The New York herald., 1871-09-25

The Red, White nJlJ Blue ConfrovArry-
France from a Legiftmist Point Of yicw-
The Appron ching Great Grisis-HOpes, Fears
mud tsreat Expectations.
ANTWERP, Sept. 2, ISL
Since my letter on The political situation or the
Count de Chambord, or. as some may call him. the
King OF France-since he entered French territory
few weeks ago expressly to assert his claim to the
Little OF Henri Y.-afrairs have moved on with
fapidty. The social revolution makes such prog.
cess, even Ia the country parts that ones attention
Ss called away from questions OF government and
Dynasty; for before We can know much more abont
tne glorious kingdom OF Henry the Fourth and
y ouis ibe Fourteenth We stop TO inquire If there
Shai no, bc found there presently society totally
EBgovernsbIe.
THE INTERNATIONALLY.
wrote You the other day about tho feaIfui deye.
opment or The jnterDationale, which spreads like
Ore among dry brushwood. Since some time past
nothing appears capable o. allevIaing the general
mental aud moral dryness; the dew Of Heaven
aescends no longer; the sap circuates 10 longer in
the half ro,ien branches OF the family tree have
just paid flying VISIT 10 the south OF France ana
bave everywhere found signs OF the audaelty
And hopes OF the 'Te1s" OF the con
tempt rhey aGect for authorities that seem
powerless. because, In fact. receiving energetic
direction from the Chief Magistrate OF the state.
The working classes become more and more afiill-
ated 10 the Internaiionale. Tney have displayed
before their aazzed eyes the treasures OF this power
1ui association, which has become an tnlpertu,a IN
aMpeg'to, or rather new Europe within the Old
one. Quarrels between the reds and whites Qegiti.
Dsts) are multiplying even IN the villages OF that
pch Lauguedoc, which has never ceased to
Sell Its wines 10 ali France, and send them even
10 the farthest confines Of the earth. IL ls a
strange contrast tnat OF gold on the side
circulating In such abundance IN this favored c0un
Try, and on the other
THE REVOLUTIONARY PASSION
overnowine all bounds. Well has II been said that
wealth alone docs not make happiness, nor does 1t
make people wiser. Was 1t moi Ia the midst OF IN
exampled national prosperity nat the secession war
broke outs Among us the moral trouble is deeper
seated Tor TO the intrinsic evil must be added
the hope OF impunity at a time when moth
Ing seems organized and is among the
bring the dregs from the bottom 10 Tie
Top. Good citizens no longer recognize their coun
Try. Politicians expect revolutionary triumphs at
The elections for the Consels GenGra1x. The editor
cf Lyons paper, among the most ardent adherehts
go oeas 81 he reorganization said 10 me, 81 am not
making an application Of our IDEAS at time like
.ne present. When the ground lrenibes no lnstltu-
The departments if the standing committees OF the
Councils General, which should hold their meetings
the prey Of the revolutionary and socialist cand
ihsre.
TIE COUNT DE cHAsBoRD
expects nothing, so far as he is personally con-
NeIprul pelOie lHS nCltaDie anu general CllsfS
Mnlch ne loresees He said lately 10 his visitors at
ihlages while expressing not only the confidence,
W. tbe certainty OF soon being on the throne-
w, mus. avail aud be prepared for last ana ter
f1ole effort OF the revolution y
NJ. THEIRS
ooea nv sppeaf 10 believe In the prediction, and
$1,000 ~aaahsu v, his victory over Pari-, the prodlgious
succers " ,ne national oan and ms own election to
,nc sinei @ Mass.fsey re surrounded besides by nat
teers ana greedy oince seekers, he has said as Ma
pOIcon I'LL. said on the eve OF ns isIi.'i answor @
Ior oTdeb" Receiving The other day only the
Mayor OF AvleDon ana municipal delegates OF tnat
city, ne was peased 10 express his coInplete serur
n.y. The delegation has since published ihe accon',
oi Their interview Here Is the most salient nor
-Ion;-- F"'
THEIRS THEORIES.
lie IN. 1hiers) pointed out the weakness ami i'm
POSSIBILITY oi the Iegllnlst party. In spike OF the
esteem and respect which he preserves for family
De has served Hlfl devotion, he did moi hesitate 10
declare That he was he'd by 10 engagement and
tbai none OF the Orleans Princes had any chance of
success before the coalition OF republicans legiti-
miss and Bonaparjsis, n any OF them entertained
The idea OF a m0narcnica restoration. As % the
lmpcrisst party aIier the disasters which have DE.
SaDeL tiaDse Aas Iaen TOO LOW eyer " raise its