The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Cur Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, July 8, 1896.

our f~rfs correspondence
PARIS, July 8, 1885,
NoS-ISrERvEsrioN on THE BoURsE.
The frmness of the Bourse is remarkable The threes
stand at 63f Soc for settlement and for cash
there has been a rise of 45c., the quotation being
car 25c Italian stock has risen If s0c and is quoted
AL Toe. The for this rise is that Bourse
people incline to believe in the success of the Prussans
and that consequently there will be no occasion for
France to take part in the war.
An article signed Boniface in this mornings Constitu
tosacl insists strongly that the put in the En-
perors letter of June H. Of change in the equilibrium
of Europe for the exclusive benefit Of great Power
not likely to arise
MARSHAL BKNEDEK' g DEFEAT PLANS
There can DO no doubt that Benedek's army in Bohe
mia has suffered some considerable reverses Tho
is admitted by Vienna kilograms Msgvings are felt at
Vienna whether after all, Benedek is the groat
mander which he believes himself TO be- He has dis
missed the Archduke Leopold from his command and
written grandy to Vienna that he has his own plans,
which are being steadily carried out, and that
news must be expected from him for several days.
ANTICIPATION THE RATTLE or sADowA.
II does that the Prussian needle rife has done
terrible execution and that the very name Of 1t
strikes terror in the Austrian ranks. Nevertheless
think it most unsafe conclude from partial Prussan
deranged. He will have no doubt fight great battle
this week. Unless he does he must abandon the upper
Elbe and the railway line from Josephstadt to Pnrdubz
without striking blow leaving clear and palpable adj
vantage TO the enemy.
This think most unlikely to be pursued by
man Of his reputation, end with such means a. he
has at command
nPxRlAIIsx SEEKING PowxR
The Emperor is going TO make the Senate vote an
alteration in the constitution the object Of which Is,
rather think clip the already not very extended priv
leges Of the Corps gielat The debate the address
is TO be abolished and this II proper compensation were
granted in really liberal spirit, would be public ad
vantage because the address occasion for much
useless palaver whole month often wasted upon
speeches leading TO better result than II they had
been pronounced In - spouting club. The excuse was
that members having initiative could not speak upon
all subjects At any other time Well, II ia. believe
proposed although the subject lie yet sub udce 10 give
the deputies right, with certain limitations and re-
strctons 70 ask questions Of ministers But IT, pre-
sumed this 10 only 70 be done by leave Of the majority
the coming Ss~atus CoasltEm will be serious reaction.
sry measure.
There were runners yesterday that the Ssnatus Con-
sultsm was 10 give the Emperor Increased powers,
which would enable him TO raise money In OF war
emergencies when the Corps Lsgslauf is not sitting;
but this not much talked Of to-day II would be
monstrous thing.
FRENCH OPINION ITALIAN GESRArs
Durando, the Italian general who commanded tho
First corps darmee, which rghfully cut up at
the battle Of Custozza has relieved from his
mand and General Pianeli is put in his place.
General Durando says the Dibat has sl the qualities
but one which 20 70 make an accomplished soldier .,y
is brave, scientific strong active, in the prsr,ng YET
good tempered firm, just, merciful .errble o.
prudent but he has one fault, and "'
no is .'uniucky."
-.v.v s rumor that lieutenant tied schneider. re.
unsuccessful Hanoverian army,on agreed TO by the
fused to be bound by the a, the head Of six
King and that he ssienburs Mountains and seeking
hundred men in M 4 army.
"1o'n 'Ao PRussiAs POLICE cANARDs
lew days ago people were perplexed 10 know where
the forged proclamation attributed to General Benedek
could possibly have originated The secret IS now out
The Pscis. Of Berlin admits that received the BON
bastic document direct from the Berlin police ONCE
How dsgracefull
PARIS, Ju1Y 8, 1865
LORD pERpr's ADVENT 10 POWER IN ENGLAND.
The intelligence from England concerning tho over
turn Of the liberal Ministry has occssoned nc little ex
element and uneasiness the rulercs ITO prospect
Of an incoming tory ADMINISTRATION, with Lord Derby
the impiacable OF Nap"'eon, a. its hesd has had
ANYTHING but cheerful effect here.
-aAScEs AN ANrI-xApotxoS COALITION.
In the present OF Continental complications the
advent Of leader in England opposed to the present
French dynasty has ominous Look II suggests con
ngcncies In which powerful coalitions may be cstab-
having for their object tho preservation Of the
national life Of Belgium and Holland, and the maintc
nance Of frontiers this side of the Rhine which per-
haps contrary the designs Of the French Emperor
who hates the treaties Of 1915.
The advent Of Earl Derby 10 power means coalition
Of England with Russia and Austria aud perhaps gen
eral European war; against France " the latter attempts
TO carry her boundaries to the Rhine.
TRsArts or 1915
The tory administration OF England Is for In
OF an attempt disturb tho In relation 10 Bel
GUM and no one doubts the desire Of Russia step In
with her mighty power and rectlfy some troubles she
has long sought 70 correct Austria or course would
gladly accept aid from any source 10 MAINTAIN her own
integrity while she crushed her ambitious rival Prus
sia and preserved at the time her possessions IN
venetia
RUSSIAN ISrynKsrs
An outlet for her feet Is what Russia desires and the
nick Of Turkey may again appear upon the stage,
playing his 1nal engagement
noSArARrg PRrrAatSG FOR SHOCK.
The Emperor Of France Is astue not TO see the
pcrs before him. and he Is the necessary steps TO
prepare himself for the coming shock. All remains
quiet tho surface to the superficial Observer but be-
ow the currents are In notion and work is being done
which win be apparent when the day for action arrives
II mistake not orders have already been given 70
all in all the furloughed OF tho army Every de-
the nnilarv forra h.no and