New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
LETrER FROM PARIS,
Special Correspondence Of the New Orleans Crtseeutl
PARIS. August 24th 1866

With success, it certainly will not be from any
want of perseverance on her part. 1t appears
that sheis endowedwith more than usual capacity
for woman, and has taken some Of the iog-tro
ministers quite aback by her bcld and energetic
ideas. On every side you hear her praised for hei
decided character and her lively hope for the flu
ture Of the empire; but for all that the pool
Ilpilgaric Of bond-holders are beginning to trem
BILE for the safety of their investment. Some
people indeed participate the exalted hopes q
the empress; Others look on the affair very de
jeetediy; but as usual there is deal of extreme
in the views Of both parties. There Is one very
captious political sect rejoicing in the name o.
the ''puissants' that declare that FSdpce t1il
teue Merico to its fate and that neither the blood
that has been split, nor the money that has been
scattered to the wind, will rouse the emperor tC
give the tottering empire a helping hand. Ac-
cording to them, Juarez and his partisans may
recover all their lost territory before the emperor
will stra step to get the bantling sovereign that
he brought in the world out of bis scrape.
The antipodes to this gloomy aud fault finding
class Of politicians is the "optimiss, species Of
butterfly that fly about in the sunny parts Of nun
dame affairs, find perfume in every thing that
comes before them, and look at the most ominous
- Thns : 'ese ooiO.eu s,asses
eAo parg hot '.e
'''.sea ~ NV Ll'cn ilsls u 'ue
tain head, Napoleon, and hear what lie has to say
about it. Part of conversation that he had with
the Empress Charlotte some days ago has trans.
PRED, and he is supposed to have said to her
gu have straw left to grasp at; seize it and
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whole country viii arree Is maEe van H. conces.
Sons von rs,,niro III NM o,,T t,,a,,a en-
consoii5la+ed III, T.
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This reasoning * varv n,,a4t1, on5 c,o,,or Tho,o
il ~ donbt tbot II, .,isf at5;sa,f
ton papers wond perbans Is siIsncad Igl r srs
measure were carried olt. int What vi wasb
ineton say? There il the niteb # Gistnrb;nr
1nestion II al, ybat sr,o,,;ca ,ro,,I5 a. e .1
French trcoIor V,ara Foa+;not
;oil Of The orea+ cortinon+ hi
~ i, ! I it'ig Y
lave lust ouoted NAV nrobsII h. ~ ,,aso -, ~ )"
mere rurnor
Leaving tbis natter osi7o an .,,,,a e,-4l,-
ONE to rht IN u Glance al -, ~
empiternal German GI,astior
BismarcR,s mask has faIIan We ~, toho13
i'm stripped Of the false na4riot;sn tbat he tfon,,bt
t to assume for ! fine and faw donb+ +bot ~
7fII nv to take back M libertv tbst be as doat
ut to his countrymen for the purpose Of serving
is own ambitious ends. He has lust announced
nat the King of Saxony will be n pure1y civil
ing, assisted by Prussian military governor.
no will take all the trouble and care of admins
alton in his own hands, He might lust As we'll |
ave announced point blank that The King Of say.
ny will be a Prussian underling in the enjoyment
an empty title, and it remains IL he soon r.
,ina Ton VIII s,,l,,,,i4 u 4ti ~ " =
Beyond this affair. however Risnsrcl- bas bis
IN mental reserves on The fntnre fate 81 tbis
,untry and it is probable that bis most cl,ar;sed
an is the future annexation of Sa,,onv 10 tba |
russian crown. He has already fomenfad ronn. t
+ manifestations at Dresden. and pot m and na;d
clique to cry out for the annexation. n yill
9 coyness. of breadand.butter miss. to tho :
pqlar desires.
ln the south Of the Main, the same tactics are i
rsned, and every effort is made to stilie the 4
rman confederation in its birth. No endeayor
lestseted to strip the populations of Eurtem. 4
en- the ignorant ara sd at h. t'' !,
BE9alitng ahaef q Yoke that they ought not to I