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


The Queen yesterday reviewed the Swiss and German
foreign legions, near Doveys
Parliament will be proro3ued Tomorrow.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, August 8, 1885,
The Foreign Enlistment observation-disclosures in the Tone of
Lord Palaerstoa to America and the Small German
Gaus--Queea Tictoria's Visa to Paris-Order of the
arrangements for her Reception-Carlist and Leyitima
Intrgue--Disco,ery Of Curious Political Document
Ovsturs to Russia to Support Ca,la lnssrection in
Spain, de-, dc.
The raising and substituting or soldiers in foreign
tries for service in the war, and especially with
reference to the grave Inconvenience which have result
ed from such attempts in the United States the Eng
fish government and its consular agents, is the subject
Of animadverson in the assemble Ndtionoe Lord Pal
erston it is Observed had deferred the representa-
tons and reonstrances of the United States even
to have consented to give up the establishments
Halifax and in Nova Scotia for the reception and enlist
ment Of recruits because it urged by the American
government that IL would be provocation to direct
violation Of the laws oil their country But adds the
-iSSmbtee:--
There in the language OF the first Minister of
ansnnd when speaking to the small states Of Germany
difference which will escape On the shores of
the Weser and the Ebe he is absolute; his tone has
something decided, and contrasts in very clear
with the moderation and circumspection which
he thinks proper to employ the other side Of the At
planned to us in part by article of the Tmes the
very day when the incident to which refer took place
In the House OF Commons.
The article referred to cautioned the government
their policy at all times, and the during pre-
sent war; and likewise mentioned the great necessity OF
keeping good terms with the United States.
The Emperor Saturday drove to the Exhibition in
private phaeton and without any other attendant than
the usual pair Of grooms. His Majesty went through
several Of the galleries. and left after visit Of two hours
He remarked that now, at all events, France true
to herself again, and hai such Exhibition the
world had before On visiting the Imperial
boudoir, which to be that assigned the Queen
q England her ensuing visit his Majesty suggested
| a few tasteful alterations.
When the Queen Of Sheba bethougt herself of going TO
witness the beauty OF Jerusalem and the glory
dom q Solomon dare say the Israe pro-
portiopaby impressed with the honor and fun Of fat
erng speeches the greatness and dignity of the royal
| lady who condescendcd to make such pilgrimage; but
Homerc strains have handed down in noble hexame-
tiers record Of them. There will be such lack here
All things have nightly gone ahead since Aga
memnon lived he found poet TO draw his portrait for
posterity and instead Of one there thousand
Of song ready to chant the virtues Of princes by
| dexerous ythm to make their vices represent, the
virtues they should have. Paris ringing from end to
| end with JOY because John Bulls little Queen il
| coming Everybody is dancing and capering about
their friends to catch a peep at the royal eatrce
on the 18th. Another instance that the OCCASION
and not the pageant, makes the show. Probably
| Prince Napolcons Presidential entry from Stras
| burg, when the crown of the empire was tempt
ingly rolling at his feet, was splendid thing
Of the kind as could be improyised. The sun ne yer
sbone on more noble pageant. The army Of France,
horse and foot and heavy artillery, ftly
represented. Never did such corege manauvre an
area superb. The width Of the boulevard, from the
Srashurg station the lofty and well fashioned houses
the brilncy OF the atmosphere the gallant bearing OF
AS m "A n nd
his charger and rode far ahead of every guard at
celies in and about Paris with their respective
and costumes added gaey and richness TO the scene
With trunrets and music and the spirit stirring drum
the procession moved along But those well fashioned
houses closed and open window revealed crowd
Of eager heads and waving handkerchief groar ing
berance and real vulgar honest, natural life
t. What wa. going on With , The empire at
the world in the hollow oil his hand-with no
foul SPOT his prncey escutcheon and al the world be-
fore hlm-NapoIeon entered Paris stranger. No man
shouted God bless him; peIerred to look him
more than ms The gallant Gardiner who, clad in brass
france 16e shouting, i shouting there were came o,
from secieant herd aud NAPOLEON really mortified,
caimed as he reached the Tuilcres, THE people OF
Paris ever thus, but they shall speak and loudly
loo, before nave done with them"
The visit of the Queen az England will solve problem
will be seen whether she do what the Emperor has
hitherto ailed TO accompishtha is evoke the enthu
sasm Of the Paris peoples people so used and Udse
with such singular aud bliian, results following
dstcy the exercise OF spolt national will that they
begin TO think national will rather troublesome
| neiEhbor.
The cortege on leaving the strasburg railway. viii fol
low the line ot the Roulesards far the Rue de la
PaiS-wil pass down that street into the Rue de Rvo
and ~ found the Old and Louvre. ma fol = said
trenchman, ced comg'e e tdy Wds' The Queen win
enter the Tuilercs by the Quay and stop there
time 10 the members oil the imperial family the
ministers and thc principal dgntares OF state The
fuileries and follow the Of the Champs Eysdes
| and the new Boulevard de i'lmpcratrice. lar the
lake N The Bots de Bcuegne There, short halt viii
in fh. lh.
~ Ear as st. Cloud The palace ut s.. Cloud VIII, a.
has been stated he occupied by the Queen and Prince
neuye IetanFcnly divided from the palace Of - Cloud
by the park In addition TO the National Guard and the
troops ~ the line, there viii be 900 cavalry
Lord Clarendon Lord Granville and Lord laasdowne ac
company the Queen.
Tie arrival in Paris il fxed for Saturday The 18th
There IS to be no fir of any Aind the sunday. Two
theatrical representations To be given al 81 Cloud
one by the company Of the Theatre Francois, AMI the
other ny The nyunasc There viii also be- Two state
presentations one nj the grand opera when the piece
which the Prince Of sake cobug -Cotha (bgothe lof
fince Alert bats composed the music win be perform
ed AMI tho other IT the Opera Comine There will be
evening grand banquet at the Hotel lie Vile and
another ball at the 1uilces. There be grsnl
dinner followed by 0 fee and a. have said before.
though not a. no~ ny special authority extensive lum
nations will tske place at Versailles. Tho grant water
works, preceded by at least equally grant dinner
tor select iew.) win commemorate the DAYS auspcious
event followed by i fee in the state aps,nneuts ~
Wow in the Champ de Mars, and grand hunt " Ion.
The Cqsitofiosnd publishes very curious aor,men,
IN political souse, which It declare; lately found a,
Of the houses Belonging to Carst refugee tie owner
WHICH removed nv order u the French government
into the interior Of France, from the Spsnsh frontier
His report dated the path u November 1854 from
sndon AMI addressed 30 Count Moniemolin BY General
nigh In hi service and purposes to narr,te
ton which PASSED between w. dEcars and Prince Garts.
clakoG II Vienna relative 20 the oppOstuponcss "a.
! citing ion In Spain.
lie following "a analysis ~. d'Escars waited
he rncc with letter from Count e MonseInoin for The
Imfcgor of Russ and nnding IL in made tbc roarS
that ~ confirmation of tie negotiation commenced
w he Count de chambofd with him the Prince" This
aticr immediately replied that there must be some mis
taNe ~ he matter the Count dc Cnambord had not
sp"hen to him IN any way; that the Dake de - had
certainly spokrn ol spanish affairs matter 10 which
1 hat oh no Said was 4