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

do sec that the merts Of Italy al peace with
Piedmont have despatched posts 70 his ardnan AAjes
" complaining OF thai provooson Sardinia. protected
by England and France nepaces Austria. VINO Is sus
tanned by England and the sovereign Pontf who IA sus
rDed by Franco; and 70 complete The confusion austria
advises the King Of Naples to abas = system Of
enm Mt which she herself carries into practice a. Milan
aud Venice The ~ eciscle In indeed plin AMI the mna
seeks In vain for that unity Wo,ch 50 often u
the mouths OF prioces but which 10 practice as vAon
Ay dream II emans 70 be sem whether this ket'
'ie Of ccmbuble elements continue much longer on
the fiery hearth OF European cisconteDt with safety
ever safe 70 make political prediction, surely
Is now.
The Po,rre states that has beard respecting the
cupaton OF the that the Porto protests
against the maintenance Of an AUSTRIAN corps Of occupa
Of the Epg,ish stips II which now IN the
Black Sra "" rays the Patre these accounts, ss We
the slightest preext tor continuing her occupstoa Tue
coDssni Of Turkey. on when she founded her conduct
being Withheld she will be, doubuoss, compelled 70 In
me olatcls withdraw troops -
Very much ia raid and written about the highly civil
ized state OF France. |, may be doubted, however,
whether this civilization anythug ike general as Ia
10 be ecen 10 England or the United states In
country prov OF late 10 the edu
eaton OF ,he bunsber classes u immense. though 10
st very behind what exists In the United states,
the education Of the sorins ciassa Ras reached
point which u European source or Sst0uiehment
and intense interest In France, however, when you
D. vance beyond the pale Of the capital and the large
towns the pno Of the peasanry Is almost fabulous
In almos all tie rural districts sorory sun lmolicy
believed tn and the state OF poverty and wretcnedaess
hch poor laborers and their families live Ia posi-
lively inferior 10 that o, the ocme.tic animals. The
ono the mos, ~retched tenement the most Ut
TER abtndonment the dCm, ion OF nth Is Witnessed
every wh.re. Boys grow up with apPrehensons so little
quickt by with their fellows that boyond
animal qualification Of their PASSIONS tnsy have ab0
lueiy no ID. as Girls become women without learning
Of the oeceDcie- Of lite, and II by accident they are
brought into the towns ard placed out 10 SERVICE they
first to be te ated like the mistress OF Percerne
PICKLE placed tub 0t water, nude az they we're
@ se Sso q
Domestic lie entirely vi known to them the disrence
Of meat from another OF various descriptions OF poui
try, of Retabes, 70 them aled letter. and ~ tor
tue elements OF reading or writing they have Us little
knowledge or them as the poor miserable COWS they
have spent their lives In watching Lately the tribunal
OF Nancy has been occupied sev raj days 10
the frauds Of notorious od beldae who has spent
her life In imposing on the O. Guilty OF those poor crea
lures such dread Of her power that was with
the greatest difficulty The prasspry could be pcSsuadcd
by the Judge 10 give their evidence The cabAiistic
Characters which imposed upon these simple creatures
vas q scrap OF German wricpg tho wretch from time 70
time seemed TO scrawl On examination il turned out
that the wise woman was ignorant Of book learning or
any kind the oupes who baa 30 long behed her power
with awe ano oismay, and probably the Eve years Inn
prisonment she incurred may induce her 10 devote
recton. At The ume speaking Of the brutality
and savagery OF the French peasantry only Just TO
record the extraordinary the wonderful power Of re-
spending forcing impulse OF civilization which they
possess Bring girl OF seventeen, ignorant and bar
barous have her-bring her Paris, where
and Al COLA cats with which she comes In contact,
and In Elk months the change effected viii ba
simply marvellous The Yaoi. VIII almost en-
asido and In I've place bowling courteous sye-a readi-
to ray the right thing In the right pace ac-a
pride Of carrsge-a coquetsh delight spow white caps
apc aprons-an exquisite about the fect and
th0usand things beEte which II would be hopeless TO
look for 10 pessant OF any other nation This supple
and facility oil character Is not without tts andoe,
and lying piferng and debauchcry are almost the sure
concomftsnts
increasing uDpopuarity OF Prince Albert on several
public occasions lately be has been received with marked
codpess slmoet amounting TO disrespoct add natural
10 ask the q this The Queen has by degrees be-
cypher and reiies, IL 10 said, upi aty upon
Ter husband. The cousequencs ID tnat com ,nnt Ia
raised about bis Roy al IRnesa' Interference. Bot
pect the cau,e OF his popularity deeper this
Among the higher and middle classes high church doc
ipes nave attained 10 such pitch that England 10 fairly
the way Of going 70 Rome. Against this Prince
Albert bias maufuy ut bis protest and the consequence
Is that ali the ecclesiastical appointments OF late years
have been made In favor Of The low evangelical PARTY
hirc lila iachryo and The rabapcss Of tois appointed
church party has attained such degree OF hefcenesa
that 1t V Impossible 70 cay to what extent may no!
