The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

s'S aWTt@n DtHt ", 10 RusSt0--AUe LHptfW'
Leetured BY one If the Paris OuUriers--soc,cl
Condition OF France, &C., &c.
Among that section of society which, like deep
water runs az Doth and STILL and trusts to floating
The ark OF state, when the breakers ahead have
driven her from all other courses, there is, I find
predispositon to regard the note on Neapoltan
affairs recently published in the Moniteur with
must not say foreboding, because it is with feeling
not unmixed with hope-but with the belief that it
is truly little cloud from the west which indicates
the advent of deep and lowering shadows through
ous the whole European political horizon, the end
OF which VIII be fertility and gladness, but whose
intern ediae stage will lie one Of dine probation and
suffering.
Cautious and reserved as the Diplomatic LAM uage
Of the official organ is 1t seems TO be thought its
sense ia too obvious, too sounding, if not too insult
ne, 10 the GmeW pTopre Of any country for it to
concede 10 it. No government could face its own
subjects an hour afterwards it is urged which thus
admitted in the face Of the civilized world its in
significance. To hope to keep down rebellion by
such course is to hope to stay the tempest by
votive Offering Of umbrellas, and the Neapoitan
King must therefore fight or die. Well, then, has
his Majesty made up his mind to the latter alterna
tive! Is he prepared to abdicate? Has he made up
bis mind to be reduced to nonentity at the first
summons Of those fleets which up to the last hour
he has been busily hooking at? This is not proba-
be- If he Dies not intend to do this what does he
interd to do? To fghR To submit to have his city
knocked about his ears? Or to call in the aid of the
yanqushed OF Sebastopool? Has he concealed auxi-
liares of whom the world is not at present cogni-
zant?
The Steele has produced profound sensation by
an article Of which the following is q short ex
uact -
With respect TO the pacific overtures contained IN tho
2sE paragr aphs the official tho public will agree
with us tnai Ferdinand cannot accept them. No Tho
hirg OF Napss cannot at ibis glvo way before
scs wtich we admi. do no. pa,ake OF nostty though
thsy ren bic on the eyrem, limits, and which Teq,,ee but
one conciusiopa DECLARATION OF Without wishiug
anticipate events, we recognise Ia the facts, wnch are
confirmed by he tho aoaear most serioas CON
olicaticn. On the one band the liberal natoas the
vet en- the other, the King of Naples and his avoxed
concealed anxiarics In this s1ge OF the Euro
pear crss, which nehced the banks of the Pruth
and appears destined 10 receive its solution italy,
shah remain what We bave been faithful devo-
"a 10 the permanent policy q franct-iattfa AMI devo
I'D to the policy Of Italian liberty and progress.
The money market vas heavy yesterday, and pri-
ces generally receded. letter from Naples states
that the Sicilian government has just concluded a
Treaty of commerce with Ru ,sia, on the same basis
as with other countries. Vessels from Naples will
be granted free prai.que entering Russian ports
when provided with proper certificates.
The public mind, too is not relieved on tue tena.
city with which Austria still clings 90 the Danuban
Plincpalities, and the determination evinced by the
French government that she shall give them up. Ii
is in vain that the Auc government talks about the
sacrifices il made TO guard these Principalities,
less from anarchy than from Russian invasion, and
that il than hints that In continuing to boil,
them, ~ has the acquiescence and approval of th,
Ottoman government. 1t is in vain that it professe
70 be mere riotioness sentinel in ifs occupation
never interfering with their politca actions and on
defending the Principaties from the elements o
discord and violence which they 20 abundantly pos
sess. The Emperor Napoleon swears by the bol
10. that oui every Austrian stall bulge bide tn
consequences o Take care yourself then, Nophes
~ my Uncle says Austria, on the Neapoli'an ques
ton. = There nie things IN our philosophy whicl
perhaps ever yon have never dreamed o."
