The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01


PARIS. July IL, 1858.
| Tie Inauguration Of 0s CHerouu ArseSZ-Is ABSORB
| ing Importance and Political Intrsa-7k Ne'o Peace
System Of the Anglo French AthInc-EJec OF the Ne~s
| from India-PrWce Napoleon at Lmoges-Se"s1"""
Produced by the JiddaA Massacre Repors-Opan'on q
Anolo-.Sason Dccline-A. Lamartine and his Appeal
The JiddAh massacre, the DISASTROUS news from noA
the Conference with s troublesome eooe the pAnuoAn
Piincpaues the promising harvest and hopeful vintage
the restored health Prince Nspoeon's speech
at Limoges and hundred other matters, all more less
Interesting are completely snelved mike way for the
absorbing interest felt in the op ming Of the great naval
arsenal at Cherboprg in the Of the Queen CT
England.
All France feels itself, a. were, summoasd 10 .
Field OF the Cloth OF Gold compared with which, wever
the approaching rendezvous Ii the mountain the
Cherbourg 10 indeed "the result II the long
tinued rivalry Of the two nAsons and /, characteristic
Of the man who six years sso uttered the famous words
"rhe Empire is pesce-peacs, since France wishes it,
and when France "a contented the world is tranquil
that his should be the hand put The finishing stroke to
what had proved three successive
Of the Bourbons, for Louis Philippe, and his mighty
Uncle. vauban il was who devised 1t in the reign o.
Louis XIV, but the gigantic work dragged heavily on
through three successive reigns till Napoleon !. took
up and Infused lie into the project; and 10 now
the hcir Of my uncle" the OF peace par excellence,
who completes II. About its character there be no
mistake. pistol at half COCK always tue breast of
England The harbor Is 400 metres in length, zee in
width-the height Of tho qusy besg eighteen aud the
depth OF water nine. has been hollow out no. merely
Of the rock, but Of the granite ITSELF by mining system
not tried heretofore at least Of which the prodgoas
results had not been yet tested Never had the
lutte will to conquer nature attempted much
ceeded 30 well.
The subject alike interesting to every shade OF pot
cal aspiration, and the occasion VIII ch with the
summae tact and exquisite good fortune which to
attend him. the Emperor has happily identified himself
with at period when France greatly IN want Of
peculiar stimulant. The proposed hospitality to
the Queen Of Eogand seems more to viewed 10 the
ieh, Of challenge than bona fde invitation Of goo1
will, and the Queens prompt acceptance OF with u
squadron Of Elk sail OF the line, six rgses, and ota
of royal and admiralty steam yachts under the and
CT two OF her most distinguished admir- xs-Lord Lyons
a6d Sir q. II. Foermsnue-to bs looked at much in the
spirit do find that sundry remarks contained
in semi official journals borne out-tha In this
meeting Of the soveregns OF two mighty ,pes snotner
pledge gwen peace OF the world. roere
real go)d will wh,n there swe ~il not say feat
but mistrust; and 1t clear the MONDAY
that France Eogsao have any real tatn in
each other, while each daily Ia adding 20 its OF
offence and defence There are soy 10 this ,untrv Who
believe that the talk Of hunbipg the prde haughsy
Albion u . sacred duty imposed upon France from all
time the performance OF which should be paramount to
political principle. dy nasty, should sot be
allowed TO interfere with it, that ent be
forthcoming 10 make the nauon adeq 1ssey
this obieaon the finger OF Coz upon him sna
unto him should the people rally begins 70 manifest
itself that the famous words as B0rdeAux-The empire
10 peace for France wishes it, aud when she Ia satisfied
the whole world Is rAoQuir'hsd limited sgnidc suou
and that when France had duy made all her prcpara.
tions co1tentment with hn they may
sonaby cease, and then 81 Empre' viii ia guerre
The iurn which matters takiog in India 10 freely
II here " point out toe siogalar wotoh
accompanies the cAreer Ma ,oeon Granted they say
that there many things In his government objsc-
uopabie and that such system would
be ntoerabe but is IL not worth while to qua 10 aoey
sma domestic troubles when grand naaoaaI ad-
vantage seems ~ hanoi rns he is fortunate no
deny. The result Of the Eastern wsr-opec n you will
10 lis policy has coDduced immensely to the prestige Of
France 10 lis operausLs there we're many occasions
whafever mistake mhap, al reeulted 10 the go-y
OF France. The same has happened throughout rae
nioed Is during the last ak yeafr; and, judging
from the past, there 10 no knowing what mighty
events may not take place IN tbs te. y,.rs
perez asked for efter The coup d efdt OF 1851. I
repeat that the number o. grave aud thinking individuals
political antecedcnfs are entrey opposed to things
they are, who found lending patenI to com
meb,s OF this kind, rs greatly GA the increase.
