The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Dee. 49, 1854.
Effect Of the Souk Affair upon the Bourgeose Of Paris
Alteration Of the Tone qf Public Feeling 7owards Ame
ricans-Ar. Souls Playing the Lamb at Aadrid after
Casting aside the Skin of the Lion-Magnifcent Ca.
deau from Queen Isabella TO the Pope-The Late Dis
tubances at Dreur-Crious Discoveries in NE Trenches
at SebasopoI-Paris Gossip, de-, dc.
The somewhat dra matte, well diplomatic, affair
of Mr. soule, has caused to prevail marked change in
the manner Of speaking Of Americans among the bour
geoise class The conversation up stairs has always
you know, corresponding effect upon the servants hail.
and the spirit which has been evnced against the
rcan representative by the chief magistrate stirred
up species Of bile which will require time to disspate
The foreigners whose expenditures contribute most
largely to the Of Paris season. Russians
the Americans and the English The has, ofcourse,
removed the former and the most popular of the three
for the Russians lived either in splendid hotels beau
tfu apartments and bought what they wanted without
questioning the price They received large scale,
and caused by che magncence Of their sorees great
outlay among modistes, coatourieres and doers, and
every class and ram6caton of class connected with
them The English have entirely to be what they
were to Paris Railroads and steamboats, with the
voution of 1885, have made great change.
But few families, and those Of high rank, of
enormous pecunary resources take their abode here
for the whole After the Christmas festivities,
when, about February the heads of the families repair
to London to their parliamentary duties, their wives
and daughters VIII come 10 hotel for q few weeks,
till Joined by the gentlemen in the Easter vacation
after which the London commences, and all
gone like swallows at the FIRST Of winter Under
these circumstances, the Americans have gradually
to be the only hope Of the Parsans. Their dis
lance from home their eagerness to examine state Of
society that which presents itself here; their
spirit OF enterprise which finds mine in every church,
and in every Wondering pile well as in the
Louvre the museums and trash libraries of the capital
render them careless of every minor consideration in the
accomplishment Of their object. Whether the apart
ment be ten pounds or fifty month 1t is all one to
them that they have 1t; and have 1t they will
But this expenditure encountered, they do not fail
to drive q very sharp bargain for all their other
gagements and in the habit of meeting the comp
mentary sauatons Of the French trader with rather
improvement John Bull, which by no means adds
to their popularity and that opinion prevails
that they out Of favor at Court and that they
quite ready to fre broadsde into France at the first
opportunity, 1t is not little curious to perceive how
acrimonious and bitter the remarks which made
Mr., soule, who, asa renegade Frenchman, is always
spoken of with the most unmeasured contempt is, how
ever still narrowly watched here; and the relations
betwxt France and Spain constant everything that
he does well every word he speaks is carefully
noted down. and dare say often made great deal more
of than is justifable but the unhappy man has sown
tha apdu mr. TAX NH n
reap the whirlwind His interviews with N. Luz
guraga, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs at Madrid
said TO be remarkably servile as those with H.
Pacheco were brusque and overbearipg
What is in the vivid now every one Is asking that
this fiery lion with red hot name and TAIL should thus
become sucking dove. Oh. don't you know Soule's
ment, and this is all to ding dust in the good peo
brand, strer up Of strfef Behold, / am the most
peaceabe Of men; and N. Laguriaga-a cher LAgu
sgssnd are eem ss S unsn between our re-
In the midst of the financial diiculties of Spain it is
Holiness the Pope with brilliant tiara, ornamented
with three crowns Of brlians and with great many
Of which will be 500 900 francs, or 600 900 English
The royal present to be aced In box Of sculptured
silver.
But TO turn 70 things nearer home.
More information is gradually oozing out respecting
the disturbance at Dreux, which have than
drawn your attention to- aud enough is known to
prove that very unpleasant state OF feeling exists I'M
dernesth she crust Of society and may day burst
forth in manner not very easy to be allayed
Itappears that late back the Goth Of November
this state Of things had been going on and that not till
1t assumed truly formidable riot the It'll Of Decem
Der the slightest intimaton OF the fact permitted to
come before the public. ordered by the Project
Just as the Emperor might issue decree IL he thought
abroad in their night capsMthat NO man should cover
bis h9uis with straw Tbs people in the canton q No
riot ensued and they oyerpowered BY the police
and gendarmere and three OF their leaders consigned to
durance The country took alarm meetings were
everywhere held In circle Of many leagues. On the
18th the authorities at Chartres were reused BY
the sound Of the tocrn among all the neighborng
villages, brigade of gendarmerie and two squad.
where were the three prisoners, and to this place
also sent out the project and military commana.nt
hoping TO reach IL before the rioters But the mob had
arrived there already broken into the prison, and set
free their leaders; then turning round with their
bers increased by many thousands and shouting "Vive
Ia palter they met the unfortunate project and com
mandant Of whom they immediately took possession.
M , organs yh to Be nd that
straw a somewhat curious concentration, and one
which his Majesty might perhaps think rather squivoca
general were dragged 70 the Marie Of Bouiiay Hivsys
and the project comanded TO sign order for the
yokins the orders relative to the roofs in t6atch Ths
however, they refused to do and the mob Ia the
act Of marching on chs,trss carving with them their
when the dragons charged them and put them to fight
though not without very desperate resistance the
part Of the peasanty during which stones hurled
and every other missile that could be made The
project and commandment was badly bruised, were
Of II. ed foot we're despatched from Pat. siscs ~hss
the greatest military precautions have been taken To
tranquility. Yesterday regiment OF light ORA
goous from Chateaudan marched 10 Chartres,
and fresh troops have been oriered 10 the Of
Eogcnt 10 Ro Judicial Investigations still process
but affairs OF this kind looked at with an omnous
eye Ia the present state Of France.
The most important Item from SebAstopo IL that the
engineers have discovered treasure which would proba
bly, have excited the cupidty even OF Of those
charming persons who, At New York. the very per-
sorikeaton Of Christians selfdsnia II appears that
the Inhabitants Of the tesieged fortress In their hasy
tFht hurried their valuabl6s in holes and caves and
various secret places Of the be wells Of the earth and that
as TIE aarpers md miners proceed 10 their daily OF
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