The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-10
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.


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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS juno 1a 1855.
The 18Th Juae and is Memories-fresch Opinions Of the
Crdmpton Di6culty-Honor to the Count de Sarti9es-
Tne Bdptsma FStes-Orn9of Notrc Dame 10 ne Public
-Riefiiosu Conduct Of the Prince TmpeiaI-BdnQuet at
the HoteSde Vlle-AYearance Of the EmprAs, &C.
This Is o date which never in France without
vivng hitter memories. The death Of the Duke Of
Wellington concluded the long series Of Waterloo ban
qucs he spared 70 celebrate After this by general
consent the venerable heroes wh had taken part in that
bloody fray wisely determined TO dine at home oil fu
anniversaries and under the shade Of their vine
and their own ny tree, to
Fight their battles DER again,
And once more Stay The slain
Indeed death had been busy of among their ranks
that without this resolution there imminent danger Of
the annual banquet accomplishing the passage of the Bot
tie and Steak Club founded by certain red noeed worthless,
where the members, cut on one by one by Yaid mo's,
the annual banquet at last for solitary individual
Who swallowing his steak and duly finishing his bottle by
the mutual consent Of chairman, vice. chairman, and res
surer all Of which functionaries comprised In his
Individual SELF then dissolved the society.
However the Waterloo banquet dissolved ~ IL now Isl
continued quite long enough TO establish fostering sore
in the hearts OF the Fren n people. On every occasion
the ranking spot is shown, and nevcrpever I'LL the ma
uonal disaster has been wiped out some victorious
battle field in the blood Of Frances hereditary Foe will IT
to be So Circumstances at present tend to fling
over the wound a spurious cicatrzaton but rs the me-
morabie 18th of June performs its annual orbit, the
chronic character Of the disease becomes conspcu.
Gus. Engkhman may agree TO forget il, and
bury the memory in the grave of their dead
Duke but It is not 80 with she Frenchmaa. On this
Gay the field Of Waterloo and all hs memorable events Is
the theme Of heart burning discussion, not muoh per
bare diplomatic and peculiarly political circles ~ In
great coteres or the peopleamong the larger masses
which constitute the body corporate of the nation The
bossyso the professional man. the ancto1ary tn every
bureau the soldier. the sailor, the market women aud
last least the children Of every seminary throughout
the length breadth of the country discuss the merits
~ that short but memorable campaign-couprising the
bat,,eGcds OF Qstrc xas, hgny and watcroo-inch by
inch la IT, details, with fervid acrnony that
ew To nsAn have any idea OF Then these poor TOOL
pcoc ct France have itie knowledge e as the tiger
has ~ has towards the smh and the day will come when
ueraps the existing government OF France has made all
the desires OF rs kick headed ncghbor that the
people may take the opportunity OF cnlghtening John
These remsrts can scarcely be considered GU. Of place
al ttr.c when the American dsnouy with England i
the great topic Of the day for notion has got aoroaa
that France ready 20 espouse the side OF England,
sbouIf matters IL the lat extremity What
treaty there may be this head with France AMI
England, I have Of course no means Of knowing,
though I strongly suspect ttsre u something Of
the kind let the truth be told. However great
and all peryadng may be the p owsr ., SapSe
the Close &C war, the expense Of which y now -
heavily pressing uron them 70 turn knight GRANT N
america and American people implanted Ia the French
character. With America the French have no cause ~
quarrel no bitter memories, no DISASTROUS anaccdeas
with which 10 chew the cud Of bitterness. On M cen
trary their fondest 0uers enshfincd IN tho history
~ American independence; and now, ~ thc aSs 0f
despotism, which, SPITE q It's soft and smiling exerisr.
binds them down with bands Of iron, they stu look IT,
ward America that pillar OF cloud whose brghtn-ss
hall day conduct them 10 the prufsed land OF free
tom. firmly believe, from ali hear that the DAY
which the executive ~ France should seek % cnbroi tn
srcnch people With INC children y liberty on your a'
The observations, however, which are mule ON Eng
and's position, now that America has summary IT.
ne confessed tot na;terng to tue governments Of lori
namerston, nor TO the people by whom u v supported
l. remarked Tat with all hts higencss and sensitive
oess about the national honor Of England, ne y
n,only ready 20 slip out ~ diftcuhy-thAi no T.
