The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-11
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PAKs Jan. "a, 1860.
%drsttn9 Effects Of the Peace Nes-NdAi~g Like Since
the Rdxrn q Napoleon from, EHu-Quick Dspeys;on of
ne C0s~eH q Wdr-zAe- Gar Hsrssef Surr~ised-
Fonts 10 be Negotaad-EM0,S~ds Repressntaxuo-7n:
British Cinsean AAtass Clumsy and Lost Bye Soldiers
-Rse''~s Repeating Csmtros AmerSca--An Avs<yioan
Aao's9-PS1aic IMprovsmsMt-7ke Nops,eon Dtsasy.
0sd Us Troubles.
SINCE the sudden announcement Of the famous faht
nom bs TO the Congress whkcA AZ thst epoch in the
worlds history sitting at visnna there has been
nofAng 30 Startling a. the recent pacific intmation OF
hsssa- Az that time veteran warriors, grave sates-
men, sstats dipomatists were b~sy occupied in con-
Orse easy chairs, slicing up countries wsh their scs
sofs, and pssting on cardboard and symstricsa
map Of Europe. when, suddenly thar occupation was
rsdsy interrupted by the intelligence that Napoleon was
OF Paris the restored Bourbon at Ghsnt and hundre
Thousand OF the baves troops in the world were ready
70 march wherever the victor Of handred battles COM
manded them to follow. Co~nsshsrs WARRIORS diploma
fists, noble princess secretaries and all spread them
selves out like the sticks Of sfAn and sd back to those
that sent them Then, 1t the genius Of war that
Brought about the dispersion Now, it is the white
robed messenger Of peace Who produces the magical
results But few days ago there assembled In this
fatty years ago met at Vienna Tho composition to be
sure, was slightly different for at the head Of the council
board sat Napoleon Bonapars by his sids the brother
Of the former banished Emperor, surrounded by
the representative Of Hnglhh royalty--ths Duke
Of Cambridge-Admiral. Lyons, and twenty 9th.
ers-marshals, generals and admirals of France
Intent on sketching campaign whi,h
in Its result should reconstruct tho European map and
cripple for century of tho foremost powers Of ths
world Reviews, distributions Of medals balls Dinners
te dcgzed the footsteps Of these personAsss each
occasion when the counorose. All Europe was playing
oo-peep to pick up word. Newspaper pondeuts
were prowlng about diplomatic ediacss for but crumb
OF information Tho 0onisd interest Was autterng like
. stricken bird-!he mothers heart blei for her SON.
over whom the fate of battles hungthe martial youth
Of Europe went 70 he'd and dreAmt Of c,rpses medals
batons, peersges aad prncedoms, when, all at once
everything is turned upside down. the Council Of War has
vanished like vs9or its English contingent is flying in
hot haste across tie Channel the funds Jump up six or
seven per cent the warriors is withheld orders are
sent to evsry seapor. for the workmen to hold their
hands, and pr7vcus and munitions Of war are suddenly
glut in the market
Is really impossible TO describe the intense excite
ment which ccieuer to prevail in every circle Every
one has eviaepty been caught "napppgn for it Is csar
nobody the ACT The truth is the principal
party himseit-tre Gar Aexander-was surprised for
he accepted terms which only few days beots he had
pronounced inaamis'ble Ths King Of Prussia, whose
role in the present Eusopssn drama has throughout been
regarded with supreme contempt appears, aztec ALL to
have found the mainspripg Of the whole business
Count ManteufeI ascertanod for him a. Vienna that
the Austrian offensive and defensive treaty with Prussia
signed April 20 1854, was, dc aco at ond and that
the territories Of Prussia already menaed by the con
tempated blockade of her ports not safe for o.
n Ans sta anad 10 ch;
the Western alliance, and without the acceptance
Russia, Of the propositions the allies would infaibly
have the assistance OF he: armies There was no mis-
take about 1t this time and King William, tho.
roughly alarmed wrote off tnanter istsrs 10 the Gar
and also to the grand Duke Cor stantre NJ de- Nesss
rode took the opportunity Of skuy combining ali these
matters and laying them before the Council OF State at
st. Petersburg the resut of which was majority In
favor of terms which had been indignantly refused Cay
or two before and the Gar accepted the propositions
The fifth point, about which much has been said
namely the power 10 impose special guarantees-I sus
pest was not eft so vaguely the words imply The
nature OF these guarantees explained to Russia be-
fore she gned her acceptance of the propositions and
they apply TO the reconstruction Of Bomarsund the
eablishment of confnls in the Euxne and the exact
cemarcation of the Russian frontier in Asia
remains to be seen how the Russian population win
view the matter, for they less suddenly taken
aback than every ese We hear that the war mania
was at its height the morning of the 1eth and at
night prevailed that the Gar had yielded One
cannot help suspectipg that tine European srmen Of the
last two years cannot be instantly aayed by the yeso
or "no of one man, be he King Kaisar; and not
wbstandng the reputed good faith Of Alex lnder diff
cultee may yet arise over which ne is powerless
general prevails that the conferences or con-
gress to be held will take place here. The Emperor Is
sad to be that Paris should have this advantage
The French nation he says sorely wounded in her
amour roprc by the treaties of Vienna, cannot fail to be
s>uched by such an act Of confidence the part Of
England Besides this is the when Parisian
merce looks to make its returns and the presence OF
number Of digDitAres will give the season IN impulse
which in political we'll commercial point of view
most Desirable after tho sacrifices the army made
He argues that in London, where free Parliament will
be sitting congress would be quite misplaced. It
suspected that Lord Palmerscn himself be the
representative of England and that conviction Of the
immense value Of time to him would tend to cut short
discussions which might otherwise be prox The three
great field nights Of the British Parliament are Tuesdays
lhursesys ana Fridays Wednesday is always dies non
admit Of the Premer's absence for a couple of day:
now that Paris and London within eight hours By
such express trains as Prime Ministers command.
The Crmean medal distributed to the French troops in
the pame Of the Queen OF England is heavy that 1t
breaks away from the pin which astens it the
aone me sruces pckeo up anu deposited At the Pre-
lecture for the last week ess than twelve these
necals, which have been lost by the soldiers
In political circles nd strong belief in the justice OF
the view OF the Central American question The
French view Ia decidedly In accordance with that of the
United States f' said, make with my proprietor
an engagement not to occupy his apartment pledge my
self to withdraw frt tn The word prospective cannot
apply in such case without absurdiy; aud it is not
possible TO believe that Sir Henry Buwer understood
words in any other than Mr. Clayton Every one
desires to this bone Of contention removed as
the Russian bu usness is arranged.
mln N qYphu M Tv.lw
an American lady OF great beauty and wealth. long resi-
dent In Paris brought action before the Civil Tribunal
against the Duke de Vsmy and Others to establish her
in the distribution of the property apperainng to the
family She did this in right Of her descent from Thomas
Lloyd Moore brother Of elizabeth Moore. who
red to NJ Barbe de Marbois, father of the Duchess.
The case turned the legitimacy of the birth of the
said Thomas and Elizabeth Moore, and o. Mrs. Rdgway
originally succeeded in showing that an entry In family
Bible set forth the fact that William Moore and Sarah
Lloyd we're married 18th December 1887 besides other