The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10

ton and a. the opening the term In October win
be amply prepared by Esw buildings and renewed scen
6c apparatus TO resume its eminent career and Justify
its widespread reputation for impartrg practcAi sdu
cation In the highest and most useful sense 10 kS y6uns
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The arrival Of the Count Dc Chanbord at Lusssns In
Switzerland 10 announced The Fauesurg 81. German,
1t Is aid sends It's rsp % pay It's respects
the Prince
communicative from Rome Of the lAth Of June, In
the Presse, sayas-
Before two |sv. bsvs nasssd .ver sh,s stv vi be de-
serted. A. those who expect TO md place on board
she steSn packet hastsning their departure and
remain here The Romans ask themselves how much
longer the present political state Of things to continue
The Holy Father, say the bishops, remains unshaken;
that 10 10 he replies by fossumus to ell the pro-
positions made to hm; hence follows that the French
ambassador has NO longer anything to do At Rome,
useless for him 10 speak Of arrangement and concia-
ton.
Oar Paris COrresp0ndence.
PANS. June 20, 1867.
The Scheme Of Intervention in the Amsrics War-Erpres
sion Of SENT 06ctal Papcr-Slidesps Last Offer TO
| Napoeon-Coumt de PeSsigny STU in Londoa-The
Aerican Difficulty and he Fsnancirs-Princs NapolssS
Gone to LendoW DC.
The Comsiu ions OF this morning contains an article
published in the HERALD set In the usual
"doubs lsadsd form OF its articles which intended
70 DO considered a. having sort Of ssnonacl char
actsr
This last oracua assertion can only be explained by
the fact R be one and believed here shat slidel
has been authorized promise the French government
that the Southern conederacy will accept the plan Of
! 'mediation" which may DO orered-a proposition for
really so, the plan Of mediation would with much
favor than otherwise woud among the people OF
Europe, who are 30 anxious that tho war should be
Upon the return Of Count do Psrsigny from London
next week we shall doubtless learn more about this me
diaton project.
IL would seem ordinary observer that the Empe-
ror would have just IS much q. he could mad time and
running the risk Of having the whole American continent
combne in arms against him. 1he Corps Legs at voted
unanimously and without any discussion, the extra rdi
credit OF fifteen millions Of francs asked for by tho
Ministers Of War and Marine, and which is 70 be excu
Mexico.
Twelve thousand additional troops are TO be immed
atsy sent In vessels OF and Transports which
being prepared At Havre, Touon and Cherbc urg
certain number of volunteers called for from the
garrison of Paris and the lists were filled in single day;
the journals and people no have opposed the entire
scheme from its incpiency now that the French arms
have met with reverse, are becoming enthusiastic for
vigorous prosecution Of the Still tue moneyed
men shake their heads and stocks keep down.
Prince Napoleon has gone 70 London on visit to tho
great exhibition.
PARn, June 90, 1867
Intervstton the Uaised States Likely b. Pied by ne
Etes Ae1ico-Cosva de Pcysgny's Mission TO London
Sort Of Fyasco-Pdnleyaon RaAer Wary-Eagand
Said be Independent Of Napoeo-fae Orleans Feeling
Erteadtns-Going to War for an /" idea" Tery En-
psnsire-ImrtridlisM Going Dopn, dc.
Events are proving how correct were my surmisss
months ago 70 the proportions 70 BE- assumed by the
Mexican expedition. We are now assured by the semi
official journals that the government will send twelve
thousand troops 70 Mexico. state that twenty
thousand to be despatched thiaher12 900 70 leave
At and 5000 in the latter part Of September
unless it should appear they needed before that
date The has demanded and obtained from
the Corps Legsatf fifteen millions Of francs for The
prosecution Of the Mexican war. may add that, %
means Of obtaining the consent Of Of the most
refractory members Of the Chambers 10 this VOTE pro
misses have been made that the government Of the
United should insasfsEed wish and that all
idea Of mediation would be abandoned The vote OBJ.
taiIsd, II remains to be whether che authorities
will keep their promises. That they should not do
would astonsh no But am assured that n de
Persgny has made nasco in England. The st. James
Cabinet has had the bad taste the French
Minister Of the Interior Envoy Extraordinary for Je
DAVIS that his arguments in favor Of the latter not
conclusive, and in tact that II is no CO. Pane ston
would ike TO do it, but then those YanAees stub
born and viii light whe her hey Lave money not.
and IL spite Of the array OF fuu taxes besides which
they awkward trick Of making queer gunboats
| and large cannons and somehow fight SO well with
them, hat really "a ObIge Napoleon
III. and Davis, the English don't how IL be done
at Any price.
and will have to fall back upon the leaders Of the Lon.
don Pst chance for letting OF his ac:um a,ed bite.
He will get tho EDITOR Of that Journal put little
steam, aud articles abisv and
| i'm. er sinent win be concocted Mediation will
be taxed Of AZ certain thing, speedy
suit. Europe will believe that, as tho Pos. is
Palmersons organ, these artic his inspiration,
ana thus Persigby viii get his moneys worth. DO
let london Post frghtei you any more It's bark is
\ |
England has at last got q set OF against that Trent
affair. she longer dresds France that account.
she feels sure that Napois III must come Ia co tct
| with he AHis lean GOV srDmeDt, anu hat
feeling of exas alton against France exist the
minds Of the American people - England has less ear
u french and American coalition against her. Shs
shouts 10 France, Ellie on AID laughs e. Napole
ssttng deeper and dee In what VIII pr,vs sad Affair
| for him.
Al France IL amazed and dsgusei at the Mexican OF.
pediti d. ITO soldiers volunteer " 10 Mexico by
thousan that strIs but then only look at the
spirit Of nterprse that desire for active service which
all mBi y feel. But tn, peoyie-ths taxpayers--
sxpeadion which al feel ~ be useless ouo
Napoleon i'll. is each day getting new enemies the
people are whining 70 have back taeir Orleans Princess
whom they drove away. Since the Of Psrsguy
ths Ministry OF The Interior the 0rcanist part has
become powerful, numerous, thai day will
into itx hants and give hack thyss
! frances that which Q lew years ago WAS torn from
| then,--tbe sceptre Of Frame Persigny to hrs
prsssot 81 to quite lll the Orleans party. He has
dome his work we'll that the Orleans patty bids fair
to xiii him and his master tu boot. 1t is really Curious
to hear Of the wild, ridiculous measures adopted by
Iersigny against his bdgbcarsthe Oreanists Before
he started London he issued circulars prescts
in view the coming elections rio urged the Projects
70 elect republicans II they could not imeriaiss. AT
all risks and hazards keep out the 0rieansts repeats
Persigby. lis very fear Of the yhis foolish pese
eution u tie party-causss to grow and augment Hc
stupidy sed hostility to he United States because,
forsooth the Orleans Princes had tken up Of
liberty and tbe Union. He imagined that the
they advocated to be worsed they would lose pre- s2s
I Inv nd ho has uuadd uinU h.,