The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07

Visit Of Louis Napoeoa and his COMFORT 10 AsoIamd-Hs.
torioal Contrasts-The Conclnsioa Of the Iaperial
Risory Of the Crimean Espoditos- Precepf and Prac-
tce- Queen Victoria's Vtsa 10 Paris-7ze industrial
E1hibtti1a, de-, dc.
there IL thing moro conspicuously evident than
another in the French character, illustrated ut all
events in Pars it is the bass used mp spirit with which
events tDgDg the and quIckening the pulse Of
most people, vie we'd BY nation which par excellence
Tejoeeth the distinctive appsllstion OF La Crank
here is the representative Of that rssuscitatsd dynasty
whose very name used to be syDonomous with Eaglish
hatred and uncsasing blooished, bidding farewell to
the coasts Of France to visit those OF ancient foe
Who instead of meeting him with sword and lance and
all the grim array Of ancient rivalry Is covering her
highways with triumphsl arches, renovatng her royal
ksep at Windsor, preparing civic fet.s psoplng her
houses with eager gszers from the farbes Provinces
while the living impersonation OF her dignfty-ths
Queen in whose veins flows tts bond Of thousand
hinss-is ready with Bonded knee and tremuous hands
to grid on his limb the most inustriols order OF
her emplrs-to spdow with the Garter Napo.eon
the Third, as did her royal predecessor Arthur,
Duke OF Wellington Nay more Waterloo is about
to be avenged, and the famous gallery at Wind
sor besr that title to bs inosn by another name,
n npbmsnt the nation which England loves to
honor; and while al tina 10 gong on, the Emperor,
taking touching fare wen Of his corps egisldtG and
moving dowa the BouIevards with superb retnue
rounded BY the Cent Guard, and al Paris IS is
usual Sundays is aoot the whole ia gszsd at with
cut emotion, without interest," and scarcely deign
10 mark the circumstsnce BY 10 much as national
shrug Of the shoulder. Is this the consequence Of
sGed press the pasual result. Of revolution upon
revolution, OF people void sf all patriotism pam
pered peted, treated Ike spoiled ch ii to-day and de-
eevsd yexed, ,rrat.d and bamboozlsd 70 morrow The
question is easily asked than answered. the fact
however, A. 1t If, is speaking one, and certainly
minds of Roae IN her d-cadence when DO aud then
the energy Of tue Pratorian Guards gave false ami
meretriciVus brilliaDey 10 her fading grandeur.
by way Of airoriing his heges scuetaiug to amuse
them in his absences, the Emperor has given this
morAivg, in the co'unos Of the Aoaiteur, ano-
th,r Of those articles toe "Exosjto on d'0ri.
enc" which never fails to attract the lshest iate-
rest ON this ccaou 1t II the. general policy watch
ia discussed and ,hs OF doing so With such
severity towards Russia, that TIE document reaGs
more Id ns nfesto proclanDg tbs wrongs OF France
in The sight Q. Vie siyiasd sord taan po,ls'opne
for kusa only pretsxt her the tomb Of Christ was
but the stepping stone Of urivsr.al domination Tbs
govern OF the Emperor OF the French compelled the
ceurt OF St. petersburg throw aside the mask Eng
land At first deceived ny the pretended religious charac
herself By tie 81 . OF France Rassa, it continues,
soveIe OF the Black Sea- having only to st:etch out
her rand 20 touch the Bospborus, subjscsea the Mei
rrsr to the power OF her feet at Sebastopo Where
ever her ships could swim her prepocderance was
suIed. From the midst OF her inaccessible ports she
mtDaced every empire and every kingsom Not only
had France aad Epgisn rival not oD1y Germany
pressed down under the foot Of this Colossus bending
over her, but Greece Italy SPAIN Egypt AMI every Sc
cODdaTy state, threatened in their e;ury snd in
dependence.
