The New York herald., 1866-01-28

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Erect of the Spanish Revelation In
France-Eccentric Conduct Of the Paris
Press-More Liberty Demanded by the
French Peoplc-Nspoleon's Expected
Speech to the Corps LegislatiE-How
tho Emperor Means TO Get Out Of
Mexico-Grent Rush OF Americans for
Presentation to the French Court
General schOicld to be Presented to
the Emperor-Tho Proposed United
States Sanitary Museum, &c.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, Jan. ~, 1896
II is rather amusing TO witness the pursued
by the Paris journals upon the Spanish revolution. The
government organs generally content themselves with
publishing the dispatches and such military docu.
ments come to light, while the opposition, not
daring Of course to openly encourage revolution,
regret that the Spanish government had not con-
ceded to the people the liberties they demanded,
which would have prevented this. They read, in
fact some lessons TO this government
in the guisc Of addressing them to Spain. Had the
liberty of the press the right Of reunion and others
which the liberals here claim been accorded to the
Spanish people, this would not have taken place II
qures very intimate acquaintance with the character
OF The liberal press and Its conductors here that
their readers do require marginal note requesting
them 'sFor Spain, read Francen 10 know what they
mean
DREADED EFFECT OF TuB SPANISH REVOLT IN FRANCE.
Not that there are any symptoms Of revolutionary
feeling here of than usual character do there
TO be any unusual precautions taken prevent
suppress them but the Spanish revolution Is having
effects upon this government and people Unless tits
quelled Of which at present there s prospect It
must make the former concilatory the latter
positive in its tone. Already the liberal Journals talk
plainly than they have before for years in behalf
Of the liberty Of tho press and in demand Of the abroga
ton Of the law which makes penal offence for
than twenty persons TO meet for any purpose without
special permit from the police.
WRENCH EMPEROR GET OF MEXICO.
The consideration Of the Spanish revolution has
destroyed the interest felt in what tho Emperor will say
the approaching convocaton Of the Corps Legislat
the ed Of January The greatest interest felt lie OF
In regard TO his prospective remarks upon Mexico
and Spain believe they will be in substance, that
in consideration Of the 'fact" which his Majesty will
assume that the government Of Maxmlan has at pre-.
sent acquired sufficient strength of ts 10 no
longer need the assisting or France the French
troops will be successfully withdrawn rapidly cir
will il is supposed constitute The rist Of the Emperor
commente upon Mexico
The first grand ball at the Tuleries OF which there
will be four this year, Is TO take place Wednesday
evening next learn that there has been gene
raj and persistent attack made upon tho American Minis
for tickets this than before This rs
very probable from the fact that there Amer
most Americans coming here, who make any preten-
tos 10 ton, are always exceedingly dcsrous Of receiving
applications received by The Minister place him in a
most embarrassing position Formerly more Americans
were usually presented on each evening than representa-
lives of all other naonalites combined This from
the fact that for thcm the only prerequisite that
their names should be forwarded by the American
Minister; while in the Of Englishmen and the sub
jccts of other monarchca Powers required that
before being presented at this Court, they have
been at their own sororeigns In the good old times of
saved all dispute and III feeling the part
OF applicants ty sending In the names OF all who pre-
scncd themselves; and queer fish Of both
sexes occasionally slipped through the not very
finely drawn ministerial net When Mr. Dayton came
here he followed the example Of his predecessors, until
an ntiination received that change must be made
in quantity and quaty-a reduction OF the former and
an Improvement in the latter. After this think Mr.
Dayton presented than eight ten a time
and Mr.. Bigciow last winter pursued the course
and intends, understand, TO do the same this year.
The result Of this Is that the Minister Is placed In
very unpleasant position each applicant OF
all the rejected charging him with psrtiaty an
unjust and unwarrantabe discrimination among his
countrymen and fair countrywomen.
GENERAL sCIioFELD TO nv fREsESTED TO rgF EXTERIOR.
Among the prcsenecs OF next Wednesday evening rs
TO be Major General schoncd, who frightened tiind
people ont OF their wits when he arrived here with the
idea that he had 10 bully the and pre-
scnt an uliimatum In the question OF Mexico. The
General has been employing Of his time while here
In wishing the different military establishments and has
made the entire round OF those In the vicinity or Paris
He rst interview with the Emperor will take place next
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any hint of what lie intends saying few days after
wards at the opening Of the Corps Legsa he then viii
have AN excellent opportunity OF doing either Mr.
Bgcow or General Schoncld
RErrRs or nRIeADIFR scuoFHLp YORK.
Brigadicr General q. W. Schoneld. brother % Major
General scho6eld and member Of his stan, returns
The United Stairs by the steamer to-day Can be any
thing more than coincidence that NJ de Favernay,
Se-ond Secretary Of the French legation al Washington
goes back by the same boatf
smsucRAuc MARRIAGE or sS AMERICAN LADY
Another young American lady has been married into
the ranks Of the French arisocacy and bears the title
OF countess Miss Kate Phaen, daughter OF James Pha-
len Esq, OF New York. yesterday married. at the
church OF - Ph iipc du Roulc the Narbonnc
dc lara An elegant d5suner given at the
and Mrs Bigelow and Major General schofcd were pre-
sent This Is the second daughter Of Mr.. phalen who
bears te the eldest being the viscouness de Gabrac
Several young Amer ladies have within the past few
years resigned their simple prnxcs FOR noble tcs and
iinatured people frequently assert that there many
others VINO would like 10 do hr thing and wait
ing Cor IT, and that OF them may walt too long But
Of course this is mere scandal
Beverley Tucker has arrived In PARIS
rfiE PROPOSED rrIrkD srArrt sanitary MUSEUM
wrote you recently that Dr. W. Evans OF this city,
intending 70 gather by purchase and contribution
largely possible acoecon Of eles OF every descp
ton employed In the sanitary department OF the army
during the war with view of placing them on exhihi.
ton during tho Worlds Exhibition Of the coming year.
In pursuance Of this object Dr. r. A. Crane gentleman
who has been connected with the Sanitary Commission
both In Europe and America, has gone TO New York for
the purpose OF representing the interest and importance
g 'hs matter and Of attending to the collection q
government moves very soon In the matter,
Tits Sanitary exhibition will bc the only ono
ey which the United States will be represented in
.he worlds Fair Unless appropriation he made FOR
,ne transportation Of the contributions, they will come
70 ~ such confused condition regards arrangement as
70 oc OF very little representative types Of the
products and Industry OF the country.
SAroIEos LOOKING Up His MEXICAN CONTRACTS.
Nsrs lJan lOl correspondence of the London Post
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