The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03
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Our London, Paris and Cher
bourg Correspondence.
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Reported Secret Alliance Of fr' 1Dcs
and England ON the Mex'I-
can Question.
MaximtHian's Heir. Expectant
am IIr4hHcale.
British Djsrnay at tae Spread
Of t,ne Cattle Plague.
Expected Death Of the kfns OF
the BeHgiaDs.
TIL. r. FETEs AT CHERDURG.
sc. sc. &C.
MaximtHian's Heir. Expectanl
am IIE4h Ncale.
British Disney at tne Spread
OF t,ne Cattle Plague.
Expected Death of the kfns OF
the BeHgIams. 49,.
THE FETEs AT CHERBDUR RIG.
SC. SC &C

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, August 10, 1865
Reported Sscvt Alliance Sefree" France ana Em9'dnd on
tae Mecscaa Que Significant Interchange of Coar
t,s;,sEouis Ndpolsn Too Old Bird 10 be Caught
with oNag-D Destructive Rauages Of Gre Cduk Plague
me Cholera dc. dc.
Considerable discussion has taken place in political
circles here in consequence OF report that England
tends 10 form secret alliance with France 10 the event
of troops crossing the Rio Grande for the en-
forcemen Of the Monroe doctrine How the runor has
rignated known; but certain 1t IS that tue
entente ordale apparently greater than at
present
mutual Interchange of compliments OF q very sgnt
hcant nature has lately taken place betwoen tue two
NATIONS which could not be expected under The circum
stances OF their maintaining a expenditure
against each other. Quite recently we had French
neot In British waters, matter which has caused 10
small surprise Three clads Of the largest build,
with the nag aoft, steamed into Plymouth har
bor and remained there days The officers were
entertained al series balls AT which the Prince OF
Wales attended person; civic addresses were read
according usual corporate formula speeches we're
delivered OF a highly AngloFranch tendency; toass
we're proposed the most enthusiastic terms 10 the
hcalths respective soveregns the army and navy
French National Guard and British Volunteers; and, on
the whole the greatest cordially appeared to exist BE-
the parties.
The French have been slow TO reciprocate the
Gourtesos exercised towards them Plymouth Tor the
Adm rally has received invitation from the French
Minister Of Marine the English cads 10 proceed
70 Cherhourg to take part in grand International naval
review the 18th instant. Accordingly the English
Acct arrived on the evening of the 18th The proceed
ings q scale Of extraordinary magnihcence. The
following is the programme published by the French
papers Arrival of the English fleet on the l4tr on the
18th great dinner be given by the Minister o Marine
at tho Hotel do Vile; also popular festival and fire.
works On the 10th dinner and reception at tho Mari
Prefecture; nth, dinner board the Mag rnta
and grand ball the Hotel dc Villc, and on the 18th
for Brest where they will be met by the
French hcditcanfa fleet, under command Of Admiral
Wiamnez grand naval ball takes place at Brest on
the 10th, when the fleets separate letter from the
Emperor rad on the quarterback OF the Heroine
fgate the 18th instant recommending the sailors TO
fratcunizc cordially with their English comrades.
These displays give air of reliability 10 the
rumor Of the Anglo French alliance, and the more
when il is remembered that nothing would please Eng
Land than the speedy prospect OF war between
the United Stat and France added 10 tho knowledge
thai se viii resort to every hteriase to induce he
latter power TO retain its hold on Mexico even TO the pro
mise Of active support which, in the face OF an Ameri-
icei ready destroy her commerce, she dare not
per
The French EMPEROR win not suffer himself to risk the
English intrigue
This has bcsn week OF gloom here. What with
the terrible cattle plague that RACES over London
and is fast spreading 10 the country, the significant
Signs that the cholera is advancing on s way to us and
I'VE murders days by assassin, there has been
quite without the bad weather in the month
Of August 10 put the IondoDers in anything bot good
spirits The first al the series Of evils have enumerated
being scDsbly felt by John Built II strikes al the
very of his existence, at least from beef eating
point or view. the inevitable ''roast beef Of Old Eng
iand' IL likely become The rarest dish at his
table Beef be used at any price, as the
cattle dying of with most loathsomc discas; at
fearful rate This plague has como from Russia, having
hst been heard OF the Siberian steppes. and u fas
been imported by other OF the thosand Of
fore gn cattle that weekly lind their way into England
Just fortnight has passed stree tie frt symptoms al
che disease noticed by Of the London cattle
Keepers yet already the loss sustained is sad To
amount 10 I've hundred thousand dollars calamity OF
this Kind Is really Of the most terrible evils thai can
befa country. IL has afflicted Europe several Times,
each destroy ed millions oi animals IN
very period IL is Therefore, absolutely scssarv
that prompt and radical should DE taken for It's
suppression and, accordingly VIC hear of nothing now
but orders in Privy Council directing inspection OF
the cattle offered for all the markets throughout
foreign beasts for the present, reiusaE OF
railway directors transport cattle at all Affected
with the disease from one place To another
heavy penalties against the sale Of such animals
and in fine, a general determination 10 arrest
the progress OF the contagi0n before spreads 10 the
great herds in the agricultural districts and which rs
nov chief reliance OF the country.or the supply III
animal food for time. Another danger arises from
abe consumption of the The diseased animals IN
London Despite NIL the cxcrtions o. sanitary inspectors
and officers of health pu,i diseased ccasscs always
find wholesale buyers the pnreus of the metropolis,
and the meat cut from these rarcasscs is fciled ana
eaten by thousands of people every day in the week,
the frghlfu poverty cxiiiing in London. THIS
circumstance IL rs we'll known, materially tends Ia has
len the advent OF the cholera and Of 10 increase
the anxiety that now prevails into general panic.
The cholera is rapidly increasing IN Turkey. Three
hundred eighty four deaths reported yesterday
IN Constantinople IL is also very prevalent IN Ancona
utaly and in parts of pain No cases have been dis
covered here in France yet