The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
I'VE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
threatened Rupture Of the Anglo
French Entente Cordial.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
)tton Firm--BrcadStuffS a Shade Easier
DECLINE IN CONS0Ls,
&C., &c,
Our Paris Correspondence.

Late Cdlsmntes 1gdins the Empress-Their falsehood
Snd Political Origin-Prirate life Of the Impe -ial
Conple-O'Je Of the Empror's TiSt 10 Biarrits-7he
Nee Spanish Conauuion-7he Cortes TO be a Packed
F'arliement-Cdnards Of the Independence Bcge-Match
making IN I0'is-American Penchant for Foreign
fW'es--A Matrimonial Adrentuyer, &c. dc.
While the Emperor and Empress are wandering on the
ch OF Biarrtz like pair Of lovers enjoying their lne
mid, and thus confuting the shameless lies which
igpant spirits have been busiy Matching during their
rt separation, the Queen of that country on whose
fines they are recreating, has not been idle.
u before enter upon this subject would ain dwell
moment these same scandalous calumnies with
ch the filthy mouths Of certain clique have lately
n go busy. It Is one Of the peculiar features of the
Dch character that lays aside its ordinary good
nrc il becomes the most rancorous illconditioned
il living. yoltaire's accusation that ii was mixture
be tiger and the has not lost jet Of its truth to
present hour. Polite, but deeply selfish; liberal in
tiers of no account, but grasping and tenacious in
things matcria-such a character, whom cowed by
and shut out from advantages it would fain appro-
(te rs a right becomes raving mad when reduced to
impotence Of words. Thus 1t Is that the legitimiss
taken the opportunity which the temporary separa-
OF their Majestes seemed to Afford OF pouring out all
walls Of their wrathful scandal the head OF the poor
press and what il impossible to publish in France
been industriously disseminated in England and
where, ard this to such degree that the uninated
creduous half began TO suppose there must really be
cthng in 1t.
so happens that have the means OF speaking with
than ordinary authority on this head, and can
with the most perfect confidence, that happier,
loving, and, verify believe, faithful couple,
not exist in the wide realms of France than the En-
and Empress who the people have chosen to place
ie head OF il Their whole conduct ia proof of what
both In public and in private. And yet what have not
legisim!st cabals scrupled to say? 1t has been
neflly boosted about that I'd the Emperor
red to Plombieres, than ihe Empress gave loose to
ness of conduct worthy Of the Empress Cathar.ne
least that OF the present Queen Of Spain, and that
Emperor, hearing of IL at Plombieres, had written
Fs OF acaaracier so grave 10 herself. well as TO
parties, as to render 1t very improbable that the
pra. sa!r could again cohabit. During a recent
TO Icaion, surprised to nnd how deep this
Dniors poison bad penetrated, which shows the
~ and industry which have been exer!ed in SO vile
,. The Impress Eugc,ie is precisely one OF those
less beings who, neither mean ng thinking evil
. little guarc on her words. Her Majesty has no re-
.. All Is abandon with her; which Only adds
20 the mary examples OF contradictions coalcscng
ate matrimonial that the I'm peror should have freely
his heart and hand 10 one go entirely the antpodes
mse.f BIT character like this IL peculiarly exposed
shAiss OF nalgnancy. Il has, In FACT shield but
nocenos; but this is powerful the fabied cover
whlch girerva sheltered thc heroes OF Homerc days,
may be safely predicted that with il the Empress
laugh. and rattle and keep the ball for ever on the
:dns p>yr 4 s1ns reprocss. Tue calumnious shot Is
cs cast that eau harm her. II was declared that the
t,or would only conduct her u Biarri,z. aad then
her forthwith. He would Ecaor her before the
tuae. snd then turn his back upon her; wnsn Il now
a-s ioa, Darby and Joan OF private life can be
spg IN mlfe close domestic Intercourse
u seems that TIC Emperors propinquiiy 10 Spain Is
together without political object. Isabella Sexunda
Despatched Geaeral Marchcsi, Captain General of
70 present her respects on The occasion OF such
t vIslters beng 50 near her frontiers, and tue op
nifty has been takea 70 so IND bis Majesty on the new
itudon which II Is proposed 10 give Spain. The
ne Is ssd TO have met Napoleon's approval. Indeed,
the fu quert interviews that have taken pace be-
the Marquis de Turgot and O'Donneu aud ~ Rios
!, IL thought the Emperor hai hai moro 20 do with
gge ssoIs than oIonncil would VS., to be known.
ihcaty was 20 reconcile the Queens positi "a as
tsry monarch with the Count do hontmon's repu.