Prince Napoleon has been winning goldep opinions
Limoges by expression OF sentiments OF quasi lin
eral cbarsctey-such national unity, prepared
curing opg series d ages and established by toe revo
luton nobing fear from the ex sgsera
tons OF indivdussm or OF local feeling rhs dagger
there rs rather IN conuary tenoency It should
abeoroton Of individual strength by collective power the
substitution Of the government 10 all tue
lfe and the weakening OF all personal ioustion uodcr
the influence OF an exAgserasea administrative csnlrsza
ton may ~ ahs that II 60 political unity,
which the source o. our p,ser aoa toe osleo. Of toe
we how TO add that force ~hsh Is caused ny the
spontaneous cooperation OF individuals or pressso
cafous country would psn the great
forcseen by the ilustrious citizeus OF 1889"
With regard TO his Algerian administration his remarks
are DO le~s liberal
the Enueror - said be, "sho IL well aware OF the
burden caused by political responsibility, has ceigned
1t-ust 10 c,e mission altogether uucon Gee ed wito the
struggle parties he has charged me I, complete
work epcei By glorious troops, In land which
they rendered French by fertiEing with to.ir
bloods undertaking. of an exclusively pa,suA chNac
ter Witch ips ises the lopetaon ali WIN ainu
the work Of universal sunssse. Thus shall be per.
mued W askpot wnetcs they come, but whittier they
go-to rsssrd the fotnre aod not the past"
II n reportsd iha the Prince hss already mste tempt
ing the ea3ing refugees London ADD
ellie shere adding that under him 10 sy m CHI serve with
ary cosnprouse of principle.
sensation Ia appsars that whist living in JIioab bsr
the night Of thu 10Th OF Juue, The Arabs OF
town rose n ma,se, .od comneuced a ssnsh.
the nrst attacked; the Consul, NJ. Page, murdered
spd cut 10 piece, his house puiaged, aud nost
destroyed general massacre tncn commenced.
me French cossui Eosrasrd. twno bad ouly been al
Jddsh ~eek-iu fsct ius, entered 200 his offset sod
bis wife, murdered, their daughter
csBnr With difficulty. AbOu, twenty three Cnrissss,
PRINCIPALLY Greehs were ouicoer.o, fourteen only
ng their by means OF the turkish aushoriiss
There Only tnuy Tarksh soldiers 10 the town NJ
Enersi, the Deputy Cusul, escaped but vita sevs-
raj sounds Toe Survivors on board the Cy stops "a
Eogsh chip ~ sac st suez Ga the 2ist, the
Engsn French flags, after being ssued by the rsrk
Rb forts. lapced party ac,om Sauird oy Turkish
troors and read tie burial service the Consul.
lie Pays hes a,eiy besa INDUCING 10 soae amusing
ucuera,ons respecting the relative strength OF America
snd Cubs.
As an Instance how- According IN the Freocn iour
pss-the Anglo %sxoo rsce - dmtn shiDg generally in
mportance, the Glsne De Fru-os sfsr the
double exhibition Of Eseand's mpStetcy IN the Crimea
fpds the pre'eusor Of negnbors remain
reign masters te-tnies Of rauons aud
10 Eetvent france from expanding IL smpy ridiculous
~ de Ismarune's letter 10 the Uricers. reply an
the Saturday Rcrc, 10 which Ian fad
severely banded, hes called iorn ioog soo
on and demerts which, the opinion OF
many ne friends he bal better rnsrs
IA son ehirr ungraoeful under any crcu
lie narne appearing personally In tue matter and mag
h. hath Gill he Al in.