The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
Our Paris Correspondence.


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that they appreciate the value of good manners.
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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS April 10, 1884.
Departure Of Prince Ndpoleon-Nasnit,sde Of the NeW
Leles-7he Montalenbert Afdir-7he NeU Loa~-A
Piece Of Democratic lfectation ON the Part Of the En-
pror-7he Nec Imperial Guard.
Prince Napoleon left yesterday for the East The Paris
journals ordered to employ the same terms in speak
ing Of his departure as were used by the semioical
newspapers. The despatch Of troops takes place but
slowly Everything is wanting for the material Of the
feet and as it is to France that Turkey looks for the
most considerable portion of the promised aid the effect
Of this delay in Consantinople must be extremely dis
couragng.
yet France has made levy for the purpose Of this
war; which is without precedent even under the first
empire The Of the three contingents Of 1882
1851 and 1853 has just been called out, and notwith
standing that the levy 1853 has been raised to 900
men, which makes in less than year, total levy of
800, 0O0 Such o number raised under the
first Emperor That great destroyer Of made ST.
milar effort in 1873 but it did succeed But this IL
not all In order that three hundred thousand may
be brought under the drapedu seven hundred and fifty
thousand must take part in the trage drawing the
ton on the lists of nearly twice the number of men
actually called upon to serve The price Of sub
sttutes is now extremely high and the consequences h
their depart from inability to raise the necessary
sum to purchase them on.
The Montalembert affair has terminated in the Legsa-
tive Corps without rejecting credit any The
has succeeded in again presenting to the
public the spectacle Of Parliamentary struggle which It
thought its regime had abolished The Legislative
Corps has had the cowardice to deliver up colleague
NJ Billault, BY his partizan ZEAL has given odous
toned, and Montasnbert, humble and submissive at
frst in the bosom Of the Assembly finding necessary
to raise himself in public estimation by that easy
are of maryrdom which brave few months impris-
onment and ne at last becomes violent and loses all
command over himself Such is the resume Of this rdi
eulous affair.
have been current against the
Of making Of the letter Of the Emperor Of Austria
(Which, although polite and gracious, engages him in
maneuvres in connection with the new loan. know
not these charges be founded fact but If they
So they show but shortsighted calculation the part
Of the government the rise occasioned by the color
given to the Emperors letter followed by sudden
fall, occasioned by the rumor Of Turkish defeat,
Up !. s % in boon
The review in honor of the Duke Of Cambridge takes
place TO morrow The Emperor has forbidden the
women which might have the effect OF nterrupting the
view Of the spectators Ths shines for every
he s reported to have said when issuing this order
curious feature in political character which bears
resemblance, in many points, to that Of Cromwell
entitled The East i" in which are to be found all the
episodes Of the war; The piece is Likely to have great
run.
The organization Of the Imperial Guard Is rapidly pro-
ceoding with 1t will consist, at frst of about nine
thousand men.
PARIS Monday April 10, 1854
H. de Ia Gnrronise the Prospects Of the War-Derar
ture Of Prince Napoleon for the East-Rcligeus Present
Of the Emperor to the Revolutionary Symptoms on
the Csnnent-Diseasc ~ the Beesroot-Heavy Loss Of a
French Actress BY the Cxsrs Prohibition Of the Export
Of Gold from Russa-Ldbache in Luck-Siicide Of Le-
peinre tho Celebrated French Actor-Hcauh Of the En-
press-TAe improvements IN ne Bots de Boulogno-A
Neo Way Of Spending the Hsneymoon-7Ae Princes
Borgheses Concert, dc.
The strange buoyancy Of the English funds is the con
slant theme of discussion here It is well understood
that English secureties sensitive to every
PRECIOUS gale those Of the Paris Bourse and why
they should just exhibit such determined upward
tendency il ia not easy guess unless there
hopes Of the German powers, which not generally
patent to the world.
NJ de Ia Guerroniere Is one Of the abest writer's Of
France and It has been observed that peculiar
gencies he to write to order, for on those
sons his language is appropriated by all the government
organs especially by the Consutionnd and the Pays,
this moment article has appeared from his pen
in which he talks of the 'beng reduced to a mari
time blockade OF Russia for interest instead
Between Austria and he saysand incidentally he in
cludes Prussa-there is longer any difference than
that OF the hour
Prince Napoleon left Paris yesterday morning at half past
ten, for the army of the East. He accompanied
the station Of the Lyons railway by his father the
King Jerome Their Imperial Highnesses were received
at the station by Marshal Magnan, and great number
Of general and other officers and by friends Of
Prince Napoleon His Excellency the Turkish Ambassa-
dor and his first Councillor Of Legation accompanied
the Prince to TouoA. The day before, Saturday. the
Emperor had given grand farewell dinner to Prince
- hfonx Iornv
Marshal de st. Arnaud, and great number Of officers.
His Royal Hghness the Duke of Cambridge arrives here
reviewing the army Of Paris the following ay-the
tails Of which interesting event hope to forward you
Thursday.
mark Of his solicitude for the spiritual condition
Of the sailors Of the feet in the Black Sea- the Emperor
has recently caused the Minister of the Marine to for
ward to Vice Admiral Hamen an oil painting, repre-.
ssntrg the Virgin Mary who is considered the special
patroness Of sailors Solemn performed its
arrival and the different chapans Of the feet attended
The Austertz has just Joined Admiral Napier in the
Baltic; So that while the Emperor says Pray to God,
he docs not the less seem to intimate by such expressive
messengers the necessity Of keeping your powder dry
1t to be hoped that the accounts which flow in upon
from all parts of Germany. that Prussia has declared
herself ready to give her adhesion the propositions
Austria, in the mission Of Gen. de Iendheim to St.
Petersburg should fail may be true and that thus the
flames which everywhere ready to burst forth may
be smothered but there are ominous symptoms in all
At Madrid it is with the greatest difficulty that
breaks can be kept down. Three hundred rioters
arrested the other day but the police stoned and
the military are not to be depended upon. In Italy
everything is ripe for general combustion Every post
us that the people burn to throw off the detested
yoke of Austria At Turin the Fence theatre sud
denly closed few nights since by order of the police
1t appears that Of the largest boxes belongs
cal club called 81 Feb Who few nights before present
ed bouquet to Mde Albertini, with little flags inter
spersed among the flowers, white, red and blue,) in
which Of the airs which that distinguished artist
particularly excels marked This demonstration
to be followed by still larger bouquet the night
aove alluded to, and quantity Of white and red
las their leaves, had been prepared in the box OF
the Feb With little flags as before one Of them bearing
tbeleqend: March, 1854" Whether the three
coors represented by the camelias considered
political demonstrations or that some other excited
sus picion is not known Certain is that the theatre
shut up, and several members Of the Febi we're
ri ted.
disease, regret to say has manifested itself in the
beet root which is producing CONSERVATION IL the north
of France and letters inform that in Portugal the
vines are much more infected than last year. add more
generally
Brandy :45 PER Pipe, quadrupe the average price,