The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-23

IEW YORK HERALD, TIL
ting Ere 70 heap of straw which would burn itself
out. NJ d'Escars observed, that advance Of a few
millions of francs would soon prove whether rising in
Spain at the present moment, not the burning Of
something more than heap of straw.
Prince Gortschakon replied that Russia, being en-,
gagged in contest with all Europe had the greatest need
20 ~ s ner h aea sas
was spending her money by hundreds of millions, the
ave- six which required for the rising
chakoG replied that he had received any instructions
the point and concluded by repeating that he only
took charge of the letter rs an act OF courtesy
NJ dEscars finding unavailing insist hrthe took
HIS leave and proceeded to London to inform General
Cabrera Of the result of the interview.
The report then goes on to dwell the impossbihty
of obtaining money and suggests the idea of the Count de
Montcmoln, the Count de Chambord, the Duke Of Mo-
dena the Duchess of Berr General Cabrera and other
egitrnists subscribing according 10 their means, in
order enable the FIRST attempt at instruction Spain
to be made The funds thus found were then to be
posted with banker worthy Of confidence in the
hope Of afterwards raising loan but the OF the
French party were not to appear in the matter The re-
port concludes by saying that has been decided amongst
the Count de Montemolns principal partisans first that
he not to leave Naples at that moment, adyan
to money they could not do anything at that moment
and third, that with respect provoking rising in
Spain all that was then 10 be effected to organize
the plans ana prepare the necessary leaders, Cabrera
agreeing to look to that part of the enterprise
The publication OF matter OF this kind at the present
moment by semi-ohical organ ofFrance, is worthy Of
observation. BERTHE
PARIS Aug Q, 1855
Political Gossip Of the Paris Siloo,s-A General War
,ore October feiiced-in Intensity Of French Hostility 10
AustriG-AH Italy Ripe for Reoiution--Aileged Over
turts If he French L<gitimiss to Russia to Promote
Reqolatioa in Span-t a, Of the Statement by Some Of
The Parties Implicated Tnceadiary Balloon for Slos-
tepo1-Sfuia Atose to JOIN the Anglo French Alliance
and Send Military Contingent to The Fas, dc.
There is an under current of excitement just in
political circles, which presents striking contrast to
the late stsgnaton. Whenever Austria is menticncda
marked expression is visible in the manner of those
whose position renders them slow to speak
At ministerial soiree last night one of the Princes
q compelled TO speak vaguely, If hope be usef,)
said, Marshal, it cannot last; the is surely
running its and dschagng itself into the broad
waters Of opinion the mountain torrent flows toward
the sea-" ''ctla s. pet, mon Prince" was the only
reply
But go where you will everybody's head turned
TO the same point. Well but what docs Madame la
Marquisc know, said 10 lady, who ios thread
Of the political sken fall to the ground without giving
twist round her jewelled finger, that she speaks
authoritatively this new feature in great
dramasn = know this" her answer, that all
Italy is ripe for RISE know that late the 25th
Minister that the Emperor already smoking, and
would shortly, without the most energetic pre-
cautions, be in a blaze have letter in my pocket
she continued from officer highiD rank in Radetskys
army which says expect general war, far advanced
the autumn is, before OCTOBER
give you such gossip for what it is worth. only
add that the from which il cannot be i'm
pugned More am not at liberty to say. In the army
the impression prevails. At length, said an officer
Al. Ia
body guard-we are to have dash at Austria The ha
tired which, as Frenchmen have TO that power it is
difficult for you Saxon gentlemen to comprehend. We
consider them natural enemies, and it is against
Austrans chiefly that desire most OF all to carry tho
young eagles of France. War with Austria is appeal
to national chvary it is the cry OF the Pole, the
Hungarian the Croat, the Italian The dscordant ee,
ments Of that empire existing only by balancing the ha
tired OF portion Of it's subjects against the other
win dissolve like mist before the cash Of the
French anns and the ray Of national feeling which
viii everywhere beam upon standard well,
butt remarked, 'you do not that France Is about
10 declare npon AUSTRIA 81 this said he
SHAT Austria cannot stand still she believes her preser
walton depends upon her npping in the bud the aspira
TONS hopes purposes plots and associations which are
everywhere kissing bubbling and ready to explode he
meath her She believes that unless abe herself lays
the to the root Of the tree, and il to fall from
her, such porcntous storm is brewing, such hurri
cane threatening that it will be torn up and crush in its
fall all who may stand uearshe believes therefore, that
she must Interfere that is the time, when Russia
occupies the attention Of France-and the she
does said he no what the state of the present
war, all france win rise TO bid the Emperor-no
unwilling instrument-fa upon her. Recollect af-
fairs with Russia have caused extraordinary drain
upon troops--we have only to say the word
that Austria by her blind oppression, compes us to
rush 10 tie defence OF itay-of that Italy which
The appendage OF the first Empire--aud you
will zee such rally, such enthusiasm among the
the First Napoleon. 10 this complexion have We been
long coming Our Emperor has torcseen il from the first
Every thing works together as il were Spontaneously
for his ends and he is only waiting for this
ton for himself to take the field toll You Austria will
be soon open foe, Italy the field Of battle -.'
'And"--l added finding my friend suddenly pulling up in
his enthusiastic eaa-''King OF Rome be the
second title Of the Empire" "Ma fol, ami qut sai' =
The revelations given in the C,aitionad Of the over
lures made by the legitists in Spain to Prince Gorts
ehakoa on account Of which gave you in my last ha
fallen like combustble among the parties implicated
who have each and all been writing disclaimers to the
journal in question The Duke de lcvs--whosc name i
did not give in nproess that he has Prince
Gorschalof. NJ H. Cbapot endeavors also TO wash his
hands Of it and the Count Oscars has he ioowing:
August z, 1855
was only on my arrival to-day in Paris that heard
OF letter which you had published the subject OF
conversation which was said 10 have had with Prince
Gorschakof at Vienna II is perfectly true, that go
ing from Naples to Vienna whittier called bus
connected with the interests osfme. dscars Coun;
dc Montemoln lid the honor TO charge with let
ter to deliver to Prince GDrschako That wus the only
object Of NY visit TO the Prince. The Count Cham
bord and the Duke lie Lewis completely strangers 10
the affair and whatever may have been the purely no
Official part which took in the matter. formally repel
the intentions which have been attributed 10 me and
encrgecay protest against the msinuutons expressed
in the concluding part IL yosr article being FAR
from my heart from tho truth. hope sir that you
viii give this letter insertion and beg you accept etc
!. d'ESCARS.
Madame dFscars vas originally Mle. de Iebzel.esn
Aufian lady whose father Ambassador from Austria
70 the Conrt Of Naples The C0,siiiuioand however
sticks roundy TO its text and rays in inserting the va
rions disclaimers I'VE confne ourselves 10 Oh serving
that the document 10 which they refer Of which We
gave an exact translation, from beginning 10 end in tho
handwriting OF General llo, and seized with s
other papers in june 1892 General Flio was coup
Nunieinoiins most intimate aahefeat.
An incendary balloon of immense Gzc el;ned TO be
enploy in The siege 81 Sebasopnl hcnn nrcrtd 10