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

people whining 70 have 0ACk taetr Orleans Princes
whom they drove away. Since the advent Of Psrsguy
ths Ministry OF the Interior the 0rlcanist party has
become 50 powertol 80 numerous that se day 1t will
take affairs into x hands and give hack 10 thsss
frances that which Q lew years ago torn from
thsm--the sceptre Of Franc. persigny to hrs
present ~ to quite sll the Orleans party. He has
done bis work we'll that the Orleans patty bids iar
to xiii him and his master ~ boot II Is really cr,us
Of the wild, ridiculous measures adopted by
Fersgny against his bdgbcsrs-the Orlsanists Before
he started for London he issued circulars 10 the prescs
in view OF the coming elections Ito urged the Preecs
~ elect republicans II they could not imeraliss. sAt
all risks and hazards keep out the 0reans repeats
Persghy lis very fear Of the arty--his foolish pese
eution u tie partycauses to grow and augment Hs
stupdly adv ssd hostility to he United states because
orsooh the Orleans Princes had taken up the Of
liberty and she Union. He imagined that the
they advocated TO be worsted they would lose prestige
thereby and SO he has continued doing all no could
counsel Observation-Disclosures He has urged the EN-
peror u lend armed aid 10 Davis and in TACT has done
his all TO embroil France in with Power
which counted the Orleans Princes among defenders
The people here all this and Judge accordingly and
as SAIL above, the Orleans party thriyss aud daily
gains IN power.
II really seems new however, that all idea OF media
70 IT, She understands that would be lighting the battles
OF France who could then easily get out OF That Mexican
imbrogo. 50 England Ud not dtote or interfere and
France now dare not do SO alone for tho question Orient
is about 10 assume new phase.
France 10 side with Russia against Turkey and
thus all the blood and treasure that lost during the
Crinean campaign Will have been lost IN vain. Truly
diplomacy is strange thing Will not the French people
get tired at last Of this going TO for "deas and
such conflicting ideasS The fact 10 there four
OF five outepuken members OF the Chambers who will
cry against these campaigns and their voices ring
thr ughout the empire. Their complaints echoed all
France and day the echo will change
angry howl Of discomfort, and before the Of the
people another government will melt away and back will
the Orleans family received with
enthusiasm they Will represent liberty and the end
OF despotsm all tue hard bear that 1t assumes
the appearance OF freedom.
The discussions In the Corps Legatf here bringing
put facts regards tho budget that sadly damage the
cause Of Imperialism. The few members OF the oppos-
ton indulge In remarks which nish the people they
understand that after ALL thepowers that be not
omnipotent and ~ certain result feelings Of dsoy atty
gam ground The following extract from the discourse
OF M. Henon, member of the Chambers will serve as an
ilustrawon OF my remarks. N Hsnon says 60 In
presence VI anonymous denunciattons and Of long
preventive detentions, do you not feet . de-
sire for revision u code Of criminal In
structon2 In word, IL Is high time that France
should have her habsis corpus, We maintain, then,
amendment, because consider the Legislation for
pubic safety o the causes Of public The
maintenance OF such laws leads Europe suppose that
are swayscn the eve Of arevoution. (siurmurs J
The GROWING Of the edhcs has been recently mentioned
Liberty alone can crown H. 10 you not fear lest the
walls Of the edihce should fall by prolonged delay ~
More nufmufs.)
such remarks in any ,,bsr country would 90 for but
their worth here they are as sparks in the powder
gaziuc.
have Just heard asserted that Council Of MIN Q.
the Number Of afy thousnd should be sent to Mexico
Generals VI The French Array should take tLo chief co