The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

ana the Empress nund that her liberty YES lost
sns o'ns. day whs. the E|psror saS s or p0m
guard OVER the Empress, TO whom she very quety
observed, that the instant the Emperor vas abssat
the dutie sol her once called upon her not u
leave the Empressl That "a what shs see" the
Indignant reply and tslegraphc despatch to fiomb
10 appoint d5na 10 watch over the actions OF the i'm
per princess mother This time the reply was that the
Empress at liberty 70 do ~ she liked with Madame
d'Fssiipg. In this repect everything u altered, and
the pony pbatons driven by the Empress herself ner ct
tendance a bull lights dressed In the Spanish costume
and her shooting At 81 Cloud atrcd In sort OF fancy
drets, al these seemingly little incidents signs u
ibose who i've In the close intimacy OF the imperial court
You must live In the heart II French society to know
are judged by high and low and by the imperiaists
as much as by others; but Louis Napoleon has LOST
the right to sainsay his wiies wishes and he could
with great difficulty compel her that rgid dignity
to that perpetual observance Of decorum which French
prejudice In all ranks exscts from persons OF exalted rank
Louis Napoleo said, 81 think see him nov before
me- a. be went day with the Empress and all their
suite to- inspect as works at the The Empress.
with bound pesrly jump, crossed some panks. when,
IN On instant the Emperor telling her sharply to stop
came 10 her side took hold OF her arm and said In loud
Euf cne what win ali those people think Of yorfu sno
my n,erlocutor added, shaking nj head, - afraid
he would lot stop her now; am afraid he has no longer
the right TO make any observation"
Austrian Occupation of the Prsncl palitaes.
The .ustrian Cosdts OF Sienrs OF October 10, says
Porte secret treaty relative to the proongaton OF the
occupation OF the Prncpates. Such treaty Is in
necessary, as me existing one clearly declares
the arrangements TO be entered into between the
Porte and Austria Even admitting that the enactment
Of the treaty OF Paris which says thai foreign troops
must evacuae the country within ak months ap
plicabe to the Austrian occupation, based separate
treaty may ind the Paris journals that the treaty
In question contains number Of other provisions which
have not yet been executed According TO IT, for exam
pie. tie commission on the prncipates ought to have
NJ n,.~I -
its )abors but II has not We do oot believe that
we are in error In stating that soon decision shall
sttutons shall establs he'd provinces Austria
will not delay in putting TO occupation which
has cost and st costs her good deal OF money, AND
which IL rot Tor her interest Acne.
The O Dersche Poa OF Vienna also contains article
destined TO justify the occupation OF the Danubisu Prnc
pal.s By Auss,i. Il oppose. this oseupaoo e that Of
fed by right whilst the presence OF the Western Powers
in Greece can receive no Justification whatever. 1t
demands the presence Of the army the pro
vncr as has given rise 70 the resppearance Of the
English squadron In the Black Sea. does net suffice
says Tor the treaty TO be signed must Like wise be
carried into execution Austria" says the article, 10
conclusion, has the duty 70 perform r watching
the execution Of this treaty the other
Powers and the presence or the Aust an force u.ed
By treaty 10 calculated 10 accelerate
factory execution Of the provided By the treaty
OF Paris
EmigI alton from Ireland 10 Buenos Ayres.
The Water Witch (t0O tons), Armstrong, coz mander,
the properly OF NJ Smith, one OF the largest South
American ship owners IN Liver pool sailed the goth
from the port OF Dublin, laden with general cargo,
and having board lis emgrans bound Montevdeo
and Buepos Ayres. This change OF the 6eid Of
from north 10 south has been adopted by tie Irish ao
Catholics the suggestion OF several clergymeu o.
that persuasion resident in the United States who have
not iaiied to irupress their former doeSs with = due
horror OF the hoetlsy of the Know Nothing pasty to
wards ali strangers In general and especal to the Irish
emigrart. The Frtegon's Journal says
The enisranis are all ON the neighbornood Of Muffin
gar and belong 10 the most respectable OF the farming
tenanry Of that district, whence learn what perhaps
is very little known, that IN mgreton upon lin
tied scale but attended with tas most beneficial results
TO the working classes who have gone out, hS been
steadily gong from the county Of Wes.mesh tor the
last fifteen OF twenty years and the conn unity OF Irish
DOW IN Baenoe Ayres amounts IN Number ~ IL 600 so
oil Roman Catholic, well provided with excellent cergy
men resident among them. aud or whom the Rev An
posi,cn among bis lock. otis reverend gentleman mas,
We understand, been tie instrument Of founding among
Them hospital aud lsters society Of tho Sisters o.
