The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARE, July 9, 1857.
Effect Of the RepuDican Election Tiumph--Ths Hnperio
Mind III at Edse- Persecuian Of Nto.papers CS"cictios
Of Nest # yoi,sdler- Philanthropy of Daring aogus
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British indion Affairs, DC, DC.
The result Of the Paris elections, viii N been
favorable to tho gove rnmen has e It's sting behind The
A.embe< Natonale which. during the late Eastern war
suppresse by ordinance of the Minister Of the
for months again fallen under condgn pun
shmeDt and become obnoxious to the same penalty. The
ESofehe also shares in a measure the fate. Tse Of
fensive language Of the assemble Ndttendls the
effect that dlsu - perceive In the elections o.
hoee free and spontaneous manifestations OF public opnion
which do not allow even the must ncreduous any
Of doubling ''the union of the coanry and It's govern
ment' that Il was convenient, when appeal made
TO The nalion, To make at the me the demand and
reply but that ''such re py should not Invoked a
striking testimony Of public OPT zion " II then goes to
say what in fact OF these letters will have
been spprsed OF before that though the
may have participated in the general result OF the cleo
tons, they voted only un der the action of ADMINISTRATION
Influences and that these Influences should be taken nto
account when it is sought 10 place against the opposi
abstenton, which pcu in the tosns, tie
eageTne,s and ndely of rural electors
That such language this guarded and fenced by such
rigio ropriees should be sufficient entail upou the
journal The exercise of the power govern
men will greatly astonish the American reader. 0aiy
inasi the late President Pie ce summsy locking up the
typ Of the INV YORK HERALD for period Of
on the grounds of su;h gentle protest and the great
American people submitting such violence haf
has not been 81 learned In the United States
The Egafe'S sin also, mould scarcely "sn unto
DEATH but The Minister OF the Interior has thought other
Sise.
ala spite ofthe assertions Of Others" said that journal
eve maintain What we have already said on tho vote of
Paris Yes the capital ID the political preston Of the
whole of France, because s citizens iansban from
all the centres Of civilization Yes, the vote of the 22t
June the nominations Of Nm Goudchaux and Garnet and
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bearing which has been appreciated BIZ oil the European
press rhe Moneur considers such language so libel on
four millions su' ages which form the Immense MAORI
ty blamed by the government oddaes," and therefore
condo INNS the EstdfeHe to second warning
Long before the elections had commenced the accounts
brough In from the departments by all Intelligent. travel
Iers confirmed the statements for which htse papers
In the rural districts In perfectly Venetian W s ubqi,y
and absoutenees and taken into account with the gross
ignorance Of The peasAny, whose sufrages are 90 highly
extoed serves 70 arm the government with p"wer se
cond only TO that Of the army itself the EaaCte viii
6nd any support in is assertion that Paris with It's
ia sources OF Information general is 70 be
the only true test OF public feeling In France The
Ss Sss osa Sr EMILE and
didaiss in tho teeth OF the utmost efforts OF he
mept have indeed dealt heavy blow and great discou
rAgement, and It gnt have been prudent not 10
have exhib ted quite so much susceptibility God only
hnows when the outbreak may come but IL the expression
OF discon the present bondage every Circle
high or low is 70 be considered national barometer We
jusned In believing that France, With oil It's apparent
tranquility Is but sleeping volcano Napoleon = not
keep well with tho Engbh nation indicated Ia his
approa ,hng visit to Osborne, lays the conviction that.
spite OF the Russian new love. no nos strong enough TO
Society has been greatly envened here by the couvc
ton during their absence OF Of swinders, whore
donss are very chsraotersto Of the place The pares
we're msher and sop, Who, Without franc 70 bless
themselves with, oonved TO hire soendd apsrmens all
gtterng With gold the rent Of which rs 900 francs
and TO furnish Them Ia the most costly The gen
H. man, who remarkably handsome and dressed hin
self In the bes possible taste announced that under the
auspices OF the Emperor he engaged in forming soce
ties for the benefit OF the classes and Of morals
generally He hired stan Of secretaries, kept servants IN
chase lveries had carriage tor his mother and bead
tui brougt for himself frequently went 10 the Palace,
he said to dine with his Majesty and consa ity hal
dinner parties and soires, comprised OF persons Who
OF the greatest celebrities about
the court His mother, lady who we're powder In her
hair and bad all the appsarance and manners OF
femme hew dntinous. received ladies WAC psrsonatci
tho characters OF the Empross's most intimate friends.
