The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

sue the right wAish MOI s1sesssd by any pvAnsi IN
history Itskesrcns exception wevsr 70 The
he has commissioned Count wAswshi 70 make on aha
Be- gan press They not only impohtc, but mig lily
intrusive. fney 20 remind ell Europe Of the pres
sure put upon pubic pnion Franco They ssam OF
nature 10 excite nisrust seeking of quarrel
With the kr sdcm the Rbins.D Would IL ~as asked
the eth 81 Louis hs,s &
betrayed into hing like political oisquisition VII
the subject be vari usy viewed
eury, " That would depend the nature and mposi-
tion Of tn particular governments " and straignts.y
moving her part Of the the great Mi
who seldom proioDgs his sojourn at these
twenty minutes or half hour st most so out Of the
loom.
has relApsed into the philosopher. His smile
placid, his brow serene, his ansusgs mild and
impa STONED, as one who had mingled In ths
yades his casual observations you would n.vsr
suppose that 1t WAS he who gave the fiery counsel
Gays of humiliasons. Command the troops &C.
soutely. hr, and guar your throne for half
tury," was his energetic demonstrates; The tender
hearted old King shrunk from the ea and glory
OF his house has forever departed heard from party
who Of the household Of the Duchess Of Ossns hst
her CON- the Count CO Paris il already tall in person
his handst father though Tot gooo looking that
he evncef talent and great energy OF chs
rsc.er. Whether the Duke de Chambord i'll foreg
his rights and thus place him in the mixed ehsrac Of
divinsg appointed and popularity elected seems
Than ever doubtful without this, the Orleans branch
The last accounts seem 10 intimate that the fusons,s
have simply ore quality in common with all the Bour.
their enemies While Napoleon il signing peace which
places France in the front Of European policy while
he is msk the capital ths prcudest city the imsgua
lion Of the world ever dreamed Of while ne is eDcearing
himself to every member OF the meanest hovel In his
realm by aots which trAe home to the senses Of the
mesnest capacties legitimss and 0resDists quar-
reLipg about what shall be the national hammer
one or either Of them shall have 'his own again"
Among their retainers In France the old feudai
a he tlaa
resided In by these persons less noccuAted
Charles the Ter N is still mace to ieeI either by oal
provision ior his wants or by some periodical act of
spa ccurtesy that the bond "a not severed though
purse for be education and Of OF children
who're fathers were connected with her household Little
into The d. miess OF these who having the bat OF
III ir por;ioD are now In comparatively easy cream
stances. Bat the great bjecs is pishe1 If it
faE to say hen higher feelings Ay have been the
nctvthe kindly word the snorg feudal ehmept, IL
preserved intact md hough, belts them, ,bsse
thners cautious throw the off their guaro nd
there to the strong enthusiasm with which,
they speak of the house Of the ancient kgs Of France
To say that they have hope Of better times would Dc
much The revolultrn SO instantaneous, bronRnt
abt ut by ouch totally Insignificant materials the
OF France has been dAsnng brilliant and sweeping
harg up their hsrps and weep. believing for tbs present
that the Lord hath turned away his faces In wrath.
Meanwhile, what does the nan who hath vauted into
the SADDLE the Bourbops could longer bestrde Why
he hndeth time for all th gs. He dsbands his army he
plans visit to Agers, be schemes navy whose power
81 all day be equal TO the ancient mistress OF the
seas anewth his hands in his pockets and lie il
his king eJes-he repairs every day before he 81
BATH spoDged carefully BY his ope
which, BY the way causes the Cad Of France TO aick
squat red in the lace and be otherwise exceeding
spieul and having contemplated the feeding dressing
and other opei lions in the minutest detail this guar
returns to the Empress urnish her with report
his Minister Of War any other funoonaly state
sfare In the morning the rites sac 90 to sryaGlag
bedside royal child Is Brought Taus do the Imperial
progenitors fulfill amid the OF State economy the
ordinary parental functions Of humanity The poor EN-
Tongue habitsd in costume 80 airy, gOssamer like and
fragile that she looks like snowy bird Of paradise
she receives the various parties whom she degh to
honor. Never old she loox more beau ful
full OF asoin alton. Pale the lily her transparent
lures assume new enchanmen. nom her deisats ate
and her exaa1ont spirits only cause fear lest hey
should uitimaGy prove too much for that attenuatei
frame.
