The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

THE TROUBLES OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
Thirty Thousand Fugitive Slaves in Canada
Appealing to England for Aid.
The Pope's Letter to the Chris
tians in Syria.
A Semi Official French View of the Syrian
Question,
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Corresponds
PARIS, August 10, 1860.
Yns Ws1her in Funce-The Fetes Of the l5h Of August
Morsnclts Of GaribaIdi-7he Syrian Erpsdition-A
Question Of Commercial mpot1noe-Napoleon's Policy
Tboards Naples, dc.
Uress great change in the temperature speedily oc
bid fair 10 have repetition the 18th of this
mouth OF the Fee des OmbrelleS which, few years
ago. established itself Of the most remarkable II
not the most brilliant OF the festivals Of Paris The rain
has been literally incessap for thirty days ant the
nights cold the nights of October The instruc
lions preparatory to the Fe de rEmpeeu which takes
place on the l5th have appeared in the Aone and, as
II despairing Of sunshine, more than usually tame
II 10 the old story OF salvo Of artillery at six O'Clock In
the morning reoicings gam's and other amusemens on
the espanade Of the Hotel Invades and at the Place
du Tome; divine service at Notre Dame, grautous re-
presentations at the different theatres Nominations ia
the aveuue of the Champs Eysees the electric light in
the Champs de Mars and grand display of fireworks to
wind up all But there of the ordinary stir and
hustle on such occasions The streets repose in their
usual status NO. and are emboweled heretofore
make way for extempore water pipes or mpromptu gas
conductors Preparations for the iuminatons this
time eoafred to line Of wires fesooning along the
from tree to tree and all the attempts at predeer
mined jollity have melancholy tnge about them The
weather has doubtless something to do with all this but
the political aspect of the times is not less overcast and
seem not "r the mood" for fun.
The private accounts from Naples of the most
citing character Everything that purse or speech can
do has been placed in requston to secure the hdey oil
the army and regards appearances il would not
without effect But the people look to the coming Of
Garibaldi as to a species of miraculous advent,
of
judgment declare that the instant the Dictator
effects a landing there will be such q general
rising of the population that the army will be
compelled to fracrnize with it. History offers pre-
cedcnt OF an army protecting people that we're impa
teni TO embrace the invader The hopes Of the court
party centred in the chance Of lucky shot
moving Gsrbadi from the From the reckless
in which the chief exposes his person, this may
fairly be reckoned among the probabilities, and there
no doubt that might give strange turn to eveuts
general belief prevails in Paris thai Garbad has already
put to SEA IL known that he is master Of the Straits,
and that he has II 900 concentrated at Mcssiua His
aeet consists Of 800 barSs Of all Sizes besides 100 trading
craft on which he has placed bis embargo There a
report yesterday that Garibadist attempt had been
made at stefano the Ecclesiastical States and had
been repulsed by General Lamorciere Caabra 900
concentrated to resist any attack from Sicily
Napoleon has been visiting the camp OF Chalons
Maine where together with the Grand Duke of Baden he
reviewed the troops well as the stormy state Of
the weather would permit. His chief mission was 70 dis
miss the Syrian contingent the small number OF which
a source Of great disappointment However his Ma
jes,ys parting observation, that wherever the flag Of
France floats in the breeze indicates great cause and
great people behind thought to hold out hope that
more Sighting will be wanted long
Tue Syriae expedition shorn is Of its original pro-
among that class of writers who indemnify themselves
FOE tue rigid censorship Of the newspaper press by pam
pheteering One of the most remarkable of these bro.
ehurei entitled The Marontes and France" boldly ad.
vooates the expulsion Of the Turks root and branch
into Asia. while Turkey itself shall be peopled
With mixed population from oil European countries at
present aborng under surplus that the Pope and Pa
pscy shall nd its seat at Cousianlinope; while Rome be-
comes the capital Of Central Italy, with yiaor Emanuel
for It's King the land to DO subivded among European
Powers
question OF some commercial interest has Just come
before the Imperial Court relating TO the American bank
or, NJ Munroe, in the Rue lie Ia Paix
N N Pguien 4 Co, French bankers, broke OIL an ar.
rsogement which in 1856, they had made with neri-
advances and the company undertook 10 return certain
acceptAnces. Notwithstanding this, bill Of exchange
at three months date for 81 3ot drawn on them from
New York by the chairman bearing their acceptance
passed by endorsement TO MN Rothschilds q Co, vas
subsequently presented Mn Pisn'en refused to pay.
IN hunroe then took the bill out Of NJ. Rothschd's
lands, arst paying them the amount On the bill, how.
ever, the Rothschlds wrote % Transferred the present
bill 70 NM Munroe, who paid IL after protest The
transfer made without any guarantee part, and
without giving any right TO any proceedings AGAINST
Afterwards, Mn Munroe recovered OF VI NJ Pgnen
decision appeal made yesterday before the I'm.
pera Court which qaashed IT, on the ground that Roths
chid's transfer not "a regular endorsement or a
transfer OF credit according 10 article 235 Of the
Cole Napoleon.
General dc Beaufort dHautpoul has embarked from
hlrsees with 900 troops 900 tons OF stores and mil
lou OF specie. The English steam liners Renosn and
rout Add Ell Kader bids fair to be the lion Of
the desert in French estimation. Sister OF Charity,
OF 81 Vincent de Paul, has written to say that when
at Damascus, her companions and herself had
given themselves up for lost, when the African
chief to their relief declaring that he would defend
them, necessary, with his life Struck II seems when
at Paris with the energetic abors OF those
spirits the Emir had said tina, the day should
when those servants Of Christ and humanity should
need his aid they should never do so 10 vain And thus
iie has kept bis word.
The municipality OF Paris has issued nimston that
loan Of l3o 900 900 will elected for the further
oyement OF the capital rsenty SIX millions OF dollars
upwards Of i've millions sterling really exactly
dea bite under existing CGmstanccs, but u Is evident,
rom the long apologize article in the t0alnns that
something felt 10 be In extenuaOn Paris IL
undergoing sweeping renovation, such as
produced large scale before or course,
40 doubts the improvement in appearance and
ort the only question Ia whether these blessings
The magnificent houses which Substitute the
They remove nd tenants at the increase Of remit
Tue is that At hi. moen, there are i3 600 apart
rne1is on hand. Ia true they under protective
law which gives them Immunity from rates and taxes,
while vacant. but IT'S equally tr.e that The tenant mar
ket a. populous but stu the fact that 10 600 IA
perhaps htecnth Of the whole
population OF the cspta-submt 20 any Inconvenience
rather than pay the rents required Is very
striking and when turns out that the funds are ex
hausted and fresh loans must be instituted carry
ar,her improvements, does look yery ike going ahead
with vengeance.
hen say that u s only part OF that fcverish excite
meut which Vopery pertains 10 dynasty which mus,
move or perish. THIS IL w. they say, whish Kept the
Emperor everiatingly on the JSknow pacific speech
nov slsnese aaace-nor for idea. aud now
letter fll OF vows Of eonstancy aud good faith Here
We are they say, with Golfers breaking down with
money aud funds at S. aud whatever the Emperor
ios, or whatever he says there they stick In fact no
BODY believes anything but that universal conha grafton
s at hand Unless matters change the King OF Naples
must 20 to the wall. The sick man in Turkey must die
nd Russia France and Eugant with sardinia, must
ght They will dsh, FOR Consa itinope; they Will eight
% Naples Nobody has any faith In anything else.
Everything have since seen or heard only confirms