The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-29

IMAM convoke the whole or Europe to assist at the
nDllon OF our weakness ~ &C. &c.
The iact OF the matter is Napoleon 70 rapidly losing
presuge In Europe and Europe will do all she
ping Sneas and n saSs way 70 aid n slip
the neutrality Of Luxembourg, which the other Eu-
ropean nations give, and which, IL is said.
OF warning 70 Napoleon that coalition Is formed
against him 70 bind him over to keep the peace Spite
celebrated Bordeaux speech 10 which he declared that
'tne empire was peace"-a text which has beeu
strangely followed BY the commentary Of almost con-
ereigns OF Europe look npon him disturbing eie-
msn.: sno perhaps when the proper time comes IN
suppress him as they did his uncle ''
impossancs or this feeling. and It is this.
" 70 back out Of his plans for the eT-
tension Of territory until such time at least g he feels
better a0e 70 stand II need be, with France against oil
Whatever outward show he may make Of It, he is
really doing nothing 10 the way Of disarmament; but on
the contrary, most active experiments continually In
progress upon arms Of all descriptions. Every day at
vlncennes some new system Of gun 10 tried. The
have settled down not only upon the breech loading
gun, put upon the principle Of the metallic cart
ridge, which was long time combated. few
days since the two revolving cannon which
by turning crank poured sand and shot into hopper
IL 70 said, at the rate Of twenty eight seconds mys.
department. OF the Exhibition The next DAY it was as
eertaned that they had taken vincennes where
has twice vislsd them a the Exposition. AAp'o'
most startling rumor has been in circulation for the
past week. to the effect that Marshal Random, late MIN
stcr Of War, and NJ Fould, late Minister OF Finance
were both under arrest in close confinement vncen
mes, they having been discovered be In traitorous
communication with Prussia, and having furnished 70
that government maps and plans Of fortresses
taken from tho governments archives. There is
probably no truth in this extraordinary. state
menL Il Is generally believed, however, that
the Emperors star goes down he will find but few Of his
immediate surrouners true to him. The Minister Of tho
always upon the greatest terms OF timacy with the
Orleans family and Is intimated that he would
not be really averse 70 their reinstatement upon the
French throne.
Indeed there is no doubt that Oreansm IL growing in
France and that the chances Of the Count do Paris be-
coming KING are hourly improving. One secs and hears
Lady Cowley gives grand ball TO the Prince Of Wales
Tuileries Il IS We'll understood tina, when The roysi
visits Lord Cowley is to be replaced in the Eng
lish Embassy by Lord Lyons.
the past week by the presence or monarchs princes
in great numbers. The King and Queen Of Belgium,
the Grand Duchess Marie OF Russia and the
Prince Of Wales and his brother Prince Alfred all
boon, and some are still here. Tho two latter have
made frequent visits to the Exposition. and have
excited great deal Of joy by their presence
among the English in Paris, who spend most OF their
time in watching their movements and talking about
their looks, what they wore and where tney walked
and TO whom they talked and In what restaurant they
ate their roast beef and In which pot house they took
firmly believe that the majority Of Engishmen have
sort Of idea that tho stars would give their
light, and the 20 out In darkness II il for
"our Prince" An English lady yesterday told me that
"he Prince had visited the American department and
had expressed himself pleased with some Of pictures
and she was evidently surprised at my not going
into ecstatcs at the great honor which the
Prince had done American art In dsigning to
cast his royal upon picturea The Prince looks
fluffy " and sad stories are told about him. Of how he
spends his nights In Paris and his poor little Princess
lying III and helpless In England but these doubt
less only evidences Of the scandal which frequently
attacks great persons.
An official catalogue OF the American department. has
been published which contains about . thousand arti-
Giles, represented by SIX hundred exhibtors New York
has 294 Massachusetts, 21 Pennsylvania So Louisiana
IS. California 49, Illinois 49, Connecticut 26 Missouri
20, New Jersey 10, Ohio 10, District Of Columbia Il,
Maryland 10, Michigan H. Wisconsin 10. Iowa O. indi
Z, Maine 8, Vermont O. Kansas 8, Rhode Island I,
Virginia 4 Now HAMPSHIRE 3 Minnesota 5, Nevada 8,
Florida 2, West Virginia 2, Alabama 2, Kentucky 2,
Texas Arkansas l. Colorado L Georgia I, Mssnsppi
], Nebraska I, Oregon !.
Paris 10 rapidly filing up friend who came TO
town yesterday informed that after visiting the
Grand Hotel and the Hotel du Louvre he drove to
Others largo and small, before no could find . room,
and then obliged 70 take one in the mGnsdrdG
With all this influx, however, tradesmen complain that
Paris never duller. People who come here 70 see
the Exhibition and 60 home, and avoid purchasing
In view Of the high prices and the well Known principle
upon which Partisan shopkeepers deal with their Gus
toners.
The HERALD Of the 81 Of Nay was seized.