The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08


that 'ape az these measures seem they ve devised
Heavy % the responsibilities OF town OF Paris are
consequence CT the debt Incurred by It's former ntere
renee with the bread market 7sucng It 20 III 8 bog
rcae Of price the days Of dearDess Ia
high price tho scarcity had passed away
70 balance the account the present OF pabc feet
ing does OF admit OF arrangement complex,
tncial and he.erodox, being adequately carried
The dearness OF bread ths dearness OF rent the compare
tive reduction the price Of labor with aserious7 1aag
ed yield OF potatoes subjects pressing homs 70 the
popular mind already smarung the Increased taxa
ion resulting from the last war that ,esion
mperiously called for The Enperor's presence eoo.
will have the effect is 70 be hoped OF patng the ee
ief which has become very widely dessemnted that I'D
longer able to hold the rens OF tina. psterra
vsrnment he has created with the fmaess here
toore The very esgerness OF the semofciai jourDaa
in denying this imputaou is remarked reason ssr
there beDg something In and fatal charge
be brought against who s the oncsntratiou Of
oil authority and power tie Emperor surely wisely
In adopting the best Of meeting hat OF proving
by his constant activity that he 10 stu the who
foremost TO beard the most powerful Of Europe
and sweep away assembly which presumed TO drean
OF crushing himself 1 sm very much afraid, however
from a hssr Ina. the state OF Napoeou's health ls
satisfactory he would an desire the world to believe
There IL, believe, doubt tina; the wsewsk, paaty OF
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pared TO give way the Isle OF Serpepts and Bosra
question The formidable aspect of the public mind IN
England, represented ected oy Lord Pslmerstaa,
produced the bighes, quarters conviction that the
pear Is not yet ripe for Russian policy Eugand, how
ever may well look to laure's for The 1ussAA
eagle only bides its time.
In the meantime the Coln;tutennsl tho organ Of the
Foreign Office here sorely at the rehaS
Of the Roner in kindly spirit. 1t complains bitterly
the Chief OF the State aud that the correspouienis
joong In the Anglo saxop tongue on this side ST. Georges
char have INDUCED in OF ca.umny DIS
graceful themselves contempi.oe IN the oyes us
Europe and the Assee Nd;ioale takes the opportuuy
OF revengns Itself for suncry warnings, and absoo,
temporary suppression which II once sustained, by
peculiarly happy retorf.
Eyerv devotes his respec, to the quarter which
him wltb affection fear, After having belabOr-f
the poor French journals who perfectly innocent n,
The reproaches addressed to th the Consta ,oel ta
20 tie Engfsh papers. Here, likewise we cannot cc.
tradct that Journal ror can we favor with
mony We have never read In the Erglish. nor In thH
Germ papers the attacks hich have rritatd It. Bss
Il often that the copies addressed 10 go assy
and without doub II precisely those numbers shai
contained the tales which have so profoundly touched the
Corltitutionnet.
Your readers are perfectly aware that such Is tAe
censorship exercised no, only the domestic bss
the foreign press, that rarely that even packet or
the NEW YoRK HERALD arrives at its destination In m
completeness. say even the HERALD, because rs cor
respondent has been than once com oh nensed by
the authorities the fairness OF his statements, has
freedom participation the floating scan tai cf the
hour, which often is sooner seen than swampsd By
the most wihering contrac stou, and his DESIRE ~
the Of bis TO preserve the continued hA
mouy OF the Unite States and France.
