The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-05
CARD OF DENIAL FROM THR COLLEGE.
Comic Scene at q British
Election.
ADAH ISAACS MEN,XEN AGAIN,
In. &C., &c.

Our Paris Oosssespondencc.
PARIS, July 81, 1865
AN Abs a. Plnce Enperssps Indisposition- Departure
,of Ne lEmpsyor for Plombieres-Spain sand Tie
Rscsgaison Of Haly-Hsids Life of the Spanish
Cbsrt-Ahe& Kader's Child Wives-Napoleon's last Az
.persan PrQject-Whaf the Emir's Visit Prtends-
n Theirs Impited to the Pr pes Palace dc.
The Emperor's little boy eight years old has been III
for some days, and in such official journals
never tell the truth, there has naturally been much
conjecture about the and gravity Of his
Illness This much is certain, that it serious enough
% postpone the Emperor's departure for Pombieres,
which fixed for Saturday last that Of the EN-
press for Fontainebleau whore she, with her son,
TO remain during the Emperor's absence
First Of all it given out that the imperial
Princes 'slight ndispositon' had delayed the
removal of the Court for two days. On
Sunday told that the Emperor would certainly
20 away on Monday and the Empress Tuesday But
che Aon yesterday, while still speaking Of the chd's
indispos,tion as 'sght" said that, account of il
The departure Of their Majeses postponed
days''-in other words, indefinitely That announce
mont had bad effect upon the Bourse. This
morning the semi-oicia Consit,ionnel said that the
but the official Mont wr only went as far as to say that
II was almost So This evening the Monier d. Soir,
Wishing no doubt TO put stop to the commentaries Of
70 adopt tho Copsionmels expression that the heir
o. tho throne Is completely cured" Il does
going to the country: And although the Paw
says they win "probablyn 60 tomorrow such an an.
tae lad must have been worse than is admitted
Nothing can be moro obvious than That II he were only
transported him 70 tho velvet lawns and cool shades of
kontanebieau than to have kept him swelterng In the
Ieilercs all those hot days boy Of eight who
ke an hours journey In carriage and four, and
press train on summers evening, must be in very bad
way. have seen letter. in the handwriting Of well
little prince has been 'tormented for some days by
violent pain in the bowels" If he were 10 die o tre-
mendous shock TO confidence would be given here
The Emperor has at length gone to Plombiercs and
yesterday afternoon at five O'clock the Empress
therefore be better there can be no doubt that Inc
has boen very III.
The clerical party in Spain lie working might and main
70 prevent the accomplishment of declared purpose
OF the new Prime MinsterMashal Donnell-t rccog.
ni.e tho Kingdom Of Italy The Archbishop Of Bnrgos
mas resigned the tutorshp OF tho Prince Of Astura
the same time writing to the Queen extremely long
wndsd epistio censurng this proposed doseron OF the
There is doubt that the bigoted Queen thinks to
mako her peace with her confessor by insisting upon
certain conditions favorable TO the Pope before the
cognition Of Italy becomes fat acccnsp but in this
calculation she Is mistaken because the Italian ministry
mat spain has more pressing need to recognize
Aty tnan Italy has to be recognized by Spain will
sent TO NO conditions whatever The real question u.s.
whether 0Donnel will be able to hold his own against
abe frequent backsdngs Of the Queens conscience the
constituencies Of which will DO continually aggravated
by the priests. II Is quite certain that O'Don-
nell has threatened the Queen with a revolution
and the annexation Of Spain Portugal in case of her
ultramontane policy He has insisted upon the nun
Patrocnio who exercises immense influence over Isa-
bella and her fatuous husband, being sent away and
Parocinio has accordingly gone In exile TO Rome with
Madrid as il would have done some time since. when
Catholic principles were not at such terrible discount
q they now are This celebrated favorite is coarse
clever woman or Herculean build strong spirits
and decided taste for intrigue She and the Pope WILL
doubtossy, lay their heads together what
done 70 reverse ODonnels policy and would be sorry
20 prophecy that they will succeed But the game Is
psr,'Gas one Spain s ripe for revolution, and no
osic ~ such prscarious tenure at this moment that
Florence proposal TO recognize italy without any con-
dieions or essential restrictions Thus recognition
unles. OF onBs should Be suddenly nned out may b
Abdel Kader Is the lion Of the day But IL must be
sAid that during this scorchng weather thirty four
cee Cheyaer In the shadc) there few lions here
that no shines at small expense The Emir is accom-
panied by two Of his wives They both Crcassians
and neither than fourteen years old one is 4
blonde and the other brunette They are said to be
handsome, and to have cost sixteen thousand france
ladies' peep ever the garden wall running along the
Champs sysees OF the house In the Rue Lord Byron
signed TO Abd-e Kader for his residence But as thcy
are always closely yelled the wondermcnt that must be
mot be Four other wives and more than thirty
children remain at Damascus where hundred thou.
supports this very large family The French newspa,
pers, forgetting that Add wives are ignorant
article Of the code which declares that slave The
moment he touches French ground Free therefore
sss Two .r were they SO minded could qui,
ne Emir and be nj liberty 10 walk about Paris
Add ell Kader has been twice by the Emperor
Who has invited him TO the chalons camp three weeks
honce, and 70 Fontanebleau afterwards Whether how.
ever, the Emperor assign him part in carry
sing out the reforms projected Algeria there are az yet
throws out the following bold fceler on the subject
Eve persist In thinking that there but one solution of
soa Sto W or ycsro1
held under the French empire In the way Egypt
% held under the Turkish empire"
Emile de Girardin the editor and proprietor of the
Prse s not famous for practical suggestions and al
though from his intimate friendship with Prince Napo-
scenes At tie Tuileres think he Is prophet In
ms instance Al all events mot the whole Of Algeria
s ous only The southern part Of Sahara which she
govern, would be con1ded 10 Abd-el Kader But
me creation Of this limited viceroyalty, al
sure, would DO extremely unpopuisr in France
because would be considered az the virtual abandon
ent Of the conquest OF thirty 1--WE years ago and which
has been preserved all this time AZ immese cost The
vanity " mot prepared for such sacrifice
mnent dcpu<y for the Seine Ia one Of the odcst yroncb
riends 81 the Emr and has peculiar claims upon his
scs cely more than twenty one ess9eIso% a. man.
potp powers Of C0nmissary General ~ se prvisonsI
government at Marzsee ne addressed very strong re-
Df ne Emir prisoner Certified from personal con-
vereaaion with him that he ready 10 take bIs oath
ovrr 70 pear arms nRAaneS France, neisted
lhas the nation bound ~ me promises Of General
laDcricisre and the Duke dAumaie when he surren
dsred 70 them that he and his family should be free 70
20 70 Alexandria Saint Jean dare Again in |
eccmber, ls4s, when NJ olivier Project Of |
Ia Haute Marnc, be addressed . letter on the
mn rs behalf 70 Louis Napoleon, then the newly
Iscttu PRESIDENT Of the republic Louis Napoleon,
. We AL know, did ultimately cot Add ei Kader
/ IlberXy but he is entitled 70 plume ilmsef upon
keens sense Of Justice than hs predecessors in the
overnmeIt for Is was not t four years otter Oviers
vt appeal namely IN October 1854 that the lbevston
ne granted Rysp iss hargas " LoEdoDdcrryy jei