The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.


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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS July 1, 1855.
Marcy on ne BreecAes Quexion-TAe Freach Journals
Pyvfesm kaAans Yellos Wasacoas-HealA of the En-
pres-A Grund Fsk CAampere-Aao,cdnca for the
Orleans FrSncesses-A Neso Loan on Account Of the
Inspdatisns &c., dc.
Again America fills the void created by the termination
Of the war with Russia This time, however, is not the
eulistxeat bill nor Central question,
the 10 be or OF Mr. Dallas at the Court of St.
" We Gods and little fishes
The subject s-a pair of breechesi
Mr. Marcy his advent to the high and responsible OF
ace be now Ills all for the purest republican simp
city His edcts the point energetic that
courts began have doubts whether he would end
by dispensing with the tailor altogether. Nay, ater Mr.
soulss little affair at Madrid 1t by anticipated
that American citizens of the softer would have to
dispense also with the mantua maker The Foreign Secre
ary on receiving his portfolio finding the world at fault
for lack tf some chvarous deed wherein to lavish its
supernumerary extaces determined mount his Rozi
nate and run ultnot at wndmilis, like his knightly
exemplar, but at-breeches And right manfuy-
his object were 10 fix the eyes OF the
apolaudng world-has he succeeded for at the time
write, two magnificent empires only divided by ST.
Georges channel are busiy absorbed in the knotty
question, whether-graver matters having failed TO EN-
bro the two branches ethe great Saxon ay-breeches
pantaoons shall finally be the OF their flying
at each others threats. British three decker with
pair Of brooches the poop should, in the opinion OF
some be speedily despatched from Spthead while New
York should the other hand lose time in sending
forth heaviest vessels war with rival pair
OF psnaloons flying at the Away with Stripes and
Stars and Union Jacks and such romantic bunting The
neither garment the only stuto stir the full
IRE OF the heros soul and shall Saxon
quarrel TILL booess breechless and naked they have not
groat wherewth buy another Shirt after which, no
doubt the dispute will be easily arranged.
II Is your Paris correspondents part to settle the
conflicting statements what really happened at Queen
yctorias evee bat extract two from the French
Journals the subject tail to have interest.
begin with the Si< whose republican tendencies
well known 10 your intelligent readers
1--WE are not IL says sas il Is known partisans Of
costumes that imposed private individuals.
Theee clothes of circumstance neither increase the dig
nifty Of those who them nor that he personages
by whom they received. But p1ssess sense OF
proyffesy and believe, above all, that democracy
must depart from this sentiment II Is its duty TO
prove that equality exist in all spheres and that
difference exist between arisocrat and democra,
when both well bred
The Journal dies Deta which, from its adhesion to the
0rleanist Citizen King branch may be supposed to
stand mid way between repubhcanism and monarchism,
says
supersttous love for and silver buckles but
avoid informing these American citizens that they
themselves win rdicule. the austere democ rat
who been the hero OF this experienced in
of court dress why did he present himself
before the Queenl II he hal the weakness which
is very common to many democrats, Of going to
court and figuring in the list Of presentations, why
could he moi dress himself like every body elses II
would be very unfortuna II necessary, to be i'll
bred in order 10 be good republican and in opini
on democratic pride equally as auul as aristocratc
vanity. u would, however, appear that the American
minister has recognized t-aths conduct and that OF his
country men, was wanting IN propriey, Tor 1t Is an
nounced that he has presented his excuset'
The Assemble Na,sonale follows In
fact regret say that the tone Of feeling both in soc
ETY. ss well that expressed in the public journals il
extremely BIASED against americans and that there 3
position 70 look at this circumstance a. indicative OF
overbearing spirit, which viii iniailibly produce
collision with other nations The prospect OF Mr.. Perces
mantle falling the shoulders u Mr. Buchanan produces,
also, mistgustul spirit about the future, at which the
isest look grave. The morning after the occurrence
the Mniicu announced u u the public IN strain of
han ordinary gravity.
The health the Empress j. Of encouraging kind
tha the hopes which entertained that the dynatc
ambition OF her husband shorld not be limited to the
Prince Imperial, have fair chance Of resliz.uon
On Friday their Msjesiies gave Superb fee champetrs
ut yilencuye Fang, sna village near - Cloud, with
chateau formerly the property Of the Duchess Ansou
lime. The chateau derives some interest from the cir
cumstance CT a weeping willow growing there the cut
ting OF which brought from Napuleon tomb, at st.
Helena by the Prince de Joinvile, in lS4l The Impe
a rnrty accompanied by the Grand Duchess OF Baden
the Duke and duchess dAbe the Grand Duchess OF ia
dep the Duke and Duchess de Bassano, the Ministers
state and Foreign Affairs 5enerals Ron, ie Montebelo,
Ney sa Ileury and certain number OF invited guests,
arrived O'Clock vileneuve, In caieches drawn by
posuions. The Myestes took excursion IN boat on
the sheet Of water which illuminated with Bengoa
lights ball Afterwards took place under tent erected
the border Of tue Lake. The Empress danced
with the Prince OF Baden having for us General de
Fay and Madame de Iourmel The other persons nvit-
ed either danced rowed about the lake In beats
large boa, placed in the middle OF the lake contained
the singers Of the opera who performed alternate
y with the band Of the Guides. Nothing could exceed
the beauty OF he coup AL All the boats on the Lake
decorated with coored lanterns and a. IN the midst
OF fireworks which, IL o'clock, let or they hight
" SKINNED hher and ither, the eject was like some
fairy vision coniured up by the wand % enchAntmeni
midnight supper at the chateau OF yieneuve closed the
evening. The Emperor and Empress returned 70 81
Cioud Il half past one In the morning.
The runors Of intended IL erview TO occur In July
the Emperors Of France and Austria 70 -
that the Kings Of Bavaria and Nuremberg will be also
present
committee charged with the examination OF the bill 70
&c .ord yearly the heirs Of the three Prn
OF Orleans The extreme brevity Of this report v
worthy CT imitation on your side OF The Atlantic AZ wei
ours
eutlernen says the bin which Is submitted 10
you object nscr be the grand rv> OF the
public debt Of 600 90 Francs In the names Of
She three prnccsses Of the family Of Orleans Of ther
heirs. A noble sentiment, gent emen, has led to the
pr, sentation Of this meGure, and your committee ~
unanimous in submitting Il for your approval"
fresh credit Of ten millions Is about 10 be voted on
account Of the inundauons The following Is the
pore estimate OF the engineers Of the needed, max
iug total Of 10 27e, COO francs, namely = -.
t0r toe fnone. s....... sVvvrU
the loire.... ..........s*.............. ooVoVy.
the Isere. 900 OOf
The Garonne (hrst inundaion, only 49,. 200 ooOf
The Cher he Auer. the Ipdre the yienne, the lot
and the Adour, not Included in this estimate.
The Municipality Of Versailles have voted IS 600 francs
for the recepton Of Marshal Pessier and his troops
tncir return from the CrImea.
PAIRS July g. 1850.
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