Tne air il Glled with imaginary Russian daggeu, IN
coubttdly By the zeal Of Enssn agents; and whether
be simply .hs Englsh press, or emAnaung from .sa
higher English rouce there disposition 70 nduoe the
French mmd 10 survey all things through Russaa ms
cum Russian families NJ this moment abound In Pasis
1851 and they are the agents the spes the dipaD
natic postcrs the English would fain have them -
eved verify they their Office with strange air q
innocence That they are capital customers ina. ,hsy
indulge In bounteous hospitality that their manners
Sc. in this capita. which formerly gave ne law M
ers OF ths sort ~ beyond doubt Ald consequentytAev
snye sse,r SeIps su, Ssyopd M, nsrs y vuS
Offensive manner Of exhibiting Russian ambitoa. -
influence, or ber diplomatic object me rooms Of ne
night aiier night aud great the cordially betwxs hsr
ana the various imperast cciss who frequent her eas
CANT saicas IN the Rue - For.nun but the Engsh sre
equally we received. invited In equal numbers and have
apparently large degree Of the smiles OF the prnoov
hOs,css Prince paul Levin. who has been entirely
brought NJ N England and ho was 10 OF
pubic schools n the Of eleven, and OF the most
popular embers OF Enssh society b ty revss
the good will OF the count-yAst may be tsrmed- of hx
adoption. Brtal islo no purpose There ia CRY iE
boudor snd through every phase OF society sha, 10 Rus
Sian estimation the English at zero, while the pops
lary OF the French almost at fever heat and only yes
urcay read private eaer from an officer In the fss
rsh navy which mentions that while OF certain stA-
ton where The English and French ships placed the
Invitations given 10 the French officers by the Russssn
authorities were ~ ten to one compared with those ssns
TO the Eugsh aud that the difference In thor respective
welcomes marked could bo consist, nj with good
manners
under the patronage Of their Msesies and ohevs
which ba ve been just established BY the Societe do 81
Vincent de Paul. took place yesterday morning s nino
O'Clock crowd OF poor persons vss soon on the spos
and the 'aiions prepared were rapidly carried OF.
While Londoners complaining that they no, sase
10 leave their homes alter sundo~n. for fear Of bong
fsrro'ed, instructive 10 observe the activity Of shs
police in Pars day or two since, gentleman whue
On nnonr his o.s bis dr,rc,s was 90 openly expressed
| that gentleman stepped forward and rave him al The
oeIes, o. bs sympathy y esded even oy ths svo
To mzte good The eicsrors, acage, "d> % dice srui"
the gentleman entertained hi. companion with descrip
ton OF valuable plate he poescssod and informed
him he then his road 70 dine with uus
uous friend bis own servant having lately Quilted him
der the cole charge OF bis housekeepcr, &C. &c by tAs
by the t~o pAriedthe gentleman who had lost his eye
other 70 pursue his own assrs which proved 70 ss 10
lees than vs 10 tbs domcc OF his late COM psnioo
sc " s rsnsbs ns,s y ars.on .s ~
hts.aon hs produced her masters eye glass, and also
mis- card which, before taking leave, The old seuleman
had given hm. The plate was sven up aad the thief
was walking OF with al the pride Of
FOL COUP when lo policeman, who from the robbery Of
the eyessss up TO the moment OF MS successful pun6e~
of the plate had taken he surveillance oSths hie
placed him under and defeated the result or
his Ingenuity record this only 10 show how smnipotcnt
Paris police Dressed plain clothes they spread over
the capital like an invisible net eutangpg the moa slip
perry cheraer dndasris, with the facility OF the mcs
| pfxctlccd Grtit's
| The theatrical world has been refreshed with . nsw
opera called the Ross de rors ncen The Grand opc-A
has long been promising this novelty but apparently
served II III the arrival of their majcsues who came a
tom ~ Coue ON purpose 70 honor wh Their presence
The plot n Of the Romeo and juliet characier-a sor of
love at frat sight but with French tinge Amina, the
heroine, has apparently made . mstakeu with her
lover, the Duke Of Palma She unhappy and knees be-
lore the dsou Of her guardian angel ray of celestial
light flashes forth IN answer TO her prayer. Then ell
| sorts OF improbable scenes foow-ducls, rAnbhcg
transactions, suicide In lake, NC AL which, no gsver,
| eventually turn out TO be nothing but dveam Thai
Mademolsee Aminta In act afnAnced Q respect
able young man, and her patron saint, . punish
Tor her thinking OF . lover her superior In rank. had
thrown her into trance, and visited her with tran Of
imaginary dsas,ers n order that she might recognise