ard uDinvnq. and bcy ond his immediate family circle
has fends bus for all that he has. suspect many
qualifications Of great va nc TO the people Of England
PARIS Oct %, 1866.
Aa7iey Respecting e PTe,idenial Election IN 0< United
Ssaes- 7fag,cai Death Of ne Countess Fitsjames-The
Correspondence Of Count Wale,csli I've Neapoli.an
DfIcuiy-The OTera, de-. dc.
The iptcntneM with which people OF every class here
are watching the great struggle In the United States
progresses towards s eliminating point only another
proof Of the daily Increasing influence American nsu.
tions and American people are exercising over the
minds Of The rejecting pan OF the European community
Making every allowance for the peculiar features which
distinguish the Presidential contest Of 1885, and add "a
much interest 70 the ultimate result still Is dlcul 10
believe that contest OF similar nature taking place
ten ysan ago would have evoked 1.-THE Of tho sams
49, ~ a.
minded Of the giant strides the ends Of tho Garth ars
making approach each other and that The Old and tho
New Worlds are gradually, but surely. coming Into such
close proximity and relation that the heart Of one canno.
throb without The pulse Of the Other Immediately respond
Ing. The speeches Of the eadiag Orators the brilliant
articles which have teemed from the daily pres the
inz d1S, the calculations, the hopes, fears passions
everything connected with this famous conscss-sre IN
mliar household words in the mouths OF ALL For the
moment, subjects which under other clrcumstan oes
would be asbsorbIng In their nature arc compasayey
sheivcd, and even the dhpagemcnso Of al securities and
The general financial alarm forgotten the arrival Of
esch successive mail from New York gives renewed
piquascy to the themo OF interest," But DO
tore this reaches your shores the dnouesox 20
Arxiously looked for VIII have occurred, and
probably many overwroug1 temperament be cusaxcd
In seeking that repose which need moro than no
kfucHt pVhifCAn. l1knnu, hnCo ZIG pA6knk OF the
reform BILL which reduced the period Of the county con-
tests from nees days 10 two and The borough contests
10 one general election OF members 70 serve in ParIia
meut has become comparatively dull Affair." but before
1870 things different and many Of M can rccoect
passages Of political strife which, 70 stranger
eye, seemed almost ominous OF impending revolution
and oven useful 10 remember n aIordng faint
image Of that intensely heart burning struggle through
which you have just passed To Euglshmsn therefore,
the Presidential contest Is Ineligible and does not seem
necessarily 70 entail Tho dissolution Of the Uuion e dis
location OF society civil war and the end Of all things
but with the French IL Is somewhat different; and knoS.
ing that such excitement could not prevail in France for
as many hours a. has months 10 the United States
without catastrophe, believe many OF them consccn.
tously imagine thai American collapse 10 A. certain 10
take place ~ The next eclipse Of tho moon
To turn 10 subject more Domestic: The higher regions
Of society have had gloom Of melancholy thrown over
them, In consequence Of he death OF the Countess rtz
ames more sad and Affecting termination 70 llfe
spent in the exercise Of every virtue and devoted W the
promotion Of the happtness OF others, has seldom