The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-05

security. The Minister Of War has nomnay sent 2eoo0
cavalry to the frontiers but II Is Known that more
than double amount Is nearer the aggregate OF force
dispatched Special messengers have been Pyng three
and four times day between Paris and Pfombieres n
vadng the Emperors privacy, and sadly Interfering with
his Matcstys hydraulic studies private letter which
have received from Saragossa speaks very iorebodng
terms OF the future Of pain Which rays : not kelly 10
ing towns described ass being to man 10 favor OF
republic but ranging themselves under the ban ,er Of
Espartero for the present. IN opposition TO that OF oDon
nell The waverug and naecisive character OF the for
mer is unquestionaby in favor OF 0Donnell, but the
Court is so utterly contemplate in the eyes Of the middle
classes that if Bspsrtero does lead the movement
against and Oponnel other leaders, OF more ultra
character will speedily be found.
still have reason to think, stated IN some former
letters that the Emperor Napoleon had never more need
OF looking 70 she mettle and temper OF his machinery
than at this moment There Is feellng-as yet, you
like no bigger than man hand-of dissatisfaction, OF
murmur and complaint abroad, which any sucn acaent
as revouon IN Spain nsh. caase 70 oSrsi os.n 10
alluded the House Of Commons IN his recent speech
the Italian question, baiie every ingenuity OF tne
police 70 crcumv, and subtle is their operations,
that the poll e themselves, who are sent to watch,
return their mission secret members oil the society
they issued forth 70 observe decoy and denounce mere
are az the moment three several sets OF police
agents each looking after the other aud whenever the
history OF these TO be fairly written, tale
viii be told which cannot but read strangely among tue
arnas OF the bossted liberty OF the nineteenth ury
The government OF France in fact what with financial
crisis hanging over like a pail, what with young
Pr,tender standing by, holding IN his baud parliament
airy charter combining in himself the elective and divine
principle and what win the p~nnsuEis OF
and Italy the very throes Of revelation, much in ne
condition OF man smoking pipe on barrel Of gun
POWDER. 1t may escape, but the danger IS Imminent
The new Ambassador at ength determined upon by the
Court Of 81 Petersburg TO tha OF the ruileesCount
| Paul pemi,rovitch Kssaif-must not be copfounded
with the gentleman 81 the same name who formerly
represented Russia and at the breaking out OF the war
between the two countries received his passports. Inc
present Ambassador born Moscow in 11sS conse-
seauenty Is years OF age He fought Eyau at Fried
land az Moscow and IT the siege of Paris In 1873 he was
aid Dc camp Alexander T. and on bis reiurn to Russia
Car "a n Ia
South commanded by Field Marshal Count Wittsensten
Alter Distinguishing himself during the war OF ls2s-2s
NJ. de Kssalin raised TO the rank OF Lieutenant Ge-
nera placed at the head OF the army OF occupation
the panuban Provinces and charged to govern them
quality President Plenipotentary OF the divans
Of Waaohia and Noldaya. He conducted himself with
much prudence and equity that statue was erected TO
him at Bucharest In the month OF April, 1854 NJ kssahil
Petersburg, and appointed member 0!
lie Council OF the Empire, and subsequently Minister OF
\ the Imperial domains.
oiozaga tie Spanish Minister at the French Court,
left Paris Saturday, for the Faux Bonaes His depar
had been fixed for the l4h but was delayed by the
recent events in Spain Prince Masar who commanded
the Greek legion the Crmea Incorporated in the Rus
sian amy is now in Paris The Aontteur contains the
ocal announcer enl by the Russian government O the
establishment OF custom houses at erekop, Jenchesk,
the bridge OF Tchapar, with the view Of preventing
the Introduction by con,raband OF goods into Russia
\ Proper from The Crimea.
In the Paris corn market during the past week. prices
frm and Saturday, the 18th inst, slight ad
took place the price being lol francs the sack Of
$50 klos, the ko being rather than two pounds
The state Of the has gwen rise to continual disputes
at tie Halle during the week, but from Information most
worthy Of confidence II would seem that the harvest 50
has been Indifferent in the SOUTH medium in the cen
trail depart nents but promises TO be abundant IN the
Beapce aud the Rrxe In the east west and northern
departments the appearance is excellent
The Presidential contest in the United states Is watched
with great eagerness this side OF the Atlantic As the
prospects Colonel Fremont brighten the diplomatic OF
6cas observed vsby 10 eDgthen their visages for
the greater part If not all, firmly count upon retaining
their should the mantle OF Pierce fall upon Ba
canan. Ia the OF Anne, ca this grorad, if
other IL Is TO be hoped that Coz. Fremont
coed, tor s high time that the coutem 2tioe set who
hold otce and o. faar the American IN every
Court Of should make way for better men Anne
Ics gng cad sag tor the time when they may feel
proud their country In the Of their represents
ves when they may see ambassadors Office manly
enough be courteous 10 ALL aud independent enough 10
hold their though some rich puppy OF an Anne
fican citizen constantly resident abroad, may on the
strength Of well furnished house and table, think ut 10
| interfere with them.