The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28


Bile, the results of such struggle IN inevitably
take place. For tina, purpose be AIN Dncesson 10
Francis H. OF Naples for that purpoyOLe ia even now
urging Plus IN u treat HIS people according the spirit
Of the age, and for that parpOee he has solicited
S SSdGr E%a10ens as regards Keeping Carl
Emperor OF the French's good intention, be is
dealing with men that are wifully blind. IL was
not until the eeipce yawned at his feet that Francis H.
| granted concessions. Plus H. more inclined 10 pro.
per course, powcress in the hands Of the bigoted
churchmen that surround him. and thus the aims Of the
Emperor Napoleon seem in danger Of defeat II so, ere
the year out shall see Ialy the commencement
or fearful struggle. The rcmarls have made concern
INK ss Sams arc y BY the Letters
correspondent of the London Post says
deeply rege. being oompesd 70 write 20 urfayorsby Of
would ' SH ; d. @ sPss
5osle%sn DO nSsSm .ssu.s posanss SECURE
s1s but expect drop s sload
ai y 70 R b least hs entire and pnssssd work
such wiz doubtless done by him; liberty
Il l Ss Ss na ls ana s asss 81
w be because the vast Designs Of Gsrh.i conss%Paie The
dearly and for which he lights erasey they have tho
ions hey would fear stand but very poor chance ar
bald 99nnSss TO be ysfsa and The sp
dangers by which their lives and AMI nbers
oIlDaidi yi ssindOn them for he
rowland The return OF the Neapolns would DO very
s most liberal one but the people shy regarding
it, They evidently fear that Fancis H. will pay them on
at some future day. in emulation OF the example set him
by his father Of hateful memory Ia question Orient
is now upon the apis. Christians have been murdered
in Syria, and Turkish soldiers evidently aiding and
abettiDg the murderers. This calls for immediate steps
on the part Of tho great Powers France and England
have sent men OF 10 Byroot and rcmonsrances TO
Copstantnople Evidently tho sick man is getting
worse. We may look for some early devclopement
OF the affairs OF the Ievant Russia is ready and willing
n In wi md avO Ia
will Also visit Algeria He will commence his tour about
the 18th of August 1t will last twenty days, and upon
his return bis Majesty will TO Barrtz, and after brief
stay there he will go Chalons and camp
sone three or four weeks The Emperor will stay month
mt Barrtz. shall DO enable TO give description of
the voyage Of their Macstics, which will be
resting one.
PARIS, July II, 1850.
The STATE Of Foreign Affairs Genrauy-Opinions Concern
ing Napoleon at Home and Abroad-Sase Of Belgium
The PrirGe Papers Of ne La: Jerome Bonapdrte and
the Gossirs Of Parts, DC.
That uneasy feeling have ocn reverted 10 In con-
necton with foreign relations peculiarly observable
the present moment The naval expedition TO Syria the
difficulties Of Garibahi-which the semi. Constitutional
chooses 10 remark 'more fatigue than interest Europe
the feeler from the quarter about confederation
for Italy, the mistrus about the Neapoan constitution
the comments openly made upon the strong language Of
the English Foreign Minister in regard TO Ia question
Suisse, the thorough obscury which cnsrnes the policy
Of Fanceall combine TO mpart sentiment Of general
msfance, the lcss palpabe that docs not vsbly
affect public securities
believe am only stating the fact when say that the
great body Of the French people have any time
been hearty in support OF the Emperor than at pre-
sent, and that this mCance, though It certainly does
influence the commerce Of France, feeling
pretty generally limited to other nations. French
whose antcocdents gvc them considerable influence
do scrupe 10 say that Napoleon is launched
reer per, reproche that protest Of Lord
John Russell however strongly wordcd, will deter him
in his onward march, and that what done in Sa-
voy viii be speedily dono in Belgium. But he who goes
much into society in Paris cannot do so without
tering well informed from all the surrounding
tries from each of whom he hears but the tale
that fear and drust abroad the predominant scnl.
mems. with respect to France.
