The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

prayer in The ehaps Of the hospital, their M,jsstss
essssed ne port ant visited The large yards whore the
Thence the Imperial ote0e proceeded to the foundry,
where &C engine beam and steam were their
placed their Majesss Witnessed the explosion Of mine,
charged with To- 900 kogrammcs powder for pur
pose Of clearing away part or the bill for the formation
anew dock The result was ~ successful Is could be
wished
After this visit their Msissties embarked in a state
barge, and followed the course Of the Pen.elt
as far a. the foundry OF the new town where
900 k.Iogrammes OF old iron Steel lead &c,
nuAlty melted down, aud again brought into use.
During the whole Of the excursion their Maeses
received by the people with the warmest Manifestations
oS affection ard devotedness After their visit the
by Kernou 70 Brost whore they arrived
SIX O'Clock This evening their Msestes be present
at q grand ball given by the town.
TIKI PORT OF BRxsr AND ITS roRrrFIc ArIoSs.
The rcadstead or BreSt Is % kilometres 224 metres long
nearly fourteen mies) from the entrance into what Is
called the Gouet the mouth of the river Chaeauln aud
several banks Of eand and some shallow water 200 YES
eis can anchor In IT, The roadstead may be divided into
two parts formed By line drawn from the lie Ronde to
the lie Tongue The frst which gives TO tue port
and arsenal receives a IL extremity the river of lander
neau NJ the right OF which ID Peugase and the second
resolves at it's extremity the river Of ChAteaun In pass
Dg through the Goulet and entering the roadsead,
leave the rgbt the Bauc de La morandiere a the
extremity Of the PoiTses des EspsgnOs and have before
long, and which s the anchorage for ships Of the
line further to the north is the Bsnc de st Marc stu
the Moulin Blanc
north Of the river Of LAacernesu Is the
(creek) de Kerhuon, which is marsh. tue mud Of which
possesses the peculiar quality Of preserving timber des
tined for ship building, and the timber accordingly kept
there ur: wAnted The second part Of the roadaisad
the Anse Fret the Point Go LauYco, having fort the
Pons de Persrytr the Anse du Pouc aud the Poate De
lon,niergai whilst the other hide the Ponte de
Tile Ronte The Arse da LAubsrsch che Polrte poubdy
the Pointe du Rinde and the Ponte 10 Portzgusn-ths
ast two beng q, the entrance OF small bay into which
thA a~--a trlaa Ma Ehutaa uunfI-
sens an excellent anchorage more than four kilometres
org, its entrance not by bar the lies
tu Bnce the roadstea1 Of Breet exposed TO the west
northves. wines which generally blow its coasts
but they do not dim Dish its rauticsl advantages.
The port OF Brest IS worthy Of the roadssead 1t has
B. 81 formed By OF the river Penfed which sepa
The town from the arsenal. and consists OF three
divisions the FIRST SOC metres long the second $500
metres org and about 100 WIDE and the third also $500
meters IN lerg.h II II admirably situated, perfectly
sheltered and surrounded with stsrehouses workshops,
Sips everything necessary for building arming
vessels Of II receive at least forty vesse. Ae
10 the tortncsons they truly formidable aad are
amongst the meat remarkable tina, exist anywhere.
EFFECT OF rHg cHERBoUsG rarEs II PARIS.
From the Paris Pasrie, August 10.
Never at any other period, did there exist such excel
lent prospects for the present day Oar
t;cnai pride completely satisfied wnen we were srt
ferDg from the recosotons OF invasi,ns snc from
the treaties Which were the.r consequence France pat
rally sought for a. Opportunity Of avenspg these disasters
for this Aai pocyin spite OF the interests
which it Ineracedwas Almost popular FOR thirty pears.
Ihe tfr1esn Wsr, TIE ueeiy OF Parls, VAch GLORIOUS
brought TO close avenged the treaties of 1915. Under
the reign OF Napoleon III France resumed her 1areas
rank and nrence n Europe she feels herself strong
sEd respected when ruled By Louis XIV ard Napo
leon l. moreover she enjoys greater calm than ia those
days OF gantc struggles.
rFrcm tue Paris peba.s, Angus, lOI
We gladly welcome these words O. peace and justice for
believe that they correctly represent she ssn
dcaon Of the fe which have been brought TO close at
Cherbourg.
rFrcm the Paris Pays, August lei
1nis speech which nas been received with genuine
thusa.m 10 France will be equally well received the
other eide OF the Channel, where i will ccrfoldete the
work commenced By the Interview Of tie soveregrs
According the testimony ofunpreudiced eye Witness
the attitude OF the Eng Sinner who mad collected IL the
por and town OF Cberbourg proved thst rapid reaction
tad led the most rrtA.ed minds 10 return 10 correct
probation OF tie Imperial policy ant consequently 10 the
sentiment or ARBITRATION always excited by moderation
united with strength With tne development c. our
power, our alliance will become valuable, while tie
knowledge Of cur strength Wi. rsoeer more ndrssn,
70 wards the oaprc.ous conduct o; our allies and WI
cini.rea na.iorai pre- ccices.
[Frcn the Gazette de France, Angus, 10
We regret icr TIE SAKE Of our commerce. Of our inhu-
enoe and ALEC or the sake The happiness CT oppressed
nons which place their s-;re hope in that French
gostrrueLt should have c.SrAcfec n ssh alliance CT
ireneship at Cberoourg
have Dew aroiaer proe o. the extent which party
spirit be developed transforms into ''cqaueursn
The trgsn residents IN France who 10 welcome the
Queen u tie three Kingdoms The aiioE OF which
va the object vas Organized ike the success Of a Ora
TO morrow with tie amour. paid by the English cover
mer. n cr1er 10 success
Tbs Pars Cc7stitlto-rns erte.ta-as the opn;or-nog
apparently general fsvorthat ,he best means Of avoid
ing scerd g TO Inspire ycur negboors with Wholesome
respect FOR your strength. Orr contemporary acuchipz
into parable opices that person who has mastered the
Accomplishments which are % be CARED In fencing ho0s
ane shoot rs galleries rem tered ore xtle aad .or-
lAarf0g No Me- M