The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Oar Paris ard ysergsn Cor
respcD. aence.
FRENCH SUI wEAveRS FOR AMERICA.
Struggle for Political Freedom
in Prussia.
nRy. CcEBEN TO TIE FRENCH EmpERoR

VpIOSettou Vtotofte5 0s hN Ek0uWs-FTenN We""''
for Amescr-A Issspsc Of Tie Empress EAeene Burned
b. DsatkfreTaratora for ne Iron clos ShcSo- sets9"'
nidl 10 American Cap,ain, dc. N
Among The many vctonrs OF the opposition Of The
municipal elections the most important rs that OF mar
settles where twenty independent rnsn were elected Gu
The hsst ballet against seven OF the m9n'cipa' hs'-
The csearnp OF Of the baloaon sunday next will
proportion the opposition clements n inc
new council The Marseines Journal CHseas az @'ss
pAasxes tho following bservatioHs on this event
.we now see the elective municipality in France
x.,o,ed by the opposition those Of PARIS and Lyons
r.os srna,,y would be the common law rigbtof cleo
won were restored TO Marseilles only did yesterday
,~.ai tbe capital would have done ~ Haussnan bad
not tound convenient 10 treat Paris asa city OF
,ncmsdes,' incapable of managing its own affairs,
HAN 10 inquire under what conditions u ID that
London, city of three millions Of soas, Is found
competent, freely 70 elect it's own Common Council
Mayor An incident from which the strategists
authority had anticipated great results turned pre-
cssey against them contributed perhaps more than
all the old grievances make them lose the battle On
Saturday, whent found that the o3scal list was in
danger the precctoa press, Which Till then had been
extremely moderate and reserved e; loose simata
seossy and madea desperate charge An exciting APP
peal made the working classes who were exported
70 body against candidates who would put
stop TO all public works, create universal famine and
- -
pioymentn Articles to this effect pacarded all over
she city, and many posted over the addresses OF
A. Tpnlonse the same game was tried A disastrous
defeat all that the authorities got Decidedly uni
vea suffrage Is kicking over the traces and becoming
exceedingly difficult 70 drill
On the subject OF the American demand for silk
at Lyons, noticed in my last the fatre Of July
several journals announce that the Northern States
America having recently set some very large silk
histories American agents are at this moment canvass
ing for silk Lyons and ST. Etienne, and ad
dressing themselves naturally 10 the most intelligent and
mate or more legal than the steps taken by the American
manufacturers under these circumstances We should,
however recommend the woremen to listen 10 tho coun
.ssis Of experience and MOI be led away too easily
by the dazzling promises which are very apt
- come 20 nothing on the other side OF the Allan
Ac The men viii act wisely look we'll 10 their
srscl and the sort Of guarantees them aud they
csd nerhsus DO well To insist nDon The deposit or
snf-,ent sum OF money bring them home again in
they get to America they should find things not rs
shey had been represented 60 ha We insist upon this
s;ss secs~ts Il conssniIy happens that worrnsn en-
Ssced 10 America are for want of resources COM
.svs nus moruua that Il Is for the French nsnuisctncr
10 protect himself against this American recruiting We
80 sas;,v m ;s,sL,nu the shsdaw for the subs,ance
NJ Langlas, Frsnchman Councillor Of State aud FL
nance Minister at Mexico was reported to o. going Out
S.s ,bo",hs Sssser NJ IT, ior n IL now said he has most
poned departure till September, not 10 arrive At
Ssss Cpuz al 1ser ,nc annes.my sasoI a..,h =,
sha haSs 81 fnccs Inst weeS While irving 10 extiu
k0su epiI1t mup WHICH uBnseu w ron'"
sss ior ner caasoa soe 80. ne 70 ner Iu. 81
80 sxnrsd Her husha.d while irving to assist her,
received several burns This unfortunate lady, whose
1a.oen nsMe vas a. VS. ;h, e., u,ss ss
ia4ed r. the Empress Eugene through the Mon,euo
family and also TO the Counts Godo Princes OF Peace
enc leaves hve on,idsu. .ue puAe ~n' D"'''e '
Great prepsraons for the international maritime Se
ARE maksns at Cherbourg and BresL According 70 pres
sus c ssue o1 49, e , .asss;n ,Hsra t bs
I7th After the latter day they will proceed, accom-
panied by squadrons from Sweden Austria SPAN and
az .ha .,r p.re shrs - hs or Tho that an
pears 20 have been got over 1t is said Italian
sqnadronwl appear at Bresi with Prince HumDert on
a. Esr lii he rrssan, n, he grand Songs but the
and Brest journals give out tnat they expect
him
kn~ s.p -, .e %, 70, ~ =" os,d 80 can,.in Ss.,
SON. OF the Mercury as a testimonial OF French
Son for the noble COURAGEOUS and humane conduct OF that
a.. W,,,,a,n Nsson ~ '"e '"'' '~'''' '''' v
oor Berlin correspondence
BERLIN july 20, isoa-
.SsHprasos Of he Cologne BanQu6-Popuid' I"d'g"d''""
al he 1yrdnnyof the Government &c
The Cologne banquet has assumed the oiinehsons OF
-ascrious political event. and produced an eAceme"'
which In any other country than Germany would DC con
sdered the precursor oil arevonton' was s"'ed ~
sermer communication tnat 'ne c'zehs Oh ooosne mac
resolved " anse 'ue ioefA' maturity Vi '"e o"se ~
Deputies 70 Jsse whch was 70 serve Us counter ae
monsuasoo 10 the FESTIVITIES that LOOK pace ~ 'he
hhenish provinces on the occasion OF tue "ueh ANN
vesary Oh eem incorporation WIN 'ne rruss'an mo"A
cby' ana wh'oh were represented oy inc "n's'e''i
press as protest against the "seditous 'endences
OF me Legslafre ana token OF 'heir sstsiac"on
Win fhe present regime Inc leader Of TINS move
neni was a. Ciasson Aoppeiman' wealthy
merchant ana ~~n coanc'''or OF o0os'e, 'n'''s"
whose innuenoe Win Tue man'c'p'' a.so"'y '
proposal OF the mayor "a 'oo' anu Creature % n'
marx $40 pressHia loyal ADDRESS 70 'ns ming uv''ns
om 70 1er c''y nsd 0een So WIG 80
naa oeen' oohsea N Consequently " .. s' y
'es"v''y ~ "'~a - ~ 60. 49,