The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17


cunning which slids knows SO we'll how 70 50
Cotonei d Auvergne, tho chef Of his st.a, and AIN
Favra. i0ysei and Waflet his allies do camp
Tho Trenne. however viii ne< sail until the despatche
Of the ia " july which should arrive In Southampton
TO day tomorrow reach hore, and tha main body u
troops which consists " about 20 900 men MT 70
leave unil toward tho end Of August IL 10 SAID th,
General Forey lei. yichy the last words " the I'm
poror hun -" F1ftes Jen q rits'''Do well and
qoky"and that his Instructions are, ufon his arriy 4
he considers he clnaJn a things " u, ant
IL 70 march directly upon the city OF xico, and not
to await tho arrival q the forces. when, having
the city and enged the disaster before uabls
and sufficiently sustained the honor OF the Franth
flag, he viii dictate tcrn.s g. Jusrez aud rel ..
Aim IN completely thrown oyef board and his fortunes
sbanf nef BY the French government. number OF
gunboals Beng lifted out at iOuion, 70 be al 10
Mexico as Il Is said 'to operate against the Mcx can
mratcs" Certainly government cannot Tail 70 view
with distrust this collection OF French naval forces In
American waters.
The alleged intended lnyason Of the Pontirca territory
by Gari6su proves 10 have been either baseless
NOR OF else may have been originated by the Italian
party for ho rarp OF testing tho feeling OF tho
Italian people. At any rate such expedition has
started bat Garibaldi been making another speech
IN which ho abuses tho Emperor Napoleon in god
round terms Tor his continuing 10 play the watch dog and
constable 10 Cardinal Antonci
journal. L'CYisGnats. published in Orleans has just
been suppressed for having stated that N the chez ne. q
the department. Of the Lore. the blanket manfct
such low Obj that the operatives had out one
days work in four. Tho manufacturers themselves dc
MED the statement asserting that their mills were u,
constant operation and the Journal being charged with
disposition 10 excite the working population against tho
government, was wiped out Of existence.
subscription list addressed TO Patrioc Americans,
and in behalf Of the Sanitary for the oe VI
the wounded and Sick has been opened at the banking
Of Monroe Co., in the do la PAX. The Follow
ing gentlemen have already bed hundred dol
lars each Thomas y Curtis, n N. Beckwi.h, George I.
Anc leans who had intended remaining in Europe during
the making rapid preparations 70 return 70
America, on account OF tho critical state Of affairs ana
the high rate OF exchange.
TIE stunpug drama q the "stranglcrs Of India has
made great hn the Porte St. Martin. Tho scenery
and decoration orenty gorgeous, and the play pos
a great deal of thrilling dramatic interest Its
author il H. Gaaud cmpoye in the bureau OF the Miais-
ter &C State.
Tho dramatic version Of ..Is Mlserabes = by NJ Chas
Hugo, the Of the novelist, Is to DO brought out In
spcudd style during the coming season at tho Ambgu
Comque 1t is to be cast with great strength Frederick
Lcmaitre being engaged for the role OF Jean Va'leau
whiie Bocage, 1t - said, will I'LL that OF Gilrnor
mand. and Marie Laurent that OF Fantine. There was
fear at ono time that tho Minister Of State would
not permit the performance OF the piece, for ieaI
that it might be made the occasion for a Political
deinonstraton but learn that all obstacles have been
removed, and that tho management of the Ambigu is
already engaged upon the mountings OF the drama.
1t is said that Edmond About Is engaged IN whiting
piece tho Odcon After the Ill which attended
the production Of "Gaetana, IL would scarcely seem
key that NJ About would dare to test his popularity
again upon the boards unless indeed, no has en-
tered into q treaty OF peace With tho students.
The Cirque Imperial has already begun to move to the
theatre in tire place du Chatelet The new Cirque
Gazette and Foes Dfamatques will open about the sth OF
August
The new hcel--which now has name it having beer
decided that the title otol de la PAX" belonged VI
right to the establishment In the de IL Paix which
his been kept for many years by man named Muller
and who demands 500 900 francs Tor the
Of the nancwill ii Is said BIO christened Grand Hotel
de Ia Concorde.h
The Princess Clotilde and her baby lourshng 50
well that the Moniteu has ceased to adorn its official
lurnns with bulletins regarding their health
PArIs, August l. 1862
The Sout>rners in Paris-Teelino Anongthe Loydliss
Slieits Decentralization IN Eurepe-Departure
Of G.aTal fsrcy--Mericaa Agairs-The Emperor a
Tichy-7he american SuJscsiytion, DC, dc.
