The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.


PARIS, June ~, looos
Effect Upon Public Opinion Of the Proposed Cofscati0n Of
the Hospital Observation-Disclosures State Of the Public
Min9-The Empror's Hsahs-The Court at S. Cloud
The Prince Inperial- Government Report on the De Rene
Il A)ueIs, &C., dc.
The substitution of H. Deangls for General Espinasse
for the Ministry of the Interior for the nomeos gave
slight FLIP public securities, but whether caused by the
fklectric state Of atmosphere or moody discomfort
wit everything relating to the government there no
to believe that slight charge OF this KIND the
machinery has any great effect upon the nation The
withdrawal OF Gen. Espinasse is understood 70 be con
cesson to public opinion in respect to the contemplated
Capitalization OF charitable property but the Emperor can
seGrcely expect much revival Of confidence FROM 1t,
while it is 90 well known that the scheme originated with
himself and that laid aside s only TO appear again
az season more convenient There IN France some
COZ managers commissioners Of this hospital property
ana seected they are from the most respon-
sbe necton the middle classes they have to man re
Of the government, whether enforced
by pefsuaon threat The feeling Of the general peo
pie rs exhibited by sbsieniion from the exercise
Of ranchse AID though the results Of the elections
the Councils General OF departments have been the
whole rather favor Of the government the proportion OF
abstencns has been in the ratio OF 10 six
and the generally alleged the alb omnable system
Of espionage carried throughout. the country which IN
General Espinasse found Jealous advocale but which
The reaction from which may day prove dangerous.
strange, indeinabe uneasuess almost univer
sally prevalent That there something in the Wind in
every ones mouth, but what, nobody seems exactly 20
understand The Monieur repeats again, ieramqas ttr
apque that there additional armament going on, but
people smile increduousy and the Relations of France
with England to think worthy OF any depsn
- The public feeling in America in eagerly in
quired no and almost unanimous belief prevails that
,hraa nd ha NTH Of
would be entirely the side of France. Count Wa.ewsk
whose anti English policy caused disruption OF relations
between himself and Count Persgny, Is more In the N
per than ever and his Majesty waen partakng OF
his minister's hospitality the other day conferred the
barony Of that place on the Counts eldest son.
Much bas saa about the decline OF the Emperor's
health. believe speak on this subj set WITH some
authority, having myself been very recently guest a.
Fonanebeau and knowing parties who enjoy the most in
innate private relations with HIM. During the three
days my vis only say that mentally or ply sica
" saw not the slightest chsuge his Majesty Ia 1851
when President OF the Republic formed one OF
party who aseisted in excursion the water, when
the President pulled bis with the skill and dextery OF
q practsed bostInan. The following day he drove this
same party open baroucne and four handling the
ribbons like expert Eogsh coachran ia The good Old
days Of the road. wol the way did he the same
thing and almost the date years Afterwards
last week. WAS forcibly struck by the coincidence,
while the difference was In the OF doing
IL than that which every day between Philip
drunk and Philip sober-Napoleon single and
Napoleon married. He not quite so CHEEKY and
hilarious but he pulled his just as Justify He
more silent and thoughtful he sat box but
brought up refractory leader by stroke OF mis- whip
with the same And skill rs before. HIS face has
aged unouestonsbiy OF late, but there be nothing
p6yscaly out Of JOINT who thus oastakes all
active recresions lie. Throughout my snort stay he
mas Alert IN his attentions to those whom
sIv dels
mated his smile was more apparently iee IRON care toan
Ar ten O'Clock the guests assemble to d,euner Attwoa
lunch is provided Toe dinner hour seven Horses, car
.ses boats dogs fishing tackle everything s,, naud
ant appointed 70 each party or individual who respoa
sble Tor his care The discipline Oh me est.olshnea
duca houses Eagsnd, and has altogether an Anglican
taste ana arrangement about IT, Tho young Prince imPe
decidedly remarkably tine child, strong aud usty, and
possessing promise Of vigorous manhood he does
Few words he uiters all Enghsn rnc Emperor aud
impress always talk to him themselves in Englsh and
ahs shaw nursery governess, does not speak word
n French He is very fond OF bon bonr, aud reccg
lining the lady by whose SIDE was standing, and whose
atey began ng that part of her oress where POCKETS
are supposed 70 BE- Ons day, Miss snaw bringing in
the Ss Id o., sas BEEN psoc@ 10 yes
her reply; during the ride ne has SAID MS prayers no
ess than timcs.n The nurse Protestant, and be
IL PARTICULARLY anxious why don't go papas
church When the Empress retircs TO her dressing boa
dol he
things when OF the Empress magnificent case OF
exery opened for her evening toilet While the thou
and one secret arrangements OF tna pro
own way-"a very bull In CHINA snop-and losses
about bsrbes any one OF which would be riches enough
for a millionaire hrst water. Sometimes happens
that the one which gives him the most pleasure imme
dlaiely wanted, and then the "original SIM OF the
future Emperor maniIcss itself He won't give Il
up. In vain his n,tle hand Ia seized-n vain Is
he coaxed and wncedlcdthe pride Of possession sroog
Ia him and no, iil tho Empress has interposed and
regular occurred, the pearl OF
price, restored 10 M The Empress plues herself
on the obedience she shall exac, from him, and
though bis imperial Hghness often lncurs penalty
other must be confcssed there are no very visible
smape as abe is Is Of a somewhat gusiy temper, aud
collision between the two generally ends In fanny up
The VERY sou Vim n n oa ss ssa
The Emperor ID now 81 81 Cloud, where squadron OF
the second regiment Of The Curassers Of the Gsrde and
detachment OF the squadron OF 1endArmore have received
In consequence the long drought the Seine is at
sen, only twenty inches above the lowest level kn0vn-
report has been published all the circumstances
duel Of NJ de Pene the writer In Figaro and
n Hyenne declares the article in question Of nature
20 military susoepblitiestnat Hyennc was never
icted BY him on NJ de Psnc were far-and that officers
20 situated amenable any other court than one
!. ,as %s on sSys sepScs ae Psno
progressing slowly but favoraby Inc report drawn up
py the public prosecutor strongly % on 'Va
tight second duel after having satisfactorily complied
with the requirements OF the nrst
The Emancipation Question I'm Russta-Ob-
tccts OF the Cars Intended Tour.
Hamburg Juno 10Y correspondence Of The L'ndon Postl
is now said that before proceeding 70 Archsnrcl the
Emperor Of Russia viii pay shor. y,s 70 MosSo. and
seturnng s. Petersburg Some obstacles which have
sn,ed themselves TO the carrying out Of the plan for
emancipation OF the sers have been understood 70 be
cause OF this alteration In the programme, az s
vueht the personal explanation OF the hmps,ors veN
may 70 overcome difficulties which al tho other
resorted have yet been found Fusani 10 no
move and the progress OF many other contemplated
improvements dependent the promotion of this 70
yoe measure OF his Majesty, neither pans nor trouble
will be spared u sup2osea that they contribute to
It's will bcncove both Emperor and hs MAS
40 taIa car inaa Ia na,.r.