The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

that occasion ration OF VINE and days pay.
An imperial decree proongs the session VI the Leglsa
tive body the "a Of July. The Queen Amce, in the
name Of herself and The princes and prncesses Of her
family has sent % 600 francs 10 the sufferers by the
undations. The collection in Paris amounts 70 two
millions The town Of Nantes wishes the Emperor
| cept there a residence for his
| The following address pronounced by Cardinal
Pabuzz N presenting tie famous golden rose TO The En-
press OF The French
you in virtue of special commission entrusted to by
The Very Holy Father IN Jesus Christ pus TX Sovereign
IoDuu by the grace Of Cod This signifies the Joy
Of tie Jerusalems, that is Of the Church Triumphant
and the Church Militant Thn rose, representing unto the
eyes OF all the faithful the most magnificent flower
beloved and noble daughter powerful and adorned with
numerous nne qualities, in order that thou mayest be
s ennobed by all the virtues IN Jesus Christ like
rose planted tie banks Of full lowing riyulet
May this boon be granted unto thee through the
abundant favor OF Him who is Triple and One 10 all
eternity. Amen.
PARIS June 20, 1855.
Another Inuaddoa Apprshead1d-te Crops and he Wea
Aer-HopfI Prospect Of an Abandan. Htrrtss-Egeots
of Mr.. B9.h0nGn's Non,isGioa in Fscnce-The Coare
qM de Sdrtges Coadenlned-Aaotser Royol Visier az
81. Cloud-An Anec1bt of tie Emperor and Couat dc
Pesygay-A Present ola Coct-Aaoatr Imperial .SaGa
or ia Prospsc de-, d..
The weather has been such that serious apprchensons
felt lest fresh rise Of the Loire, with lis and
forty tributaries should take place. The rains, though
not violent been for the last few days steady and
continuous and the temperature extraordinarily low FOR
the The reports from the provinces concerning
the crops are, however, exceedingly favorable, where
the localities have suffered from humiliation aud the
probability that the abundance in districts viii
almost balance the deficiency in others. The soil Of
France generally Of light and friable that
without more than ordinary irrigation does give
forth It's full powers and the superabundance Of rain tina,
has fallen this year. provided only now be followed by
seasorabe weather. may prove boon that viii 60 far TO
compensate for the ysons the country has experienced
in many Of It's departments. The private accounts
which receive from England also full Of hope hat
the harvest Of 1856 may prove Of the most plentiful
record. There too, though the fall has been great,
the system Of drainage. extensively carried
throughout the various countless has prevented any de-
terorang consequences; and the appearance OF the
hay CROP ,urnips, nange wurtze ares, peas, beans
and the white crops IS rich beyond all de-
scrpuon. In Norfolk, suffolk Yorkshire, and the high
lands Of scotland, they more generally suffer from
insuffclency OF rain the promise held forth Is most
as.onsh but in Ezsex, which is more particularly the
wet district whence the beat supplies Of whoat are ord
naTily produced, there Is also deficiency,
quepce Of The great attention which has bee paid Of late
| 10 deep draining
he news fron America Of Mr. Buchanan's chances Of
the Presidency, though altogether surprise, has
engrossed the thoughts and OF diplomatic CIR
much Il bad been so. The character OF Mr..
Buchanan Is well known this Continent and Is most
in his favor Every body speaks well Of
hs amAbity, his uprghtness his excellent Judgment,
his simple ana unostentauors department But With all
this md one universal ment prev ,ng aga ust lis
election. He Is looked upon az . sscond,-though IN.
| euesucnably an improved one-edton Of Mr. Pierce.
Mr.. Buchanan . chosen servant OF Mr. Fierce II IS
believed 10 the event Of his election 10 the Presidency,
that be 70 reap ,cnt many Of his fellow servants who
Gil parts Of the world represent, or msrepresen,
the United states and but opinion seems TO preoni
nae-that never since the creation OF the Cnon, has
eyes of the Old World as during lie adm ln..ira-
ton Of Mr. Fierce Presenting, however, lie should have
sufficient moral courage to thoroughly renew the dpo
matte san, few, il is feared, will have that faith IN
him former friend and ally Of Mr.. Pierce, that
will be necessary 10 his influence abroad. Mr.. Pierce
has rendered the democratic party odious In mems
| us II has come TO be associated in their minds with
all that vulgar, unsecmly, unprinoiped unmany and
unstaes manlAe and uncss Buchanan has gan, mind,
ron will and a soul immcasurably superior " the
mere trammek Of party, i thought his election vii do
nothing towards ofacng the shadows that the advent
Pierce has cart upon tie hitherto unsuicd stripes and
stars OF the republic. America, II i said, wants a
spirit, thoroughly man; and In the Old World We
want thorough clean sweep Of the miserable officials
who have 50 long most unwortly represented Der IN tie
eyes OF foreign nations.
