The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

PARIS. Oct. 81, 1855.
Ineosy STATE Of Public Fseing in PGy-rlagarisns Of
ne London Pras-The Uniia Of Eiropran Polaics-Un-
popularity Of Ae En9,1h IN Nopl,s-Eduoason in ne
Cni'ed Sata and Franos-Prinoe Albert again in d.
rupor rtn he Eho,ish Pecpl, de-, dc.
ss stil great unessness prevaiis. The government
cannot refrain nom cvincins IL consciousness OF IT, II
ssbles The sumber OF 10 police, doubles The ordinary
garrison, II keeps up most vigisnt ccnsonhp on the
domestic press exhibits overweenng susceptibility
respecting the foreign. Tho honu1 rttsss 10 complaint
haguage which almost implies threat on the conduct
n he Egsh organs Of public opinion, and The tone Of
sjonder their part nos calculated 10 throw oil on the
roubled WATERS, Meantime the mugmurs In the nu.
bourgs rather 'scotchsdn than san The placards
un continue 70 srow tho walls noswishstandIns the
csivty Of the police In removing them the Bourse s
gitated; Al securities depressed, and people will
svs that IN aemps made not long ago on tho life
he Emperor, and that hs vas stabbed in the arm.
10 prsss ever the frst 10 accept angels mission
70 taken IN active share In organizing . committee
Fhose object h 70 hire apartments FOR the working
asses - The proprctors price, and TO lei them again
charitable reduction Much good vas done at nrut; but
sooner aid the proprietary come 70 understand The
schiny broush, TO bear upon them and that the mar
vas thus supplied with resh buyers than they raised
cir demands by third, By half or In some instances
bubls4 item. The principle OF commerce never falls 10
venge Itself on any unwarrantabe Interference with
laws; 90 this source OF slleviasion rapidly drying
and shs nurmurs grow loudw than ever.
An artce In the HEzArD has atasted more than ord.
ry attention. The subecs Of the DourSc spccu.
ions In Paris. Tho Morning Cnronsk OF Losdou, 90.
ID The article INTO rs columns; and many persons nol
tng NE notice which sgnined The source from which
bad been derived, gave the Chronicle the benefit Of H.
rush made At tho different reading rooms, bus
~-a-4t-
Peep at H. Both french and English kept up regular
rse upon the bureau whore Mersrs Gssusni's female
rdisn o; the ned journals protects her historic rca.
Fcs and many tempting offers were made for puy-
ss Of the copy. This, however. out Of the ques
and 10 this day such Ia the curiosity 70 read H. tina,
single journal, dated the 18th Instant has brought
re cA,ly Subscribers 10 the News Room than all the
Of The papers put together. Il h now well under.
ID that the Information given In that article was dc
d IRON the new YORK Imam, and IL fame Is pro
konately increased thereby.
Pbcs Napoleon len Paris on Saturday morning BY shs
eourE Railway for stutgard, 70 Wait bis uncle the
bmpansd b. his military household, rssurus 70 psris
arm :. oompeisps = . eIocodlnsy srsr n Eiss.
he = % be received By The knisser u Foreign Af
sad sasn be proceeds % oompexns, 70 have an
eeuAsion aill continues rife a. 70 what course the
Of Naples win think proper TO adopt The corres-
1ence win me government OF that ngdom. con.
I'D BY france. Ia 90 laconIc that people are nov az
ming they must Gee what has been written By rns.
ere thev pronounce Judgment u 70 said thst the
hg In Naples ID 70 hostile towards England thai one OF
Kings dfbcultes Ia 70 prevent the peypcsgatIon or
outrage upon the British residents, circumstance
Ne Knows very we'll would entail upon his CO pitsl
from The Enslish lces instautsr. A regards the
ch, avcrrcd that no inimical sentiment "a enter
end that they ere generally looked upon with . |
Oily eye. The police have been troubled nominally |
Us account, but more probably bccause OF the revo-
parry spirit which at the intelligence, guarded II
onta ned IN The Agnuezr, would naturally be disposed
|play. II reported that certain refugees, known
her advanced ideas and revolutionary Tendencies, /
len England and Piedmont for Taly.
zen Ne reflect on the sing far aspect Europe presents
eent, what with conflicting interests jarrns and IN.
ing with every political combination, and rival pre-
epgingng NJ IN the midst OF untes and coalitions
oc~dsdin All said 70 be imr~eesable Ills enough /
cnish minds whose calibrc OF intellect h mot mr. IN
OF the average lord Palmersions journal cs,s
esrcNtan question, for Instance, . sword n the
Of Austria, and At the same time Austria u supposed
suppcrtcd b. England IN her desire retain the IA
'uoipalltiee which france win not herr ~ her re-
Thus .pelsnd finds II excellent that Austria whose
cue NOAH An pierce, ahQnd mAuiain position IN