The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02
PARIS, July II, 1888.

donias-Death of the Duke of Hdmiiton-Paris SEQ
port-Colorsd Troops Paris-7hc Black Doctor }" DC
The harps OF secession friends in Paris hanging
mournfuy upon the willows The news up to the oven
ing Of the 4th Of July which reached here yesterday
which contained the accounts of the lighting Gettys
burg, has not been at all satisfactory to them They
had been anticipating something Of entirely different
description and the capture OF Washington and the entire
defeat Of the Army Of the Potomac the principal
items Of their anticipated bill OF rejoicing For week
past they have been preparing for this had projected
grand celebration at the Grand Hotel in honor OF the
event Had it occurred thea the Emperor either single
handed or in conjunction with Spain, was 10 have &C.
knowledged the Southern concderacy for have
sorted that Mr. Sde had arranged this whole matter
In his last interview with the Emperor They
he convinced his Majesty Of the Importance Of
placing an extensive territory under Q government
friendly to him and hostile Mexico and the
United States and II Ia even said had offered TO give up
Texas to France and to agree to the gradual abolition
slavery In return for this the Emperor was to acknow-
ledge the Southern confederacy and then lend his phys
cal aid TO them in reganng possession Of tho Mississippi
river All that lacking, they asserted to make their
programme fixed fact, was the news, which they OK
pected to receive yesterday, OF great Union defeat
This did not come however, and they gloomy unhap
py and exceedingly dampened in their enthusiastic ardor
We, on the contrary-every man Of us-feel six inches
taller at the hope that at length army has found
leader worthy and able handle 1t and TO lead II to
victory.
The reply Of Russia to the notes OF France England
and Austria expected to received to-day or tomor-
row. II is generally believed that Russia will accept In
principle the propositions made by the three Powers and
thus throw upon the Poles the Of refusing what
will not be at all satisfactory them. In any event.
after the determination exhibited by the English govern
ment not to go to war for tan dea In the interest Of
Poland, II Ia generally believed that will cnsue
The United States school corvette Macedonian, her
way TO Lisbon has been lying days at Cherbourg
and Captain Luce and about twenty young Of the
graduating class have been up hore seeing tho sights OF
Paris. They are fine looking set OF youths. and do
credit to our navy. At the Jardin Mablle few
ings since OF them met the Of Mr. Mallory, the
rebel Secretary Of the Navy, who had boon class.
mate with him at the Naval School at Annapolis He
coste1 him. which young Mallory replied that he could
recognize him that uniform wheroupon the young
midshipmaA, who Is from Pennsylvania, considering his
country nsulted In the contempt expressed its uni
form, and going "to war for idea," Immediately
knocked young Mallory down. Mutual friends then
fered and prevented hostities from proceeding any fur
thcr.
The Duke Of Hamilton. one Of the leading
and models Of the English aristocracy, died at the
that his death caused BY cerebral congestion"
This undoubtedly the fact; but the papers do not
state how the "cerebral congestion which caused the
sudden and unmey death Of the model aristocrat
brought On Friday evening last tho Duke, with
friend dned we may presume copaously and freely with
that favore resort Of model aris0oas the Jardin Ma
billie, and returned at late hour in company with some
"ar but frai" companions 70 the Mason Doree where
they supped and remained till O'Clock Saturday
morning In coming out the Duke or Hamilton, over
with wine fell from the top tho bottom OF the
stairs taken up and carried his hotel and never
spOke afterwards The mother Of the Duchess OF Hamilton
was daughter Queen Hortense and the duchess ia
an intimate personal friend OF the Empress. The En-
press, upon hearing OF the accident Immediately went
70 ns Hotel Bristol ma PEI % the with her
since remained. Tho Duke Of Hamilton was An his nfty
company is now engaged In making survey for
projected ship canal from Dcppo to Paris with the idea
OF making the latter seaport This has been favorite
All tho approaches tho Tuilerics guarded BY
"coored troops-regular EthOpans, such jeff Davis
would hang with much pleasure If he could get hold Of
them. @*
Tho celebrated Black Doctor again up before the
police for practising medicine without license.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BxR1lS, July Is, 1853.
ahe Sired Rios-An Ariaocrasc Prisoner-7rlal for
High 7reason-7ne King Of Prussia and The Emperor Of
1uas1a-Feud in the Royal Famiiy-fn,rigues against
0s Crown Prlnsess-Poles in tie Russian Service-The
e. Leader 0'''''-''''4's . 0'''''' House,
The street rows have not been renewed, and Berlin
has rearsed the OF sulen tranquility from
which they had momentarily aroused It. We
highly amused with the description given OF these dis.
turbances Paris journal, which converted them into
| regular Instruction, with barricadcs attacked by
tho military and defended by the people amid cries Of
"Long live constitution" aud "Down with Bsmark
The fact that they may be considered
as symptom OF the widespread discomfort which
undoubtedly exists Ia Prussia, especially In the
capital they had yet assumed any political charac
ter and the Kre, Zno has been unable to trace
them the Vaccinations Of the revolutionary party oil
ground upon them charge Of conspiracy against tn,
constitutional opposition. OF nearly five hundred indi
vduals who arrested during the four evenings
which the riots continued there only three belong
ing TO the better classes-one Of them being youni
Prince Esterhazy d0dche tho Austrian Embassy, wht
had incautousy approached the Of action to
what going and bounced upon by the consta
bles and hauled OH to prison along with the o. noddo
pIeboians, but was released morning, with many
apologies Indeed tho greater part OF tho capves have
been already liberty not having taken any astv
share In the tray and only nyono have been detained
TO await their trial for dsturbing the kings peace
The proceedings against them, however, will excite lea
than those against the Polish nobemcn from thu
Grand Duchy OF rosen who OF high treason
and have been brought here 10 be placed besro the rbu
nal specially appointed for offences nature-a sor
OF star chamber. the Stuart pan-oomposcd not o
iurymen, but Of judges nominated by the crown. SOM
Of tho denqnents Of the FIRST families TIN
mittce at Posen Count Dayaski, Guthrie, Count Koge
Raezyaski. &C., have escaped, and will hardly think
advisable return from Paris and stand their trial bc
| fore such court
The meeting between the King and the Emperor o
AUSTRIA cosadcntly announced BY the Prussian gov
organs appears TO be adjourned sine die at
rate, IL In positive that the Emperor docs not
10 Carlsbad Whether the interview viii take place d
Gastcn remains 20 be seen but Il Is quite clear tina
Prussia IL much anxious for 1t than Austria, anc
that tho positions u the two monarches complet y
reversed since $780, when Francis Joseph had beg
pray the Prince Regent TO be allowed Join him al War
saw. and cvlly, but decidedly refused permissou
to attend the conferences nj BADEN Baden At that period
Austria reduced to tho lowest depths OF degradation
while Prussia not only the leading Power In Germany
but respected aud looked o. by all Europe
by Louis Napoleon himself The change Is not so much
attributable TO the supcrhuman dextey OF the Vienna
Cabinet, whose reputation tor diplomatic nesse been
at considerable discount tho Italian campaign
TO the series Of unpardonable blundets committed by
Prussia and chief OF all 10 the silly and unnecessary
quarrel ~ the King with his subjects, which has