The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
ENGLAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journalists and Bank.
ers IN the Interest Of NapoleOn-The Emf
perOr's secret supporters in the Assembly
Two Imp0rtnnt Visitors to the Chseihurst
PoIitician--The Game Of Restoration.
CHIsRLHURsT, Jan. 3, 1872.
To get an Idea OF how the vast amount OF various
moneys passing through Napoleon's hands can be
so quickly spent IN quiet retreat like Chiselburs
you must bear In MIND that funds spent for election
purposes and the establishment OF Bonapartst jour-
mails form only one OF the numerous items OF ex-
penses Much larger sums are spent In buying the
services OF all sorts OF individuals, at the present
moment chiefly of the republican parry. hundreds
OF Communists have always been and are still
IN The pay OF the Emperor, and Karl
Marx. with all his personal shrewdness
ana his magnihcently organized secret po-
lice, cannot get rid OF 'spies' and "traltors,"
with which the legion Of London refugees swarms.
But these are mere nobodles, TO be bought at
cheap rate. Much more expensive are the services
Of political and literary .S-~
PERsoNAGES ACTING IN PARIS.
There Ia scarcely single paper IN the whole OF
the Partisan press in which imperalist interests
are not represented one way or the other. If the
editor and the political contributors not to be
bought The printer Is purchased las In the case OF
the Ten.ps) anu The p rinter is very important
figure in the French newspaper press. for he sup
Plies, Olten the money, and has, at all events, q
sufficiently considerable share OF influence in the
financial department to impose his views In case OF
emergency. Ii the access to the paper Is more easy,
the chroniQuean's are purchased, and IN some IN
stances l know that even theatrical critics have
not been rejected, the rule being that IN every
paper some one should represent imperialism, no
matter in what way. The favOrlte expedient Is,
however, to
BUY WRITER'S ON MILITARY SUBJECTS
You must have seen articles Of NJ. Duruy almost
every where. You eau see the signature OF "MOus-
serOnes" almost daily in the Lioerte, this nom de
plume covering Captain Truchy, the stanchest
imperialist possible aud OF whose activity some
terestlng facts are communicated lower down. M.
Wacnter, in the SOtr, several other gentlemen In the
Dsoats the Steele AMI other papers will suffice to
establish my assertion. or course, all OF them pre-
serve imperialism in stale OF iacO0nito and
seem all to speak IN harmony with the color OF their
journal: but still here they at their post quite
ready to show their real co!Grs at moments no.
tlce. Thus far the Emperors interests are well pro-
vided for out the ChlselhurSt politician Will not be
satisfied with the services Ot writers Tor The press,
OF who IN he speaks always as OF set OF pats gou
ions, to be purchased at ny lmc lie goes fur.
THE BANKERS OF PARIS AT HIS SERVICE.
not to speak or the generals and OF many deputy
sitting on the right as well as on the left more
Than that, ne was for long time eXertlng his
erorts to get trustworthy and regular Information
as to the dOlngs OF NJ Thiers. and succeeded even
In that You know That the President Is married TO
his own nlegitlmate daughter to whom he wished
to give his fortune and his name, ana with whom
he does DOT hold exactly the reiatlons of husband
NINE. THEIRS
was therefore always lett at liberty to choose adj
mirers, and the gentleman III favor AT the present
moment Is M. Feulilet de CJncne. VINO was int''0-
d,lctee0 deS Ambassadors under the empire, and
who has managed through ms chere AMIR TO get
the same appointment under the republic lie was
already on duty on New Years Day, and your
Partisan correspondent Will he better able than
am to tell you now far that republican courtler
successful III the performance or his duties. All
can say is taat WIN, as WEI Us without, an oihcia
never to give the best information 10 Chise
hurst so long as he remains In mis- present unofficial
pOsiuOn OF q lover OF Mme Theirs.
