The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Y0RK HEIALD THURSDAY, AUGUST a. lsss-TRPLR SHEET

NEW VAs
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LOOK 70 she pray you. 1hs men -, ~ s."Ss vSsa
tbk auteso0s traffic, we're tb<y 10 yoW ssDxSyEs 49,
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You arc aware mat, sy . reosss dec,s'ss = ns va
provisIoDsd ana SEQ. hon knaims p.rss " ra'se
Ss ss,sss '':S''I Nv '0s' Never %ps, e yoa 4s have
your revenge baodrsd fold by and ~: A seas Euro
DO .Sscs E England ~ sure "a b. Sraxxs AsaS and Ass
ADaly. You have good ship yards and building d0cks
s a.s i share S ss sos s. y :. Keep
snd ihiDk know who supUly them. We shall then
know whose commerce safsr bitterly tAs high
ss Tor ner own ossrssssas inssprssaaons Of Atsrna
BY the way, this Of yours bean good for English
pIeaders Their forced reang Of yeur great juriscsn-
suns has hterally amazed them. They humbled BY
.ss very conempla,'ea Of The grandeur Il thought, In
sdlV language, and uDanswerable force 0i reasoning
wn which your great authorities set forth the principles
q International law, all Of which tell dead against
fhe Polish war inevitable. There ihas been bitter
gew between Russell and Palmcrston tho subject
tan y Russia; bot Russell has . nervous terror and
s1ruse o. Napoleon The sudcious bottle holder has.
% s ssrsS :ss az and me
Rates Russia, whose rulers have ssnbbed and baked
nn moro Than once and old men are sptefuy revenge
Talking OF "botte holdersp REMINDS me Of the ..rng
no coming hght between King and Heenan Is subject
o. deep interest bere raised that the great
American champion was alarmsngly a. can assure you
was an utter falsehood Hcenan 10 In prime condition
ard, for my part. sbouIdn. ike to be in Kngs shoes
shere be fair play this time There pretty fight
other day, between game little Irshman from Limerick
yen pnon, and the famous Niger pct OF the English
BOD ravers was beautifully fought and well contested
1he Niger had splendid training and science and scarcely
missed blow but the magnificent pith and power Of
twohours lighting they interrupted by the police The
battle was renewed and Dillon left the neld fresh and
and arms he could scarcely lit up.
Are not our English journals becoming excessively
delicate and Sa.hial Of later They used 70 make II
standing Joke that American ladies mock modest
that they would blush II you were rude enough to talk
Of the "ieg OF chair Your contemporaries themselves
member how they used TO detail every "intsrestipgn
event preceding the birth Of Queen vicioras children
ample thsy recently announced as an excuse for tbe
Princess OF Wales not appearing at certain ussy exhib
tions, that she was seriously indisposed" They
were 100 modest TO state the plain truth, namely,
RED; that sne .ss ladies wish 70 30 Who ove their
cemsn, from these ridiculous Festivities might produce
premature birth, with ise consciousness This what
ihs msaIy -mouiheinsss FOR shs nswspspsrs. -'''
The death OF Sir Creswell Cesws tho great Judge Of
the Divorce Court here has caused deep TO the
CROWDS OF applicants with whose applications for divorce
this court 10 chock full There work enough already
for two years and plenty more pouring In and the Times
pure and vrtuons counry"I am not ike other men i,
Amongst the applicants is said to be tho we Of certain
pretty well known in New York and Philadelphia in con.
Dect0n with certain attempts At /" foreign enlistment"
Few years ago. But more OF this next week.
Osr Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, August IA, 1863
Yhe Neo Phase Of Me Mexican Questionable Fete To-
Acknowledgements Diaaer--P Professor NaIer-Aar
riacs of az Arerian Co.,.ul-Jeoett talks with King
at Last, DC.
