The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
Inside Views q France
OUR OMAN CORRESPONDENCE.

inside Views 06 France
OUR OMAN CORRESPONDENCE.
OMAN, Cons Du NoRD, July %, 1858.
Universal Interest in Europe Attached to the Emperors
Progress in Briany-Dinan-Its Iaritation Declined-
Erertis Of Tarioss Localities to Induce the Emperor to
Vuu 7hem-Dol, its Cathedral and Bygcme History
The Fishermen Of Careale Proclamation Of the Prefet
Of the Dcpartm0u-Appeal to the People as to the Bene
fits Conferred 6y the Emperor-Saint Malo AND Saint
Serran- The Trades and Thar Neso Bannes-Raanes-
Mo9nifcem. Fessirihes-Great Exhibition Of Breton
Horses at Saint Brisuc-Ocial Appontnen efa Breton
Newspaper Editor Hstoriyrapher of the Imperial
Prtgress- Marshal Paraguay d'HIliers-Prospets Of
the Hdvvest in Britary--Hs BIe-Noir-7he English
Visters to Brtanny in l75s-Their Barbarities Inhu-
man Proclamation Of the British General Quoted, de-
The prominent topic Of European interest at the present
the intended visit Of the Emperor to Cher
bourg, ard his subsequent public progress through the
Duchy Of Brittany. Matters to which much i'm
portance attached this side Of the Atlantic, Cannot
sure, be regarded with indifference in the United
Ssaies; as the NEW YORK HERALD has long been
msykabe for It's desire to supply its readers with early
and original intelligence upon every topic which the
public attention fixed forward TO you details which,
trus will not be considered waste Of time to peruse
In this place-the good old ancient time honored city
Of Dinan-rest preparations making for giving to
the Emperor and Empress with their respective suites
magnificent COLLATION. Considerable expense had been
already incurred by the Mayor Of Dnan and the formal in
vaon to their Msestes despatched when, to the grief
not less the authorities than of the principal
letter was received Gen. Fleury Of the Emperors
aid de camps absolutely declining the invitation the
ground that the Emperor had to travel the day from
Saint Saint Mao, and the distance great
enable him 70 stop the necessary time to partake OF
collation. in Oman; the regret his Majesty feels on not
IL
the ksre the moment he reaches Duan the land Of the
usrious Constable Of France-ths valiant Du Gaeselin-
or General Fleury writes to the Maire:-
Votre nile, patris de ptlIustre Connadble.
Oman is disappointed In not being able to become the
host of the Emperor but WILL ct least, have the salts
faction Of beholcing him within is walls So much plea
destined for its citizens but there are other por
lions OF the province that claiming for themselves
similar haSpness and 70 whom cannot % ACCORDED
Oombourg and Hede, whose notsbles and couo
ciors have forwarded petition 70 their sovereign, beg
gng those places TO be included In the Imperial itinerary
from Malo Rennes Che claim Of Dol and the in
ducemenu accedo thus set forth in the
rial 10 the throne
The city Of DOL II M stated is one Of those towns the
sutecedents OF which occupy considerable spacs the
history Of Brittany, and IL still possesses a. has done
for ages, Of the most magnificent religious
OF this ancient province. In vs ing It, hts Majesty would
have the opportunity OF beholdng The superb panorama
presented oy he bay Of Cancale. and the well known
Mont Saint Michel: whilst at the time he would have
the satisfaction of their joyous shouts Of welcome
from the nte estng families Of fishermen on the coast
Se OF the French marne-and OF assuring them
protection in the possession Of those hsh
which Tor centuries have been the sole OF
the entire OF that shore inhabited, the
his Majesty would be received With transports Of
joy, and welcomed with enthusiastic cheers thousand
The memorial Of which give you this abstract, has
been forwarded 70 the EMPEROR pu, its fate already
known. The line Of already marked out cannot be
departed FROM and DOL with Oombourg Hede and other
places be deprived Of he pleasure which they
desire TO enjoy n behodng their sovereign In the mdsto
them.
