The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-29
AFT AIRS IN EUROPE.
Our Cherbourg Correspondence.

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Our Cherbourg Correspondents.
CuRsouKa, August ., 1858.
Dra-turs q the Emperor and Empress from carbosry for
Byes;- SEQ sickn,ss-TAe Emprea Kugsnie-APpeai TO
tAe Pecple OF Normonds-Genaal Fselire Of Rich and
PoO~-Wha, the Brnapartx hare done for Cherbouy-
WIN The SympafAies Of the People WiA The Empe'or-
FlA OF Money IN the City-EnormOus Prices for Every
fhfz2-Normars Monty Seekers-Qusea g En9adnd's
Coqrcr bueem sctoria and Eu9e~se Con-
Te-enees- Speeches by The Emperor and Prince ADerf-
Success Of the Chertog F5tes-7he impsr'd' Promenade
thTozgh Brittany, dc.
TIE Emperor ana Empress OF the French, attended By
their usu suite their departure yesterday from this
mort ACCOMPANIED BY the OF the Crmea the Duke OF
NsaSea They sailed on board the fine war steamer the
with the expectation Of reaching Bresi ii IN
carly hour in the morning They have 6ns shining
csy bu! also OF those days which lands folk most dis
Ike 70 be at sea- there Ia . still brseze blowing
10 the land The coast OF Brittany almos, s. ways asaea
viii vlrulent rough water; and her Majesty the lar
Ergsue has the reputation Of being very indiieren
sailor
Sc far the royal progress has advanced stage The
has appealed Normandy whether elk years OF
Nspoleocic reign is worthy OF popular suppo and the
response has undoubtedly been in the Affirmative.
Such the result OF my observation upon Tue wnoie OF
these fes do not give the result OF opinions such -
from making the manner ard bearing OF the multitude
from VITA, said in cas responded to in private socie
ties snc uproa-ously proclaimed by farmers in their
ts-os ssd operatives In the cabaret
am no, a ali surprised that such should be the
th part o. France. The FIRST Napoleon great bene
factor 10 Cberbo1rg All that the warlke Emperor did
not expepd maintaining the military fame Of Francs
he devoted to Cnerbours and in no part OF the country
DID his ns'orunes and disasters entail LOGS, penury aud
he trunphea Cherbourg prospered; but with his downfall
calamity and decay upon this city Tho people here
see that the nephew continued the work Of the uncle
that the dynasty OF the latter strengthens, Cherbourg
impyeves and now, that ''the great military port has
besc completed there is no, tracer or shopkeeper nor
ckarca.ser, or even a humble fisherman, who has not
seen pouring In upon him more money in single week
than he probably received IN whole year before
Ths Chsrboursies lave bad "a embarrassment tns. -
their ccnsciences they have not known how they
could charge foreigners especially the moneyed English
high enough Tor Whatever articles they required
Forr pounds a night for lo5gng was . common
price be paid during the t.s and have seen persons
paying pound night for little holes and corners which
a otSsr times those who occupied them would pay
two taiirgs week The prices OF food-euch articles,
for instance as Holsters fruit-wers charged forty
times ss much last week viii be asked for them the
wreck alter next OF was paid FER them fortnight since
honey has beer pouring in upoo Cserboug Ike the water
into the dock yesterday, and for time the people
are, il were, flooded with prosperity
All tbs they know thoroughly well the result of their
place bargaining Orlean.t, ike Louis Philippe, or
mounting moonsruck poet tcian Ike Lamarns or
pompous democrat Ike Iedru Roliu boheriog them with
newsr gled ideas emanapg from that form of govern
Z, which words supposed 10 be facts and phrases
are substituted for LAYS The Normans, sshrewd, money
Loving set OF people, wbose talk OF taeir
thoughts In francs, perceive that |" the for their
mouey Is the man who has made Cherbourg h,rbor OF
refuge and has secured m trade from attacks part
Of malignant, jealous enemy They are, therefore, II
may be sad, TO q BcnapArisis; and IN class is
thai feeling stronger thar the whole OF Normandy
They EmOerOr.
perez making them ricn, whilst the takers Of the re
public every day thai their domination lasted, rem
Bat you are aware that since last wrote from this
place tie Queen OF England has come 70 visit this place
There be no doubt that N accepting the Empsrors
iaTf.a.ou here and wish the military post and tue
hsrbcr the intention, may, the determination
Fraace WHY tia; discrimination changed am not
il position TO state but Is rumoret that some new co
he ccsesi possible asnce with France mater Of the
utmost importance TO Epgand and therefore her Majesty
came TO Chsroourg with the resolution OF rendering her
SCI Alike agreeable 10 the Emperor and people OF France
Herce her landing Ter breskiAstng IN Cherbourg, her
pcmerace through the town her inspection OF m curos
ties, tes desire 70 DO everything thai could please her
Has ihs rezul Of the Queens visit been such as was
sse Der Mse,y Of Enssnd has delighted the CesrDsurs
'a-s BY tie srscousness Of her Mariner and by the de-
III nsirai.o. OF Der respeo. for the Emperor,
aad almost sisterly affection for the Empress.
II fsct the h1ria ssce--tco hsrd am sorry
to say-ot tho Queen OF England, and her premature
svee. face ioe clear complexion and the charming beauty
o. Empress TO Which few women ~oald wish 10 sxposs
henss,ves.
And ell ihess scores OF festivities there we're many
and important political ns'.srs. Il a said, discussed; and
rue yo-egn SECRETARY OF STATE, Lord MAlmesbury b.
is-ea have bad occasion a, Interview OF tTo
with the Emperor at which the only persons pre-
the EBpersr, the Queen and Prscs Albert AT
TIA: Interview Ia sad It's, the British Am oassador srd
Coveyl sho here during the entire Of The fes,
not invited 70 attend.
Al hat nservew Vas amongst other matters arranged
those speeches o, the Enptror aad Prince bosra the
Breasos, sich = circulating through Europs, AID
vsre before they had delivered prepared for publ
cation N the Ao>.itetr.
OF tbs statement ths. I nov make no dolb; s enter
ta1ns1 hare aad 10 show that there reality.
tos-s 1lh, there perfsci sincerity 10 the alliance be
tween ina sovere'gns el ranos aud Eoglani.
u oil that be desired 70 attain the Emperor has suoceede
e CaerboCrg He has given " the French people the
proof IN the works he has brought 10 completion that hs
efforts devoted 70 promote their welfare aud be has
show, BY The vsh Of the Queen Of England that with him
a. her ruler the Frerch may rest secure IN the friendly
ccsator O. Epelaudn the support CT her army, aud
y Ne iefs1ce Of her hee should hostlcs
e Errcpe, and principles TO be defended which
Sernasd 9Th tue Aspirations Of France ana constitute the
bosst ard glory Of E1gland
Tfef,fsS G. Cherbours-ihe representative Of Norman
tyhsvs betn comp etc succeSs In couple OF daysI
seal hev the Emperor received By the Bre,ous aud
may rest Tia, letierfrom next week will
e voc VITA; The prevailing, What Is the popular feel
az icr CT sss.rsi the Emperor N Brittany.
Oar Paris Correspondence.