The New York herald., 1866-02-24

her arrangements for sending TO New York grand
BALLET company consisting Of thirtyhve dancers, in
siuding four principal dancers, a male dancer and
eads danse.se They will also send all the principal
sets OF the grand show piece which has now been run
ning al the Porte ST. Martin for than year-the
Dsshe Bois.
Ara Agatha States, an American prma donna, who
appeared with year since at the Pergola in
HOrence Is in Paris She s just the Of conhne-
ne9h and will not therefore be able to sing for some
PARIS, Feb q 1865
Ih1uSs of e Attempt to Irita,c the French Peple-7he
Imperial Vep Of kaitevs-Enrdcts from the Liberal
Jesvmals-TAe BaU at the Tuileyies-Ths Emperor and
xmprea Converts sUiM Aadam Eran0er nee Sliddt-
L6a Of Americans Free,sted-CeLcraton qf Wdshi,,g
n1s Birhddy, &c
r. as seemed TO be the intention few days since the
sssans Of the government here desired TO up an III
Sealing toward the United States in order gain
Mne for the Emperor In his toward Mexican
svasuation, they have made terrible failure All
slAeses Of people now indeed that there be
Ssns hope Of it. more anxious than to France
safe out Of her trouble theresafe Of possibility of
wsr with the United States. The government journals
sn continue 10 throw dust in the eyes Of the people,
~ simply, IL evident, with view of covering the
unperors retreat The Co9htuttope Of yesterday dis.
xsesIses ss follows:- 80
SssnR1DIcr,oss OF Iuz PARIS fRrss on III. MEXICAN
QUESTION.
me language OF certain journals this subject affords
new example Of the contradictions 10 which party
spE may lead Thus the adversares Of the expedition
Sometimes demand immediate evacuation sometimes
vs rejoice the idea that the presence Of troops
N Mexico might give rise 10 serious dsaccord be-
come cause of war between France and the United
0eates. One day II is complete abandonment, pre-
NPtate and disgraceful retreat that counsecd;
- next. under the influence Of the last American news
ehey pretend to foresee rupture; they dare not say
openly that they hope it, but they endeavor TO
ne situation and urge both sides TO resistance All these
0aneuvres are entirely thrown away. Immediate
ation is useless suggest TO such govern
0ent as that OF the Emperor Napoleon It ought be
won known that nothing humiliating TO the national
pride Of France nothing offensive TO her dignity be
obtaned from the sovereign who has carried
ee glory Of France and the honor of her flag DO not
sven those who disposed 10 undervalue moral
mtorests know we'll that we have also in Mexico
nateral interests to watch over Have they forgotten
Nose appeals made In France TO public credit and
which the public readily responded In fine, have
hey not remarked those eloquent figures which have
fssl been mad known TO us by official documents and
which show for commerce with Mexico the renarka-
Ne increase from twenty TO seventy seven mions7
No. the imperial government OF France will not yield TO
any species Of intimidation excitaon either at home
- abroad VIII make II change anything OF the resolu
~ IT. habual socude for the moral and material in
terests OF the country The return OF the French troops
om Mexico will take place under the conditions ndica
I'D In the Emperors speech-that is, without compro-
missing the French interests which went to that dis
sant country to defend" The excitement to will
produce no more effect than the provocaton TO imme-
e1ae return The establishment Of monarchy
p Mexico has without doubt aroused In the
United States certain threatening susceptbes and will
eneounter certain preudces The Cabinet Wash ng.
Con has at the first moment had difficulty In opening
scussion will contribute to destroy pejudices and TO
secty views and not TO increase difficulties rritate
eeengs We believe, In fact that the good OF the
Svo nations will triumph and that their good under
SANDING soon a century old, will not be altered. This
eonvction Is that Of the imperial government Conhd.
eoG In the spirit OF equity which anmates the Cabinet Of
washington, says NJ Druyn dc Lhuys, in one OF bis
more recent dispatches 10Th OF January as, 1--WE await
evm II the assurance that the American people will
I'm 70 The law Of non nj which invoses sb n
Of the sad eventuates by which It Is attempted TO
aaSm public opinion will be realized The peace OF the
Ssrld viii not be troubled and let us say boldly ths
eAeur no danger.
