The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-30
The Due d'Aumnle on the Union Commits.
si0ns of the Orleans Princes.

Tho following letter has been written by the Duo
dAnmae 10 one OF lis friends in France, announcing to
him the resolution adopted by his nephews--
TwlcKKSIAM, Oct. Z, 1861.
My nephews aides. camp of General MoClel-
Ian the Commander Chief Of the federal army. have
this moment received the news. am moved and de-
lighted Herewith These young people acting like
persons OF their age, their and their country The
smell of powder attracts and draws them The rqht SIDE
They are fine young fellows May God guide and g,rd
them. HENRI DORlEANS.
STILL FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE BRITISH PRESS
ON TIE SUBJECT.
Paris (Oct. LAY correspondence of London Post.1
is natural enough TO lind political parties In Paris
talking much about the unexpected resolution &C the
Oreanist princes in taking active part in the American
civil war. Two or three more less amateur sol.egs
added 70 the stan Of General NcCelan viii make little
pore that the troops OF The North will be inspired e
raornary heroic deeds by the presence Of those tive
amabc princes OF royal blood. Is tie pciacdi coass
qusaces lkeiy 10 result from tie Count d. fGrtS and t
Ds Dc Chaitres dipg service aider fhc Qoecrnma 81
Washington ,csirh sGgcst rsoctto. The Orlcanst party
In France, IL should be known, fully colvuces that
the Count Of Paris Is destined day t. cecupy tie
throne OF france, and ths5 Is their line aI2aae:o
long Napoleon lives have little chance but should
he be removed before tie arrives manhood there
is every reason 10 believe Ia imperialism iii all b
pieces, and then France viii lock 70 the urlcsts sd ro,
parliamentary system OF government. This Is certainly
probabay but who can speculate on TIE humor Of the
French paopos few days ator the battle Of Waterloo
the universally adored Napoleon ]. lost all popularity
and Paris echoed Vve le Roi ~ and again kne ,own 10
the Bourbon No ruler Of Frsnce more popular
with the army and the majority sf the people tlaA
Napoleon III. but who shall say that such popularity may
extend 20 the son Nations forget their prnces ana
heroes with wonderful facility. The Nelson Is
example Of that in serious and constant England
On tho whale the Oreaists have certainly reasonable
right 20 suppose they may dsy rue again France
and that why their party Is DIS ussing the wisdom OF
tho princes taking service In America. Tho 0resnkst
say the pruces did not leave England 70 become soiie.s
Of the North; they visited America Prinoa Napoleon
had, simple tourists: but the exc,tenen, around them
80 ares theG youthful iinagnat!eH with wasike dss
as theys with the lermsSion of tho Prince dc join
viiei offered their scryicos the government OF
tie North asd scc.ptcl. So goes the story in
Paris, and then it Is aadedsThnt which is also AZ sta;e
: the government OF tho great American untsG which
w blood Of France contributed 10 found ney one hun
drcd years Yhe Of tho sons n the Duke OF
Orleans, Il the granssons u the King Louis pbufpfs
insy asure with honor upon the giorias list whore
shines already these OF Rochambeou Of Natlhn Dumas
u Ssgur ana OF lafayette" There are however cthcys
OF the orlcanis party who think the step raIso one
They say TINT ~ like interfering in family quarrel
and finally tho princes will not be thanked BY either
party They argue that civil war is not the sort o.
war in which they ought To take part while discovers
TO the world rcs,le-eess and impotence to be con
spicuous which II Were prudent 10 avoid MANY
Oreanists say also that the princes should remain quiet
or only make themselves known the frends OF re-
sponsible government, FREQ press, aad commercial
progress SUCH and not is declared TO DO the spirit
of the coming days of age, and such they should
alone show themselves attached 10.