New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23

,noye. undsrrtand this perfectly beg, ". le Com,e
and be rood enough 70 repeat vbs. say exactly. No
doubt diversion in Spain would be very useieL Bat
The details have received extremely vague, and
he Emperor cannot compromise himself in an afasr
which NAV be nothing but smoke Parties a'e apt to
deceive Themselves, and readily mstaAe their Wishes
for facis. .f
Spain il 100 welknown for ii to be spprencef thA, The
afsir in which the support of the Emperor oesued
can be only smoke, and stw millions m'gnt insure
the Of the enterprise pr sumo thas .ne u,
peror had the fret note, and you porsop "AJ nA'e
received some answer 20 Il.
80 'Gorchakof-You are aware that Russia s en-
gagged in a struggle with all Europe, ana uaa' oOuse
eueny abe has need Of all her resources MOI aworu
on the subject Of the application m'de 70 Tue LIN
80 d Escars-That is true, Prince but for the very
reason that you are spending hundreds oil mNnons ne
FIVE six OF millions that we require can DC o no
moment TO you. / apprebend that the Emperor mus
have seen the note in question, and perhaps we nay De
permitted to know his intentions on the subject.
"Gorchakoff-It il evident that such matter a.
that must have come 10 his knowledge. AZ nave
received no instructions and, as have alrr dy SAID
mus beg YOU 10 rereat our conversation correctly, and
TO siterate that receive your letter Only oy way OF
courtesy and listen 20 your details and tins enire cou-
VIBRATION only as Information.
"D'Escars thought it useless to press the matter
futIer and went 10 London to tell Cabrera who was
erreeting him with impotence because the inst ac-
counts which D'Escars must have comnunicateo 70
YOU had leo him TO conceive iatterlng hopes WDlcu
this conversation did DOT coDhrm rmdlhg me neiv,
piEscars requested z 10 make you acquan,ed WIN
what precedes, because be was too pressed ior ue'
and he went away Immediately. After this explana-
tic n we spoke in general way about money 1. ap
pears that there are no means OF getting any pW
forward your idea OF suoscupuon--yourssh, tue ~
faut Chambord, Modena, Cabrera, and Others each
subscribing according TO his means to create
the basis Of a fund. For myself, thnk, as
far as ! can see at present, TINS ,.' wouli 9e ue
shortest way. But there is this additional circum-
stance-the gentlemen here and especially Chapo who
sppears to be intelligent man, think thst WIN the
foundation of fund il would be possible 20 negotiate
al Paris We therefore strongly recommended them 70
as ,lese Considerations on the Count de ChambOrd,
although they said he could DO but niue his income
being otherwise engaged. As at present see no otner
course oten, until Providence sends US another we
must work this, and, subject to your heleS epP'o
baton, my opinion is that II would be well to write 20
Cbambord, Modens, and Berry, to come To an I'M
derstanding with the principal personages oil Ineir
town /sic) TO see if they ald your Majesty lney
NAV do this without compromising themselves, pc
carse the object is to find confidential banker with
whom fluids may be placed, and no other names VIII
appear than these of your Majesty the Infants AMI
The Count of Morela. With these respectable names
and all the collective subscriptions, Il Is TO be noped
fIat we NAV negotiate so as 10 obtain something
nr~ M, m he mentioned. Having dis
cussed with these gentlemen the three principal ues-
tons confced to me, We have resolved them in the
For the moment they do not consider II necessary
that your Majesty should quit Naples but YOU should
be ready TO leave, either publicly or necreIy, "nen
ever IL NAV be necessary. 2. On the SUBJECT OF money,
hey have done nothing and all that can be saii about
il L have largely developed above. g. As to what may
be done in Spain or csewhere-ln SPAN, uni we nave W
resources there must be thorough reorganlzatoh Oe
fore commencing. have asked Cabrera to point out
some PERSONS possessed of TIE necessary qualifications
TO be put at the head of the Provinces lie has prom
sed me to think about it, and TO mention to me any NJ
name that may occur TO him. =, - ,
In letter signed by Count Montenohn himself "a
letter also seized there are these words" aorera
will tell you when you see him what we may hope TO
Get from Russia" With these documents before us,
far from blaming the severity of the French Govern
ment ought, perhaps, rather TO marvel at It's long
suffering with regsrd to the Spanish refugees, and n
a more especial manner the French refugees who have
attempted nothing ess than to make diversion IN the
Pyrenees in favor of Russia.
THE Duke D'Escars mentioned in the above paper
is wel-knOwn legimist and the representative OF
one of the most noble families in France.