Mercy FOR The education Of the rising generation. The
pursuits from which the Irsb 10 Bcenos Ayres derive
much advantage are shipoallding fer the port and
sgriculsaral pursuits generally for the supply Of the
city.
The value q the production Of wool Ia the province OF
Butnos Ayres dteen years ago, did not exceed loo 900
New is yearly value approxmGes close upon milton,
and meets with ready msrNets 10 Belgium, France and
EDga The governments bordering the river Plate
act wh The greatest knoness the irish and the lat
ter are al OF the religion Of the country hArm0nses the
Two races. We understand that the Irish enigrsrts to
suenos Ayres improve greatly IN active and steady hab
IL after residence Of three four years and fortunes
o. from $4,000 ESQ 600 are quite common among then
The yearly transmitted 10 the county Of Westmeath
regularly increase In amount the object Of the senders
being 10 assist their relations 10 pay the Passages Of
those whom They may have Induced % joio them. The
persons who sailed Ia the waterwitch eli goae
n the earnest solicitation OF their friends.
DIR. Rae in Scotland
A. the Lochaber Agricultural Socstys dinner says the
Edinburgh Coudnf) incident occurred when formed
\ ETrfs IN fta far
uemsn, apparently tourist arrived II the hotel uss
The party 10 sit down 70 dinner he ASKED and
sverins he made himself particularly agreeable, and
hs health ws proposed NJ the Stranger" and very
cordially drunk. On rinr TO return thanks, he said
g 10 the course or my life have rough days
and many pleasant ones. have lived ton months IN .
snow- house without warming Myself ~ . are;
have had my moocasins cut OF my legs with Ratchet
have boon reduced TO the necessity OF living on bones
bat all these things are easily forgotten WHOM meet suoh
stranger TO you all, and ~ have received much
sindns1 from ysu, ~ but fair that you should know
who am: ny name y Rae, and you may have heard Il
associated with the Franklin Expedition" At tbis an
the astonahed party started " their feet and
rave Dr. Rse d most enthusiastic reception. she cheer
pg sted several minutes, si.er which Dr. Rae showed
zone o, the articles which had Indicated the probable
ale Of SIR John Franklin and his party These consisted
piece Of gold and tso silver watches small anchor
several cons, spoon, with crest engraved on II, &C.
". Rae RAD been a visit to Edward Ealce ESQ, n p
NJ Glenqroicn, and ". 90 his way 70 Castle hcnass.
An American Ship Fined In Liverpool.
IFrom he Liverpool Times, oct Is
Captain Thomas Ausun, OF the emlErant ship Jacob A.
moncd under the Ilss secton OF the
Emigration act before Mr.. Mansfield Thursday Capt
appeared for the prosecutions, and Mr. Mans
cid barrs;er instructed by Mr. Harvey appeared for
he defence. The facts were shortly these On the "a
July the snip cleared fer new York. having Gle pas
sengers The vessel passed by Iieut Prior Of
he emigration officers 81 this port ~ all the requisites had
been compiled with. appeared that when the ship v0
out after cssrnf that difference between The Cap
and Sus stone the medical officer OF the ship and
The allegation Of the surgeon vas that the captain refused
10 take him. and sent him shore, thus going 70 sea
without . surgeon for the passsngors whereby he In
cured penalty Of not less than E2s than Gico
surgeon Stone proved tina, he appointed 70 the ship
and that he went accordingly, being duy qualified The
captain wanted him 70 weigh out provisions and serve
owl water 10 The passengers. when he refused 10 do and
them the captain told him 10 shore, he did not
want him. He went shore with the pos. lie was
cross examined BY Mr. Mansfield, bsrvistsr who endcs
vevcd 70 show that the witness went Of his accord but
he denied this For the defence the captain chief occr
and steward OF the vessel we're examined The captain
stated that the surgeon refused 10 90 In The ship
count OF his vile beng left Der confinement Aler
hearing AL parties In the case bis worship found that the
defendant had committed breach Of tbe act, and fined
hin G26.