80 tond the TOO, Of usi ssnea.n a'i', 1890
trings This that made him summary
Wind up The With Rn--ia, knowing that n u ha'
continued the would have been iad 10 the rpo
4 the arssiosraic tree: AMI 4 u the kuowegs " VI,
more especially, which sill make him only ioo really T.
"mporizc with America Vet over y ~ she may, SUI
ing her brief hour of condesccndng night, knfand ,
onceved by The French 10 have sustained g'eyuas "
ul on the pare 81 the United states. and many are oGa
70 rub their hands and chucke at the couemt1pas uea
meni she u made N hear. Mr. nertes government y
not spared. An act H. said, may be an exercise - dx
yards may only have the air Of ruerc Ietnshn.s ~
generally thought uist the British representative sbih
have be sent 70 the figh about en- the instant ami 'h
the effect OF this occurring while The Russian war Wa ~
ts height would have been IMMENSE but that nov th-
thing late. snl there grave politician.
whose opinions er1red 10 consideration who sv.
that this unfortunate msttcr VIII leave sting Debini
sven though II be arranged satisfactorily; that o,hrf
SUBJECTS Of discussion viii na be Iona In sprEsas w D.
tween the two countries that auy future l~rengtl
ness on the pari of the American Executive will BE- sr
.alously remarked In Fneand and arcalucs arse IA.
20 Che real Interests Of b,xA people Should tit b. ~
case Mr.. rerccs ainlnissratiea wu have much 10
-ws FOR. The English blamed IN France Tor ~
savne sent 70 America : maa x gresses my ~,
MAerica Il herself blamed for the nswascaney
q her diplomatic representatives Ia than one q IN
European capitals These not times whcn eAsy ncri
ignorant Of the ways Of the world, without phystca
0nergy. and whose attanments ~ a mere didsrt
cbasscter arc aed o. imp- rsonate The AMI PRIV
ieges and dignity cf mighty people ON whom has ~
sccHfed ulo golden mantle nffrccdom Tho 10 tel STAT
wants abroad mer-men ~ the stamp q NJ. hlchans
and Mr. slas not only IN one, but ~ every state y
rope and wshou such The various little cloads wit
scces ariiy arise, from time 20 time, will always b.
danEcr " blackcnmg The horizon.
The Mrl1v announces tlns morning the elevation >
Count dc sarvgcs, Minister ~ Washington w the tsH
cfGfsnd oncer the Legion ~ Honor. Cunt q ".
qgny. French tAas sador a, London, has hcsu raised
that OF Grand Cross Of the legion % Honor.
The bap'isma tt.s are gradually sabsdnr hui thor
Is 10 he grand ball at r. Cord 70 morrow anil 4hotbe
the court
The cathedr. az xo,re nsme has been thrown cpon 4
the public II franc head, fpr the btneat q the poot
md the 2lh a grand musical performances 4 " tlk
mace for the advantage Of the victims % the late ialu
rnaae FOR the bapusea ATTRACTS thousands, thai
he ksncr, anxious 10 Obtain insight lntD he r.
syursan OF tbs ancient cathedral, 10 tho style d the
thirtocpe century has bud sant opportunity for enter
ing nj ems door he ands himself enrgci along ~
moving tide of spectators, and iced t,r the 'k
Of breath and air, 20 make bis errss anpt'cr Ger
family the erect ~ the chapel win s alarthiy b-u 90
dlors a. rod, yellow and blue. The iay "
be baptism was in posing the extreme There might
w ono OH N a