NAPOLEONS SECRET SUPPORTERS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Among the members OF the Assembly tne most
prominent secret supporter OF the eX-Emperor Is
General Billot. lie was secretly in London turing
the short Christmas recess, mad "a long night inter-
view with the Emperor on the eve OF New Years
Day, started early in the morning 10 Paris, at The
special request Of Napoleon not To stay any longer
ana was TO have yesterday political gathering OF
various members OF the Chamber ut his Parsian
residence at the Place de pOpera Comlque. take
the liberty OF calling your special attention 10 the
forthcoming political activity OF tais general.
TWO VISITORS AT CHIsELHUKsT.
But Still more Interesting specimen OF imperial
ist activity Is furnished by the following faction
the eve OF New Years Day Two gentlemen arrived
by the Partisan mail train ana put up at The Goluen
Cross HOTEL opposite Cnarlng GROSS railway station,
and gave the name Oh NM Cremeux, pei'e 81 MS.
the one really the Old and celebrated p6Jp Gre
meux, but the other was by no means Crcmieux
JUS VINO after various sCandaOus lawsuits with his
wife Qhe well known singer MOnbellI went mad and
Is still locked up in mason IL Sdnt6. The man
hiding himself under his mad fellow citizen's name
the very same captain OF the stdt MAJOR lrucny
whose name mentioned above. NJ. 1r,lciy Is re-
tired from military service, and seems to nave
devoted himself 10 lmperallst politics. Those two
came over for couple Of days 10 transact rather
curious sort Of business. 1t would appear that Vi
CremIeux Is nearly as sure OF the
FORTHCOMING ACCESS or GAMBETrA
90 power III the Emperor Is, amt he dislikes GAM
reasons OF the dlslIkes are dinercnt In the Two
cases. Gambetta was clerk AZ the Law onlce Of
OLD Crenieux, IN company with Laurer, with whom
lie became friend and with whom he managed TO
40 Cremleux out Of all his business connection.
They both rose quickly to prominence AT the Dar;
both became leading figures on the Attn OF Scptem-
ber and although circumstances COMPEL "a Lre-
mieux to Sill keep up relations with then and TO
take ONCE Gambetta nls hatred OF the dlcta.
tor remain Ell always very intense ami seems TO
have caused hm now to work Tor GamDatia's over
throw at any price. IL must NOT be lorgot;en more
over, that
a Jew, likes money better than everything else and
tnat his repupcanlsm was never "a sincere one. he
was accused In lS49 Of being an agent OF LOUIS Ma
poeon and at the elections OF lsoy Vermorel openly
opposed him on the same ground. WHAT ne wants
now, according to MS declarations to some OF his
friends, Is to establish new paper IN opposition 10
camnet'as ReptoltgMe tTa"c1,Se and ne came TO
bonuOn under the pretext OF making arrangements
with some English correspondents; but III reality
the purpose OF MS journey ~ quite d,ierent one.
Inc Emperor, who In working for u B0napartist
restoration, never means ytuIng else but the
restoration OF his son with a regency, seems 10 Dc
now in course OI framing CUnsel dc i;ugence and
Cremicux has Deen selected as IFS leading civil mem
Der. 10 IS with a view TO negotiate TINS az.
rangcment that the oid ana celebrated
arocat came over In company of NJ. Trucny, who
mad 10 play tne part of Inc nesoilsior, bOtn
tine Emperor and Oremleux avoiding, Tor secrecy !
sake anything IKE personal meeting. am yet
unable To tell now FAR the negotiations were sue.
cessnl hut u Is quite sufficient al present u knOw
That they have taken pace. AMI quite clear mac
there couid pe scarcely any better plan imagined TO
overthrow GamDetta, snoaid ne eyet come 10
power, man To put INTO the Coseu a. re yrntp one
ol the best lawyers Ul France and a man VINO from
tins immemOnal mas enjoyed with Inc mass OF
French people the reputation OF the most sincere
liberal OF the rich classes not o the most sincere
republican, AMI wn0 mas al the poiitcal exper
mat could be gained by occupying leading positlons
Ia Inc government IN lsIs as well as Ia 1870.
Thus you see thai the new year Promises on the
wh0e, 10 he rather interesting one for France or