IN. II there wcro TO bo constitution, the excuse
lapsieg the succession rom tho male 10 the female
xsied no longer. and al parties might prove OF one
Ia "br,aing the King back again Accordingly,
of Sspoleonic parliamentary represon alton has
nt Cpcu keeping the promise 10 the ear and break
10 ne spIt Inc eortes aooa, 70 DC sum noned -
be c.ecfe according 70 certain rules adopted In
lss5 and 1856, and the elections are 10 take place
strict and not by province, each village elccuag its
~ - said in a former letter, all tnls Is only an.
term ior a more packed rariament, which VIII
katsiv ihe spanish provinces 70 long as there are
pets ~ enforce Ia argrmcnts and II may be satly
ctured that this now move will only prove an
step forward tO~ards contamination one
the nature cl better than the Emperor OF the
f'airse pnblhss two letters from Ni5rii, address.
the pkr de Medina Coll aud the Dake d'Aoe 70
|6el.raaHce of Brussels com planning OF the unexact
neuts made by the Belgian aud Lngish press rea.
Do The lase nsrfrccton o. )tn. The letter OF the
De- Mcsina C@f sa,s:-"Aiiow me 70 tell YOU
-
s SsssTs I'Vy you, c10 ana ,sa, % 5sa in " your turn
mislcd the public, ey making yourself the
Of this tissue Of 'alumnies against all
most respectable in Spain, and which, neverihe-
orms the theme o. yoar corrosponience;' and then
60 oa 70 that ali the account given ef hs great
such as the destruction OF , ane gallery Of pic.
AMI .be breaking Of farnitcres false, Is also the
n, that ic had written 10 Earshal o'Donneil dc
ng an dsmnIsy Of s,25t .oooG 81 have lost no
Z be aids: "the only damage my bouss sustsined
ror, heinz struck By two or three balls, and have
no eomalur cation with the snsaal except 10 con
late hrc on his victory OYER rebellion aud 70 ,hanx
s,er 10 ,nc same eject, states that the whole story
IA by The Iasependancc is an nycntoo OF rs CORES
nj The statement thas the house Of the Countess
bnico ,e,s robbei by thc Queens troops of money,
and lewels and Of the CoGgtcss having sen an IN
Nv ol the articles she had lot TO the Queen, i con
tesre of fnlseboods from bcgnning 10 end.
nvch Tor the Tnde,e7doncs Bsipe which has certainly
ppy xr ack of flying cdndrds 10 It's corrcspondence
iasbcn .! rs own. Bot The cagerness which these
pus O. chow 10 say something civil 10 the existing
sh government indicates pretty plainly IRON what
1 Is q Donnell looks tor countcGance and support.
some proof OF the prosperity which Spain was en'oyng
she mln.siry OF Espsrero, appears from an official
tha, the foreign commerce Of 81 sebastian had very
devAbly Augmented IN 1850 and as regards the value
poets Lad more than doubled. The mports 70 1894
ss4 soOf and IN 1855 T,s0s i0Of, being an Increase
s2s soof The exports rose from 1851, ,ooOl " lsol
$40 locr in 1855. This increase must mush o. %
gted to the large quantity Of corn, iour and vine
10 france. aud also 10 England and the spanish pos
pms Daring The year 1853, 81 sebastian exporter "
be- merchandise 10 the amount Of a2ls,soOl ani
we'd fetu- ns from France TO tue valoe OF wv eVU
Minister oi Public Works has addressed long oir-
10 the prefects OF departments, directing tnem "
n from the chief engineers Of tho Departments an
10 series of questions Respecting the causes o
stons, sna the practical measures best sdapte1 "
int, efsc. the suggestions contained IN the hnpe
lct,,r az the 2lst July last
bas becu remarked that American ladies' visiting "a
apt END favorable 20 such French suitofs
ave l. gh sounding titles attached 10 their names Ia
from mex plcablc cause, u is observed thaS
emasc mind Of the Anglo Saxon rice both sides
l,lsDi'c hss natural leaning to distinctions OF th
aBd though 10 England the weakness as regards
gnefs Is o. the wanc, from the little consideration
mental tales meet with compared with the pure
q ore ii s iii found 70 be rather on the increase
America
foliOnue story, however, applies % the Fatberiani
- i6a agc, widow lady, with two daughter a1i
k.r,ss n Pals. n person who Represented hin
fx4fs as4tlfn txw.4.