The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

WIN w P0Lwone Jul DC
pretended thai on The loh OF June ss, three letters
BY naxzn written Genoa were seized In one Of which
addressing his colleague CampaneA-he speaks Of the
"aaAir OF Psvia" the most important uncpg 81 the
time that Aasssret had told him Of two suited
the purpose, who must be supplied with money PAYS
month II Paris, 60, &c These two men are
Rztslata and Grill, now actually In custody and
10 be bied At the sane time With their absent
London be had two ntervie ~ with Nazzlni an With
another FrenchmAn, whom he believes 70 be Ledru Rol-
lin In consequence OF which he TO Paris with Grill,
his mission being not TO kill the Emperor but 10 watch MS
goings ost from The ruileries Grill first denied the
truth OF shs statement but amer WHILE finding thai Bar
ioou bad not preserved his OATH he considered hi se
released also, and he then stated, Is said that the OBJ
ec Of his journey was assuredy to take the life OF the
Emperor proof Of which he stated that two poniards
which rbad another OF the parties arresed) had given
for himsef and olot, would be found seoreted In
ain place which he Indicated Tioald, however, de
mics every word OF this charge He Is journey man eng
seventeen double baelled pistols found and that
ose very peculiar shape, exactly resem bling that
u.ed BY nanori when be fired al the Emperor in the
Champs FL eees was discovered.
So lar - capaearn the prevailing opinion among the
public 10 thai the whole affair Is mere moonshine," got
by the police and fosered by the authorities, 10 fling
cdium the opposition candidates. and
that Baolo and Grill couple of verde wells, who
would be the last persons likely 70 be admitted 70 comic
renee with MAzzini and Ledru Rolin.
The Emperor and Empress have arrived ct 81 Cloud,
from WHENCE In few days, they will take their depart
ure Tor hnvre, WntDer. II Is undefsto0d neF Ma1esuS
will embark for their visit TO Queen Victoria 1t 0porne
tbe Prince Imperial by special request Is 70 accompany
them the Ensh visit the Princess Royal having ndited
letter 10 that effect to the Empress Eugepe The young
princess who expects 10 pass the Rubioon OF ma
1mcny with the Prince OF Prussia, may naturally have
curiosity to witness the fruit Of those hopes which, will
reooected, their road 10 completion two years
ago when with her royal mother she visited the Court
Of the Tueres The Last words OF Queen Victoria on the
foot Of the srsnp staircase Of the palace were audible to
The privileged few who stood uncovered In the presence
end were" Courage, courage chere soyes SIR BON
temps ,ndra :" answered only by fond embrace on the
part OF the Empress Eaaenie and shower OF tears The
little Prince Imperial, with his Napoleon like head, will
60 and himself to establish the verify OF the
The intense heat of the weather. the dazzling glare Of
the white buildings and white dust which, whether lying
ANGLE deep in the roads flying In clouds under the nu
Of srocco give an air Of still life 70 Paris which,
during residence Of many years, have never seen
M s and the Of he pu@p bsys
OF late become exceedingly spare In their supply OF the
sssry irrigation. The gardens look parched and arid
look desolae The Bots de Bologne Is comparat sey de-
serted In fact completely 20 TIL IL lakes are LII up By the
silver light OF the moon.
tor which has of late been exhibited BY the government
journals towards your republican institutions Whether II
Ia that Mr. BuchanAn's government and Napoleons don't
exactly hit It, that msgivinR begins haunt
the latter, Ike the empty chair OF Banquo, no op.
portunity seems TO be lost which admits Of an Ill
tured expression against the United States We per-
ceivc that this republican liberty, which the subject
Of much praise which requested 10 consider
blessing to nations fortunate enough TO possess H. does
not guarantee security" says the Constitutional.
