The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21


tom Of fight upon t. The wsterng places on the coast
than million aud half left in It, il thai. II takes
good deal you see TO empty London; a few hundred
The theatres empty nightly, but the gardens
crammed less than is oc0 at the Surrey every night
beaten Gye W and the Queen, his patron ali hollow. ~
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARn Aug. Z, 1856.
The Moral Of the Sdsish Revolution Drawn BY French
and Spdaish Government wri,ers-ns True Sgn fcance-
Los,s Nopolcon Debating O'Donneu State Papers from
Plom.ires-Trciected Interview be,een the Emperor and
Lard Pa'meston o, Spanish A6airs-Healm Of His No.
Jety-An Imperial Omen-The Young Hopeful Of France
Gossip Of Paris, de-, dc.
There would to be Nemesis that follows the mo.
tons OF the Imperial Court Of France relation Spanish
affairs The Menitsw OF yesterday published long let
ter from Madrid which you will receive in your ordinary
course and uspcceed in throwing dust in the eyes OF
American ct ~ can say ,, that II will be more
successful your side the Atlantic than on ours ia
Court show itself predisposed TO question through
an Obique medium there will be any want Of in
sruments to assist such obquNy and the been
given at Ploberes that the substitution Of Marshal 0Don
nell in lieu Of Marshal Esparero coup deta and
could not by any possibility be tortured into grave
event. there difficulty in finding writer at Madrid
who will demonstrate, with mathematical accuracy the
late political solution simple change Of ministry,
complished by constitutional and with proper
monarchica delibcIaien and decision. But the genius
Of Pomberes is, for once beside the mark People will
persist in calling event coup deat which secures
power to any class Of by shooting down the class
which opposes H. The patent truth Is that the Cortes
pronounced an illegal and unconstitutional body; that
in daring TO communicate the result Of their dcIberaou
they obsructed, browbeaten, fired upon aud
ondth that sltth t,u rda
who himself only yesterday, were their armed
champion In the streets.
There getting this part of the difficulty, and
the worst part Is 10 come; Carlism at work. fomentng
the disorder which is only allayed not cured and the
government intend 10 bold what has thus violently
SEIZED must be prepared 10 stop at nothing military
severity must be increased, for military domination alone
enable to retain the rcins. Wherever 60 do not
End two opinions the subject The creatures of Isa
bella Secunda may cry peace when there ia notorousy
peace; but viii not be deceived They now that
constitutional government impossible with such ad
mnistration and that il Is to be despotism, there
will really be no hope Of tranquility till stronger
than Donnei stands In his shoes-that Is Narvaez
Due dc yalentia.
II is well understood that Napoleon, better
Informed as to the strength and influence OF
oDonneii is hostile to his making any attempt to govern
Spain without Parliament. The most frequent communf
cations passing between the two governments aud
the extreme jealousy Of England has bsen dwe upon
great and grave fact oDonne is fairly puzzled. No
less than three separate drafts OF political program me
manifesto have been submitted 10 the Court nj Plom
beres without success, and the world present looks in
vain for the expected ennunciaton OF principles. The
English Ambassador who was inhaing the breezes
at Dcppe has been teegraphed for TO keep his place at
Paris and be ready TO communicate with the Emperor;
in fact report prevails in well formed circles tina,
the English Premier, 10 rd PaImerston, Is TO Napo
leon at 81. Cloud on the 18th.
The Emperor has caused be signned that though he
will be at ST. Cloud at the commemora,ion OF the great
annual ts i not his intention TO receive and as this
is contrary TO all usage the qutd uns busy devisng
a reason for such resolution very large portion OF
mankind viii have II that Napoleon has got spinal af.
and that orsoob his general health completely hors
de ootot In answer TO this, all that be said Is that
the Emperor for sick man. is the strongest man in bis
Empire. There he Is 10 be seen al Piomblercs
morning, noon and night and yet he IA TOO poorly
TO bold reception snee 90 many protest he is l do
that he takes more exercise, the journals Of that dis
ict are credible, than any ordinary in either Eng
verbal good luck have swarm Of bees enter his cham
Der and fairly take possession OF H. His Majesty, despite
the favorable omen, doubtless feeling that the atmosphere
might become hotter and moro prccarlous than was
agreeable opened the window and gayehem egress aud
~ understood, the bees, having swarmed ~ an old
cured 10 an imperial bive Of the fret quality.
The weather continues 10 be ffghfuiy hot. The har.
vest has been Almost entirely got In, and reports IRON
bic yield.
The Empress now takes almost daily drives IN the Bo,s
de Bouogne with the young imperial hopeful by her side
lie suffers good deal with his teeth and yesterday
while the carriage was moving gently by the side OF the
lake. and he was sitting on the nurses lap bis
imperial hghness set UP such shout-such howl or
shrek, may call tt-that echoed loudly through
the nsghborng trees, and alarmed the gallant cavaliers
snd amazons who were exploring those sylvan shades.
Many rode boldly up 70 The carriage Of the Empress aud
inquired nytbing serious was the maiier- Non non
koHSicr" replied the Empress, ga snW souless NJ lgs
cents ca iti DOME Ia denlsi0 tou jo,us',
The Bots caalan has become the ay0rte resort Of a
who frtguent the wood. EyiTy day the chairs are ei
10 repcon aud the po,sossors At slipping thr coffee
10 beautiful bouquet rresh purked rom tss oe
the Bots Catalan, more enchanting sight cannot be
imagined The bands al either end perform every day;
and the musc, as murmurs through the deep foliage OF
the Bois steals the silent dep,hs OF the classy
AXE, inexprestibly enchanug-snd all this Is 10 be
had for the exceeding email Of four sour One thing
e elesr-ihe people during all their worst connections,
baye had eye TO lca and that Is that covers ment
sba take them under s especial protection shall pro.
vide Tor their amusemcu for their comfort and repose
capital.
IRON Madeira VIC learn tha, General. Echaques and
1sea nave oeen created Grand Crosses OF the Military
,reefs .tneias Dapatero Marchessi, Armero, Naero-
hon and hamilton are raised 10 the rank OF lieutenant
Generals. Gen. Ros dc oano has resumed the general
executed at Ro stco fbe nsurgen,s Who escansi sron
Pascecn have oined thems 10 the tar bsns and
great rntaness expressed cst regular civil war on
out
" &c Morny arrived at ~ Petersburg on The SIN and
ytstetday rroe Ads bert o Bavaria reached France
lie travels under The pame OF Count Audrecks Marshal
Peisser is at Plorobieres and IA 20 leave 10 morrow
Why was he 80 suddenly summoned from the Msrsenes
faruref He strange man. this Marshal, whose very
wetetce bls the air With signs OF strife and combat
Ihe shop o Mars eies lhmset formerly solder) and