The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
Our Paris Correspondence.

PAsa, April 10, 1861.
The Snsctions IL the Day in Pars7fc Due ID Anuale
Lzter7he Polish QuesiossAusatde Of France 7oeay,ds
Russia-Pyospect for General War-4!gars in
Haly-Ama;oan Affairs Abroad, d., dc
This has been tho week FOR letters We have heard Of
cpstles sont 10 Alexander Of Russia by Napoleon H., by
the King OF Prussia and by Francis Joseph, OF AUSTRIA
while last but not least have had the letter Of the
Duo D'Aumale to Prince Napoleon. The Orleans Prince
wrote very long letter TO Napoeon's cousn-so long
that II formed brochure, many thousand copies OF
which were printed at st. German and then sent up 10
Paris for sale. Tho booksellers disposed Of many
tho police got word OF the affair and caused all the
numbers to BIO seized that could be found
Copies Of the brochure had already been sent TO the d
rent large provincial cities 30 that general excitemen
has been produced by the Dukes work. had intended
sending you copy Of the brochure, and, In fact mailed
one but OF course IL must have been seized at tho Pos
Once. Your London correspondent may have sue
ceeded In procuring copy for you, in which case
you will End upon porusa that II Is severe reply TO
Prince Napoeon's attack upon the Bourbons in
general and the House q Orleans In particular, made
during his famous speech the Senate few weeks since
Tho Duke is particularly hard upon PlonPon, at whom
he throws lot Of truths hard TO disavow only from
their general notofiety.
II Is difficult 10 say what VIII be done by the govern
ent regards the brochure row they have seized IT,
public prosecution would but stir up matters most
Improbable, as every day topics; not to prosecute
will erablo tho booksecrs 10 90 with the sale. The
public was surprised to find such pamphlet Ia crcula-
ton, and when seized It Is well known
that work Of the kind appear without the guhor
zacn Of the officials The way their consent obtained
as foows:--The brochure was published Mt St. Ger
main and copy Of il laid before the authorities at
Versailles. The work wing signed IT, DOrleans and
erpu vii raft, auu tive
signature escared the notice Of the person whose duty
II wss 70 perse such works before permission granted
for publication Evidently no did not read H. IL
entitled Lare hioue de France The Orleansts
ID great spirits over the Due d'Aumae's production
and you may Eesiiy comprehend thai certain Official
lated all over Europe, being published in several Ian
guagcs Tho Aonir mentioned the seizure OF tine work
Question but has since been silent upon the subject
The semi official organs have al inserted the following
rather uniptelligiole communicated Lotto
hsSs s s IL eaaa Tie eer e he pSo
aAmsis uSt published hs ssen sent three =
erroneous not Only bad the y.nco not received amy com.
poSSs until just before he sesS ss se eas DO knew
What difference makes whether Prince NAPOLEON did
or did not receive the letter lie more than Judge,
and Eonc seem TO make out the object o the above note
The brochure Is strong attack upon the whole Of
alive party spirit tha. was dying from inanton before
the late debates IN the Chambers NO deny that
tho oresniss have assumed new strength within the last
few weeks and the blunces OF tho government but
TO increase This strength The fuss made about the pre-
snoe Of the Orleans princes at the funeral Of the Duchess
OF Kent sad mistake; the attack made upon them
b. Prince Napoleoa very great blundcr and s,ly,
the allowing tie publication Of tho Duo dAumae's bro
chure caps the climax am told that the Emperor is
much annoy Cd at the turn Of Affairs in this respect
In conmencirg my letter mentioned otner letters,
royal and imperial. The Emperor Of Austria tue
diesander Of Russia, implorins him 70 treat a
she Poles with the greatest severity The Emperor
him to treat tho roles with thc greatest ioniency Prus
sa and Austria have gained tho day, as now know
from dispatches received from Warsaw whore
rigorous teie degree that viii shock the whole civilized
world have been adopted
Your flies Of Ensrh papers vii give you ample detaa
Tho Emperor Napoleon, are told, has again written
70 the Emperor OF Russia, showing him in the ccrcst
ind most forcblc manner the misske committed by dy.
