The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

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aused title 70 tho EIbe daehies and tne seapo, , t,
belong to them II these hne scneef am cstan thew
the attention of European diplomacy a." o"'n '"0y
will I,..,h =, ,.u nm. III.
King LEOPOLD continues 70 keep death az pay ou. Ms
,h of diseases from which no suffers His
death have no doubt with DC tne sighM 70 oilng 70
Is saeret naot which exists between Napoleon Ill
& III . Won bismarck; for the audacy OF tho latter
nroceeds from the CUuDtenance NC receives rom ,o
s and The Danuban procipaities to end his way
INFO Belgium and the Prussan provinces lying 20 we
west the Rhine Tue articles IN sne EP'1ae ana aas
.,,auee Belize concerning the secret negotiations"
ssid by them 10 been going on besween Austria,
france and Prussia in the view 81 bragng about re
ys,on of the uapeI Europe, re ecAoed by the
eminent organs hero Those journalists whose pens are
at the disposalof Drouyn dc lhus are instructed 70
scpeat the story OF Ind pndanee and the Epoqae
Tho object of this man@1vre Is 70 test the state OF
public opnieo IN Europe on tns desgns
Powers To- communicate with his government On sub-
ect in DISCUSSING which he might were he to lake the
Initiative place himself in q false position
The Prince lmperjas health continues dctrate Never
theless able to appear on hoscback at The reviews
ut ohalons whittier he went last week The government
is dnrng The stay there on the shoulders Of
tile Empres Her MAJESTY on Saturday presided at
ministerial council =. which was present pronyn ds
the interior arrived At Paris Friday morning, from
Bergerac, where he had gone early last week on the
commune situated TO chrisen church BELLS and
the Minister OF Justice from his estate 10 Normandy
The Madrid correspondent Of the France alleges that
the day after the recognition OF Italy by the Spanish gov
eminent the Austrian Ambassador called on the Foreign
Minister and verbally protested against IT, Don Besmu
dez de Castro replied warmly and after expressing ultra
liberal opinions Italian politics, sgnhed 70 the TOO
ocous ambassador that his government could not sui
fer repetition OF such interference in matters that only
Paris rs about to lose, and New York to gain, an emf
nent portrait painter The numerous friends here OF
Mr. EaU hav
cded upon returning next October, with his family TO
tho United States which he by his marriage and bis
American sympathies belongs. His portrait OF Mr.
Golden which many Of your readers must have seen ex
hibted 10 New York last year, was, am informed,
purchased by an artists society Mr. B. Potter who
succeeded Mr. Golden In tho representation OF Rochdae
has ordered copy OF this painting
The fete OF the 18th OF August was 10 Paris an utter
failure The rain quenched the iluminations and ex-
tngushed the patriotism OF the Parsans II rained in.
cessanty and in the afternoon Numbered The sighseers
who had assembled round the entrances to the theatres
were wet the skin before the doors were opened.
But such is the delight the French take 10 theatrical
presentations that there was not place at the
spectacics given gatui,ousy In honor OF the day The
colorsd lamps in the Champs Eysees emitted smell OF
rancid oil but light and those burning the trees
looked like lank bladders Umbrellas were SO numerous
that the eyes several persons were damaged in the
rush made 10 look at the fireworks on the Champ DC
Mars
Prince Napoleon reached Mendon the 10Th. He
visited the port Of Cherbourg on Sunday morning It is
said that he desired to witness the fe but his friends
advised him TO stick to his resolution OF remaining in
retirement His Imperial Highncss, with his family,
will proceed to Prangns in the beginning OF this month
The Emperor and Empress will not, during the COM
ing fortnight give any receptions on account OF
the death OF Don Francisco Her Imperial Majesty
ns her old feeling of reverence for the Spanish royal
family. The interview between the Emperor and En-
press and the Queen of spain is now certain not to take
place. whatever doubts might have existed on the subject
up to the period Of Don Francisc0s death.
