The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

anything that has been witnessed for many years in
faih such at least the projects said to be ia
temptation At this moment by the ruling powers.
Amidst all this anticipated triumph, there w. however,
rpected with it annoyance which appears to be
ke My felt by tbose who to be The chief acors in
this extraordinary Drama The solemn proclamation OF
the Empire whether fixed for the month OF November
the well date of the I'd December, il
not all that has to be 10 proclaim the Empire IL Of
lite avail unless 1t be accompanied followed nj no
distant cate by the OF 40 Imperial dynasty
end even ~hou reference TO any possible difficulty on
the part Of foreign powers the latter Is said 10 be ~
certain as EVER 10 far as matrimonial alliance with
piIcsly family is concerned 1t Il tiue
noticed the of certain obstacles to the mstr
nonia project spoken OF at the time Of the Pre- dnt visit
To Baden 1hose obiects said still TO exist and there
seems now probability that the Princess NaSa Is the
person ~ho will share the Luz per throne Of France. II
report speaks the rapd Of that lady ia destined and
IL alleged under the influence Of great sovereign to
another the octive heir TO another thor
Under Gcb CIRCUMSTANCES the only left il to give
to the Of tho the faculty OF naming hts
successor Now that the question CT the empire
icfofed dthpyty the no lee important one Is agiated
Of The lretideni marriage and on this point great I'M
certainty prevails.
Subsequent advices in the London Times state
the decree in the Mo,lttur would not DO postponed
to The 18th October, but would appear few days.
The vintage had commenced IN Burgundy. 1t
would, II Was sad Be socse than was at first feared,
both in quantity aud quality. The grapes for the
most part, were either unipe or rotten.
The following, en- the subject Of the vintage in
France, is extracted from tho London Times of
29th ult:--
OF the vineyards on the Lor0 and la Champagne TIE
prcdrct 70 sngutdoc s regarded OF such bad quality
that there pressing demand for old vine which has
risen CONSIDERABLY Old vines have risen fui 80 per cent
ia pYicc With month. At ADgouome, in The Cha.
Ientc red wine u worth 4of the hcctchtree AZ
BoacR,ncy u j. said that both The quantity and ,he
quay q the winu Ii hut DiiddiiD,. Letters from bor
oeaux prnounce general rise ia the prios OF vine si'n
every Importance 81 further advance rs u - tSsre
that tire vintage will be inferior both a. TO 1uinu aua
quality The copsignmeuts Of wine arriving W ps,oy,
WITCH have been r scmo time, were IA re nun,
lat week trum Mar eos. bordeaux ana baJ onno
Int NJ ais burgundy ere rare IL i eai' tnt
tie grDwers that provpc~hsse but sn III stocN
sit ing in their cellars and that their oem,' are 50
tyofhi ant DAT they ind buyers tneru has On
n ckarQe IN the price o. brnndics The speculor pur
thf,cd largely tbs rt announcement Of D0d VIA
ttpe that there is q considerable quantity On hand.
Flour bnd risen z francs the rack in Paris and the
cctn market hso been affected by accounts OF the
sIr,ad OF the potato disease ia the eas,ern depart
m,Dts.
IN the northern departments hero were lend DOM
plants in consequence OF the Suspension o. CONNER
oial relations between FTencc and begum
Trade was biisk ongst tn Paris manufacturers.
The in,nda,i0bs Of the Rho.e we're gradually rc.
ctdns; vas, amoInt Of dG,rSge nd. nevGycr,
been done.