ed yesterday the Legislative body relative to the zap
tsm OF the Prince Impelisl:-
been gwen to Frame Will be celebrated on the Jaae
in the cathedral Of Notre Dame; and bring you, gm
ttmen bill destined to the expenses Of tina
gust CEREMONY 1t appears to that when spe,k to
moy which has given such striking proofs pa
tio'ism and Of csvotecLets to The Ea,seror i is ise
less 10 insist on the character Of that at The llne
tine religious aod national.
vote has been accordingly passed FOR 400 900 rancs
ftr TIE ceren ory in question
OF any political re refuses to receive the
Diplomatic, or Interchange any wits of political
tier In aw P nee Je at tie Pa ais Royal evsry
day he makes excursions about Paris ana the Is
is taid to great in the rse A.: uss
Macmillan, brother Of the Emperor of Austria is his
way hther and Prince Oscar Duke Of gotha and
grandlon Of sernaeotte King Of sweden, is to
arrive in day two. Altogether, this gay city, what
with the baptism, the visit of the Russians Of fresh
frfv tha uda Cf Ia "A
in the nor tn Of June to present temple Of iare,
estiyity gcrgeoutnes and sperdor, such as soaooon
in all his glory never dreamed Of The Crystal 'siace,
sacred 10 the rites Of industry is to exhibit these
industrial ii es in their proper apphcation-namsy,
.ao nng the q The most beautiful part Of the
ques, 10 held ,hsrsin honor If the peace
the Prince Whose timely birth has not uaftly ea,itled
admir- ably calculated fer festivities Of this kind;
when fresh boarded and the galleries arranged Ioge
must preient coup dal net to be equaled in Europe
cannot conclude my letter without giving your read
ers Fir gnsr instance OF how donestiS matters ale
eon etmes nsnaged in France
tepay, when woman from Anvergne, who was passen
ger in third class carriage suddenly cried out that she
h DC nHa SURE r lew
The carriage was full II was impossible to stop the
train. Az ong tie Passengers vas Souaye minus
manned and nu,iated the cd soldier proved the best
nurse Of the patty. From bis knapsack he produced
ard all The mysteries of Lucna found In him an ex-
perenced minister much So that the train arriving
at Orleans the grateful mother refused the offer Of bed
and medical assistance and with true AuvernAt streng
of constitution, declared herself quite well las could
be expected" She, her newly born and her tureaned
Zouave went all together to Cermont when the last
are that the soldier having payed the part of
good midwife Ia now to be godfather. In the
PARSONS made between the French and Ergh soldier it
IL often said that the former is hardy fellow, who
turn himself 10 anythir while the latter would lie down
ard starve father than forage for himself but it
rared for the journey to Orleans to prove the extent Of
French acoomp ishments.
Liberty Of the Press In Europe.
OPPOSITION OF THE BELGIAN CHAMBERS TO FRENCH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TWENTY-FIVE OPPOSED
QUESTION AS TO wALEwsKI's sPEECH-ExPLA
NATION OF GOVERNMENT.
In the sitting Of he Belgian Chambers Of Wednesday the
18th inst H. OR1s in accordance with prevr's notice.
put the following questions to the Belgian lister Of
Foreign Affairs rela i've to the auson made 10 Belgium
in the 22d Protocol Of the Paris Congress- H. spoke
follows: 1t would be denial Of evidence to CA ques
lon the considerable emotion created throughout the
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