The reports which from time TO time reach us q the
conduct OF VI de sartges the French Minister 1t Wash
.ngion, certainly quite at variance with paOhc on
IN France respecting the probable arrangomen. Of
| states with England. Everywhere ind but
mcnt-joy at the prospect Of continued peace between
The cornircs and determination that under no crcum
.ha the PEOPLE of france be induced 10 Interfere
n any manner which absolutely Of couclls-
ton founded upon the deepest respect and sympathy for
The Prince Regent Of the Grand Duchy OF BADEN h now
al ~ Cloud 20 Oh up the vacancy which Prince oscar.
whose departure toos place tie same day a. the Prince
Regents arrival has created. The Emperor Napoleon
that his Court shall ID IN noth.ue th,
| the presence Of blood royal confer upon L. liz
palace Is a positive i'm for puBcsly wayl,rcrs Toe
number OF po-t1orses be Is obliged to Keep Is fabulous.
Prom sunrise 70 sundown they are to be seen with ted
~ ias, rrieked ~ ear, aud st1rdy step rauns "
and =. Cloud. Now. they - sTeed dlstlag
through mud and water clouds 81 dgst towards the
clsmin d fe now returning With pfcco4s scion
u ro3 atty hot haste cat the luxurious dsussr
/ IA foal. if,-a dinner Of the Emperor. ~ arObcr
time, tie picturesque pos, Al 4 sesn cracking L.s
thong ana flying Over the road down the boucvar,ls
ar aiong the Bos dc Bouorne with some Ga0.At ol a
royal vster Who Ike his master = 10 do rars under
lmperal auspices. These LITTLE carriages, made tie
hehtes; possible build and bear the magic letter ~
her Panels are seen scattered everywhere about the
capital Ike many nrefics AZ = Domingo and keep all
| he officials - The various yalaee. museums churches,
asy ums and msnusctares perpes8ay the alert lest
| an angel should visit them urawsres.
| mentioned IN my Jas, that Count De rersigny had
Gently had conferred iron lin the Grand Cross ~ The
Legion Of Honor Il some consola on 10 those Who
1 not happy 70 ian within rearh ~ the shower u
medals rbUons crosses and stars which, the
Of Pars especially, are Witnessed N such abundance,
70 know how accidentally these hopors cccasunaily
| about For example: Afev days ago sr William Williams
e Kars. ras the Emperor Napoleon visit aud apollo
whrb IL Naeyty ha! RENTED u him han r cent 4 40
Ens among bis other yaluabcs % which the Efnpc
| very rrasiousy says he viii hud him another, and
gong bis bureau takes out which IL Vi Infinitely
4 higher grade than the former AM buttons il 10 slr
| william coat Are thcn 70 presume that the new
| made barone wa meroricuAy promoted o. va u only
owing The accident ~ lis bong uEpr0ytdsi with
mat which had before been bcsovCd up0n Elms Agaa
w. De rersgty makes hasty VISIT % Saint J'oad The
Emperor insists that hc Mould stop srf dine. Bat sire,
am uIyrovded with dress coat Tue Emperor iaurhe,
sud sad. Persigny, ve have en - other more va
lnatie things than coats before tbs. vii send yo1
n nnc.v accordingly the Emperor valet shortly after
brought up % Tie chamber Of tie French Ambassador
al the Court oi s. Jamcs's, bran coat pinned 10
wheh was the GTand Cross Of Tie Legion IL ilonor NJ
Fttsgny. with great modesy, sent back. nr a, tie
.suc tine fer another, when Tho Emperor brought the
coat husc declaring that tie and the coat
bcECeOrh the property OF his athfal servant and for
| mcr .rond ID exile Query-Was al this % account q
the lure q he ambassadors The merits a he
! nsInK
Count Orof. his return ron inc south Of France
ory remained IN Paris asinge ght end has aga taken
hi. departure tbs unc for Germany ~ The Strssburg
rs way. Gard nal IatfgN continues % bc tie observed
I'll al Observers, aud Las 90 many masses t0 perform
ai oreU tons. that vcrc ~ kunent uotastin br nan.
70 tc ID danger II srsug araef Tie pressure 81 %
m8fv lahore Tie desire e ls Iluhl lI III rcco "a
( #.t. 90 UU IL n rnascy