The sfonifcar publishes in its official columns tn
names OF the parties who have been honored will
invitations TO Compiegpe. AS immense imroitanc,
has been attached 20 The order IN woich these nvi
tat0Ls have been issue and to the fact OF particu
lar names being included either ia the first secont
or thiid ist, each bevy OF guests being invited TO
seven days. N may We az well should record them
II VIII be observed that among the foreign minister
the lame Of MI. Mason ia not included. 1t will e,
PEASANT, be graibin however, TO that gentleman
friends TO know that his health Is apparently per
iectly re-esiablished.
The following is the list Of names-
Prince Jerome Napoleon, Prince Napoleon and tn
Princess Mathildc their Exoellencies the Pope
NuDcio, the ambassadors OF England Austria, Tur
key and Spain; the ministers Of Prussia Sardini.
and Sweden; the ministers Of the Emperor. aud tn,
President Of the Council d Etat; the President O
the Senate. and Marsbals Magnan, Baraguey d Hill
her; the Duke Of Malakof, and Marshals Canrober
nv.1 De- Il
Moe Nation. Uhrich, Koote, de Bourgon, Me!lenet
de Ladnirhult, Prince Bcauveau, Due de BautYer
mont, Prince Poniatowsh, Count Caumont Ia
Force !e Marquis de Cualincourt, Count Frederic q,
,ede, Mcssrs Rorhschild, Alfred de vigny. Au6or
MeSeibcsr. Verdi, Horace vemet, Eng, Isabey, &c.
DC. The Marquis Of Hartford, 10 Due de Ossund
Count ScIafam, e Prince de Croy, &C., &c
Lady Cowley, In Narecbale Serrsno wife Of tbs
Spanish Minister), la Cornptesse de Hatzfedt, u
Msrquisa de ViIamarind, Mile dc Hubner, la Comp
tesse Sclafani, Nine. Fould, Ia Comptesse Walcwski
Ainef. Magma, Ronher, Hamolein, Honland, Trop
Icing, Baroche, la Marclale Magnap. Mile Louise
Alagnan, Mines. rAmirale Bruat, Ia Duchess o Istre
70 Princess dc Bearveau, In Duchess dc Lesparre Ia
Marquisa de Culaincourt, Ia Princess Pooiatowsk
&c. DC.
Tn hereditary Prince Of Tuscany is expected on
the 18th
! should apologize for occupying my letter with 20
Ing string OF names, but as the greatest efforts
have been made TO render the festivities of Com
peNHe IN OCcdslon LOT assembling only the creme df
Ia crime of that society which the empire Is able
to surround itself with, and as the first selection
may be considered 10 consist OF some of the most
brilliant members OF the Bonapsrte aristocracy.
give the names that the reader may have the oppor.
iuDi'y OF participating in what IL meant TO he
sspecies OF historic gallery commemorative OF tho
present eyentiul era. Perhaps as IL il formally
oounced in Gahgnani's Asssergtr, that DR.. I. W.
Evans, ,he American dentist to the Emperor and
Empress, has returned 10 his residence in Pats,
nom aiourney 60 Moscow, where he had been sum.
mono to attend the Emperor Alexander III. and tue
imperial family Of Russia, all doubtless with dis
oroerd teeth after so much good living at the
nation. During the whole Of his stay the same m.
nouncetDent iecords) DR. Evans was, we learn. teat
I'd with unusual distinction, and q. his departure not
only received number Of costly gifs, but was pre-
sfnttd by the Car with the Cross Of Commander Of
the Orcer Of 81. Stanislaus; and ad1tien he has
tctn pamed honorary dentist 70 the Emperor and
he Imperial family Of Russia. After this OF course
Df Evans will be included among the list al the
nvied Tor tic next seven days at Compiegne, and !
nakc no ooubi the American Minister, Mr.. Mason,
md tbe Russian ambassador, Will be expressly in.
tied as parties knit together by mutual bond
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