The Souherners in Paris TO Nc in very high spirits
the Of the partial rebel successes IN the
West and the prospective uprising in Kentucky and Ten
nessee In fact they much eated that they say
now that they do not desire any foreign armed norven
ton and would accept no offer OF mediation which i'm
posed upon them any conditions as requisite to rccog
milton of their independence. We still continue to hope
that each succeeding mail may bring us news which may
put them On their marrowbones again. as humble beg
CARS at the feet Of tho European monarchs Among tn,
loyal Americans hero the feeling is OF general indg
nation against the conduct of the Secretary Of War; who
permitted Mcclellan TO remain without the reinforce
ments which might have been sent TO him few months
since and with which he might have held the rebel
capital, The rebels here making tho best use Of
recent apparent revcrses. Blowing" and 50 bather-
they are INDUCING really wonderful extent.
Even Beverley Tucker, who short time siuce seemed
pinng and melancholy has resumed his wopted rotun.
dily aud chssrfursss manner and takes his
diurna cocktails with his usual pscidy. In the absence
~ Thouvenel, who gone into Germany to spend tc
hot season, the Minister of Commerce and Agriculture
NJ Rouhcr, is appointed al INTERIM Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Ruuher has from the beginning been 10 favor Of
recognition OF the Southern coniedcracy, and now that
silel has good opportunity 10 see him frequently he IA
plying him with additional arguments In favor Of such
course SIN, do not believe the European Powers viii
commit any overt act against US at prcent. am sorry
TO say that the general aud growing impression in Europe
Is nov that tho will soon be over. no,
bv tho fact that government has put down
the rebellion, but ny the rebels forcing n u
an acknow lcdgnent u their Independence. But there
Is IN this at least the consolation that so long as
this idea continues to hold possession OF the French aud
English governments there VIII be no Interference. In
deed from present appearances, Europe may long
have enough attend TO here, without extending is
wsrlgc opea ions abroad. Although the statement tina,
Garibald preparing to land force Of six thousand
men upon the ponncal territory proves 70 be incorrect
there J. doubt that the great aud restless agator
stirring UP "party for action for some movement
snd that Italy win long bc called upon to reluquat
either his friendship that of France. At the hast
counts ne had kft Sicily for "somc point Unknown II
c. very evident that great agitation exists al Italy
and 1t is not unlikely that al any moment We may hear u
some which viii knde the blaze Of revolution
over Enrcpo.
General Forey has at last taken bis departure for Vera
Cruz lie sailed Tuesday last from Cherb rg, IN tho
line OF battle ship the Turenne accompanied by his stat
and Gsyqra Mraa92b lhe tutspge also esrrs: Out =.
men the wentish Foot ,hasssnrs, and considerable
quantity Of stoes Tie Ci and six other ships Of the
line are preparing 10 start with troops % wetas Tho
Orsnsoque and hon;ezuma (frsates), aud three rg,
transports The Napseon, screw steamer, Is alEs
aing for al cperbourg her destination being the
coast OF North America. Tho HorIenr has published
General Lreneezs Official repor, of The attack of the I've
| coinJanics VI tho Ninety ninth upon the Mexican
| troops lnEono, and also " tho attack mad,
BY General 2aragoZa upon orzaba Private letters re-
ceive here from General J0reuccz said not 20 he
very cheerful character charging the most gross deceit
upon Alm0Eto and rprceuting tho feeling of the McA
can people determined against permitting The dcta
ton Of France IN their affairs. There Is no doGbt Low
that all the former schemes 81 monarchy or even ID.
displacement o Juarcz and the destruction o the present
constitutional government have been abandoned aud il
Is said that uf the undtrstogf arrangements uder
which General Concha comes 20 ParG the ambassador
az spain that when France shah sufficiently sus-
tanned the honor q her Gag IN Mexico the Emperor
gov ernmcDt sbnl negotiate with Juarez aud retire
| which the Emperor VIII probably 10 very glad