The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26


kstch your espopdent lays any claim to know any
hing Of the speech yet in embryo aud the purport Of
leep the proper safeguard but whatever his Majesty
says most eope IN ais will give nim credit for think
ing much after the fsshicn have i'm ylsd.
Ar 10 the prolopgaion of the Elk ption sensible
mar coub's that Napoleon has wisely decided when
be DEGREES It's fnaty. departs thus in the full odor
Of City lie trades OF Paris have the whole deri
yed such hene6t from the Exhibition year cannot be
equal ed 10 their annals They may well desire reped
Il cd towards he Ind"strsI p"iscs not 10 be- sau
osed but that the vcion Of its being about to close
has had much 10 do with the daily easing numbers;
and thai announcement 10 the effect of another year
gbce being Permitted would bav. immediately "a ok
ed The present influx OF vrittrs The Economic Exhibit
zion increasing daily in impof lance, and Is, believe
ain 1rsn in Eerpetuiy The principle IL excellent:
thai OF showing at how cheap rate the necessary wants
mems stockings ut less than franc a DOZEN capital
,loih ri francs The meter and clocks that man need
he ashamed to zee in bis dining from 10 to is
francs each. BERTHE.
PARIS, Nov. 7, 1865.
Tranquility # he Public Mind cs % The Difficulties Beeca
England the United Stas- What he French Think Of
The Lfair-Louis Narolson's Expressed Sediments on the
Sn,jot-A9itation account Of Ae Dearmess Of Pyoci-
sians-Dulness Of Paris.
Even before the arrival OF the mail which has Just
reached Europe from America containing absence Of
spy material of nature to add fuel the late burning
excitement In regard to the relations between America
and the olo Country, sober and trsnquilizine
view Of the political aspect gradually becomr ap-
parent in al political and diplomatic circles It is said
Of tie Frgsh that they have great difficulty in forming
anything like just estimate Of public feeling In the
United States and this be true it is still more true in
regard to The French with whose organization in pol
cal matters, it too frequently word and blowthe
very Of tina. which pertains in French social lie
where the general rule is, VoD ct parteyre Mill A
stranger is astonshed sometimes that the camor and
yburly which nssails his asonally in
of the by streets Of Paris should not be flowed by
tisi Of brawpy snew He sees each party PALE almost
cadavecus with rage Il cir dark eyes mutually flashing
fire. their mousschios cured up end the very bouses
CD their backs rusing and inflated like the tail az
feathers of the hobbe gobbe bashaw of the armyard-
famiiisry known the turkey cock-but suddenly
wlsp tie storm is nj It's height and The clouds
more Than ever darkss me and lowering, calm
has sn,i .y Iessed sway. Not it in political feuds
Once let the cry escape let the camor be heard in
The Streets be to the Official whose domcs is nigh
on shose carriage shall chance TO De passing The
wrath Of hell is in their hearts and their lips and
blood alone slske, or fire quench it. Women and
children and ags men catch the Juror by inspiration
aid po in tn. fendsh revel which i. seldom brought
tot clcfe lill palace Is sacked, minister shot, or
crown he seen rolling in the gutter Knowing therefore
Apgio-saxcn character the French are proportionaby
astnLsd at such peaceabe results following after such
wCrdy warfare between America AND England but the
truth is gradually being discerped, that frequently the
Of disagreement consist in the manner OF
lmpOTtanCe. In
The present instance conviction Is rapidly possessing
meme minds that the pue in question is really nothing
nor less han an eleconeefiDg maneuvre of Mr..
