The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

MORE ELEGANT EXTRACTS FOR THE CHEvArIKR
WEBB.-Wi,nout wishing to pat our military AND
oipiomatic contemporary in o dangerous state Of
excitement, but actua'ed by a iaudabe desire to
Beep hin posted up the egeats of seven years
age, as well as those which are transporting under
oUr eyes, we have repriuted to day very re.
oarbable article which appeared III the HERALD
ofDecember 2s, 1862, just after the Emperor OF tie
areDoh bad become comfortably installed Ia tue
TUilerifs. II the Chevaer Sli nave the kind6ess
90 run bis august eye over that article, he vii,
notice tina 1t predicts, with the precision of
Minnie rife, the cours, of Louis NapoieoG's
po,cy-that il reflects bis ideas aud anticipates
toe results OF nil bis operations. TIE position
Of Lombaydy ana Northern Italy generally; the
cautious manrtr in which toe Emperor waited
wi re mnGe sure thst there could be no NOR
European coal,tions against France; the sbrewd
ND Clever way IN which he has, SO far, avoided
lbe rocks upon which the Little Corporal split;
aud abovp all, the tacit agreement with Ras-4,
whereby it was guaranteed that the Czar
YVES lot to come to the aid Of the Kaiser-ai'
ibese points are stated in the clearest aud thr
most oirsct Way. AS prophecies, they are more
distinct than the productions Of Isaiah aud Jerr-
m'ah when they forerold the cownta,l of Jeru
-aIen. Inspiration Gould not have hit the MARS
more nearly.
But after this we bave not even finished with
be Chevalier Wenh We have given hia, ao eppro
pirate private peodant 20 tue article above tneu
TONED, an exact photograph Of the present cou1l.
non of ltalian politics, which view we presented u
che readers OF the HERALD 'our years ago, II to-
Chevslier is Not too much tatigned after readinl
BE- frrl AZ tc!e. perhaps &c will be good enough
TO let US know what he tbinks of the secoud
He will find that with few uuimportaut emen-
datlons. both articles would answer very well fvi
he present aspect of European politics.
We really had no idea that we we're 80 much
of q prophet, and tbink that, with ell due no
cesty, we can claim share OF imperial recosn,
,ion, if there IL such thing going about We
cope that the Emperor OF The French Will give u
The Cheyalier Webb thu title OF the Marshal OF RI
msroe which is the natural pendant to his rank as
General. If the Emperor cannot manage II
without offending his real generals. let hun make
some arrangements with the King Of Prussia,
who is lavish with titles. He lately ennobleo
the Count Joanues, "nf George JONES'" aud SHY
should not the Chevalier Webb "ripg round the
tbrope" as well az the Chevaler Joapnes? With
reference to the fifty TWO thousand aud some ODD
dollars, we are quite willing he should have
them from the Credit Mo5,fr, If there is any thing
left in its Golfers We don't want the money. The
Chevalier does want it, to pay up his Tarrytown
mortgages. We owe no one, and want no credits
Modified or stationary. But we think we have
a claim on the gold snuff box, with the imperial
cypher in diamonds on the lid. Won't the Che
Waller let US have the snuff box? We'd agree to
give him several more pinches Of prophecy
equally as pungeut as those we prln, to-day. Let
us hear from the Chevalier On the snuff box
branch OF the subject