electoral
mtess that should explosion take place before tn
election and the assembling of the Cortcs this repubh
can party 1t is expected will then appear la gres'
str 9Th Lord Hovden and NJ Turgot has. however,
all this while been plotting night aud day the destruc
lion OF Mr. soule and 1t is stated that the American