Marcy ~bo at The eleventh hour Is cesrous Of coacea
ing many former GeDque ncies conspicuous for the a.
snce a all manly courage, by show of pluck and bot
tom when shadow a foe is to be seen. It be-
gins to be believed that the whole affair only desperate
threw Of administration bankrupt Of all popular
deiaiion in order to regain the suffrage of the democra
cy urder plea OF having bearded the old fatherlands
plea which II Is believed the American citizens will be too
fhswd 10 be bambcozled by. "a man is known by his
hcal surely to b. judged by bis antecedents and
Mr.. Narcys aneceeens have unfortunately made him
the lauepg stock Of eysry dpl matte state and society
and Empty bavpacocia Thus, tIen, alarm has in
great measure passed away and the language used BY
MAJ oeon at private scite at st. Cloud last night would
10 dsipsie the smallest ground for fear. ''Such
war were bis words 10 not to be Dire med Of for
m.n Hhe whole Christian world would cry shame upon
it, We in al lance with England good and i'll, but
frPlal would cut OIL hes right hand rather than strike
blow a. imeri a." Hi Majesty uttered these words
with mar ed emphasis and In the hearing of twenty per-
who stsndng in his neighborhood. II evil
Gently bis desme That they should be repeated. rne old
,ana 10 the States by the first Napoleon, was to
che ish America The great Bopaparte then at
Fewer that bad CALAMITY asserted its Independence,
that che day maritime strength might torn coun-
,erpoie with the gigantic naval force Of Great Britain
Napoleon the Third has nccue and far seeing vison
$50 deal with your hier d. remembering that one day
beree they may become your enemies,' has been sen
tenouely remarked ana his Moi sty may possibly look
forward 10 the contingency of nkewarmness where all
il tct r dc and romantic ardor the part Of
his ally in which case the policy of his ancestor-that
policy which through another and cfrcutous path
be follows MT es~ closely, may in this instance have
very cogtDt attraction for him. Whenever the day
r,yes Hat lie Granei With England, ii Will per-
baps If be lives he will look to Ameiica-apd many think
be will not do 70 in vain.
In the mean time, Napoleon Is not without sufficient
CAGE Of snxey at hce The DEAFNESS Of provisions Is
becoming fearful instrument in the hands OF the
PARTIES which, though gagged in speech scattered
for and near throughout the land In its length and
bieadth. The government sgain and again issues it
orders 10 the Procedures to find work, work, work.
ranks to exercise the bene6cent Office of charity
The priests cry, aloud 10 their temples, and
weak Republicans-whose name Is leson-orleanists,
usopts and legiimiss who Insignificant In detail,
have all, however, weight and influence when the
belly fever becomes dominant among the 1t Ia
Easy make the dissatisfied believe that the govern
nent Is responsible all the Ills OF humanity, and
the di cold dull nights OF winter have fairly set
in and long and cherries months before them,
the price DIVISIONS finds the needy peculiarly suscep
Of the influence Of aeitaed prs the popular min,
Napoleon Is everastiney having the credit If being shot
mind is AT IT the skeleton whose presence
overshadows The reye that all may remember the
fterg nature Of mortality, and the moment capital
tales heart and makes investment, the muzzle Of
pistol impeIal)y inclined shows its ugly mouth, belch
ing out fe lead smoke. No harm done, perhaps
IT Is only maniac enjoying evening rasne, play
day or two since, an imperial attendant In
neas en- knows howl and all the saverpeut organs hss
to the world that the Emperors ion
much IA contemplated. Still however,
ybooy is made uneasy and the most sangune are
reaoy believe that such continual smoke denotes DIRE
scmewherc in other words that the 30 much
talked 81, and often banled viii arrive at last
We are expecting the King Of Sardinia reach Paris
just in r TO tale part in the closing the Exhi-
bton He Is still in delicate health, but travelling by
sato Marsees and thence TO Paris by hope the
journey may not be too atiguing. The Emperor evident
The importance Of these visits from heads
ard their scions giving him dignity In the
eyes of The French peop susceptible in such mat
tiers; and doubt the sardnan king in meant T. play
important part before the settlement Of The great az
| fairs now hand. In the way Of visiting Paris IL
deadly lively" 10 degree just now nothing
going on which may account perhaps for The foil owing
desperate ndverieme Of widow in Goiignanis Mes
| seaSer Of to-day
"a iacy, moving In the first circles, aged 20, OF
TleatiDg exterior, superior mind, excellent educa-
| lion, and sbo has boon deprived OF the enjoy
| psnt Of a handsome fortune by The deah
Il her husband wishes to marry gentleman 20 ssessed
OF the follow ing qualification Large fortune well a.,
fn,ped mir d. distinguished name perfect knor edge If