The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, April ~, 1858.
ssumer I1e weataer in Paris-NdpOIeOn and Peace-7A
National Hatred Of France 7oscards EngIdnd-7ak q
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sus summer like April - that which Is now closing
90, even the individual whose respectsbiy ssereotypcd
Hhe Oldest nhabitant remember. We have had
showery nights days OF July sunshine. We have had
q consumption Of Ice equal 70 that OF midsummer. We
have had sale OF straw bonnets aud straw hats sufficient
10 gladden. the hearts Of vendors possessed Of large stock
of last years debs We have had balmy breezes which
come with the evening dews rcdolcht OF the wnslng
bumoncs OF those fairy temples OF the Champs Eysees
called CAFES cAanan but whose classic beauty renders
shem worthy W be approached shrncs Of Apollo. We
have had lights dazzling and sounds OF vo and harp
% Inspiring and the sight Of orange groves so bs~chns,
chs. we can scarcely believe the reality that month ago
we saw nothing but the gray garment Of winter
eabsarcu and we're still crouching within the circle Of
the Christmas log From the departments we hear Of
ro.bnv hut the promise OF woued fertility and Of
France rising like renovated giant 70 gather harves
OF unusual abundance
n ia s.,d that The Emperor sincerely anxious thu,
sbe political atmosphere should not be less harmonious
than the physical II may be so. AZ all events Il is clearly
wise ON his part 10 wish the world TO believe He has
placed on record that Empire cea Ia pair; and II he
preserve the character Of guardian OF the right,
making war only 10 enforce justice, he may
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general alarm. II Ia in overybody's mouth that his
Majesty Wishes by cones 10 be by Cones about tho Der
nard affair and YET somehow other, exactly In pro-
norton as we hear Of these sentiments do We lind the
volume OF Official murmurs increased and increasing Tho
language OF those the immediate vicinity OF the court
becomes daily more and causic and bitter Civil
funcuoncs Of every grade SEEM as we're, TO have had
the key note given them full Of accord is their con-
cert, and military officials place little restrictions on their
cbullons without being able to point 10 ay overt acs
OF marked Importance, bystsnder would say that the
var temperature Ia every day slowly, gradually, but
nrmy rising The courteses OF nations such as the re-
cepon Of an smbssaior present from sovereign TO
snother-impose upon Upto the worry OF the
Russian war the daughter OF The Emperor Nicholas
houored guest In England and Napoleon Ill will al
ways take that The avenues OF reconciliation are not
Theoretically closed. sill, the grsvest thinkers believe
shcy see grave events in the distance and that war with
England quite on the cards before nex, spring The
cs,vr,f,s,on~e does not disavow N Renee the writer
who records sentiments Of majority OF the EN-.
pr. nor does the Unirs the Gdsse De France ceass
20 utter words thai nnd . ready echo In nuumersble
hearts.
, UEnlishteued men," says the Criccr Of this
morning IN alluslou 70 the bsnque, given BY the
United Service Club TO the Duke de Malakon
IN Incon n England Of Me cslamities which
wsail resrt Ter rsft2fs x Ia alasSs, Eaey ars