New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

Lady OF Auray, the star of lnc So
has great fame and celebrity, not only "a nel .uiue
date p.iobborhood but throughout all Br,ttany.
The little Prince, Imperial Napkin is specially aed-
Gated 10 her. a. was his great-unce before INN;
The great. uncle reOpened, IN lcv2, with D. auu
cunning so,eulnities the Church Of Auray, AFTER
ten wears of prayeress silence had brocded over 's
hoiy shrine. Judge now OF the effect hkeiy 70 oe
produced in the Morbihan, 10 say nothing OF az re
iaious France, By the sight and report OF NaPo-
leon III. and bis sweet wife bowed devoutly before
Notre Dame dAuray. To illustrate profanely, II
must be somethiIg Ike the effect produced south
Vard) were Precedent Buchanan 70 shoot q + rec
State eugrsnt on bis way 70 Kansas, or northward)
70 take stock in an iron furnace or a wooden mill.
In respect TO external, European politics, the IN
terest Of the Emperors present journey all centers
toward that point of ii, wherever it may be, where
be delivers the speech expected OF hun. What VII
be say Of the Eastern Question, of It's old Danubian
Principaty phase and of its new Sick-Iurkey
Nussulmsn Fanatci,m phase What viii he say
Of the more interesting question: the ever pressing
Italian question Any wild ass Of correspon-
dent that snutfeth up the wind st pleasure
might regurgitate airy corJectures without end on
this theme. Your Own being modestly curious
10 hear the Emperor talk rather than himself pre-
fers waiting till next week for the reality Fren.h-
men are furthermore anxious 70 hear what the En-
peror will say of internal affairs, whether, above
all be Will utter any words potent 10 revive specu-
lation on the BOurse and 10 recall commercial and
pleasure travellers, scared away from The frontiers
by vexatous passport regulations, and to make
commerce march again
In town there is little stirring except coffee-cup
spoons on the Bouleyards toward nightial. Nothing
more new and wonderful at the theater than the
revival, in lie original completeness. OF Lulh's mu-
sc ard old tomfool ceremony and ballet divertlsse-
ment of Moliere's Bourgeois Genthomme. NO new
great book. OF such literary movement as there Is
special report shall soon be made. All the town,
that IT, the few thousand who compose the town par
excellence are mainly out Of town. Such as are
not gone, going or about TO go 10 CherbOurg are
gone long since 10 Nchy, Baden or other watering
places 70 their chateaux in the country, or to their
friends cbateaux, or 10 residences which lake the air
of castles in their conversation with scqualntances
at their return, and impress the immediate spectator
as hotels or boarding houses. The passion OF gong 70
some spriDg to be cured of something was amuslnsly
illustrated here few days since. a banker OF
American birth, the well. known active member OF
one Of the most noted banking firms OF London,
came over here the other day, quite sure he was
quite ILL., and nearly sure that the waters of Nlchy
were necessary to restore the deraDged currency OF
bis internal operations. To be absolutely sure.
however. he consulted VI. D., one of the most eml-
nent doctors of Paris. After careful examination,
NJ ID. pronounced Mr. b. TO be the sOundest man
that had fallen into bis hands in long time. But
as Mr.. Il. could not in dignity return to London
well on the morrow Of the day he had left the bank
ing house ILL., the honest NJ. ID. has sent HIM OF to
Ems slight bibbiDg Of whose waters be considers
TO be perfectly harmless.
A few Legiimsts went the other day to Cologne
to pay their homage TO the Count of Cbambord,
thar Henry v, King in partibus, who was stopping
in that i'll ordered town his way home from his
visit TO the King of the Belgians. A rumor that
Guzot was among their number excited little talk
and called forth newspaper paragraph or two.
People in general vastly more interested ia the
last murder trial, or the new farce at the Palals
Royal, than in any Of the very slow movements OF
tie legitimate heir 70 the French throne. Save as
matter for impractical sentimentalism, calculated
cant and GueruIOus faction, on the part OF very
few old French men and women, the cause oi Legt-
imacy does not exist in France.
Prince Napoleon makes reports to his cousin,
which he signs Napoleon" in large capitals, and
"Jerome" in parenthesis, asking for DEGREES in
favor of extending the functions of his Colonial
Ministry. He obtains the DEGREES, but seems long
way of from beng me uncontrolled ruler of the
destiDies Of slsiers. Indeed, it looks as though
satisfactory aisentaDgement of his Ministry from
that of War and of the Navy, within which last
two il has been hitherto included, were next TO i'm
possible; aud il is very doubtful whether after all
bis efforts to make berth for the Prince, the En-
peror viii succeed in making il acceptable TO that
troublesome member Of his family. His Majesty
would probably prefer to make him absolute Gov
ernor Of Cayenne or Senegal, but the Prince would
rot bite at such hook. When be made that ad
venturous voyage in steam yacht to what the
official record Of It calls the Polar Seas, ne kept at
cautious, healthy distance from the icebergs He
wiA not visit Algeria till Autumn
THE CHERBOURG FETES-DEPARrURE OF