The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-09
NEW FORE m&ALD, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1855.

NEW xUuA aE4A1U,
sysrAlss, are In mary respects equal 70 Champagne
70 mentioned hhswiss proof hat The wines Of the
ana hssdy nat The tssssrs tired spvasds Of O. vines
me Roman refugees nov in Picdnoat have collected
Court de- 0svouI With gold medal - .ss Of Tstads
for bis noble conduct at the Congress Of Paris.
PARn. Nay %, 1855.
ne WeatAer and hundations-TAs 1rpar.ite Tssaty-Na
polocs's Declarations Of Good FaiA tossards Russia-
Public Opinion Exgsassd's Ealiaa Polic-Relurn Of
me Crisean Troops-7Ae Palmer 7ria, Erei,emens-Ba
snso~ TIE Resuu-Htauh of tAs Empreu-Porraa Of
ne ExfaM Prince, &c.
The very extraordinary westher We have experienced
or nearly two months, 10 making Itself seriously felt
in Of the departments, and unhAppy the promise
of change held out during the las. fsw days hss not
bsen ulaed The accounts Of inundations In the neigh
borhood Of Lyons from the overflow Of the Saone from
valsaee, from that Of the Rhons from Avignon from
Gisn where the Loire has risen apidy-an the quays
bsiDg under waeris very distressing In many places
the inbabitants making prep aratlons to remove
their property and quit their hoaes The valleys Of the
Adour and tbs Cave were completely inundated Pey
rshorsde and all the surrounding country has been iuun
dated by the overlooking of the Cave The promise Of
abundant vintage is entirely destroyed.
begins to be generally understood that what is called
the tpartite treaty Of the 18th April in which Eng
land France and Austria conformity bound to guard
the integrity OF the Turkish empire il less Of nature to
give umbrage to Russia than 1t first presumed. In
drawing out the anss of Russia there danger lest
another power should possess . monopoly of doing mis-
chief. Austria, now brought face to faos with
Turkey-the Danube become IN Austrian river, her
armies and her enisssriss generally, ever the
spot the watoh to act Enthusiastically, or find
for interference with the internal arrangements Of
her weak neghbor-mght ct some future day become
the real disturber Of the European equilibrium. To
make party to the tr psrts treaty which guaran-
tees Turkey from every species Of aggression moral
physical is to exact pledge from her which, did she
fall to redeem would place Austria under the direct fire
of England and France, and, in a probability that o.
Russia It. in fact begins 70 be thought that Austria,
by her eiplomatic skill has gained 50 much in this
recent European ebuition, that bond of some such
character absolutely necessary.
Il is rumored that the morning after the arrival Of the
Emperor of Ausias BROTHER the Archiuke Macmillan,
conference took place st ST. Cloud in the Empsror's
cabinet at which the Russian ambassador invited to
be present That the tone Of Napoleon this o:cason
was more than usually energetic and that-addrsssing
the Russian envoy-he said, I" wsh In the presence of
Prince Aaximilian to declare that for
contemplated breach of ith the part of tho Russian
COVER nmentthat never desired sny other guarantee
than that given BY the Emperor Alexander buturning
to Prince MaxmiliAn-'as trustee for the equilibrium of
Europe bound to recoect the great template ons
thrown In the way Of the government Of Austria;
temptations Of growing character, which might
In any change Of European circumstance strongly per-
suade Austria to adopt poly. Not that such could
happen In the reign Of the present Emperor whose
good faith have the most perfect reliance, but
al mortal, ard is the Office Of guardian to provide
against events often In their nature apparently fmpos
sible This conference not considered confidential.
Of the saxon minister, and has freely
mented on in diplomatic circles
On the subject OF Italy have at present more to
add, but the following quotations from article in the
Assemblies Rationale the well known organ Of the fusion
st party, will give some idea Of the vsw taken Of Eng
laLd's share in The NATTER
What careslEnglsnd for the popularity Of the King OF
Naples or for Tho glory Of the Holy Seer What she aoes
nas extend her domination and that Of Sardinia in
Italy Genoa no longer suices She would possess An
cons Cevita veochia Messna and Palermo aud lat ery
LAND would plant her flag all these spots. No; her
measures are more discree more subtle She does not
s.pe to an Of territory 0a, to arrive "a
to establish where she would reign, that chro.
nc and morbid anarchy which has delivered up
World, Spain and Portugal. This what England would
fam eest. She wishes Italy the neart and
head, BY destroying the temporal power Of the Pope
become easy prey and revolutioniss win have speedily
delivered up the edpg remains to the savage avdity
descended to the last rank among the nations but the
Psriaments Of Westminster and Turin wall sing praises
Of her liberty and independence
An idea nay be formed OF the activity displayed in
bringing away the troops from the Crimsa the
rivals winch have already taken place in the French ter
rtery Tho division Of General Fay. composed of tae
NJ nfau in
France in the beginning Of this month. The three rsg
ments Of Zouayes which left the Crmea the 2st of
between the LIST ard 18th Of this month there we're rd.a
at MArseles seven companies Of engineers the fret bat
TALON Of foot chasssurs and the 9Th h 29th Both aud
3lst, 64th and SA regiments Of infantry.
1t stated that the Russian vessels sunk ct the en-
of the harbor Of Seslstopo very much ipjure by
their submerson owing TO their having been bull of Fir
The trial Of Palmer for the Hugely murder, which is
taking place in London, exctes much neres. in
cult to ray whether sarau jusconsults, medical men
or the sporting world are most occupied about it. The
lively interest certainly evnced by the last The
bets were two to one before the examination of Dr. Tay
or that tie prisoner would be found guilty. since which,
however, great change u opinion declared ITSELF
edds are all nov the other way, and is thought the
prosecution viii break down for want of proof Thai
Cock died from stry chime body doubts but the umb
ling the viscera it is believed has saved the prisoner
emit relations which France and Eogand have towards
each other In consequence Of the telegraph than this
trial The two countries are gradually, 1t were spite
OF their language and the opposition of their habits,
amalgamating Every pusaiou in the one is met by
corresponding vibration in the other The lapse OF q
quarter of century must inevitably produce changes
which viii equal hoe Of two hundred years their past
history.
The Empress was well enough to be driven to the
view the other day. ct Versailles in honor Of Prince 0s
Of Sweden. and the Grand Duke Macmillan No in
convenience TO her from the motion of carriage but
the moment she attempts to put her the ground
she seized with aintness and nausea amounting
hitting There no hope present OF her Najestys be-
ing able to attend the forthcoming ceremony Of the bap
sm Previous to the departure for st. Cloud the por
trait OF the Enfant &c France taken II is said that
the color and shape OF his eyes those of his mother
and a. these certainly the worst FEATURES Napoeoa
Possesses presume 1t IL meant are to anticipate
combinations melange-of the parental ineamens the
uncomelier parts being lett out. The state ceremonial
which distinguished the rst journey Of his little Ipe
rial Hghness from the Tueres to st. Cloud ID to BE- RI
gidy pcrsevered In. On every occason the carriage
which conveys his gorernan, his and himself Il
escorted by squadron OF dragoons and eli the popuIa
ton Ia called to bear witness that 10 infant king il
among them The natural good and unaffected sim
plicy OF Naposon's character, It might be supposed
would have led him TO avoid this panderng the vulgar
But perhaps ne reasons like his uncle "Whsn reneu.
he n frat uaIy ho a.. h