The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
PARAD0L AND J. W. WEBB.
NAPoLBON's REsoL UTIoN TO KBEP
MS HANDs orr CUBA.
Henry J. Raymond and James Watson
Wcbb-ticu. Wcbb's ultimate Relations
with the Fmpcrsr-Wtai Led TO Para

Henry J. Raymond and James Watson
Wcbb-Gcu. Wcbb's Intimate Relations
witb the Fn,pcrsr-Ntat led TO Para
doi's Suicide-Tbc European War.
Correspondence OF The sun.
BRASFoRD, Conn, July ga hundred Of us
are staying here, charming spo. on the Sound.
eight miles east OF New Haven, on the railway
RAINING from New York to Boston by tive way Of
New london. n is reached easily by the New Yorl,
and New Haven and the ~ ore Line road in a trne
over three hours. We are = fr1ef- c,nmu-,y. and
our dissipatons are of the midosC We fish, play
croquct, whist, and euchrc and the children indulge
in small nrtations. We dine In the middle OF the
day on the best the land and sea afford. Our land
lord has an extensive and capital garden, end his
vegetables are fresh and nne. There is GOOD FISH ng
near by, but tie fish being old fogies, give more
pleasure on the table than at the end OF line, for
they kill easily as Goldfish. The guests are gene
rally sedate and sober-mnded people, who amuse
themselves in decorous method, but enjoy them.
selves all the time, being happy clans at high
water. BY the way, do you know why clans are
happy at high water Because the fishermen cannot
take them at that period OF the tide. We have seve
raj wealthy gentlemen, with their families from
New York, Philadelphia, Oswego, and New Haven.
GEN. JAMES WATSON Weld,
the veteran editor and dirlomatist is spending the
sumner here with his family. They are at q neat
cottage In the noisliborhood, and Mr. Trowbridge,
the heaviest merchant in New Haven. has butt a
tasteful and elegant cottage, WI ch his family occupy
during the summer. Gen. Webb returned nom
Washington on Tuesday evening. You know that
poor Raymond, just before his death, published an &C.
count OF the General having settled with the Emperor
Napoleon the Mexican dispute, much to the chagrin
OF our ten Secretary OF state; and that Raymond
was assai'ed by the friends Of Mr. Seward for maxi
ing assertions no. warranted by the facts Of the
case. 1t was an exlicordinary representation, aud
produced profound sensation but the Intimate
relations known to have long snbsisiod between
THE EMPEROR AND GGS. wgpD
gave It an DIR OF probability, aud have reason to
know that 1t was strictly correct Cen. Webb was
then in Brazil. closing up his very successful mis-
sion. and MIR. Raymond patiently awaited his re'ur n,
in order to vndicnte hinsef from the anu'e hcapeh
dpon hin for having, Is me elitor sait, 'rorned
his friend Seward OF all claims 10 any success IN the
management Of the state Department. we az ka"S
that he perfected negotiation with England, save
tive surrender OF Mason and S iell ani tpit he let
the Alabama question all unse tied. IT, then, be Is
Mexican question with the Emperor NapolC on. and
u. the editor OF the igrrss deCiarez. c DID not
even know OF tho ne'soti'ton un'l alter u was
knoWledgo his Position IL far from uciig IN envia-
lie one, 10 view II his threatening letter TO the
the aI,r had bccr nrrSnscI Mr. Seyard's oren" AZ
Auburn denies the truth OF Mr. Rymond's story.
and says Mr.. Seward Is preparing rop.v We are
well pleased 10 learn that the whole AFFAIR Is to be
thus venIilated.'
fnE PROMISED pErEycr or Nm. SEWARD
did not appear; and Mr.. Raymond a.
know, anxiously waited the return Of Gen WEBB
from Brazil. lie dill return; brt only TO hud nis
friend Raymond In ls conin, and In time 70 act as
OF his plli-bearers. | allndc 10 this mater Of
ne intimacy Of Cen Webb WIN Tue Enpsror Na'
cance TO Whist follows MhN Cen. Webb went to
WASHINGTON on saturday las. white herms meter
over ninety, do not nr''enl TO know but do
know from member W his iaTih tai immcda tely
preceding his leaving herr Re receive letter rom
Tic Emperor NauO.con. dated juacgs. he returned
on Tuesday might, as ] nave sircaiy stated. aud I
was present when he s5id that on SUNDAY, tho ,utr-
mcmeter being nearly hun.ir he spent
TWO OR THREE uorEs WIN rARADoL,
who was suffering drcadfuly from inc heit. an was
grcnty excited at beng here. aud ont ~ France,
Wien she was just outerin, upon great war. He
also said in, repy TO questions Mt to lim that he
cumstances wouli the Emperlr NloO,on take any
course In relation to Cuba calculated TO ombi oil
France and the United states.
Since the death OF nc frenrh Mnster, have
talked very fully with Gen. WoDO, an he does not
hesitate 20 give y as b- o inion tnit tho cause o.
the suicide was the gre q excite neat us " whc1
| Paradnl was laboring NJ hniing iimscl absc1t
from France at this ca isi-. and the extreme heat
acting uuon n northern cor .tiuton wi en- lgb,rng
under such excitement Tie says that a, least four
times during their protraciel interview, fnrsdol
| Nho was stanty cor 1lliling OF the mnnnei in
| the sofa on which they were sitting and csei.in-
3D. "Only 10 think OF the grcit events wa snin
| and here, and out OF France and or h, ilr,.
| time IN MY lie ! am awsy nom ny cuui'r,, d
behold What great dCing~ arc nHput taking plnce.
Is II not terrible to be abseat ut such uhe ~ and
| similar ordinations.
| In answer To MS cor rlaiuts about TIE extreme
heat Cen Webb said. " You win Join Ncrr children
at Newport In fcs days aul t'cn you VII ue co1i-
| forta. L." lie answered Yes but
ONLY FOR frw HOURS.
must he here All the time o. the rogi lc'vec'
| this aud New York. cannot cape this heat hu
| for q few hours n 4 tine"
| perceive IL is said that VI. Parad1l Knew no
| what course the Emperor would ado I In relation &
Cuba, or lie possibly bal uniay0rable ins rue ms i'
| communicate to our Govcrnment, Gen. webb ~
there IL not the slIghicst foura1iion Tor any sgc
| suuposi'ion that the lac Minister had rccn "A J.
instructed AMI had no hesitation h "a '!.= { 1t an
| der no Circumstances wnull the Emperor Ike N
course in rea' on To Cuba Which c0lld po II J., be
OFFENSIVE TO rHE STATES;
and that In lis judgment. the United States oulI
could maintain her ueutr,iy In the coming - ugl,
iroLircd q. Gen. Webb W.. Nor va ut llltt ,
| 10 make use o. what nc had sa |, and he terilct
Most ossuredl DO ~ you r.tase. | Lave u
| cOGcea.nen,s
| 4 ENG on SEEING HiCKTNFS.