The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28
France AID Russia, becAu'e the tw, former Powers
are usiees to Sweden In this matter wDom they are

The BouTss Gd.ue OF Vienna Of tie 4th ius. .ays-
we AnowL tLat the fsris eiences have refused
to sIpJ thsir attention TO ths question Of the 5o1nd
dues Rnmsrs bad several t:mee tempted to su snt
the matter to the Congress- At the opsnng Of C,n
reness the government az Copenhagen addressed crsu
lar to its dpons c nts st foregu
vDce the eat Pc eess especially those -hi'h have
genera inteett OF Europe St OF the Powers
any overures toe sutjec' Russia alone declared
matter Europesn interest itne other Powers cen
in thai light But 1t appears that has not been
60 o. he Congress ard that the qaeston he's
A letter in the PROSE- Orient dated Eufatorls, March
On Mondsy, tn. I'm, General d.Alouyfle caused
ns fert to bt fixed about quarer cf mile 1ro the
Fort Of Herr w. baf way bstwsen that fort and tho
cheers, accompanied the General Towards noon two
suIestcr Nussisn officers arrvs escorted only by
aAonviue 70 meet them, and invited tns o
into the tent where Madame e'Aiore did the honors
win grace purey Frerch. collation. was served and
he5,I ed table TN tive The sky vas pure, toe
tun rsctant, the sea tranquil and excellent s&ni
sfsrgs seen was being enacted The namsrou. vrsn,e
eettr turrouuded the Russian soldiers displayed
warts them q kindness, for which Without q Egurs
hey bad no woros 10 express their gst ude. All ~
tnce, however, O Russian drsgoon ook the arm Of
txerch crseoop, and Implying BY bis gestare shst ne
tpcke in the of his rades, slucd (his wa
translated BY 'nterpleter " Hslcseor,h there 20
TO war between the Frercn and tbs Russians et them
be hIe1eD May 'hc peace be ss iocere anc eternA
the friendship shirh swear you 10 the face OF the
tun, tbe 'athsr O nature"
u
lowed BY tie Russian ocsrs and these latter took
eays tie General shaking hards oordisIv with each.
,e rzashm ent Of her heath Is 80 rapd that
entertained of her resuming her ordinary carriage
strings IL respect to the nuser, srrsrgsteats spsr
ret Ar8i1 ms MIA has prevatd. Not only IS the
not the nou71ce or wet nurse-Engs1, out cannot
uttsr liable OF French indeed there appear
be de1iyn in tListhst the first the em,yo EN-
peror sha listen to sbai be The zng1sge OF America
England The nursery discipline, too, is strictly Englsh
The Eench horror OF water Is scouted ana he ly.ts
0f
he newly born daily into tepid bah and in srtte OF
tax the gooo wcmAn's beat efforts keep him sp,
.! rubbing nm well top TO toe with soft nap
viz Hsy-horrcr OF hcrrors.-the eveslasing easua
dlso unes ed, and luscious cose of oil ad
miLsterd in room o! that mscbspicsl appic a. On
the OF this apitary the young gentle
srst pron enade Yesterday. II was in the small fenced
81 garden IN mont Of the southeast wing the ru riss
IN this his Imperial Hshness's arst whf O. ns-
'ures bsnny breeze, Nspoecn shs Third bis ecort
he word tOck turn ana turn ssout. sangscs he Esg
sh ruse and her pre- ous urhen with al the eighty
AND ssaviy ef some ,utu,s sentinel who may her.at:e
march en- g1y9e Of Napoleon the Fourth OUTSIDE thu
ratings vas eerae crowd Of spectators; and although
there were Iosy exclamstonz, it evident that
Tie famous gallery the Qoai de Billy Of the Palas de
Pneustrie las fraiy disappeared scarosly veptiga
4 the eppntsges aims OF that sed exhibition
except he Is6ustris Palace ITSELF which pepsr
ing for exhibition o. auother character that of
CO Ito from ali parts of France.
