The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

ray either hm or his Wife, aud the unhappy lady s re-
dueed 10 live or modicum of f250 year. Mr.. Enbrs
tle OF London, however the well known merchant OF
that rame rs ne of the trus ees, and is n Paris
cooA1R all ~ particulars he which may serve TO
save the property from the hands OF this rascal He is
in fact dong what the widow lady should have done at
arst namely putting himself in close Communication with
the Preect Of Police from whom appears that the Wis
count just no vscount at ALL and that the probability Is
ths prove to be the the widows fortune secured
though even then she will have TO reflect bat daughter
has been rretrevably ruined by the III faed connection
snor, however well authenticated his apparent position
ladies' before they resign themselves to his should
never scrupe to put themselves In communicate with
the French police Such the perfect state OF espionage
In France that every detail to rank character proper
il considered what lady hazards on such die this is
probation not TO be thought Of Let be remembered
that there are always two things which never by any
possibility, suffered 10 interfere with Frenchman
moalitythat Is, women or money To obtain either OF
these he will stop at nothing but 10 obtain them both
himself
PARIS, Aug. rs, 1865.
A8ais of fSpoinUeasy Feeling in Parts in Regard 10
Me'a-Polincal Taticinotaon-House Rent in Paris
Preparations fr the Return listers from Mosco,u-Sd
tisttcs Of the Paris Fon dsn9 Hospital -Growh Of Infan
ttcide since the Abolition Of the Turning Bores-Norel
Node Of Settling Hotel Bli-AeiicaI Theories ard their
Practical Results-Dreadfia Visitation IN he Family Of
an English Physician, &c, dc.
There three subjects watch more or less coatnue
to occupy the public mind They Spain, Naples and
Moscow.
sort of uneasy presen.ment pre- walls that Spain will
not accomplish her circle of revolution without dragging
France into the vortex. Travellers who have been to
with their eyes, and listen with their ears,
return shaking their heads. They represent oDonnen
bold determined untnching, but not possessing the
cabre for continuing the 16e he has undertaken play
That be will iearlcssy and unscrupulousy endeavor
call from the country packed Cortes no doubts;
but the day i passed when that game be played with
success. In Madrid he has IT, for the moment al! his
own way not So however, in the Provinces where ia
every company tone OF defiance, Of threat and
geance is INDUCED in, which allowing much fo- mere
iroth, does really emauae frcm body ready TO foam
and boil whenever .le extra accidental heat shall
be applied to It, strong suspcon-i these travellers
be crediteddoe obtain Spain that II Is the
Emperor the Frenchs n nton TO interfere and that
Interference II . thought will before in the days Of
the former empire be the ceah blow 10 the entente cor
diale with England.
In the best informed circles general expectation exists
that French mediation Is already determined upon and
that both Morny and Walc wGk the two persons whose
judgment most influence the Emperor's mind, have
strongly recommended H. repeat, the idea Of such In
lei ference is viewed with favor by any class Of per-
worthy OF respect Somehow or other, row that
the Russian Is finished, bat one sentiment
well ort Of policy that might have entailei very ugly
consequence that the dying spirit Of military glory
has by good luck than skill been allowed to up
its bright fame, and that fi fairly yfrc aut subdu
ed in Its own national socket II wsulj- lueen able u
thing for France 1--WE want Of this military glory
is exclaimed tried II unde. The ars Emperor ami had
I'll But what do want hga quotations at the
Boursc tranquility for productive specuistIons peace
with every body, less taxation, less army, and
believes 10 be Do you suppose that u we were
thought posxcss single element Of permanency such
men Changarner, 3edau and L,noricere wouid bold
their political bias fast tina, 10 the late they would
not have offered their swords We were At wits cad
Cor gcrersl and they snew IT, They hat only 70 hold up
their hands and have any cne Of them, an appointment
suflcicnt TO satisfy The unboundei ambition Bot no
not foot did they str nor will tbey DO So because they
kpow the whole state OF sirs rests quicssand
They know tina, there nothing IN all going
arourd us This fetching up workmen to Paris, and
employing them at any sacriace, Ts oil done before oy
Louis Xly. This forced expeEditurcon fictitious means
ended then crash and paved the way for ,hc events
Of 49, and all Of reflection that 'he tine : CON
l1g wLfn such another collapse nus take place. Thsy
the hoowness OF all financial transactions they
foresee the time when the present mighty works must
stop FOR want Of funds and when Paris inundated a s
with extraneous labor wll be blown up b. the very
hands which now employed In bearhlying and
adornrg IT," This IL not tho language OF
some sosted individual, laiuging an acgtd
spirit OF murinur; but whether on account OF Ger.
tan nIgues or the Coun, dc Paris party ~and OF late
that rarity has been very busy-or the reaction which
would necessarily follow the late quasi varlike excite
ment or That there disposition really asunder
the ignoble coils which bind all Ike iufsas n syah
log olohts, am usablc 10 say. Ccstn Is taar SINCE
the conclusion oi Tho war the reocngs " the baptism,
ard the Spanish comp staf there has been more plain
ard boldress of speech than o ato years We are
scsustomed 10.
IN every ones mouth and naturally. while Italian
wIorgs descanted ami 90 warmly synathised with,
there y growing tendency 10 loox at home fhe
King of Naples n Il argued Il shominabe despot aud
Ncss the feet the Pipe 10 gain support for what he
terms his divine misson aud the Emperor Of Austria
ands nlrsen body and soul. taai the benediction Of
Gods vcsgerenf may be brought ic bear on his arbi
irsry rule y there no, danger that France may DC io
than which COVER hc And ook how step by step,
and inch by inch, approaches the Pap, throne and
warrant II rcstB with Napol, on 10 pay the part cf
King Borisa lac ~ill and perhaps wnen Marshal Pcs
ser, Duke of Mklako mas been voted hts lt0OoVf per
auuum 10 support the title. he day be as really
90 cid his imperial master IN burning "a out as formerly
IN Algiers he burnt out The poor Bcdouns
there - smother class however, which y disposed 10
take bEshter eide Of the question and ths y tst pro
pfe'ary Clique who are looking forward - tie loavcs
and nshes which season omorc than usual tncy
N the approaching winter may be expected - afford
The preparation, whian to receive the over
Gowlngs OF Moscow when the important event which
pens within it, ancient walls the 0wer OF Europe shall
nave iermr acd are almos past heNcf. Every furnish.
cd apartmeut IN Paris has augmented by
th from the month Of Octo7er 10 Me six months which
follow Some rsged much third. Nothing will
persuade the tradcewcn likewise, hut that shower of
foid about 20 fall in the streets N this charming
ttcpse that every foreigner who BY hs events OF
the war has been kept only watts TIE ebOrt tays
IN auuu to rush 10 take BIZ i oi the lux tries Of
the FIRST city IN the world A. or the uuurnishcd apart
uerts 5000 pei HBnEm unblushlngly asked ior
eqgs up four pair of stairs To be sure thty are spi
ccu, magr Grenty decorated and IN eligible situations,
bat the price Il some talu9 considerable wnsn y
membcred that An giant house In Belgisvia n the
rnflsh metrop = c0ud DC had for less money DO, the
gusans booked take what the Ffench themselves,
or Americana or the Euglsh. will not AMI although a.
this moment such the dcserlion Of tbs capital that
apartments fnr tho GeN six weeks may be had or song,
no dptmauy no ingenuity, no experience IN such
matters procure the slightest dlminuton IN w
price eked Cor tie ma beyond; Will anything less
ihan n SIX months hire b. listened 10.
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