The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1856

s,s ior ths injury unfair deterioration of every sr
cue. he PACKS every thing from to wine glass
onPse3s them sud places them . the apartment
Fart Of the s1 enan. such tue tasorstea
rom me programme. The men employ cd are ov wretch
o. rom tho provinces, Who other occsssons are &C
pouncs upon tine unfortunate individual who ia about "a
oemdsd9d like 80 many hArpes seize his cheri .hed
. % eoos with ruthless hands, pack them to be
s, ous IN wnstever happens to be available time
instance, will be incontinently rolled up In the
S hearth rug. which lies before the msntspie,e il
An Aubuss0n carpet will be thro over load
becs, chests Of chsrs cts, 10 desnd II from
us wet sno Dust Bankets will be violently seized TO
copper ssuoepans Buhl and marguerite tables
pIooao,y unless the lady takes extraordinary pre-
caution md shelter under Indian sba via silx cioaks
ths;1 etmlns tppet Az for putting thsse articles in
parts Of the bedA 10 useab.s confor nothing
iess iike ths promise than the pracacs and ex
ceps mag the vsnderer between house and another
woSu nna IL impossible to Garry away the dead ssIgat
Oh ms goods he had better have relied entirely upon biz
own sinsws Nothing u in fact, done By these gentry
that bas not to be done de moo Then when the sette
ment tekes place. al OF claims are put on
Inc part OF the suSOrdnates for 1r Loae HspDv the
nan "a, sno ever succeeded in satisfy ing them.
but imagine every house the ssme tima and IN ths
fsme Gay undergoing this migration Of neies fnsgus
e TINS array IN the Streets the interior a,nss up o.
choicest goods and ohattos make hut sorry sra;n,on
but when the uiilitarisn aore~rs are throvu In ot
pans paus rusty bsds Old chairs, gr,my soas broken
psts door us, s, ETC., iifskt may Ss p;ddssSds,
nary features the enormous weights nch postsrs
ccntrive 70 bear their shoulders up thss stupsudous
chests of books stone which contain the water
brought three times week uto evsry house. are gay
grsppled with and conveyed az csqassne
do not say that they always with ease for
have Witnessed many instances whan after performing
his task the porter has been seized With oonvusions with
splitting Of blood or At least rendered spescAess for
Such Is the still increasing price Of rsnt In the capital
that these dem0ndgeMes now take place frequent
ms Thn H. At
gal than the English who have colonized here Home
to the former. not such important affair the
LATER. While tie Engahman piques himself upon the
all their ste discordance in old things doing
the bert they can for themselves in new places.
ginning TO initiate tho English and to seek private
houses But ths Epgsh generally de shtei with the
established mode in France 1t affords all the space,
its expens,ys liabilities Tas staircase the entrance
the receipt OF cards and letters all the affair OF
concierge (portsr Turn the key Of your dosr your
goods and chatteA as safe as ii dozen retsners
guarded property Hence two servants in fiat or
aa9s are equal to five in private house To nothing
economy OF temper snd anxiety which few pairs OF
must necessarily ger erse. An the being suite It
poor apartment indeed that receive hundred
guests at Hence the essnpss of Paris s,cisty Az
little in the way Of refreshment given. is simply
affair of houseroom 1t on this account this power Of
dispensing with labor that living in Paris in spite the
rent and the price Of provisions IT, in the MAN. cheap
certainly cne-third cheaper than In London
system is much less liable to. As each proprietor an
average accommodates in his house eight or ten
families, The numter of this class is limited They
combine and do combine against the tenant class and
this latter cannot help ITSELF and the propretors
know considerab Bile time elape houses can
be up, they exercise tsrsnn cal rule In tac the
landlord and tenant whatever their disaccord in other
countries, live in perfect harmony to what is
Paris Dog and cat they begin enarl and spit the
ment they ccme within sight of 81 other and this
state OF temper Is doubtless aggravated by thu connus
changes which taking place opening up fresh ques
lions about paint paper repairs, &C. which all proprie
tors, having once incurred the expense in.
stnctve horror for ell the of their natural
To turn TO other subjects:-
The ceremony OF baptism for the Impersl Prince ia to
take place the 9th of June. In this sol epnyy the
some forms viii be observed adopted The bsp-
item OF the King of Rome. The religious ceremony akss
place At Notre Dame after which the young Prince will
be conducted TO s.. Cloud The Emperor and Empress
on their part will attend great banquet the Hotel
GO Vile 10 be followed by ee of extraordinary magai
fcence. Other fees in succession Yer.
saaes, ST. Cloud, ard at other OF imperial residences
Committees have been formed in the various Arrondlsss-
nents OF Paris 70 organize tusscripi to present to
the Empress and the Prince Imperial Of the 10th
OF Marchno description TO the OF %
Great curiosity is everywhere displayed to know what
is really done about italy. The Union will
truth in the reports that have got abroad respecting
the famous memoir read by Count Waiewskt aud says
the interest taken in Piedmont by England is all
count Of the Pteomontsse loans II says ac,ordiUg to
the terms OF this supposed memoir, it question
noting less than to deprive the Pope OF all portion
of his States to mpose the King of Naples copstu
ton, to force Austria to ent0w IOnbardy with liberal
institutions to compel Tuscany into the 81
path and to crown all BY incrs asiDg the territory Of
Ssro mia. And 1t argues that II not probable such
piogIamme could be put forward before congress- in
which figure Austria and France.
railway through the central part of Switzerland
into Italy has just been planned which is Distinguished
by one extraordinary eaturea tunnel very nearly three
miles in length The great trunk line of Piedmont
Aroma on the LAgo MsggeOri 10 Genoa, the Med
rsnesp, is finished and in full operation. and ths desire
dsy increases to connect the French system of railways
with the Piedmontese group.