The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
q&e Napoleon Fcscs an France.
oUR RNSNEs CONSEQUENCES.

sAages and Customs ~ TIA, Province Sron9emeH q
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Arrss Of TIC Correspondent Of the Morning Post-s
sor.dact n american Correspondent, DC, DC
The Napoleon fics at end, and navivg been
present OF them WISH as dsnteNested wit
ness to gv~ you the impression which the whole series
has he Gpsn my mind
These Ezes began al Chcrbourg, and they have ter
minated .ere AZ Rcnncs. They include portion Of Nor
mandy and with il every department Of Brittany They
comprise populations differing many respects frem each
other much we!saman differs from the lewander
n Scotland the Coaaau tian in Ireland from the Lon
DIN cookney ana S0ctc highlander from the Norfolk
boor
must that IN travelling through parts Of Brittany
vas greatly SURPRISED observe whi variety there
races different not less in tner ress anu theT
habits tuor eoasc, b. found IN ifnisterre Aor'
6.haa, Ke-ot-V.Sle and tbs Coies du Nofd All speak
either what Aey call te Breton tho French language
b.! tie breton tongue u Bres not the same dialect as
2.t spoken at Loriclt and the modern Napoleonsh di
IRIS from both. Taerc is tAe same peculiarly as re-
girls tao French. j requires pfacsce to understand
sasle word 81 TIE French language spoken at Lomi-
nee at Ioaloc, ard at AUray, aid doubt much # the
d asants IN any Of those places could comprehend the
French II n f10AaufC'l IN the l1ttS
II IS not language, nor costume, habits that have
bound Rrc.aeno together in uniformity, for it
tnat peculiar and important position winch undoubtedly
eccupes connection with the pas; history OF Franco.
Tho geographical position Of Brotsguo has .vea ii net
merely unity s,ronf but surrounded is much
by tbc sea, has ISOLATED other parts the empire,
s1d il, as i were, another ana smaller France,
sdded - older the larger France Ii is may be
s-.iG france what Scotland is to Great Britain and,
AXE Scotland, ta,ug had for ralers vino
a. native princes ana adverse he rulcrs 81 France
lad al the advantages If nationality struag
Ton OF proud recoccuops-whieh all the efforts OF ali
tfe revolutionary governments that have ruled over
France Paris have been abe Ia opitarate.
One great peculiarly OF the Fretons people is OF
thai description witch am afraid slight
est respect Tor them in the United states The Bcons DO
not read newspapers. They very 1.-THE hat is
SAD Of them outside OF their province ana that power
which il called 'publio opinion has pot c slightest in.
-nce over them They know -" more about H. and are
UNCONSCIOUS Of the eXistcaCo o, any sach trin-
baron Of The middle ages who bult castle commanding
s"l over rverthe Rhine, the Ebe, the Danube, on
Ge Rhone-an6 Who conceived the world was coucen.
"steo ~:tliin his o~n domains aud n..d ne idea that
cnc dwell beyond il nut the ler persons who,
travellers or merchants, were liable to his cxIcons
The hrcrons, people, D. literally declared to
Know nothing unoounected personally with themselves
ut N.et they hear IN csaton. They never open
BOOK, aud they read Epaper. Hny they
DOT do so easily explained the language they speak
undetermined daico-a badly preserved variety Of the
language tho Colts, which spoken purest
form IA ireland They therefore have neither books
newspapers IN TIA; indefinite tongue which
coui,s purposes IS IL: and as "a nowspapc1s in tie
sraich anguaqe NJ IA are nhltstsa IN ;ho large towns
and more than from 10 10 800 Subscribers cch,
Abe Breton farmer or peasant could MAKE no 81 any
such publications Il you gave them t. Ism FOR nothing
Lc eion speaks Trench badly, aD& las learned
a. read at al! In print, IL Is rs unrtes bic 10 him
iS.ssh ne.srapcr.
gLcraIt popuaionr The natura answer would be yes
soy must bc SO, because they 81 fso.n the oral
ay a,,'tns OF COMMUNICATION witi their fellow Bol.'
Thai nawer wUu!d Incorrect rae Breton already
nc aied from the . ~. the world, and o- his
garsh nunsi, and departmental NJ poses be knows
~ ih,t = r. necessary for him IN he acquainted with Tho
Rroton l. thorough master Of Is oeeupson-his
Ti-e aDG biz Thoughts devoted hs homestead:
lI uc~l DC cecE no' read auel - ~iA1 Is soas o. IN
abe political world, ne gains knowledge al is NEST n
5rtaa facts from conversation, aaias all men OF clear
muGs rno are Dot constant readers away- iohe thinks
lug constantly and mat els what lie hears lie
l"su't Is tllt he generally AZ solud conclusion
New, zoe ,nalu object No rs, PROGRESSED, bat a.
Coaesvc, tic greet object Of 'tH apocon ftS" to
elicit the feelings toward tn atlary empire Of that
hrge province 81 France whol las tls peculiar popul.
ton winch 7au T. be entirely devoted the
I,urlns Rad Haove,, Itself bc the uuconprns-
ina .ncmy a. The rcd republicans from the days ~ Mtrat
tie journalist, 10 thos 10 Ianartiuc, the poet
Some &C the rngi,sh p,,-ars s,rcly snno,el on the
sosaeton Of the military Fort a. Cbcrhotrg (Which tan
undoubtedly &c used. there war hetsc k4g gland
rnd France. means not Only or mpefug English
but q: cEeci.ns have been doing their
utmoS e. dsperaCc toe BrctasBe festivities 10 represent
th,la merely Official ia plays and Ia drny that they
woe, il tie itue sens, Of TIE term, l-pi'sr.
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