Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-25
LETTER FROM PARE.

PARIS. Ny 11th, 1856.
PACIFIC MANIFESTATION OF TIE IEGILATIvE BODY.
Nhen sent eff my letter last weelall Paris, nay
all France, and even all Europe was axiously look
| ing forward TO the speech of Mons Roher our Min
lister OF State for 1t was thought he wId give us an
insight into the line of policy the Elperor would
| pursue with regard TO the German oarrel. Some
even went 50 far as to expect that the peror would
speak out IN plain terms, assuring uslat he would
put his 0eo to anything like war at tn present mo-
| ment-vain hope. Mons. Rouher has soken, but as
1t were hro"9h giass darby, and his beech can be
interpreted in many manners. He saysl very vague
terms that the French Government is iost desirous
OF seeing peace maintained and that it peS all in its
| power TO prevent "a conflict, howeYer,t the same
tune keeping its freedom of action.
inns speech being anything but Satisfactory to the
corps ieglslat Mons Ihiers and spike al some
length, accusing the present G0vernmnt for not
having done what it could t. prevent Il that has
already taken place, and that Europe Waslesirous of
peace.
Thuswe see that Mons. Rouber has told nothing,
ana we are as wise as we before eSlctiuz the
policy Of the Emperor in the present emerepcv; but
tne speech OF MS Majesty Napoleon in an er to the
addreSS OF me Mayor Of Auxerre leads uso belieYe
!tat E2Poie0n Is not OF the opinion of tn ex-nin-
lister OF Louis Philippe; for after complimeting tho
go0d people of the Department of the onn on their
loyalty aud anectOn for his house, he telsthem in
very plain terms that he detests the reae of 1915
oGca language at such Il time means sometime and
the effect 81 1t has acted like the rolling inbe dis
lance WHICH fnnounceS the coming storm.
r - DREADFUL PANIC AT THE E0URSE
me 1hoEttsHT OF the 1th instant, which ga7tus the
cohfents o. tne hmperors speech, was soopr read
~ III iaTlS' IMAM tremendous sGuUe gui pet took
place on our Exchange, and funds OF every kad and
GGescsipuon ieil rapidly. 1t is well known tht our
ooGISterS or st9ckbrokers are tiHd bares an often
cry OUT before they are hurt. think their far vas
exaggerated, and that things mAy probably n turn
out so badly as expected.
ALARMING RUNORs
Iaere is q report that Mons Rouher is extremely
nu 'eXea' at the speech of the Empror at
AuAcefe RS 1t gives the lie TO his statement in the
Corps Le0IsLHJ, that the intentions of the pyern.
ment are most pacifc-itis is not unlikely that Mons
DDcouyn de L. Huys will retire and make way'or Mr.
66enetttii at present French Ambassador ut the
court OF Berlin, and that the Corps LeggJatyII 10
tiSsolVea G IN consequence Of its constant opposition
To the plans OF the head of the State
PROBABILITY OF A EUROPEAN WAR
Unless the two great leading German power soon
come to some understanding. war seems to beiueyi-
taoie. LII was yesterday that the Rand at Frakfort
on the main to give its decision respqet1E ths
matter at issue, and tho public awaiting the same
Wlth T great anxiety. Italy evidently desires war
From hng to peasant there is one universal cry of
war TO the Austrian. Venice must and aLaU be free
, voluntary corps is being fsrmed, which will h.
headed by tne patriot Gari6GL{i when the bonr or
rlves. The Italian Government has granted fb,
sums necessary for carrying on the war and several
towqs IN The North of Italy have created fund for
the families of those who shall sacrifice themselves
Tor the welfare of the country
T. ATTEMPT TO AssAssIEATE COUNT BIsMARK.
IntellgSnce from Berlin, of the 7th inst inform US
he RUSSIAN Premier that day, when passing by
the Linden. was fired at by a young man His Ex
eellency luckily escaped With a very slight wound
lie retained all his sang jroiG himself arresting the
wouid-be murderer and handing linn over to instice
he perpetrator Of tho deed is the son of Cierman
democrat, OF the name Of Blind He had not been
many hours in prison when he committed suicide bv
cutting his throat with penknife.
HIGH LIFE.
need not tell you that the anxiety in which we
are FihG at the present moment IL decidedly aget
sS8nhet as regards public amusements in general
Theatres, concerts, public exhibitions and exhib
tons Of every kind, are little attended to- The Fm
raw fhp lu- T.. u u
'rttaeS, which hear was dull affair as everybody
was talking OF the probabilities of war instead IF
listening TO the sweet strains coming from Strants
ienclouS quadrille band. His Majesty the Emperor
was N close conversation all the enng with Baron
Eon Goltz and SIgnor Negra. The Paris season is
no" Closing and high life is off to the country.