The New York herald., 1867-03-25


played large . part tha, its fall would en-
imprudence. IL would be Inconsistency Nv friend
ships OF twenty years standing which would be broken
aPoy any sentence against me-assuming such thing
20 DO possibie-howeser light It might be; my known
relations my antecedcnis my opinions, atlesed by my
wrings protest against the existence against the
amy, AGAINST the probability Of the intention which is
falsely imputed 70 II had really had II possibly
could Lave had that Int .non would be enough for
Ne 10 know that there danger in admitting It, for
me to feel now that to deny IL would be dsgracsfu
Ihs IS all which due Of my dignity allows
10 say-and that TO defend my person or my purse
Out 70 maintain my right and re-establish the truth
White the Court retired for two hours to its council
chamber to debate, The barrsten and public who pa
tientiy Waited expecting to hear the Judgment did NOS
hesitate TO ny that the judges who by the way the
lowest order Of judges and the chief Of whom marvel
loas illooking fellow once commisssry OF polce
were waiting the Emperor's orders to know what sentence
they should infict They might have given cirardn
four years imprisonment They took the night 70 sleep
upon il, and ultimately gave him imprisonment At
ALL and only inflicted Ono Of s000f. which, though
the maximum allowed BY lAw, flea bite to Girardin,
whe rs immensely rich Far from being Modified by
this light sentence he Immediately declared upon
The Empire has given notice TO Prince Napoleon and
Princess Mathilde that he longer visit them; and
says ne sill appeal and get tho eminent counss in
Franco 70 plead his cause. He is Of wonderful
aadacy for the Appeal Court may and unless debared
by the Emperor WILL sentence him to long term Of i'm
prisonment. He must think the empire in a state Of
decadence when he dares to beard it in this way
The little Prince Imperial is unwen and has been in
bed all the week. The utmost has beon taken to
keep his maady secret and the public knows nothing
about it, The details about to mention, and upon
which, you may entirely rely learned by the merest
accident from eminent medical man quite uncon-
nected with newspapers few days ago he had pain
in his thigh, accompanied by swelling. The tumor
probed and pus out Of it, At three O'Clock on
Tuesday last operation OF painful character per-
formed by Dr. Barthez The poor lads life is, believe
in immediate danger; but the symptoms reveal bad
constitution. owing, probably, TO hereditary faint
or course however, it would be treason to hint that at
onr great pains taken to inculcatc the belief
tina, the illness owing to severe gymnasc exercises
ana much study. Ny informant tells me that in
order keep from the public any suspicion OF the true
Of the disease Of the heir apparent the court
physicians have invented name which does not de-
scrbe with scientific accuracy. They call it coragie
Ever since the Grand Duke Nicholas proposed toast
to the eroes' or the Cretan insurrection, who were
only short time ago stigmatzed by the French Mon
ser,as adventures" the sEAstern question" looming
in proximate future, has weighed like nightmare
upon The BoIrse There Is such superabundance OF
money seeking investment, the rate Of the Bank Of
France discount and the interest Treasury bonds Is so
low that should have certainly considerable
rise in The this week. had not been for the fear
OF war between Greece and Turkey. in which the
Great Powers will be driven to take part The French
organs now instructed to represent that
France has perfect understanding with Russia on the
subject Of advice to be given to the Porte
The Constitutional Of yesterday said:sAt CONSTANT
nople Lord Lyons quite agreed with u.s. aud the Rus
ssn AMBASSADOR General Irnsten shares our view Of
the stua,ion II oannot be doubted that this happy
will induce the Porte consent to
ssry sacriace The sacr6ce alluded to u the declara
Zion Of the independence OF CANDIDA But II be true
chat France joins Russia in demanding the dismem.
bcrmcnt Of Turkey, she Is very recent and unwilling
convert and only hooks on TO movement begun with
OFT and in spite Of her for fear of being left
out in the cold. 1t is q most impudent thing Of
she Constitutional to represent General lrnatien
~ ssadheriug to the French view On tina contrary,
the initiative all with Russia and England, very
wisely up her mind to fight any more for
tho turk and has mentioned her example IN giving
up the Ionau Islands a. one which Turkey would do
we'll to follow with regard her Grecan possessions
france was placed in isolated position, which rem
dcr,d her poweYess to The contrary But the most
cursory reference the 1ies of the Asne will show
You till very lately the Emperor Napoleon failed to
see the importance Of the Csetan nsurrectou and used
his !nnueuce on tho eide Of Turkey.
October 21 the Nonitsu announced that the entire
eubmssion Of the Of Crete could not be delayed
many days 1.-THE remnants 1t said sof the nsurgent
bands were scattered disarmed and yins In all drec
tons" On November the same authority assured the
world that ali over and that the few rebels here
tofore large had in 10 mpore pardon from the
snliau's general, Mustapha Pacha.
On November the Aoaitear drew lively picture OF
the reocinas OF both MussulmaBs and Christians at
ing happy of insurrection which the liberal
concessions OF Turkey had rendered nexcusabe On No
vember /: were told that the populations were
grateful for the clcmeney of Musapha Pacha 1t was
about this time that the Russian government taking
no heed OF the clemcncy OF Mustapha Pacha launched
the famous despatch in which it resoluely and uncond
tioDaly called for the autonomy Of Gambia Neverthe-
Tess England not having then given up the Ottoman
empire a bad job, the serenity OF the Aonicm con-
tnued Several numbers continued TO report that the
snsurrcction crushed and when at last December
g. IL was no longer able utterly 10 deny facts patent to
all the world il admitted that there still cerves
ccnce in Crete but attributed it entirely TO advenurers
recruited partly Greece and partly among Garbalds
old bands and averred that tho sound part Of the popu
lation took no part in the movement.
have no doubt whatever that when M. Thiers comes
to argue the interpretations foreign affairs, which he
Iod ycd with President OF the Corps Legsla yester
day he will class among the many mistakes and failures
0. The foreign policy Of the imperial government its
want foresight regard TO Crete, which has terribly
damaged It's influence in the East.
G!RARDlN VS.. B0NAPARTE.
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