The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

ana low ihttuoto tho holo thas "u~n f'-.S~ ~-~A
Sustained the honor Of tho flag and taken posses
sion OF the city Of Mexico all the OF Regeneration"
will be abandoned; aud the Emperor will withdraw his
forces after having sufficient indemnity for the
past satisfactory security for the future SIN this
may all be mere blind and IL Is asserted that new
plans not yet fairly ventilated will then DO developed
and among mentioned the possibility OF the choice
Of the American Bonapare" the President Of Mexico
Il Is by no means improbable that the extraordinary ma
val preparations the United States, with reasonable
proepect OF our domestic difficulties being settled during
the coming fall may have had their influence IN deter
mining the change in the Emperor's plans
The Par's occasionally has hammering sor. OF article
sangune Of the rebel in Paris have evidently
given up all hope that anything Of this kind will occur
for DAY from Fontanebleau, he received deputaton
the cotton spnners Of Rouen who mpored his Majesty
were nearly out material, and would shortly DO
PEELED TO suspend their operations and thus throw thou
sands Of operatives out OF employment These same cot
spinners. it will be reelected, last spring, when
they had considerable quar- tiles OF the raw ma
tsrlai in warehouses In Havre chose to make
70 Roasn sna III hs wav arrs
diverted from France 70 England. Now they bid
fair 70 suffer for their cupidy and il 10 not probable
f the impossible thing OF attempting procure cotton
supply by bringing on war with the United States 1t
Is stated that tho Is about appropratng the
sum Of six hundred thousand francs 70 the large silk
manufacturing establishments OF Ruge Lyons for tho
purpose OF keeping II IN operation, the proprietors stat
ing that they will be obliged 70 suspend unless they 90
tanned such assistance. SO you that the Enps
besst upon all sides and besides having look
for the employment Of operatives whom lack Of labor
would convert hungry revolutioniss he has been
rendered little uneasy doubtless by the discovery in
Paris OF the existence OF secret association one object
Of which his assassnation-after which general
revolution to ensue and grand sociastlc republic
TO founded upon the ruins Of the present empire This
scheme discovered in March last and yesterday tho
trial OF the more prominent msmbers-of whom ffty.
three arragnedwas commenced before the Tribunal
Correctonnee OF Paris. Many Of them arc returned
exss and most OF them from the laboring classes
while among Thorn Is apothecAry, man named Mot
who has long been known as an uneasy democrat"
The trial excites great deal OF interest, and some OF
the best legal talent Paris has been retained for the
defence Of the prisoners. -
There has been no small degree amusement caused
in Europs among those who know the facts AZ the re-
cspton which the Albany Warwick met upon his arrival
in America and the mention OF the distinguished ser
wees" which no performed behalf OF our cause and
government during his trip through Europe. Now tho
fact that during the whole OF that tour Mr. Weed was
IKE nsL ~ Oh water 40 lsay aia nos Anow ~nns
England he called Lord John RUSSELL and wrote few
epstles for the London Tines and being able to speak
the language OF tina country sustained the action OF our
government any ohsr patriotic citizen would when
ever occasion offered. Beyond this his "serviccs"
actually amounted to nothing, and in France and
Germany the languages OF the country operated
elec,ual drawback upon Mr. Weeds missionary Efforts
He received the popss blessing, however in Rome but
whether that included absouti0n for all his past political
sins am not informed although he had powerful ad
with Holiness there in his friend Archbishop
hughes, VINO, way " ID wan MUCH IkNOte0
by the Pope during his sojurn in the Eternal City
Tho Emperor and Empress left Fonainobleau on Sun
day The Prince Imperial was sent Off TO st. Cloud with
his while their Maesties commenced their trip
through the departments Of Movers, Pay de Drne and
Cher After few days the Emperor goes to vichy to
give his liver chance 70 recruit and her Majesty re-
turns to st. Cloud give the benefit u her experience
and kindly 70 she Princess Cotiide In her forth
coming trying hour.