The grand topic OF the week. excluding indeed almost
every other, has been the phase in which the Mex
question has entered, resulting from the called
election" OF the Archduke Maximian, OF Austria to
the throne OF the Mexican empire. The English
don't seem 10 like II, the spanarAs plsased with it
snii less, and even the AusriAns themselves who II
might appear At rst glance ought feel astsred the
boSor conferred the brether Of their sovereign
still less disposed to be pleased wha, they plainly gee
lead 10 complications hieh w give France con.
trolling influence over heir government tssems yet
somewhat uncertain that the Afchdnke who himself lis
nothing 10TH will be permitted accept the dignity Of
fered him. although La France Of sst evening AYERS that
the question Ia smpy OF the arrangement OF the
which ARCTIC be given him. and that this
ter will be settled IN family council be held vi.
emma, and presided over by the Emperor, Immediately
after his return from the Congress Of soyereigns at
Frankfort. 'g
An onciai JournAl, however, the GdeGn AnrchteNne,
declares that in The accsptaton refusal Of
ths throne OF Mexico 10, up 70 the present matter
purely personAlto she Archduk that the Austrian govern
ment has played role In It, and that the negotiations
bave taken place exclusively between the Archduke aud
the Cabinet q the rusries" How much Of tais to be
taken q literally true and how much Of 1t surrounded
with halo Of diplomatic dubiousnsss, It 10 Of course i'm
possible 70 tell There pQt lsy here yaq ssR b.
leve that the Archduke is put forward mere man OF
straw, aud that before the Mexican municipalities, under
the pressure OF French bayoes called upon to
ciso ther free choice, another man. perhaps the Prince
Napoleon may be induced 20 accept their votes, sne
Mexico he thus literally reduced To French dependency
In any event, you may depsnd upon IL matters
arranged that the municipaiies win gvo their free
votes 10 whomseyer is designated worthy Of their
reception. fhey manage inese things sxccently in
France"
uniess this Meyesn srs'r lssas our government into
direct conflict with france and frsncs IN Teturn ime
disely recognizes the ScGtnsgn confedefscy there
little presrec, c ars hng being done in the M,ter drec
ton suos.
The cloud stiH dukeus tho hori1us o' Rurope and
the i0shmgy nrn position which Ru-sia has taken
VIII require al tho bs-t diplomacy the OF the
three Towers avert The French note IN repy
~ tih lasi rcs,.ao III rscnasoG es Zen, n.t yonday
and tho-c Il kngspd 4fd 5gs'f, ihe day following
and Ne answer uIiy be expected ~ about ten days.
Al paris s up snd ave N anticipation d the csesra
ton of The n3tlpla fts, ahch takes pisee tomorrow.
The prs:rIInne i ao0ul the same u.naie D,uus In
the churches IN the morning free theatres and
1ulrle iNnflhifnlt anu sylnhastlc
performances TIE pttdle De- arrlIeS the after
ncou-tos ether with the climbing oi creased pOlcs and
other uiule'tnal that descr ptton with
which fArisisnA ard tle thousauds tast come from
all parts the country thie day arc always
dohghted n The evening the tluminaiions promise
- be- unusually splendid Ihe terrible heat of the
weather. however uuiess should be blcs ed with a
change to-day of which thofo present toca viii
interfere sadly nh the aIusemons. such weather has
been scarcely known within the memory ol the iodest
mhsbitant." The thermometer sunday last ranged
as high 100 degrees Fahrenheit, winch Is higher than
has been known beoFe IN nfty wears.
NJ br1uyn 10 inuys gives . grand diplomatic diuper
~ morrow At witch the affairs Of world Id general
will be talked over in friendly way.
Among the Americans t preseut N Paris or less
celebrated IN The professional world IS Professor ne las
sle Miller, who occupies the thar Obstetrics IN the
Aurh Medical College, ~ Chicago. nr. Miller
hts been ior weeks in Paris husily employed
IN exam npR and purchasing many models plates and
ufeIarattNrv with ahTh II Illustrate Ieetrrnv IN