The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

$500 ev'o laon, seven GonsrHlS OF hlh 200sV' y
hon.shod, his sdss de- camp rnsn, the Princess Ma
hide in carriage Of sra,s preceded BY her equsr O..
Insn, ns Emperor, in generals unaforc, wearing
on II the baaxe of the Gsy,er Hs rode superb horse
and looked remarkably we'll On his right hAnd q little
Prince Dc Rsuas In his suite we're General unt OrDf
and Marshal Earvasz. Count yOrlcR w,rs tho green
aarGI Q. Kussa and that peculiar shaped hs@st was
kne wn TO the world By those graphic Of
ths knssisn soldier which have lAy such
abundance The Count, thought looked more than
Marquis OF Viamarira the rou of Seebsrn the saxon
Minister Gen. Prince Consul de Rsuss Asrshsl vaians
Bdoans GIssis and IL h.s sewers.
taIy costumes Another sqnsdron Of the Csnts fol-
issss Nothing could s.ossd the brhAncy Of this c
fore ths Ecols 1ssirc Aed with the members Of
the great Congss, the dsrsnt foreign Ministers and
IS ,hs Emperor entered The shouting Of tia armed
bands which alsd the area was taken up BY the hun
dets iousants Of spectators who stood without the
Cbanp de MaIs With training neck ana esssr vision:
and as the sound rolled along the lnss and crested tie
haear must have besn fAstidicus indeed If
The foreign officers present heard 70 esol enthu-
siastcaIy the precision With wsh tbs evolu-
troops. Twas impOssSls isdeed It could be other wise
The horses, both OF the arslsy heavy and light cavA
Y se's models Of what ". xsnssd TIE 90.
ecfu and In more working condition, could nowhere
b. to the Infantry from the cAosseys pied Of
VLcennes to the Gdrte lmpcrale 1t seemed II militia
~ invention had reached It's limit % this host of men
gradually m&rGuvred from side Of the Champ de
Mars oImed Squares and afterwards deaed before the
Emperor glorious above rejecting its rays that
vast sheet Of brstng steel forred by their long sword
bsyoDets-H was most assurediy sight to tiDgss the
The gaOty and patience of Frspch population while re-
naming under oroirg in expectation of graudd-
"ose.M cannot Be TOO greatly ADMIRED In England or
America the pushing, showing coarse Beshness to OBJ
tam places offers melancholy contrast to the Treuch.
Here oil ia good bresding No man shoulders his neigh
bor and the expected event delays coming there
ne i'll temper but the joke and the merry laugh ring
bithely among the ranka and Thousand little praot
mg too wonderfully moderate and give an excellent
idea of the temperance OF the people. Sweet driuks
maee Of eurrants goossborries, Almonds &s, in which
the proportion is about eppopstul Of syrup ten
times the quantity OF water, constitute the moderate
beverage II be sure, something efsr'' is offered.
rYe de rieuz cosnoc pour les ,nessers pour les DANES
oOte de sseuz Aader' cries gentleman with SNOW
sou .ns sb samS nnea e x1
peep two black botues But hs customers chiefly OF
the Saxon race, Dutch OF German, perhaps, not un.
money from Frenchman. Then segars are han iei
about in most artistic boxes mostly of medieval pattern
ndiviouai dessnnayes po,.s messseurs prenss uS e.
gosTe-un ciGa're arec le fen" This mdrchdnd usually
bDds abnntance Of custom Then large baskets Of pets
pains or rolls, are carried about but these are in ao
ess for the spectators than for the soldiers Who kept
out beyond the usual time OF their dun become dss
rs in III the PRIDE and panopiy of vs. are Wns psr
sometimes vigorously tasting crust Then, as The scsae
touer! when it is known the only pscs desired ia
place at ones dinner table.
PARIS April 8, 1856.
Moralinn9s on the Way-CS~curemce Of Circumstances to
Favor the Vinos Of the French Emperor Louis Napo-
leon Rtuetin0 to One Of the Old Dodges Of the C.en
Kiao-Immopenesss At Aontmastre-A After.Sinin0s of
the Peace CbN0tes-A Peace Henipotaaiary soih a
Ntv War on his Hands--TAe Banquet at Count Waleu-
skis-The Imperial Baby Picking up his Oumbs-Grand
BAH at the Turkish Embassy, DC, dc.
You may be that everything here is now couleur
de rsg early to have set in purposey
70 SfGmine with it's sunny genial rays the new born
pne signed at Paris The time Of year exactly suited
70 de conmemoratng Ct great event. and fortui-
tcus circumstances propitously lonc their aid. The
brother of the great Napoleon to the onhment of
his friends rises from bed which to have to
him bed Of death. The Em press Eusenie, after suffer-
ing than mortal pangs In the labors Of ohidbear
ing RECEIVERS her strength by enchantment An heir
is born to dynasty which, like the sraess OF DID, had
wandered in tho wilderness amid peSis and privations
forty years before it reached the promised land The
episodical war-as since Nspoeon's Speech it is termed
turns out to have been just the little cloud which was
wanted to distract mems attentions from close vgi
lance on the new order OF things Glory being
tiieved to the French arms while the French people
found themselves growing in wealth security,
and gradually recovered from terrible political crisis.
Now that the Ia over reflections the past take
twofold directon-the lste and the new dynasty
but the old principle Of "Dicide ct enpesd" Napo-
leon gains by this.
As for him, he looks Like q who has suddenly been
relieved Of diseaoe He drives about Paris no
longer attended by his guards by renus Of servants
or by any state observance but, like gentleman en-.
In uyiG fj00a nd {povo
ting various Improvements, removing old pol
ards, s.ubb'ng up antique hedges, making new
landmarks and rect-g forest Plantations Jf he drives
quickly it is to avoid the too haerDg crowd. whsn he
can loter without moestaticn, he leans back In his
rhaeton, pulls up his horses and with h right arm and
index finger seems to be pointing out to the friend who
sits by his side what alteration he contsmpates "sire"
said gentleman TO hin, month ago. syou have created
raa,vels in PAris stop" the imperial reply still
ycu hear to have peace, and thea you shall see
how will begin" And already there are Indications
Of the truth of this. Take tie fonowing:-
The municipality OF Montmartre has just decided that
In addition to the circular boulevard, 18 metres wide
which is being forne round the "Bute" and the pub
lie gardes, which to be placed on the side of the
"Butte, Paris streets roads shall be formed
to unite the outer bouevards with the lines OF the or
f:atioDs and the centre of Montmartre with the Ba.
,gnores the hand and chapee and St Dents on
the that other Streets cash Is metres wide shall
likewise be formed In different directions and that
secondary streets shall be widened and Strengthened.
The municipality has submitted its plans to the
being approved OF, IL will demand permission from
the government to raise loan OF 81 500 900 fra
loan which from the prosperous state Of it's finances
and from tie rapid manner in which the population of
place increasing 1t expects ts able to repay In
,he courss OF few yeais The munich palty has also de-
cOurt--Cn6 having become of