The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-03
FRANCE.

PARIS, June IL, 1870
The report that the Emperor is III is false. He has
had slight attack OF rheumatic gout--utola tout.
Two journalists at present the talk OF the
diplomatic worid-MM. Pre- ost-Paradol and the
yicomte de la Guerroniere The day on which the
former Will sail for the New World has yet been
decided.
The future French Ambassador at Washington 10
forty-two years OF age, speaks English nuenty, Is
amiaDle and general iayoite. In early life he
distinguished as a literary man, was named one OF
the professors OF the college OF AK, near Marsees,
ana at twenty-five years OF age he became one OF the
principal editors or the Journal des De0ats, with
which paper he has remained until nominated TO
his present important mission. For the last egh-
teen months he has been spec al pOica. correspon-
dent for the Times The accusation that he is Or
leanist in principles only true to this extent: M.
PrevostParadcl has always been strongly attached
to parliamentary government and opposed TO per-
sonal power, bur when the Emperor adopted
a parliamentary constitutions his late antago-
mist rallied TO the empire. Never hav-
ing been engaged on any diplomatic mission
his present appointment has been the cause VI sur
prise; but 1t is the neral impression that your new
guest at Washing viii strengthen If possible, the
friendly relations between the two countries and be-
come and as great, as much liked the other as
he is on this SHE The Atlantic.
TO BELGIUM.
The vicomte de Ia GGerroniere, who proceeds
from Brussels (Which post Is slnecurel to Constan
tinople, is aged sxtytwo. He also began his career
as journalist and II 1852 was principal editor OF
the Pays AT that time NJ was strong y opposed to
the coup detat. but rallied 10 the Emperor He
nrst attracted notice ard became popular by the
publication OF pamphlet, in 1859. relative to the
projected Congress, and another concerning the
Pope. Both wea written by order OF tie Emperor,
I'M oa Aaa.
phleteer. La France, kind OF oiicous ministerial
paper, was established by M. de la Guerroniere who
afterwards became Director o. the Press Depart
ment at the Mnstere de rlnterisur. As
diplomatst he IS but little known,
the Belgian mission being unlmportant but
privately he Is considered to be OF most
plant political feelings and devoted to the
powers that be. He wrote some years since work
portraits OF leading men-ln which, by skifully APP
plying the brush of nattery legltmists, Oreansts
Napoleonlsls and republicans, he secured footing
In each camp.
NJ. Gustave Flourens, the celebrated socialist who
collared an unfortunate cOmmissary o. police, pro-
claimed repubiic rot through the streets for
few turns OF the clock hands, and then poit cally
''bust up,n mas OL been driven OF Athens the
demand OF tae french government, as stated by
some wlseacres. Nj. Gustave Flourens is a. present
IN Vienna, anu know that the French Emperor and
his advisers would nave preferred that he should
have remained ut Alhen, as there ms doings could
be more easily watched than in The Austrian capital.
TRANsALPINE.
The st. GOtnard question, TO which referred In
my last Is Tie cause Of great uneasiness to Austria
by Uhlch country regarded as first step OF
Prussia towards Obtaining not only undue influence,
but sole control OF SCUM Germany. rance also
looks on W TN jealous eye, and To counteract the
increase OF RUSSIAN ln1uence, she VIII push the
railway across the Slmp,on with extraordinary
vigor.
The conspirators IN Aagas have this morning re-
ceved oic al lntinlat ion hat they Will he tried next
month ON monday they will receive copies OF the
Indictments The long expected Imperial decree
for Tie convOcauOn OF he Uaute C0u has made us
appearance in journal O0iciel Il is dated 18th
June. 1870. After stating that the 4th May last
tie Chamber oi Accusation or the sad court was
convOked by Decree and on The 4th Of the present
month the said chamber found true bills against a
long list OF accused, whose names 1t Is needless Tor
me 10 here recaptulte, the present decree calls on
the Chamber Vi Judgment OF The Hdute Co,0 10 as
semDle IN the Cbdteuu of the town Of Blols. the
18Th OF next July. am melting by anticipation.
The weather Is now hot enough in all conscience.
The heat Is tropical Whatr Wal be IN the dog days
is alarming to dream or Nothing but salamanders
will come ou5 alive from Inc good old Chateau Of
Blois. Another source OF heated argument VIII be
the Md''seltatSe, which, by singular coincidence
will make Its Temperance on the same day that |
M le C0aSet1tey Zangiacom1 with his asss-
tant judges VII take tnelr seats to Try
against the surely oil the state and against the lie
OF the Emperor; twenty-five Of attempt against the
surety OF the STATE only; three OF paging private
property ia bands and with open strength; one OF
attempt at pniage; one OF attempt at murder; one
the assassination Of tine Emperor ami oil completely
In The same crime.
The chateau OF BloIs has long been said to con-
tain hail large enough to receive those
who from necessity, duty or curiosity Will their
make their appearance ON the 18Th or next month;
but the architect is Of an expansive turn. and he
promises 60 ma room for everybody Without being
forced to transfer the prisoners at present under
going sentence at Bois to the new prison OF RomO-
TanaLin IN order TO make room Ior The consplrators
to be judged by the Haute Cour.
In order to Hnd accommodation Tor the latter dis
part OF the chateau known as the CASTOR VIII De
made ready for tbeir r.ception WOrkman are now
busy as beea eiTectng the necessary alteration,
which will cost about 10000 francs. Not only rs there
much be done Tor The reception OF the liaute Couf
but also considerable con rvances are necessary Tor
the preservation o. the chateau Itself. The Mosaic
tie flooring will be projected by temporary one OF
wood ana The mural paintings by wanscotng 10
the height OF two metres. The tickets distributed to
the public VIII be numbered great improvement
The RAM atn, cram, harry, skurly, tuube-up sys-
ten adopted at Tours, where IL was painful 20 see
the most beautiful hall OF humanity doomed 10 dis
appointment after having waited patiently az the
doors from cock IL successful, In fighting
way up the narrow. rckety, temporary staircase TO
reach The comfort OF wooden bench IN ham un
nedged state.
Is it that the back OF This house looks into an ex
Ling events OF constant occurrence III every other
part Of Iaris2 Last SUNDAY night week told you
3 casual acquaintance was proceeding to Trauprnan-
tze girl ia The opposite hOuse, and that
the arrival OF the police put stop to his
little game, and that as the room was wen
lighted we outsiders had the satisfaction OF
witnessing shadows reflected on the muslin
curtains performing phantasmagorian representa-
ton love, attempted murder police interference,
arrest OF assassin, &c. Then, last week, had the
young man who Killed himself for girl whose affec
ton Tor hin did not prevent her coDierring favors
on another. Yesterday ZOuave--wnat DO you
think OF that? real z0uave--0ae OF the noted STAY
ers OF female hearts actually attempted next door
TO say his own. 1t happened in thus wise:-The
youaves have been away lOr Fortnight at the camp
=. Maur, which s within easy distance OF Paris.
The Qsi or his heart visited the camp All company
with another ''he.u Her military lover, who Is an
officer returned yesterday With the regiment to the
barracks at the corner OF the street anu lost no Tune
in paying visit TO his idol. She, however, II ap-
De rs had during forced absence placed her aiec-
lions elsewhere and intimated her desire
that ell relation should cease between
them. This was TOO much for the zouave,
who took from his pocket q penknile anu