since LAST wrote 70 you the official proclamation Of
the intended do Of the Emperor has been approved II
form address from the PreiecI OF the Cotes
Nord (M Rivaud) 70 the SOUS Prcies and Mares OF
the Department From this proclamation copy the fol-
lowing passages -
them lhe emperor smpress upon hon
oring vih heir the department. Of he co,esdu
Of tis country lie France e sregr
favor o. an hsrslg Empire Here sn 4.
mt. T Tor sT da, ss so
crease the @p.ass 2, Our SgySOn for the power Aey
pes 1a IA. ' rs.pss seyooa vSes him Who
lp lovely Enprss.
benecence and whose gracss are such u" grounds Tor
An The oomuunes Of The dspar.msn. will am sur. be
t.on from each pre,asd % far = possibly be
p Ss Mayor he .1a
. nd such of the inhabitants a wish 70 Join them.
your in,sg.iI and wsI that p.ner.,Ing l,sc.
nsa.c. SoAps s.ssr W. has soy sovereign siV.n ,oa
similar proof q his solci,ase sho~ your gr.u,ae she
snd Enprses,o dear 70 heart 80 greeous TO yourn
von. pride Tirs pEHT~r'~r Wee FL"Peru'r'oe Wire
In saint saIo and its adjoining suburb Saint s,-vsa
treat preparations making The Ho,el de vile is
ali encum dances riumphAl arches are being erected
on the rsmpaT's a1d oil along the land connestn Saint
hslo With sslu, servsn the trades have named .n'ir
doing have made alteration which Ia worthy OF
mark. Instead Of their trade banners exhibiting, in
former tmes pictures Of the patron saints OF the old
frat sniles their standards will be the enblems OF
the several mechanical arts in Which each class Of opera
In Rennes The chief city Of the deparms u. there {,
70 be . grand banquet IN the Pasis de Justin some
hours before The bail given by the city 70 their
and there 10 also 70 be grand military review 10
The champ dc Mars, which The impress viii be present
ses being erected 10 from, Of ne e.pI.nsse ana 20
placed that her Majesty can be seen By the crowd oil
Upon their Msesties' arrival IN Rsnnes they will a,
proceed 10 the cathedral, magaincenty decorated
or the occasion. They viii be there received BY the
bshop and Clergy and introduced Into the under
canopy, which win be borne by four members Of the
'hapter me bishop 70 sddrsss their Msjestss, vel
omns them into Brittany, after which the hymn
Amongst other circumstances connected with this vsn
may be mentioned these facs: There TO be great
emperor, on the 18Th Of Ausust THIS province has 70
nartaby npc Of hardy strong large boned horses
which ha Majesty DESTROYS Of seeing; and, therefore,
he best specimens OF these animals will be sent from al
arts Of Brittany upon the day OF the exhibition fair
Ia one place, Chslcun, the talors and seamsressea
ire engaged in making two magnificent dresses for tbs
Emperor and Empress Both Will he perfect specimens Of
be pure Breton costume and are 70 be presented 70 the
imperial visitor. upon their departure from Brittany
The Emperor has shown the importance he attaches 10
his visit BY having already appointed hisor,grapher
y al The circumstances connectod With 10 rnis appoint
nent has been bestowed upon the editor Of The
Untitled la Br>ogne This gentlemen, Pousn Corbion,
vii accompany their hsjeses the entire way, and
epairs this day 70 the palace OF 81 Cloud receive his
lnal orders Thus, observes local vspsper "lbe
oct, unique In cur history, visit Of the s)veregns OF
rapoe 10 Brittany will be recouuted Breton writer
The military companion Of their majsstes H. beeve
lso . Reton-harshal paraguay d'HlIers lie Ia 70 70
eve the Emperor and Empress Chsrbours on the Alb
Angus and viii remain with them during The eutre OF
heir Journey through Brittany.
Bot turn from these TOPICS, 70 agreeable 10 ALI the
asuss interested 10 refer 10 another, which Ia most
isaGreeable accompaniment 10 them-the prospects Of