The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29
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Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS oct. IL, 1855.
9ne Nos Iptstsng and Delicate 7bpie Of The Ddy-Ap-
pyoaehing Advent Of Aaoter Kg Of R"me-A rep mo
Ft.ufty-Acoouchers the Great Political Agents Of the
Day-Dubois versus Loeoct-Anoher Move 20 Drdo
Closer Political Aandies- Grand Agrscatar@ Schemes
The War DC, dc
The long anticpatei ofc al announcement of the En-
press approaching eccouchement has at length been
made in the columns of the Aonftear
After this course there is for doubt, and
the vexed question Of the salons is impeously set at
rest 1t certain that the famous accoucher Dubois
whose father atenie the accouchement OF Maria Louise
refused to confirm the Empress hopes some three months
ago; and Or. Leoeck, the Queen Of Engiand's
coucher who sent for, much to the annoyance Of
Dubois cautious his expressions that the most
inmate members Of Her Majestys circle we're mised
OF course atteny, doubt whatever has been enter
tanned but it ia satisfactory to hear from official
authority that the Empress has successfully passed
that stage when accidents most frequently happen and
that simply in physical point of view rational fears
need be entertained for her weldong. Politically the
subject is very Interesting and does not fail to at
tract the attention Of many whose ucubrahons extend
further than " Our Lady's bower" Napoleon was born
in 1905 and before the birth CT heir viii probably be
years Of age and before that heir attain
that period OF discretion, which is supposed to exist
somewhere about twenty after BIRTH he must
be within twelve month Of the appointed age OF man
three years and ten Supposng him to be 50 Ter
hunate to escape the assassin's dagger the pes OF
warfare the natural Of disease acting on
an wrought Frame and to attain this allotted couae
Of man ia there anything the present state OF French
institutops-for which this event is called by the
Nsnita.r new guarantee-whck would lead one
to hope they could be maintained in the hands
or stripping Talent know is in the justice Of Pro-
violence hereditary and If by an o1cepon it should
prove in this case, the great school of discipline In
which The ia her improved his would be Uantng to the
son. The golden balls Of the Tuileres be to
the son the waters Of the Pacific and the dungeons
Of Ham we're the sre and the existing institutions Of
France are all fer clear head, firm hand and
determined win. But suppose the ordinary ycissitudes
OF life TO assert their usual prerogative, and youth Of
twelve years of age is left under the guardianship of
regency. The republican banner would be at cnce I'M
Surlee and if its adherents put down. it could only
be Of authority placed in the hands of
man, and welded with an energy that would make
him dangerous neighbor TO new hedged throne in
allegiance for minor He might seize the vacant chair
himself and fresh complications Grse. Or, 10
che hypothesis line just now, suppose with view to
contingencies Napoleon should relax his present despotc
little would such state Of things IS more advansseous
tor the minor with legitimt preteRdershp lowering
enc TANKS Of the empire, and republican party in
Ia gitalsY There some who think the only
prospect the Bopspste dynasty in the hands Of minor
would have Of weathsring the storm and riding tri
away Richard Cromwell, would be precisely, what, in
reference to the Murat manifesto touching the kingdom
the me rsd has no need namely thrones oc
supisd by members Of the naparte family. There
sprs w
breskwater against revolution come from what source
\ may knowing that with the empire of France
their thrones in 1914, would come to the ground
These discussions be premature but they ave not
secsssarly out Of place at monent like this when the
minds of all thinking will be suEamary turned to-
FraUc0--ErNnce.
Chr ughout Europe and whose tranquility is pregnant
With veal woe to millions that are psckoned by hun
dr~ds.
But having thus touched upon the deeper shades of
th interesting event as observe them cast among many
places where ali licensed to enter let turn to
the light sunny CLEANS which Less attend it.
n dubois 10 in consequence Of his peculiar position to-
wards the EMPRESS the cynosure OF all eyes, HIS price
for ACCOMPLISHMENTS has ugmentad to amount almost
fabulous something varying from two TO ten thousand
self in the Streets lest bindfoded and chart
oeered he should suddenly ind himself N Ct Grmis com
peed to administer the mysteries Of acerta Then,
The question arisea whether not he will have
to chloroorm in the Empress' case It Is understood
at he is willing to take that responsibility II the En-
gives his Permission though he prefers the BOD old
way of grandmothers when the pains of travail
considered perfectly natural visitation Dr. ocock is said
be decidedly for the chloroform considering the deli
Of the Empires, precisely such should
der freedom from the excitement OF pain Of the utmos
importance. Leaving his question where it is the
interfering feature Of the occasion is the spontaneous
offer OF the Queen Of England and Prince Albert 10 stand
SPONSOR. This believe is an undoubted fact aud was
luileries between the royal and imperial parties,
the morning of the Queens departure just before
her Majesty entered the State carriage Of course the offer
was accepted and the occasion of making it consi-
5ered peculiarly opporune and graceful and a. the most
the splendid continuous, and most unweared hospitality
that the Emperor and the French people who had chosen
bim had extended towards them The Empress said,
with tear in her eyes flung her arms round the neck OF
the Queen who with true womaus soul and mothers
spirt cordially returned the embrace, bidding the fair
u, genie ''be Of good courage"
This great event ia expected to fall about the 18th Of
March when Is supposed that certain tuar creations
y that shall ss in
his reign by being bestowed parties whose merits are
Of sufh ienty remarkable character to give as
much luste to their titles they derive from them In
the coming the Princess Mathida will do the no
for the Empress who ia TO DO exposed
sp Dr. Lococks advice urgently that her Maes
~ should take walking exercise she without
ktgue, and that she follow her usual occupations Is
much possible.
To subject of fertility to another There
strong disposition to derive practical lesson from
the present deficiency OF the French harvest and
ply t. the land portion Of those Improvements whic
hitherto have been avshIy bestowed cities It ap
pears that there Ia France upwards OF fifty millions OF
which do not produce rental of six francs per
acre, situated the by the margin Of rivers
are altoge her lost fertility and that by proper ap
pication Of the improvements in agricultural science
they nigh, be cred the OF abundance II Is
calculated they would furnish to the a,orug classes
0C0 COO francs IN and to the proprietors and
contractors profit of 81 $50, 900, 900 francs.
The On,s states that Lord Stratford de Radcliffe is to
The report tina. the allied fceta before Odessa has
thrown ali Paris into fever Of excitement. Letters from
Bucharest full Of complaints against the Austrian
in the Principsliies and the organ-
In Paris beginning To take the matter seriously
The Duke and Duchess Of Brabant have just arrived ~
dAttainvc sonin law of the Baroness Esling grand
mistress Of the household 70 the Empres and the hus
band Of the grand daughter Of Marshal Masscna, has
i ued address 10 the Inhabitants OF the department Of
the VAR declaring himself TO be candidate for the place
Of depsty TO the Legislative Corps vacant In OF
the divisions Of that department.
Tho grand Universal Exhibition is every day
thronged with visters than ever BERTHE.
Our stuttgard Correspondence.
SrurrGARp, Oct. 7, 1855.
Peace Propcas-7he Status Of Raiy-Po1ib,e Changes in
ne Government of the Too Scittes-The Prospects Of Sa
dinia-Masrini Lciru Roliin and Kossuth Fhse-Their