In no country of the world do people rush a.
readily a. In America In the States where the la il
the government Although government ORA We back from
action as much a. possible, 1t ID ct times compelled 70 in
terpose in vigorous mannsr Yesterday It marched
troops into Kansas tomorro II will occupy the Mormon
Territory, for liberty, without limits restriction
gender excuses Incompatible with civilization. On the
oher hand, this rule unfAvorable To atty. In the
United eppculaOu dCtitioup n
aineda deveopement which surpasses belief and casts
into shade the tendency Of France In the same
One Of this datribe would seem 10 be General
Jesup's remarks on the Crimean expedition In which he
went to Mexico used more beasts Of burden ss.n the
hundreds Of thousands comprising the allied fJrce "The
argument Of the General facetousy remarks the
ment organ proves one sole fact that his army contained
donkeys that did not figure In our armiesn
M Donald, OF Baltimore, has recently purchased,
u1 ~ Cd spa Is
ma" and at Constantinope I've years old called
"Zuleims TO be imported Into the United States They
are now in Paris, and arc Of extraordinary beauty and
DR.. Evans the American dentist here bids fair 10 be-
come one Of the "honrns oeetres" Of history he Is at
present absent from Paris a the court OF Berlin for the
purpose Of giving his advice 70 the Emperor or Russia
whom he 70 meet .. that court Aer attending 70 the
King OF Prua, he then gees on 10 Frankfort 70 the
oowsger Empress Of Russia meeting route princes and
grand dukes by the dozen Among these nosabiues is
the future Queen of Portugal who win mot venture 70 give
health from Dr. Evans; ana i, had been possible FOR h
have spared much ume the King Of Porting al, him
spius Of teeth Il the court Of Lsbon But Dr. Evans,
Ike the great Napoleon cannot be expected 10 be every
where. just before his departure he specially sum.
moned 70 Plombieres.
The Irish Harvest-CriticaI State OF the
Potato Crop.
dublin July 2o) Correspondence Of London rimesl
some OF the country journals received this morning
from the southern and midland districts state that the
ty OF the potato crop. According OF these au-
thotes Qhe Kilkenny Noderdor- generally unneces-
sary aarmisD there can be doub that the mysterious
dsease has partially manifested ise but Il Is mot yet BY
any means universal and II 10 alleged that there Is,
usual too great tendency 10 fears In the public
ar.t come. from the Gosran District The Wrer in ire
land takes very gloomy view Of the fn mers' prospects
as far a. the potato concerned while in other respects
his antcipatons are most Oh sering:-
% fsr {. the cereal crops and green crops gen.
orally 60 this year, the farmers are not likely 10
is past all danger, eIcep, tina, IL is partially
laid by the resent heavy rain; bat II Il likely
10 prove good average crop to produce, while larger
brtadtb OF land than usual mas been placed under IT, Bat
the potato fear. Is doomed for this year The old dis
care ID sibe In oil The early sown o. every kind. The
late sown potatoes ave still bloc ming heshJ sp ,esr-
Ance, but apprehend that shen they come certain
sge-hat In, approach maturty-they will be likely
70 be largely sut away hope may prove . bad pro
opinion We Are Sss.cd With very Os Heshor m ",
,end considerably 70 sop the progress Of the cease bu,
" wet weather sets In think We must calculate the
greater portion OF the crop being destroyed Oats bar
ley meadowiDg ooh old and new and urnips dorg
we'll and In fact the only dra In anucpau ms
Of abundant ID the potato the danger Of which
serious consideration for the farmer There already
Geld OF winter oats cut down last week In the
peghborho Of Gowrsn andrsr here think the bar
vest vill be general about the 18th Of August
The next report IL from q Grsigue correspondent He
dos not take quite dark view of the prospects OF
potato crop
travel each week wide range Of this side Of the
county obtervipg proceed the state OF the crops
am sorry 70 say That have not obse ved single garden
early Potatoes the stalks OF which not extensively
Affected BY the blight ihe mischief extended no
further Than the STALK, What harmf but have In several
pace', where saw men digging out the tubers, sghied
10 examine and have invariably found the potatoes par
tally dheased have been using my own early potatoes
Tor the stfortnght They the kinds called pymroscs
and pinkeys Both kinds good A. we're ever laid
on table ai this season Of the year but diseased
70 the extent shonld say, OF about In 20 rhs, Ia
much and others be no, worse OF there will not be
20 much 70 complain or Il Ia the Same descrip-
ton Of potatoes which zee In every place
affected. Bot have been only speaking OF the early
Al 70 the re eral crop throus hout lhe country