The Duchess do Bassano wa. her frequent gucst-a
least a lady OF the table Who reprcsca cd her.
self a, such-snd vito this machinery, aided by few
subecrio the imperial schemes andeS the auspices
the "Emperos friend, these people kept the game
up for two months ting In e sellers upho.ert, cos,h
buiders horse dealer pastry cooks respectable servants
NC without number, when one hne morning having been
warned by sundry significant hints they fitted, bearing
of everyu ing portable lsum Marshal Magma We,
In fact the party who succeeded in blowing up the mte
having discovered thai dHdnt butcher, W no very
much fesemb,d him. had been dressed up his repre-
sentative and made to pass through the vd
ed ,oiree as bic representative The Likeness IL go rood
many who qup familiar with the features OF the
Marshal deceis ed or the vsnder OF beasts
kept At the scret very long bat Is of,eu the
with disbgu ed pcrs nagos cnndned him self
simple ~slk through the room. nd short confidential
conversation with the host aud hostess learnt from
eye witness that the broad shoulders, bullet shaped head
OF the Marshal With the snow white wls'cos aud broad
crimson ribbon attn art the breast and the
len bre~t were done 70 me NE IL Is an odd fact that
with all their caution, all their alleged contempt Of great
and love Of republican simplicity, there psO
pie 80 essil gulled ss the French IL man IA. bat a
double share or ther own gcon, vanity and impotence
let TO be feeling his way, aud careful in his
expenditure, trs esmsn viii trust him out Of
biz sight but n be strut, and give himself
uocrshe ars regardless OF expense then al the RE DO
Ia Paix rusbss oct y fling its roses at his feet
The poet 8erapser s sinking fss into the place where
Shakespeare and Milton have gone before him. Tho
Empress her aid de TO personal inquiries
after him BE -. admitted 1.-The Empress is very
tind his words; "she has molly passed through
the different phases Of her life, and In tbs exalted
station which placed she gives proof an excel
len, heat no NOT "a. TO express 70 her all my gratitude
Tie Emperor at Pombieres Ia leading q life Of great
privacy The Empress from the park at ~ Cloud ION
hnuay drives In 70 visit the theatres makes excurous
TO Versailles Yesterday sbe entertained the Grand Duke
end Duches 81 Mechlenburg S-etit, with the ke and
Duchess Of Hamilton the Petit rrisnon whore the sump
uo.iy OF everything rvalled the luxurious days
of Joui, toe Fifteenth To-day her haje,ty has been
bewi,chitg the iphssh.np n Versailles by her noble
hor,ensnship 10 tscs the tsS sosene q % ey'r,sh thing
There strong disposition here TO take gloomy view
Of affairs British India, and TO predict approaching
fall IL perhaps natural when things little uncon
fcrtabe al home IN hope your neghbors are not much
better or aud h certain the financial matters have lust
very dismal appearances Inc Credit M0bier Ia
Ins every day both 10 francs and mems good opinion
and n Pcriov not The oracle he was.
LORD CowIey, the English Ambassador, hs gone down
IN Msrselee, ~inally, 70 see his son. who midshp-
board the Royal Aiber In the Mediterranean; but
have know ihst the real Of Iordshps
departure from PsSis In that direction the present
ment u 10 make arrangements In OF the disastrous
Of the insurrectou At B)mby proving true for
barking troops for India from that port Napoleon
consented ~ the passage OF any number OF English troops
through France, 10 be shipped 10 Cairo that IN les
than month from their departure from England sbey
be 81 the presidtnoy OF Bombay.
beautiful statue In marble, OF Pascal, has Just been
placed In entrance Of the dne tower OF st. Jacques de
Boucheria, which orms great ornament Of the
Roe Rvo and lamps In bronze OF elegant form
being suspended from the top OF the srcsdes OF the
Louvre.
The corn market IL going down every day, and the
Of the harvest 81 the most mag nifcens descp
ton. Indeed hr. Bubnet the well known astronomer
aud natural philosopher expresses bis convocn tina,
bencsforth, for many years 10 come, France 70 be