THE "PREssE'' DEPLoRrSG WAR
fhe Presx, which has always been OF the most
asve opponents Of the Mexican scheme, deplores the
possibility OF about Mexico and does believe
san occur. 'Even IL Mexico paved with silver" it
says, "woud be worth such sacrifices to France aud
Amercai Is this population Of degenerate hidalgosthis
hcorigble mixed race rebelious against ciylza.
oo than the negroes Of Georgia and the Caronas worth
swing In holocaust their murderous climate, fifty
sigh<y thousand brave children OF France torn from
shsir families and their professions" But the writer
Shfnks that the good Of the nations will be
O1Bcent 10 prevent such catastrophe and by
nytng-"As for US, would make but little OF
NE Monroe doctrine and the sovereignty Of Marmian
Lss them both perish rather than be the price Of
. war between France and the United su,cs- The an.
ess dcplorsble calamity would cause less dsas, and
ruin than two years Of war between tho two great
. SRxscH rxorLx WILLING Asrrnsa RArnm THAN
GO TO war WITH THE UNITED
neat msss Of The Preach peopeoo war With The Upse
>.es on any pretext This feeling can only BE- changed
70 ooS Is srss or 70 SoS S0
would SEEM however thai necessity for any.
ss,Is 2, r. hs & kind % yoa, part The syscgson q Mex
Dsonised, but careful reading u the dispatches
os..ly published bills sh:~. thai 'he French government,
ssai yeur should secognise MaIimisn before i with.
Asw its troops in The later despA,ches asks oay that
Pea shall maintain poshon OF neutrality
{ pAuKyE ros uU EVACUATION
The 0pisson Na,io~of, Of the impatient journals
70 which the Co~sdwtsnsei replies says'-
sss :, is ss - ss % .l.", -s
- ::sss e ss
.sss % % % SSs ". s:.ns m
sssaoisa ass :1's oa. pf ss sS' .Gua, @ % rom
sn 4. f..r Bu,H n Druyn 4. Lhuy. .is. the recall
!.siis. s.:f,. q ss ss,..sS.ss 81. ssas.
&c. sssss sss saa = ss. sS',asI
mouths, In Syear or even later stilL
rrs KxrrRoR rRraxgEr.
little incident occurred at the ball at the Tuleries on
wednesday evening last one Of those 'trnc light air.
which has been, however construed into an exhibition
Of little III feeling the part Of the Emperor toward
COON, standing near the American line were Monsieur
and Madame Erlanger-,he latter a. is known tie
daughter OF that unparioned lncorrigble Old rebel
John sdeH They presented by the Minister from
frankfort, and the Emperor and Empress both held
quite long conversaiion with Nadine Erlanger while
ehey did not honor any Of tue American guest a. h,
sher usual custom. with word.
ApRicASs rrsyNrrD corRr RAIL
The following IL the lat Of Americans presented Mr.
and Mrs Van Rensselaer, Mr. and Mrs Fdrertop and |
two daughters; Miss Hale and Miss Mason. OF New
YORK hrs hcCrcary, Miss Mccrcsry, Miss Gay and |
Mr. Hines, Of 81 LOUIS Mr. and Mrs Pacincus Ord, |
Of California; Nr. and Mrs Ware o( Philadelpbia,
Mrs. Anne sohlieker, Of Baltimore. Among Amer, |
present who had already been presented vere N,
and Mrs n " Beckwith and Miss Iicck win Mrs "a
seph Riggs, Mr Vsnzandt, Mr. " IL May, John Monroe |
and MI and Mrs Richards The Empress was dressed
In white ,ue, bordored with green water g-ass Upon
her bead was magnificent diamond star bow OF ala.
monds In her belt her left shoulder a diamond