The New York herald., 1862-07-31

1n by Neneral Tarzlne the secnnd by
G-neral Lorencez and brigade OF cavalry under tha
oommand OF General d. Mirandol
It ts said that General C,ncha has been appointed
Sranish Amo sador near the Court OF the Tueres IL
place VI NJ. Mon.
PAsg, July IS, 1862
Loyal S.ttes-7he Return Of Ae Orleans Princes
fh Course Of Eh0iaad Regarding Recognition TAe
Rusor as to tho tsae DERIVATION of TIE Franco
Moscan Army-Tss supplies 10 be Sent TO Nerico-
he~diciy Of the london Isses-Th N~c Hotel ne la
Pair-A Police Pdmphla-A Curious Aono~,aniae
DC, &c.
Perhaps there spectacle which attracts such dis
tinct and unanimous admiration people rising
with gigantic energy under heavy disaster Every one
m France has heard OF the battles the Chckahomny,
and 1t is not denied that there many here who
would not bs sorry that this temporary OF the
South should be the OF terminating . the
effects Of which beginning seriously 10 tel the
great hives industry. But AL sentiments OF this
aro swamped In ths universal admiration which the
noblo and conduct OF the North has excited
no ses.all men raying around the governments IL
victory rather than defeat had called them together,
with ons accordant voice proclamiag the whos
world strongly determination than ever support 1t
In the conturapc OF the war and TO know that all
comrstpg simply to WHO shall exhibit the greater
sacrihce aid sefdenisl in pu person a cause
emncntly patriotic. is indeed q proof or gallant and
puissan nation whose will be the envy and ad
miraton of foreign peopla7 In distant ages and the
French so gallant race themselves, everywhere
loud in their expressions Of noble sympathy.
But what has made the Orieanist princes turn
the frst revsrsef Was 1t simply for this, II is asket,
tha the Comte de Paris and the Dc de Chartres crossed
She Atlantic ana themselves undor the banner OF
law aud orderf Unhtppy Bourb doomed to be in the
wrong whether in retirement activity you have drawn
in uiv tn ita
an dshonor Il is Of NO use to say that arrangements
made rcrsyour departure before the late battles
1hat 700 perhaps intend to the aeld
The world won't believe il; 1t viii believe nothing but
Shat You have given evidence the that faith
not to be put in princes. fear that impcy this
act to call 1t by the gentest nams will stroy
She prestige which the sight Of their hereditary princes
contendiag In battle array the side OF noble
was really exciting In the breast of many France who
had besn but cold friends before.
It is unlikely that undtsguised satisfaction this
reverse has occssonsd in England the deep anxiety
she has shown to inveigle France to join her in in
mediate recognition Of the rebels. have
added stimulus 10 tho natural admiration OF the country
IT is known generally that Earl Cowey has been
secret visit TO yichy, whero the Emperor urg-
arg every argument Earl Russell could suggest
Ais Majesty TO take d. cisive step. But
tng the to the contrary do believe the
He has been heard again and again say II have
right to assist the South than the English had the
vendeeans in Revolutionary war and this
festy true hope his Majesty will have the good
10 stick to it. know is said that the immense
xorcsmsats which being sent 70 Mexico apparently
Tar larger. than the necessities OF the demand
ultimately intended for the occupation OF tho South;
shs | am unwilling to believe.
Count de Lorencez the French general in Mexico
from orizaba under date Of June H. that he expected
be attacked the following day. The transport Mo
see, which was waiting to leave Toulon for Vera Cruz'
suddenly received orders hasten dspartsre by
tyfour hours and accordingly took its departure
with Of 230 900 rations both u food and of
drink sufficient for forty days Tho SANG
despatch ordered the whole Of the dock
arsenal TO be put into requison hasten tho aysnne
O. leave with the OF the fleet, and 1t will Ia fact be
ready by the end Of this week.
rhe Constsonsiof Of this mornlg Contents itself BY re-
producing the following paragraph From the London nes
Snd leaving t without reSnarkk-"we read In the Tyes
q be 18th that s true that Mcclellan was completely
6ssssn the 9Th, losing his aud his baggage
shat he would have bsen driven into the bat
gor tbs projection Of his gunboa Tho federal govern
mont has succeeded Disgusting this fact hitherto
st not she stop the rapid fall Of the public funds
Even or America herself Honesty and sincerity would
DO the best policy s'rS pA-.r
The new Hotel do Ia Paix, which has been erected on
tAs Boulevard dss Capuctnes during fourteen
onhs after having had the honor Of visit from the
Empress Eugene, who s staying at S4 Cloud while her
Imperial husband Is drinking the vichy waters 10 now
opened 70 the public Its architectural disposition has
great resemblance that Of the Grand Hotel du Louvre
with which all Americ who have been in Paris are
Familiar. IL is. however. not so large II makes up
seyen hundred beds whereas that the ouvre can a,
present furnish one thousand The tar Of prices 40
Salons from 30 francs q night 70 a. according 10
height aud frontage bedrooms with two b.ds aud
dressing room, from ~ francs T. or without the
Srsns. Ss sbe ,oo sa d a,nn.rs atk aaee with vine,
1eep o. servants. With half bottle Of vine fSaScs
Ine dining room 10 so entirsiy unique that must ~
Tempt 70 describe t. II IL hear possible semi,
crce, and contains tables about tour feet wide
placed perpendicular ~ the diameter base at which
tYcuty I've metres. The height the room is fifteen
is lighted by skyfght, which IL Of very beautiful
aesign and All glass and sotered OF gauze Covering
OF exquisite flowers. The general cfc, Of the whole az
ehs visitor enters really rdriant. Sixteen cooesal
ssmess .bs ass, s. aSn me nrss TER the
hno or chord ca which 10 rests The second tier is
sarked by sixteen win ows, either side Of wb ch are
marble figures OF life size ia every attitude Of eninns
grace. The third tier composed or small circular
lights let in as 1t were TO pouches Of peculiar design
Dut soneihng similar TO the conpzrrnents az yauIted
recf The prevailing pale e. cen PIC ntifuly re-
iievsd with white. The pilasres which tsrsect the
windows and mirrors are painted deep 70 malachite
richly veined There much ridtng and
therefore the effect upon the eye, with o light from
tbove, exceedingly grateful The tos .semtL is most
ihsrmns. and delicate tLa, u seems II the oior Of
ordinary vsnds would be desecratou. Az IL was lust
Inner time Wrought away ths bill " fare which
afollovs-
Potsgs h crscy
Risollcs De foie gras.
sAumou- sarra HDandaiR
A. Ionge do veau a y FiamS ide.
- Filet de chovreuil, sauce tomsaA
Macaroni . q Milanaise-
Poulards rolls
Saads de Romains.
Artichants Ia Lyons .iaA
Pudding de cabinet,
Madeleine glxcee.
m. price. !, i !. b. oSs.v v.d ~
81 tue Hotel de Louvre, whit b franc higher that
grounds dom, s1Sw ", II anss ,Ss ss % ssIs y.
81 ,ha ard Louvre. Thee raj and desirable than that