ing shus IN the raoo Of European sympathy for the Poles
We are tod this, aid In day or two the govo-ont
en- The part q bis Majesty; but can assure you s,
that his Majesty has done no such thing. Flo
Is aware that he win need tho aid Of Russia,
In eyra IN few weeks, and he will lie but happy TO
Russia putting down with the strong all attempts
the part Of the Poles to give trouble ally whom
janice sent 70 the Emperor Napolcon's government .
most decided and aconc note regards the occupation
% ~ tIen ~ y, ,sIs s S.e June ana
srl Go they viii not but fear that 10 divert tho at
tention Of Europe from the matter viii have boz
that have ever assorted the French TROOPS wcui
man in tho East Russia Will have crushed Poland q
hopes in few cays She has force OF two hun
dred thousand men now in Poland. fifty Thousand OF
which would suffice for tie purpose the rest can
60 easily he seni forward to the scene Of their future
usefulness that doubt the whole thing will DO dono in
the fines. order ard most quietly.
Franco is ready She has two armies n perfect order
for battle, for the Eet the other for Prussia. The
twenty thousand troops In Romo will il case OF trouble
IN the East leave the Eternal City and transports viii
be ready to take them at once to Syra. That france
corteptes this proved by the fact that her govern
ment has rst promised Sardinia most positively 70 with
draw hor troops from Rome within three mouths upon
Yngard depeais peace or war. II she ,caYts NAPOLEON
alone the Fast war will be deferred at any rate for
tn year Should she insst France Will MAKE an coca.
son arse that Nil give Europe something osc 10 think
Thousands OF Poles AM Hrngsns are ocsng 10 Italy
al bent upon enrolng under the banner OF erbald the
great lbcraicr. They think that be vii begia lis work
In Hungary ard that then Poland may hope fer tina. free
dom she 70 well deserves The greatest danger these
thussss fr oery have to dread u the Franco kussan
alliance This hrs ret apparently been thought ar yet;
but bear IN mind uy assertion that Eur cary and roland
will hne their present chances for Delty but slender
should England drive France into an overt alliance With
Russia onsiye ard defensive In the event or srch al
lance the two great empires viii keep Ito rect Of Europe
quiet unles they actually attack England spd cut Up her
commerce anc take from her her coloSIe such an enu
atty has been discussed here, believe me; and taking
into confederation the vast power Of the great nation
alliance. Her statesmen aware Of this, hence her
submitting TO so many snubs from France Lord Pal
merstuns Cabinet feels that Syria Ia the ,ou hstone
They dread to France and Russia accord in the Fast
and are doing all n their power 70 prevent such con-
summation. VIII they suoceeds few weeks will solve
the question Italy would, of course DO left 70 her own
Device and, grateful for such favor she would keep
out o. the turmoil OF any trouble between France AMI
any other Power IN Germany feeling OF d!strust is
fomentcd By French agents. II Is at present tho
policy Of the Emperor TO be bad terms with Germany
hence tho fact have just mentioned.
The Austrian Journals at present most unirlondly
night say hostile, in their tone towards France. The
following exirac, from the Austrian kInd7y Ga;de will
servo 20 illustrate my moaning
All new discoveries which y L. proposed 70 apply 70 an
artillery ~ numerous Ms that OF Austria ought 10 BE- subject
ed 70 numerous before being adopted because
der has supported AL tests; and hope that not many
months will before great number Of batteries
are 70 arranged that they may be charged with Eliminating
powder SO hat when the opportunity arrives We my sur
prize our enemy With this invention he surprised rs
In 1889 with his riaed car
This 10 surely aggressive and ~ much 70 the point AZ
can well be- In ycnetia matters bad az they can
be tho Austrian troops have boon informed BY their
Commander In chief (Benedek) that hencofortb they
should receive rayrstons thoy may expect, nothing
more but At tie same time they are duly in
formed that ere long they will have lighting
enough 70 do The government OF Austria Is meeting
with great oppceiton In its workings mot only In Hun
gary but, within the last few days, at Vienna
crowds Of citizens paradcd the Streets making demon
strstcns far from 10y and causing the authorities 70