The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

MORNING EDITION-THUl
been produced on the public mind IN France by the En-
perors letter to tiny dear Persgny;" and believe,
although the sctes for ssoertaning popular opinion
here are very different from those in England aud Ame-
rca that in possession Of data sufficient TO enable
ono TO form very tolerabe guess.
Since the publication of the letter have seen
cih gentlemen from all the great emporiums Of France
whether manufacturing agricultural mitary-and il
s only asserting simple fact when say that every ono
OF them declare their belief in its implying nothing at ALL
and In ts eaectng nothing o. all. The Emperor, 1t il
sad does not wish to be hurried in his movements and
Is little startled at the gathering clouds Of suspicion
roila tout There Is smoke, although fire somewhere;
and how IL, then say these gentlemen that the belief
Is not whit less In France than In England that great
military enterprises preparing, ouch were not the
case! In all these various marts Of industry warike
preparation to be found Of station and character
who perpetually gngng abroad their Analogue.
These men to be high in the confidence Of the
imperial agents. and when their contentious phrases
to be be dried up, forthwith fresh spirit infused by the
appearance the Of Official parties about the Court
that the excitement Ia suffered to die out "s
son in that city-when 1t was emphaticaly protested
peace be the chief corner stone Of the reco
v,rod dynasty-that does not think quite a. much Of
keeping his powder dry his wine collars full" Such
numerical city desires peace above all things but is
firmly persuaded that before obtaining the burning fery
furnace of must first be traversed "In the Utmost
soul Of the people Of France is engrafted says another,
that which exceeds the power ofthe Emperor hmsefto
eradicate spirit Of vengeance against the authors Of the
huniliatons OF 1916" The Emperor has both by word
aid deed struck the rock which contained the pen up
furies Of France, andr they have raised storm sum-
cent to shatter the naval strength Of perndous Albion
they win bid him defiance. One party from Touon went
30 fsr a say that the Emperor really believed
TO be desiring other oonquests than such
affected the internal organization OF the country and that
such we're quite sufficient for bis ambition would cause
another revolution.
II s curious fact too that while the funds In England
have responded the letter bys rise OF 4 per cent
those in France arc fiat Many people about
the Imperial Court do not hesitate to ssy that Napoleon
really alarmed at the possible abyss which may lay be-
meath this Syrian question and the formidable aspect OF
dsrust exhibited by England He feels is said that
he might perchance find himself isolated and another holy
alliance formed against him. Russa is not atogether "a
tisned; Austria and Prussia drawing together and
England is openly procaimng that sno look, for allies
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quite ready just 10 make sign Of holding his hand
Some details belonging 70 this Aessina Convention or
in steamer from the Neapotsn government, in order 70
place himself 1t the disposition Of Colonel Bosco, the COM
70 ms me SUt % 20
neral Garibaldi himself, and ask permission to pass on
his way. Garibald at once accorded this, at the same
time making the Eeapotan the medium OF certain propo
sitions " the bcsieged He accompanied by Carl
baldan ofncer and Iumpeter bearing white flag Al
certain distance from the citadel the trumpet was
mum N
the GaribAldan ocer being bandaeed he.was admitted
into the private room q the cosn sns
permits you and your officers to embark but not the
Tocps-the citadels mined and in twenty four hours
soldiers who have fought 20 well. Let Garibald tell
the situation ofhs mine, and with lighted segar will
AZ =. is s snas he Siod q nay soldiers be
The officer quilted the citadel only to return TO IL again
with more ~ unison WIN the i inv
manner refused. AZ the messenger was returning he
in the citing white sail, then another then another
with finally squadron Of four gses among which one
! was secn-thc Fuminsnte-beuring 1t her mast head
tag of truce. She conveying an envoy nom the
article Of the actual convention which were n cs
almost identical with those proposed by Garfbaldi.
The 81 a from Ss no
These ipstractioDs bear dale the 34th Of July.
Tho heavy state Of the Paris Bpurse notwithstanding
the animation exhibited In tho London money market, is
said to be owing TO the great difficulties experienced In
the Russia does not like France interfering unless
she be permitted TO put down the outragcs which
have occurred her froptors. Turkey docs not Ike
being ou,numbercd rooTs by Foreigners and England
does like any Intervention which embraces rood OF
land beyond syr, proper Inc rsy whose semi o hs
not yet received the conclusion no mPateny looked Tor
| by the public"
The Emperor stil continues his reviews. On wednes-
day he reviewed forty troops Of all arms, on
the r.ce course In the Bots de Bouognc and other re-
views are 70 be held next week The little Prince In
| In Nv haQiU
forming some OF the operous duties OF royalty some
few days ago the Empeor having met with some OF the
youths OF College OF Versailles in the Park OF ST. Cloud
entered conversation with them. On their return,
great the regret Of those at home that they should
have missed the mo Emperor, divning this,
sent the little Prince the next day {, visit the school,
whrn the pupils sang Domino SEin and greeted him
with the hyeliest socama,lons The I,le fellow was
delighted with everything, and on taking leave OF the
Director, exclaimed, POM de ptnissmens dyovd hm
NJ ,e Dsrecte0, d un conyt 80 rous plat" or course
to hear was 70 oeey-the punshmcnts were Abandoned
side by side with the Emperor's letter appears pam
phs. sn,,lss e. ssss s sa a
q Europe. "why," be asks, "dd France 20 20 w,h
France an "a equae oef Of concessions keep her quiet
Had France been offered the Rhine matters would have
the Rhine eoo, The Preach must have the Rhus,has
Bclgium, Luxembourg, two-tbirds OF The Rhensh pro
vincss q Prussia, the IAndgrevAi q Hs.se Homcur.
and considerable portion Of Holrein Oldenburg. Amer
speaking OF Russia claiming Copssansnople, wbs
Win Austria, Prussia and England say 70 that" Bosnis
and Scrva may b given 10 The former, and Prussia can
be provided Austria England must be content
on she will ioee Gibraltar, Malta and the ionan Ands
This pamphlet IN having an immense sale.
The international composition q rcaptng machine.
commenccd too days ago, the Emperors nrm 81
81 Cloud. me 6rss prize granted 70 MssUs Bufgc.s
4 Key Of los DON and the drst national pvize 70 ~
Naxcr Of LATte 1he Emperor vas present. throughout
and took tie greatcss interest In The contest.
His Majesty ID sid 70 have Q project for establishing
ADD e KsAes in roy Atty anaAgooa 10 that Of Egp
with is capital either :. Damascus O Jerussiem think
ing that the Emir would bold the balance bctwecn the
Christians the Mussumen In Syria and the latin and
Greek chur,hss Who dispute the possession Of the Holy
Cay But the Englah government viii not llsten 70 u.
PARIS, August ., 1890.
Inc Empsors Lczer-Commens Of 0e Ssmi Official Ffenci
orpan-Jea,ousy Of Rusia, England and Tsrby-De
mands If o< Poyt,--Propsstsoms Of Eneland-771 I'D
misncn o. Spain az Firs Class Por,r-iu'pcrtdn
DepcscA Of N. TAourend-L Later from Ssria, dc. dc.
Great excitement day "a the letter adirege.