The Paris journals rejoice in the disappointment Abdel
Kader experienced not meeting with more hospitality
England In Lt6ers states that his voyage to London
has boon betrayed by the State, which allowed him Tor
his travelling expenses IL 600 Tue Emr Is allowed
during his stay in Europe for his ordinary
penses five hundred francs day. independently OF his
pension Of 900 francs The French government have
red in him active and sincere supporter in Syria
where his influence is considerable.
Our Chcrbourg COrrespOnaence.
CBERBouRa, August II, 1895.
The English aud Ffemch Fleets at CAertonygcens and
Ineideals the Road from Paris-0Ocers Of the British
FLEET IN a Roman Catholic CAurch-Rain and Disap-
pon,sae,st- Aishaps TO the FLEET, DC
Your correspondent left Paris for CherbOurg last
Saturday evening" and reached his destination on Sunday
morning When reached ST. Lazare terminus feared
would have been unable 10 find a place in a train Of
gigantic length the guards and porers from end
OF the platform the other brcahess and needless Of
what said They showed that they were neither
English American but French, by utterly losing their
heads which they wore unable 10 find throughout the
journey. have often remarked what wol1sh nature
peeps out 10 Frenchman when suffering from hunger
HIS sura ace poltencss totally disappears, and he
bes like famshed hound for vctuals whether he be at
the supper room door Of a bail at railway
buffet During my journey TO Cherbourg my conspagWns
d Engage every refreshment by at which
train stopped. At Caen hunger completely brutal
lied them. such sight, unless at the Tut!
cries, when, public ball. supper announced Here
there were thousand persons TO make onslaught
an the yinn,is proyded EmperOrs guests,
these five hundred.
Imagine all these at the moment stretching out
their right and crying ont al tho top of their
voices "A soup soup" and as the walters got con
fused each did strove 10 10 what seemed best in
his eyes. Lecch could have made some delicious
sketches had be been OF the party could hardly count
the swcs whose Knickebockes got rrcrevably spoiled
by being cuged with bowls SOUP cups OF coffee, and
ENGLISH porter which the weather had stimulated TO a
state OF nconvcnent ciicrvcscence. On arriving at
,herbourg found the price Of lodgings cxorbiiant.
Every bedroom the hotels was taken week ago The
towns people slept where they could garrcs even
stable lofts TO make some money by letting lodgings.
secured, through u friend TO whom J had written, "a
hole under tho states, about nine feet by twelve not
high enough 10 stand erect In with my hat on, AT tho
Of forty francs for three days Every one says It is
dirt cheap and dare say members Of The Jeuness Dorse
who had not my foresight envy me Tor being so well
housed. On Sunday and Monday tho railway terminus
dgorgod thousands OF visitors from Paris and the towns
lying between IL and Chcrbourg. Provisions were for
tupatey more abundant than apartments. The supply
quite equal to the demand. For every train the
neighborng country sent in files OF wagons laden with
men and women clad IN the picturesque Norman COS
tune who had the sights and get rid of the
produce OF their poupEy yards gardens and rabbit war
think these peasants must have slept in their wagons,
but where the horses stabbed during their stay
problem cannot pretend to solve. The municipality
did all that lay in them to make the place comfortable 10
the English and mot dOrdrs was sent round from the
Marie for every possible cvty 10 be shown them The
Project invited the sailors 10 fratrnize with the men
under Admiral Dacres but u not possible, seeing
that Jack not allowed ashore. had hoped 70
how he would have conducted himself In the low wine
shops round the port, and disappointed on being
told by officer Of the Warrior that few OF the officers
and none OF the men would be allowed to land II
feared that the British tar would have sup
in he would he sure fight Johnny Crapaux, and that
we're sailors of the fleet let loose in body the pr0ba
bty that they would try to scale fort and plant
the Union Jack thereupcn.
The Projects invitation for the bousehoders 10 ad0rn
ther hous with nays kdudeyosS n MANY