The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
Z u h UfE.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
Eugene and Prince Napoleon at the
Elysee and Palais Royal.
Russia and the French War Cores
pondents Complimsnted.
THE HALO-CERMAN WAR CRISIS.
Austrian Campaign Plans and
the Dangers Of Italy.
Efects Of tho English Money Panic at
Home and in the United States.
The Drain Of Specie from New York and
Sale Of Gold BY the Treasury.
British Opinions Of the Invasion
OF Canada.
&o DC. &c
ELECTS Of tho English Money Panic a
Home and in the United States.
The Drain Of Specie from New York ant
Sale Of Gold BY the Treasury.
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Our paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondemees
PARIS, June ~, 1865
1As Po,aos '@ ~ EIysss TArccs Open after ae Coup
Thcs a~d Ryseem Yson' 0ocuwity-Sps~dsd Improve.
s.sss and il FSwre Uss- Grand Fste bs Esssne % ne
Oro~d Duchess Marie Of RsSia-Irimce Napoieo"''
DSm~er % the War Jo1vnGKsfs Of Pdria
Yesterday evening very select public-somewhere
about throe hundred and hty In numberhad an oppor-
tunity for the nrs time OF seeing the results Of the enor
NOUS sums Of money which Napoleon has spent upon
she Palace Of the EiysSe for the last fifteen years
This place formerly called the Elysse Bourbon and
sow the Eysee Naposon, assigned in 1s4s for the
resdence OF the President Of the Republic and was
shsro that he plotted his coup d&tak Although he pre-
tsnded ct rs like the Eysee better than the Tueres
no did not wait be made emperor before taking pos
session Of latter palace Ever since the doors Of Tho
Iiysee have been closed and the house, now almost
s,rcy rebuilt has never been inhabited used til last
nbght
FABULOUS stories are told about the spendor or the i'm
rovements The palace is intended be ihe residence
o. tbs Prince Imperial Is he is old enough 'c
have separate establishment and had NOT the Confer
spce schcms gone 70 the dogs tho penpotcntares %
the rca Powers Of Europe all to have been odgca
there
Last night the Empress gave grand fss In cue Eiyhcc
n the Grand Duchess Marie Of Russia There vas uh
nsr reception and promenade concert IN w peau.n' m
gardens which were illuminated 0sof"o 10y - WV"
sion. ., 1orors was
seared OK public carriages and all the appsrs % ,hs me
novelty OF fee thero and anx ious 10 sne company
paaa The Corps Diplomatique or at leh many inc1 !,
bers OF the Corps Dipiomatique weresneIsi uu' ~
have had time to-day 70 pay any y,h,x nav n1.1 ~
no part,cuinrs from eye wnesseS p'o'oy may :"
veri TO the subj ct on Friday sad. :, ,,o y.
Prince Napoleon gave dinner on - ~, ~ ~
l.is ROYAL 70 those writers thf arts p,ess wno are
called par excellence journals lawn 2,
the SierL Emile de Girardin Of ~ -, a,,a,.,
and Liable OF the Opinion NatiNss iwo upsonaa, rns
end only asked 70 mr. an AZ N .osns IN
Italian Ambassador This ~ y :. s.oou a,ohe, ~ ~ou'u
be 70 nv mind conclusic , mhuor eA,sans s 1nean wa
STANCES that there is a seer ALLIANCE oc'"een l'"s'
sp,on Pionn was new such high favor WITH nis
.sr.r cousin an he ,row. He goes 70 The Tuiierics
y.,cs = dav and stavs vsre for hours ai stretch
The dinner In quesijl was unasIs.ooa 20 oe ,,s,.
but the statement in Paris, and the Tsapi pre,ends
wss untrue ne 20 Florence; but the Temps Is peace
snal ~ ".1 suspect speaks without knowledge. Its
youInhL1 doubtfsg the news, namely, that s'since
kessc reserves her liberty Of action she canno,
orect tho movements Of Italy In any whatever
reason a. ~ IN the nrst place, bccause everybody
xnows mo hbrty OF .ciion' 10 be humbug and that
Napoleon has made up his mind. long ago. what course
70 take: and secondly becaus Prince Napoleon can bc
emctaiiy dsavowcd n necessary end IL can always be
said that no vent 70 pay private visit 10 his father
Law, Victor Emanuel.
However, do moi know positively a, This moment
how soon he Is going indeed whher he b. going a,
% but my expectation rs that be will be In Italy shortly