The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-09

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preston that when RENE shall once bs connected BY
railroad with the prn ,pAl hes OF Europe the fast
Of the pinetsenth century will substitute in6dety snd
var the doctrines OF Christianity and He has
no Aish in the saivstion Of modern I'm provenens.
PANS Nay a. 1855
Rstritse, az s. Cloud-HisoricIl Souvenirs Cosseesed
.ellh ne Pasaoe-Heauh Of tbs Empres-RoyGl Guess-
Nursery Amusements-?he Empror's Reminisccnees-A
DinSer ,ciih BGeciochi-7Ae Ilian QIss.ion-1he Cox
dOT-Tasfing the V.n09es-isportcn. Experiments -
the Transportation Of Wises.
The genius gaey il at this moment paramount IN the
ancient palace of 81. Cloud Despite rAgoal events
It's itory, this little Insignificant town, about two
Leagues Of Paris, and named after the grandson OF
Clovis who having escaped when his brothers we're muir
dersd by their Cotaire, here conees cd himself in
wood and lived hermit, has continued the hvorits
resort alike of the Bourbons and BonapArtes It 1t
St. Cloud that Heary I'LL assassinated in 1859. The
town Was before this in-I think labo-burnt BY the
Charles L. Of Esgs.d sisd here in 1870 There Also
cured in the Sale dOsar9 the coup aeas Of the great
Napoleon Of the 18Th BrnsGirs, 10th OF November,
l7ss and there, too signed, in 1916, the famous
capitulaon PAris-ftteen years altar which date,
nom the place Issued the amou, DEGREES Of CHARLES
H. which caused the revolutions Of July.
But Napoleon H., nothing dAun.ed BY the grim sha
dows Of the past chershes this beautiful though
il had been Of his proper creations. BE has been
heard to say that he feels happy whom within
its wals. Indeed possesses everything that vile
State OF its cares, and unite the domesticty OF .
private dwelling with the splendor Of . palace
Its magnificent park, its luxurious gardens its pic
tureeque waterfalls, its splendid position, overlook
ing the silver waters OF the Seine, with the vineyards
studded banks cAptvstsd the house OF Orleans
n did ha
fortusas Marie Antoinette whose Avorte residence it
beesms Napoleon the First did the same, daring
the rsiga OF the Orleans dynasty Louis Philippe spared
no expenditure. Since Louis Napoleon made his COUP
detG every franc thSt could be rescued from other
works has been devoted the Of the park
gardens and palace of st. Cloud.
And his esty is there in the zenith OF HE glory
Tne Empress Is with him, inaaling the sweet 6-eezes
that softly whisper through those sheltered and odore
rous gardens and is gaining health and strength every
day. By her side reposes the infant heir OF ne
which under his auspices Napoleon ondy hopes history
VIII point to with no. less pride and admiration than to
thai OF his renowned predecessor The fortune o. has
bic ssed mis- psxee Of his dictaton reigns
throughout the world And at this moment he plays the
hos: young princes who look up to him their
Gsmael the wonderful hero Of their stock, and
ne from whom they may well learn instruction and wis.,
years sgs and brother 0: the Emperor Of Austria is
one and Prince Oscar Of Sweden the grandson of Bsrna
cotte is the ether Who is but few years older With
them the Emperor loves to fling aside the pomp and
ceremony that doth beset . king. In tbs morning al
three 10 be among the Emperors roses breath
irg the fragrant Havana, and chatting, laughing,
musing, arm in-arm, IS if the govern nent Of
mankind part Of their vocation. Sometimes the
Empress from her couch, which has been wheeled to the
window OF the Sale dOrangere let's fall sweet wordsas
the tabled fairy did pearlsamong this trinity OF princes;
and sometimes tie nurse with the heir APPARENT il sent
10 add to the domssciy OF the enjoyment In IA in
slant the infant de France is caught oy the other
Now is the Emperor who gives him toss Prince
Oscar now the yourg Macmillan till Of last the nurse Is
obliged respectfully remonstrate and the fair Eugenia
issues imperial decree that the Emperor and his gusts
shall leave the young child alone To vary the scene
the Emperor carries them of to review at Versailles
then to the Louvre and when talk OF dinner begins,
Prince Msximian prefers request-"l have heard al
my lie he raid "of the Is0is Frsrss and whst Non
Whatever be his condition. should certainly like TO
have practical experience Of the art Of this famous
restaurant" The Emperor laughed heartily ~ should
like nothing better my Prince said his Majesty
than myteif 10 coz QUOT you there In frmer days
have enjoyed many pleasant hour in that quarter q
the Paais Royal; but am afraid, were now to with
you, should spoil the siupdcty Of the feast Bocao.
