The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

liant victories md The putting a The suy, - desy
hodea behind this ssssoss Giumph the report wslon,
whether true o. Hot exss throsgh Paris. sad With
Tar more ready belief than tho bulletins drawn up by the
employees OF the War Once, and d0ctsred according the
temper Of the people, and not according 70 the reel truth
u which should DO asnaaed 70 repeat we're II not for
met his dea.h by unfair means in To xseles snS
that bs unmey END anticipated AID talked Of by the
army before going into action. the story Of the
non ball, and the horses head being carried of by
the same stroke 10 ali an invention. General Espnasse
was shot down BY stray bullet the baSx OF The neck
immeds.sls in front Of the General was :uot ds.d Ike
wise II the same moment The Two shos came 90
quickly enc upon another, that 1t s thought they
leave It's responsibility 70 those who are spreadiog IL
with great assiduity. 1t u well known that Espnssse
te coup data Of which be was foolish and VAIN glorious
enough to boast had rendered him q marked maa and
for long time be had shared in those threats re-
ceived In Anony nous communications which have snded
during the last few months TO dspirt the Emperor's
mind, and mako him fly 70 ths with Austria as q re-
lief from remorse ana the CArb0nari.
appears that Mcmahon To be named Commauder.in-
Chief during tho Emperor's absence Another schsm in
tbs army 10 the consequence. paraguay d'di,lers and
ready agesved at the apparent neglect which had Get
him aside had been purposey chosen for the combat
harenan 10 order 70 give him an opportunity Of shining
but here according 70 the private letters received ali
hands, be committed "baie sar bee" which ended
In the glorious victory (About which, however, 70
bDg the Austrans pursung their way which sne Preach
Journals call running from the French, and paraguay
dhilers returning broken down and out Of splrits,
with IN immense loss OF aud cannon, bs-
sides that Of hundreds Of prisoners bargain No
warning can be TO- solemn against the belief 10 the
The Mulstere de Ia Guerre-and even dispatches for
approval 70 the Emperor before the issued 70 the
paorc, With this system (he old one Of the first
are compelled to rely upon private letters for the few
crumbs OF real information upon which can depend
genuine oca st Of the killed wounded and prisoners
promised has haau al for in
the bureau 10 said that the number Of prisoners 90
much greater than the official reports had dared an
amour pvopye must be avoided at ell events aud ex-
changes 70 large extent being made order
the lists may not prove 90 formidable when they do
appear.
The feminine emeue At st. Cloud is the burlesque aspect
OF the war. Madame Mel and Madame Mcmahon are at
hcMahon because General Mel has not got the baton
which Mcmahon has grasped In the confusion. Mafame
Mcmahon win not accept the title of Duchess de Magenta:
considers berse essened by the sound and forbds
announcement Of her coupled with the Illuminating
designation. What! she, the daughter the Duke de
tho avortes Kings and the councillors Of Eperors
OF very different birth 70 the balancing himself
thu throne, 70 accepta modern newsnsled title pdc.
such as those best0wed by Napoleon the soldiers OF
hts army who bad risen from the very of the gutterY
The thing Ii impossible She tosses her ehin in the air.
and resolves 70 remain Madame Mcmahon 10 the end OF
her days rather than be called Duchess dc Magenta for
one single hour. The situation il 90 embarrassing for
the court that Madame Mcmahon has been strongly ad
Paris has only lost its nerve and commerce from the
war-not les eaety, yet All day dull enough but,
a. ppht, the paca ia sparkling and uprorlous
habe and the Chateau des Fleurs much the rage
as in the best of times The old favorites still continne
TO exhibit their prowess there much 70 the delight
Russian princes and blase English lords days of
glory, when Mogador Pomare dazzled the eyes OF
men by antics OF the most frocsome description SUCH
az lifting the partners hat from his brow by graceful
touch OF the toe or whskpg the ounced petcoat with
such dextery as TO envelope him completely in s folds
The favortes of the stamp they are
imbued with the more modern aud reasonable
which govern ali transactions between ana msu,
well az between and In this place, ever aimee
the Bourse has become the Temple Of Solomon and RooB
enA iss 0sh Prtess NOno OF THESE ladies would
tire from The world like the Queen Pomare devote
self 70 the reease from debt Of sole sdmrer whom
abe owes bond Of gratitude like Mogado Everything Ia
bow; and Count Soohuo, in his new piece Of Une
PreuW d'AmiGS," dnominases Mablle, with great
justice, as the Bosrse des Ensmes The financial 60
vernment Of tho country however, 10 not the only de-
partment which u conAded 10 the superintendence
Of these ladies'. They are entrusted with far more
important missions, II we may believe all hear The
promotions at court the very commands Of the army are
dependent upon OF these thin Ancled light footed
ladies' and the scandal lately created by the disclosures
With regard to the appointment Of certain aid camp
70 the Emperor the latter denying that he had chosen
OF bis own free WILL Of course has roused the Indignation
OF all honest men, and the sarcastic criticism Of phoso.
departure Of several or the female celebrities at Mabie
for Genoa s the time Of the departure Of the army and
ibis by ordrc sapenr, will give you idea Of the
sPect observed for public morals and public opinion this
moment Of our history In this tho capital Of the civilized
world.