General has arrived in London, but goes TO Spain
without passing through France.
The family Of Mr. Dayton lefs Paris yesterday for
The new Hotel do Ia Paix it u now positively stated,
ia to be- opened 70 the public on the 18th of July.
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2, 1862.
American Diplomats at Cour-lus San F+ancico-
STATE of Feeling IN the CapcI-Sersrty of h< Gousn-
ssen-TAr~ Journals Ssppressed-Nep Uniueyssty at
Odessa, de-, dc.
On the 2sth ut Mr. Cassus NJ Clay presented his let
Of recall " the Emperor aud introduced bis
sor, Mr.. Cameron, and the Secretary Of Legation.
Tho Aorskos SIornik contains a report from Captain
Davidor, Of the corvette Kaevala. who passed
some weeks Francisco roSte from Kamschaika
The Sandwich Islands, and perfectly delighted at the
cordial reception no met with subscription ball was
given to him and his officers at which all the beauty and
fashion Of the Pacific emporium were present. The
walls Of the banqusting hall were adorned with portraits
Of the Emperor aud Empress Of Russia, surrounded
California was the inscription, "In union is
,trsngth,r being . quotation from the famous des-
patches Prince Gortchako 10 the Russian Minister
wash gton On Captain Davdo and bis officers
ing saloon the band struck up the Russian national
anthem, "God preserve the Gar" and the company
We'd with each ether in showing every kind Of attention
to their neghbors they called them shorts
TIE determination between sailors your Califor
MAN fellow citizens appears TO have been complete
There have been tho last two weeks and
the agitation produced by the previous tremendous
fagraons beginning to subsids Az yet, notwthstand
ing the that have taken place. posi-
proof has been discovered that they tho work
OF incsndarss and it not impossible that after all,
they were owing accident. So much certain
that OF stone buildings only paraivey limited num-
Der. under thirty were consumed. The two great ba
zaars, the inhabitants Of which the principal suffer-
srs, covered exclusively with wooden tenements;
and, this being the case, IL stands to reason
thai they might easily catch fire by accident,
and that would then be extremely difficult prevent
the flames from spreading. The common people, how
ever, still firmly persuaded that they proceed from
the authors the revolutionary pamphlets which have
plot the arstocrats who dissatisfied with the
cpaon Of the peasantry and wish TO be revenged the
Emperor for the loss OF their privileges. This feeling
was shown in PAINFUL manner by the behavior Of the
popuice towards unfortunate young man, Leutsnan,
Obrutchen, who convicted Of having hand in these
pamphlets and who would certainly have been ynched
II he had not been protected by the guard The mob
/ Possessed with the IDEA that ne oil
the ncsndiarss and from plying his wretchoa fate
he been Condemned TO ten years In Siberia They
banned the government for being too lenient iowa
him. and would gladly have him hung shot, or
least knoussd Altogether II the radical party CAL
cusd upon the support of the people they have been
terribly undeceved BY the events OF the last few weeks
The fact that they going little too fast and
stated q former communication, things had 10
such pass that but alternative left-bloody
revolution stern reaction.
Under these circumstances the stringent Measures
taken BY the authorities public tranquility are
sxcusabs, and, perhaps, justilable but It Is 10 DO
feared that they will fall into the error OF 20.
vsrnmsnts troublesome times, and DO unreasonab
they hitherto weakly ndugcnt. The OH
cia Journal de s. Pestourg says that the insane at
tempts Of the revoutioniss, who preach murder, rob-
berry, the pevesion OF order and the destruction q pro.
perry 4" have only served unite tho Emperor more
closely with his people, and that they will have effect
upon the policy OF reform inaugurated by him AZ the
commencement Of hs reign but this declaration does
quite harmonic with Of tho proceedings TO
which he has given MS sanction. press rcgula
tion issued and by decree OF the Minister