chi who 70 the greatest gourmet in Paris and knows al
the best difhes and the particular artistic who has any
espe cial forte shall immediately 60 and order
dinner for your, elf and suite. Ask him to diae with
you, and be very sure you VIII have good one
Away few Bacctochi. quarter of IN hours mySteri
conversation with the Chef of Les rros Fferes Pro-
sufficient, and in two hours time the bro
Their Of the Emperor of Austria seated as banquet
which, for deicacy Of cuisine lus ousness of wine aud
msgn eence OF mise scene, could be e4ua!led BY no
other house Of general entertainment in capital Of
duke recounted all he and tasted to the Empe
and Empress when the latter smiled and said to-
have often oined there days of yors and retain such
pleasant recollection OF the occasion that don't know
whether shall not enc day persuade the Emperor TO
take there again bourgeois; only she added, laugh
there is no obeusing him. BAccochi, who was pre-
sent while this conversation going on, declared he
sho ud like nothing better than to render the sere
Empress i1ow very we'll how to order At toe rroi.
FeIes and added she, sha be too happy to have the
approval Of so distinguished judge as yourself"
Her Msjestys state of health is much improved, but
she is still unable to walk.
In the Constitutional Of yesterday is article the
Italian que stion which has added fuel the inte
rest already taken in the subject. 1t is remarked
that the C0astitut, 1rneg has hitherto taken
part which has been sgsinst any inssre-
all is char ged and the ari sic in question would appear
to corrobcrate The view ventured to take in former
between the Pope the Emperor of Austria aud the gov
crnment Of France the steps to be taken the
publication of the Sandman document the contents of
which had formerly met their approval.
'sThs profound respect" says the Constituionne Gin
spred by the sacred character OF the sovereign Pontf
and the august authority OF the Holy ses preserve as
pean press has fallen. But would II be exsggeration
hope that the Pope comprehended that ths hour
has ct length sounded for the completion Of what may be
termed the administration and mental reforms in
which, it be admitted the statute of 1S47 made
rous advancesr The whole spirit Of the arcls in this
ioca journal Ia, in fact, recommend the adop
ton of the principles laid down in the famous note Of T.
de Cavour.
To turn TO subject OF srsnt interest," letter from
Dion has been received describing event unsIampled
In wine producing countries having recently taken pace
namely the exhibition and tasting Of upwards OF sixty
sorts Of wines Of different ages and growth, OF
the Cote dor. The ceremony TOOK plass With
great Formally, under the presidency Of the
mayer and attended by all the principal land owners
and other abilities Of the department. Its object
ascertain the precise value Of the Cote Or wines taken
their aggregate and What extent they justify tbs
qualifications Of the first wines In the world given them
recently by the Commission Of the Universal Exhibition
The asters tried succsssively samples OF the Coron
Chassgne Clos de IL Maloys Of 1902 aud 1905 Matroys
Clos vougeot of and Clos St. Jean of 1S2ftne
last three years considered indifferent dnnSs me
iip) Then they tried 1los vougeot Of 1919 and 1925
Clos de In Tache 1926 IL TAche 1884, Musgny vougsot,
St. Georges 1884, ETC., The result very favor
able. All the wines declared to possess ia strik
ing manner, their peculiar general character and dsn
gushing qualities But the Corton and Chaseagne Of
1902 and 1906 appeared weak The Maroye OF 1878 the