II only the other day that from official OF very
high authority if not highest in Belgium heard !,
that strong II desire Of annexation in that
country, and certain Of accomplishment IL be-
lieved thai prepared to brought about in
any twenty four hosrs All the coal proprictors long for
tall the linen interest all the church and nnunerablc
families, looking to the gigantic system Of pechonn
i'm in France as sure provision 70. their
younger members. That there is loyal party, con.
sspg Of adhcrcnts 10 the renng house and upode or
national court n true; but II rs, after all limited to the
person Of Leopold whose sarncipus aud impartial con-
duct among the collisions OF parties las made him many
friends but IL IL declared that the presence % 90 900
Frepch troops would II by hanmcnt change the
whole lacc a things Twoihirds Of tho country nre
French Ia language ~hablts and tastes, and the
look upon France as the lractes did upon that promised
Land, where corn, ana wine, and oil, were 10 overhos
with their own fstncsa.
good deal Of Imperial scandal ia Just nov on the
taps Il is said that tie Emperor made point that nc
should be present at The opening Of his uncle Jeromcs
papers, ana that Prince Napocon's reply they had
already been removed for safe custody 70 England is
boldly asserted thai AMONG them letters from Louis
exkpg Of Holland, soenniy asserting that the maria OF
Hcrcnsc and himself never ccusun mated and that
consequently every child or hers Legitimate. Nay
more that bo from the frst with the
triguc that hal sub-sted between Napoleon the !.
ana his wife, and that for LOUIS Napoleon,
he was mvch the Il the Dutch Admiral
Count Eorncy that OF Count FLahaut
II all this he true u Is possbe that Prince Napoleon
think 10 hold these letters in '>rroTsm the head
Of the Emperor; not that should think the who
with his own right arm, and his own sircng head, has
his present oy height would bate ot " his
prett from any bugbear - this kind.
But queer things happen In all families, when thy
are so well regulated a. George the Thirds There
IN fact believe lac Il stin lvinr-a called by
his iDtimatcs Tommy Garth, il whispered that he
was the son Of Of George the Thirds daughters by
General Garth. One Gay, however the General believed
himself 10 Oc IN crssi, AID calling hts bedside his
puiatiyc son, bc desired him. after his DEATH q inspect
certain cabinet, Of which lie gave him thc key, n
he would lind packet Of letters Of great importance to
him. The General got well, but Tommy Hsrths curosity
was so excited thsi he msnagcd 20 r.t hold q
handwriting OF George tbe Third, thanking General
saving tho honor At his family and ~ the Duke
Of York. the Prince OF Wales the Duke o Cumberland,
and the Princess sophia, respecting his birth Inc Duse
OF Yorks letter n the Prince of Wales osn very
familiar lsngraGcthat sophy with clf'by Ernest.
that there the devil 10 ray and let
ters from the Princess sophia and the Duke ~ Cumberland
(Erncst admitting the gentle impeachment Garth who
was troubled With iite deacy, took post and hast1acd
Ia Frtgmorc where the Princess Sophia Wis telling tie
lady In waiting that he wanted 10 his "mothcr" Of
course be denied this hal request But the follow
ing day sr Herbert Taylor paid him visit, and having
heard Ms statement, and In fact, the documents 10.
manded the price OF them. Ten thousand year and
pecrace the reply He returned day Or t~o
after and offered f5 900 year and place about the
Court All things were ready for signatures, when. nj
the eleventh hour u discovered that Garth hid hal
aticstod copy of the documents taken, which, 81
course, entirely neutrazcd the value Of the originals
The Negotiation, therefore, fcll 10 the ground BIT
TOMMY Garth 10 this day Is supported a told by tbe
Court lie - always In prscn; bot when things
the worst and lac IL about 10 take the benefit o the in.
solvent act, angel 70 him vars, pays hs
Liabilities and avoids all exposure.