The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

couurr1ee - NOT 30 or0ent AZ " was. FTOm some
cause or other, ever SINCE the winding mp Of the
Paris Conferences there has been drifting towards
other Powers rather. than England, on the part Of
France; and on the part of England there is dis
position and Independent action not reconcilesble
with her pyofessed intimacy with her great ally. II
is fact that France does not recprocate the jealous
feelings which the government OF Lord Pa merstoa
has more than once intmated to the French Court
through its Minister, Lord Cowley. This remark
especially applies to Greece, from which country the
Emperor was vainIy implored to support England in
refusing 10 withdraw his troops till the government
was placed on a different footing. II ID whispeie
that Napoleon is about the tone taken by
England respecting Spain, and that the observations
made by Lord Palmerston in Parliament ia reference
10 his Majesty being too wise To split upon his
uncs rock, were not taken in good part. BE this as
it may. believe there is doubt Of the tact stat
That there is 10 speak in The mildest terms, sigh
divergence Of feeling at the present moment. Rnssa
ets 10 opportunity esrape OF tanning the most in
significant spark, and letters which have seen
from some of Lord Granve's party at ST. Peters
burg, declare that IN thousand instances each i'm
papable 10 TIE Individually, but collectively
very significant the preference shone 10 France
ever England Is apparent. Everywhere il il the
same. ~. de Tbouveuil at Constaptinope is Ia Z
porg the laureis Lord stratford de Redclife has
baugLtIly WON, and all men agree with the Sl
tan, his court, and the people, that the English
not what they gee. At Naples, though the dynassle
interest IN the Murat party is wen known. yet eyea
here the King is heard 10 declare that If the tod
fend had taken Lord Palmerston Instead of his
brother, Sir Will I'M Temple, his party would be
velvet And read tie following from even that cou-
temDtible little Duchy OF Parma-
The Duchess Roger, n Parma the other day honored
the establishment OF the Ereres lenotauas with her ore
senee on the occasion OF tho Distributed OF
EEpls. Tic brethren Ind organized n little theat.lca
performance, en,itled "The Cfimsan War where tue
Chief osamafs Tersor1 III ishman, Frelchnan
TURF ard Russian. tbs Sandman being omitted alto
peiher. The luS and Russian had each Ia Tho
FRI rch, but afterwards both ned in bitterly critic sing
fnFan, holding M her policy e. pubic Devastation, snd
piece was enthusiast icaliy applauted.
The Imperial Court is to spend some time at
Barritz, where the Emperor is very happy and very
tranquil. There need be no mystery in stating the
cause of the Emperor's sojourn at Plombieres.
Many reasons have been given, and as opposite Is
the pces-ore, that the Imperial spine was 80
diseased that the frequent application Of mineral
bathing was absolutely necessary; another that,
smitten with the charms Of one of those
hours who descend from the paradise Of
Mahomet expressly to torment the bedsdes
Of nnpial bliss. The imperial lover Id borne her
OF IRON Eugene and an iDquisitive world 10 bask in
the sunshine of Der eyes at Plonberes- Very pretty
very naughty and very cruel 20 the sweet Empress,
but not true.
The simple fact is, that Napoleon like Thoiran,
finds that his brain cannot bear all the weight he
wiling to put upon It. At five and twenty we may
push it We like This will MT do after five and
forty. The Emperor's physicians have fairly tolo
him that this occasional cupping and bleeding can
net lie continued, ana unless be gives himself posi-
tive, unm'stakable repose, the very worst conse
quencss may ensue. For some time before his re-
tireneut to Piomhieres the L pperor had not slept
for many consecutive nights. he rose in the morn.
ing heated, ieyerjsh and without appetite. Those
about him perceived he no longer possessed that
phiegm which they who doubt his legitimacy assign
to the Dutch admiral, his father. lie was
at times wandering and confused, and il
was at this juncture that Dubois venrured T.
,peak t. to ,l linn n During his seoJn a, Plom
Messengers have been sent to him by Abatucci, who
in bis absence, is a kind of regent, whenever his
signature was absolutely necessary, but otherwise
to him by al. fiarocSe, and who spent
two days at Plomberes gave me an animated des
crptlon of the kind of Ire bis Majesty was leading
whenever the weather permitted, the imperial
party which generally consisted Of some families
Of the neighborhood invited to stay with the En-.
peror-5,eakfasted at IL O'Clock, in some woodland
grove, to which an imperial Omnibus conveyed the
necessary good things. Arrived there, the party
on the greensward and ,ook their neal with oil the
familiarity of gipsey oonclave. There was no
kind OF ceremony, and when the repast was over
practical jokes were INDUCED in by all with much
Bonapar,e, in King street, st. James, and the COM
pany private family looking for nothing else save
he amusement Of the present hour.
PARIS, Aug. 2s, 1856.
Court Lijs at Bia,Yits Remarkable Equanini,y
If The Emppor-Spanish Afdirs--7ae Mar
riage Of Dona Amala-Polit,cai D,puiatioas-
a Bandit chief Doing the Honors Of Rom.
side mr. Menus Piaisirs Of Louis Napoieoa,
&c., &c.
Tie Emperor and Empress are the cynosure of al
yes at Biarrtz. The most respectful attention !.
laid them by the natives, who, understanding that
!: is the particular desire Of their majesties to be
considered, as much as possible, private individuals,
rover about their footsteps i0ngo inteyVans, and
With cautious reverence that would do no disciedt
% an Eastern education. OuHc ignofum pro mag.
,iico stat, u a saying as old as the hills; and il i
10 reflection on the Emperor to say that great he
a in Paris whore the sunshine Of his presence Is
iiurnal radiation he Is greater still a. the foot Of TIE
pyrenees, where the sheen Of his face Is fel. bu,
nee year.
On Sunday last their majestes attended mass q
he church at Biarritz the Emperor driving tao
Impress In low phaeton aud prir An The
far and near, were there 10 sec, ana
lad IL been an Eastern potentate performing
pilgrimage 10 Mecca, lie could no. have
,een gazed upon with more profound hunlil.
iy or more apparent idolatry. Oh, what
magic charm encircles success Eat let
u be just: the Emperor and Empress have gained
GOLDEN opinions Far aud WIDE not only from their
iberalty- that in prime who has all the taxation
e his empire at his command, Is not an unmtxed
from the benevoence Of disposition the
Sindness Of speech AID readiness 70 practical exer.
ion, which have pervaded their whole conduct with
90 much consistency to be any other than the m
ural eflux Of their character, since they held
he highest positions In the empire. ! rec0llect
hearing DR.. Conneau, the Emperors intimate friend
md companion To years Of exile and imprisonment,
rs ert at the first bal that was given at the Palace
,f the Tmleries, after the famous coup d. tiat In
ls5l, that during fifteen years Of the closest init
macy II was possible for one man to have with an
,ther, he had never heard 50 much as a sho-t Or
quick expression from Napoleon. II never knew
him The whole Of tina, period, he continued, betriy
ed into the slightest neat, aud do not believe what
ever be bis destiny, whatever bis rrovocation-such