This is the DAY appointed for the ball at the Turkish
Embassy very prospect Of which has driven the gay
w,rle mad shall not faa TO send lou faithful &C.
The PrcjectsA Spanish. American Confedsra-
ticn Against the United states.
rON BuENAvENTURA vIvO's REVELATIONS.
Our Macrid CORRESPONDENT ds Us the continuation
Of his extracts from this curious work an isa m mt o.
which published Monday last. The interest which
M disclosures have excited induces lay them before
our readers without cursilmen although the worthy
Dcn's style will be found rather yeIbose:--
JContinued from the HERALD Of April eli
also became absolutely necessary to inquire how such
act would be considered BY chief Powers Of Europe
that is to soy, by France and Enelsnd-wtnout,
over, faiu2 to consider the bad effect which it
turai it would produce In the United States.
Encouraged by the benevolent ressption which my
overtules met at the hands Of the President Of Spa
nish Cabinet and entertaining lively hopes OF realizing
the most important affair Of those entrusted to my charge
Iresoivsd to coIde to the Secretary Of the legation
Don MArisno Eeva vnbarri, the special commission
OF going to Flsuce ard England with the double ohjes
of sscaItsinng through representatives In those
courts with whom he was to confer, Whit the
opinions and feelings of the Of those
great nations conoerILg the question Of the balance
power In Amerca founded upon the present status quo.
To that enest gave ample Instructions to Mr. Etevs
document No. will show. To success and wish
o.
Pacheoo ard j. del Castillo Larzat Minis ers Of the
republic in France and Epgand guide me in the ne
goasions which proposed to establish in hadrid ad
dressed communication to those gentemec begging
them to Fend me categorical replies to the following
questiops:-
l. In what light cid the governments near which they
resiced the aspirations the American govern
ment towards territorial acquisitions By legitimate
special meansS I'd. How did those governments
slider tie preservation of Mexicsn nationality, and
whether In its favor they would disposed TO nterpose
their efforts in or Ter to absh up.n the status quo the
balance of power in America and Sd, supposing
able disposition to exist the psrs Of the governments
Of France and England under what aspect would they
consider defensive alliance between Spain and Mexico?
Hts Exoehency the representative Of the republic in
Paris, who the rst to give to the fore
going questions replied to in official despatch,
dated Sept Q, 1862 that with respect the rst ques
he that the CabiLe tho ruiieres would
with jealous eye the aspirations Of the Cabinet
of Washington to the acquisition Of territories. As
for the second, tat it would be disposed guarantee
the preservation of Mexican nationality by general
declarson and for the third that he Tue belief
that would promote r. in view tbs interest that it
lad taken in he preservation of the status quo Of pro-
rerfy Of CUBA. Mr. Castillo Langss Mexican Minister
in London Of opiIlon that the Caonot of ST. James
would with less interest than that Of the Tuileres
and. lerhaps with complete Indifference the attempt
at the annexation Of Cuba by the North American li
busterefs ihAt o. for the preservation of Mexican
ra,ioasly s,cosoing TO The data which deserved tho
greatest credit h hands 1t would not make any great
efforts to sustain IT, II for that purpose would bs
saIy loosen ts ties with the Of the United
stater whom It treated every day with respect the
more 70 as the affairs Of the East becoming more
compcste5 and issty, that with repec. to alliance
between Spain Mexico, he cid not believe that the
English Caotne would OBJECT to It, especially II tue
cot sent Of France obtained
Seror Pschsco, Minister OF the Republic In Paris in his
tcai crmmunica len Of the osy Sd September in
formed that he had just received despatch OK the
sutfene government, dsed 30th July, in witch 1t was
rcccu menoed to him to obtain from the pera govern
ent pr se to sustain the defeLcs Of the re,1ba in
its pstit naIty wss again attacked by the uLied
States and possnle TO enter ino an alliance for
purpose etsnt iDstrr ctions woud be given to
HIM Stnr Pacheoo ADDED that In his ast iniervie vs.
0onNarf both his MAi.rx tka Eo.pa-o.