great object OF this article is evidently touch The
seDsibity of Austria Tor which purpose SONS nstruc
lions given by the late Emperor Alexander in 1872 and
layely published by Admin al rchakot quoted where
Be- are spoken Of as admitting military organizations
Hungary too is esrec,ally pointed out Every possible
Deems VAS to be e1ertea they might b, promised ads
render CO. the erection o. Sclsys Kingdom, pecunAry
for the Of Influence titles and dscora
tors to the chiefs. Yes-a5ds the document, comment.
iEg there imperial ruciona IL the heirs OF Peter
The Great should command Cons ope by
OF the sea Austria fenced III and rounded all
des BY the strong arm Of Russia would be at the mercy
en- prise the audacity OF Alexander had
conceived Hungary, open by the Danube would be de-
vered 10 the Excitement Of lent souvsnrs aud
Sclave Coalition would to betbe mouth to the
part OF the Austrian Empire while the key OF the gall Of
Iieste might, BY surprise, pas from Vienna to st.
It is true says the srcs, spsasng Of the terms tha
We.ttrD alliance is prepared to sxact from Russia We
have not taken Sebasepol, but the Black Sa il nov
d. Of battle which the enemy has abandoned We
stil even besieging Se5astopol We have fortified
self at Eupatoria-Odessa is rnense.d by our fests
What can Russia dor To demand, then, Of Russis
Limitation Of her naval srce or to non'raze the Black
belonging to any nation !batsoeyeris to exact from
her much less than have already acquired by
Sea- four vessels Of each Of those maritime nations are
neccsssry-Irsnee, England and Turkey THIS crusade
would be sufficient. What Russia has lost is what how.
long may be the war she regain, namely:
her preponderancs in the East That which she has
right to require h her proper influence Ia the affairs of
the world She is to find general coalition against her
ambition, but wishes to humia.e her. What ID
Of heE Europe has tie right and duty to en
". .ss Vii .na
The closing paragraph Of tbs interesting article Is
n.
bold course Iercaps, to speas OF the military AMI dpo
mats conduct OF WAT while the army 70 fshsDg an
precisely under such circumsauces that sas good to
tell the truth to tie country Truth is danger only for
weak When have siae right ana str nxta,
truth honors those who speak it ana rsassGres those
who listen to it."
considerns that The government which puts forth
this eDunciaicn has stitched up every source from
which this much apoitrophized la reriE can by
possibility s1ude, this last sentence cannot help ba,
provoke smile But as regards the policy Of the docu
theirs been the r.otest hope of peaceful solution OF
the Vienna conference, such document WOULD never
have made its appearance.
with the Queens witt that she to DO here at the end
Of the present month to stop week and take up her
abode at the Tuileries while the Emperor aud Empress
retire TO tie Paiss Eysee; but at the moment write
know IRON the best authority that nothing Is settled
tentatively The Grand Exhibition win be decidedly
Of the ceremony Of the iDaugpraton an that can b.
said IL, from the state Of rard in which everything is
her holeSty NIUE Cnance Oh seetug Tue
oduee Of France t. great advantage Tho fact os
her Aejesty's intention 10 come, at some tiole or
other has, however, had msrvellous effect ie
sti ring up the inhabitants, who keep up such
battery of renovation that it IL absolussly
dangerous 10 walk along the stfests. Out OF
CONFEDERATION TO the heads OF the pas sengsrs wher
ever repairs going on, two pisces OF wood,
placed otqoty across the eansewsy, warn them 20
take refuge in acme WAY or other aod the most obvious
OF doing is to to the oner soe but the
traverse sooner elected than counterpart 10 the
obstruction just avoiGed meets the unfortunate mon,
and ne sgsn describe zig gag and fall into his cd
path five yards head the same thing occo.s
sean eaollng in q garden orDamented with iir,n
OF wet garments, and anon Tapping Ia your face
and kIocsiDg your bat mo the soossberry bushes,
bagatee " the perlous inconvenences
Of Paris regret that the space Of letter does
permit me, re. of 10 this description to translAe
the whole Of article from the pen OF M Theopnlie
Cauter who has just transferred his services from the
Prose- to the Mcnitesr the embellishments OF Paris