The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

the recoe, the huge military system OF France weighs
heavy the land Unemperet by the clouds and dews
and miss which beset like curtain OF gauze the whole
island or Great Britain the sun OF France biazes with
almost Arabian aerceness over the whole champagne
part Ct the country, rpenng the corn with such sudden
ness that without hands 70 gather the waste becomes
excessive and smentable. While the agonzed agrcu
turist compelled TO look and wiring hs hands in
row Of heart while weighed down with crushing mort
cages, which the fertile soil presents him with the
of modifying hquidatng altogether, he secs the
towns echong the footballs OF young, vigorous and stall
wart armed men, who spend their lives In military
panomme while the food Of millions rots on the ground
for lack OF hands to cut and garner H. 1t Is, PERHAPS
well should be SO. Until men feel the iron enter into
their s0uls-unt misery, famine and s attendant the
pague-seize them in their hearths an homes
tho folly Of perpetratng system which deducts from
the productive labor OF the country its primest pth
sinew, will BIO understood. The truth will burst
upon them day, and the only establishment will then
be that should not have been perceived before. But
he clerical wit Of England prognosticated that until
bhop should be burnt the requisite precautions against
fire would be taken by the railroad companies
Until wholesale calamity has fallen upon the countries
Of the European continent will each 60 feeding and
paying sborers to sharpen the sword rather than the
sickle.
The fears which at time entertained respect
ne the vne have, to certain extent, proved ground
less though unques,on Ably the disease to which has
OF late been subject has far from disappeared altogether
The last rains although preudcia 10 the Serials have
been beneficial to the grapes and hopes are cherished
tha. the vintage will be both early and abundant II
may judge from the following account in the Alsacen
there is every reason expect that tae will be
full and overaowpg;-
Apropos Of the vine and the extraordinary quantity
of grapes produced this year in Asace We have been
tod OF fecundy rs rare as curious. At Reblenhem,
Colnar. On single stem of yne making part OF
vine bower tres d. cat rouge or geo grapes were
counted having each on the average l2o grains, thus
giving Total OF 5000 grams j Is estimated that TINS
stem alone will reduce more than sixty quarts OF wine,
although placed in position unfsvorahe for vegetation,
nasmnch as il Is nbedded in the wall which supports
the vine aibor.
As may be magiucd with the Court a. Barrz, and
all the wealthy atsocra,c classes a, Deppe, Havre,
Trouvle Baien Baden, or Hamburg and clouds, dense
and drear, overhAnging the capital and sadly inter
frng by their capricious olpourngs with the al era
and threstrical entertainments which are wont
this Of the year 70 spread such charm
the Eysnn Fields or Paris, there is not much gossip
ahcat worthy OF being waited the Atlantic likely
70 arrest the attention Of your readers, occupied
with the stir ing Presidential contest, which Europe
watches with no less interest than America And here,
help observing that The manly tone Of the marks
contained in the HERALD touching that ostend Conference
where Mr.. Buchanan condesccndend to sit down with
such inferior Mason ami Soue, and endorse srin-
cples htly belonging says, to the ighwaymans
code has deli HE'D every Ii is considered the voice
free pusaons Of her noble heart ard giving the lie to
the many aspcrsors which the miserable appointments
Of President Pierce, at home and abroad, have 50 long
10 be upon her. WITH the election OF Col
Fremont there will il hoped, be especially along fare
wen TO the shacoE which has been thrown upon the
American abroad, and that gentiemeE-gentlemen,
such have dgrided in former tr4es their country in
every State OF Europc-will hencetorth be her repre-
sentaves. God knows there ampe room for improve
meLt
Bu, to return from this DEPRESSION, was about to
say that The only topic Of domestic interest
al.
move OF the Aaia; party respecting the throne
Of Nap cs. ] naye been informed by Authorities
Prince Lusn Mursi determined on gong 10 AK he vent
to Plombiercs and had org conference with tne Emps
TOR. II tel yo3" fald bis jesly speaking in that
quie. tone whiah The most exciting occasions never
deserts him, "you Will not only 10. 'uc;ce., but 40
d. mage your Character cause IN Europe hai al pc
Of any future succegs .ig be swep, away entirely |
wish you well, but ! do no more. Naples can no
more Gave hing lrrs upon her by foreign bay onet.
than France, with impanily Prince iAcien reminded
sapoleon that such resignation under circumstances
such tranquil submission 70 the opinions and dica OF
ebtrs BAT not aw y bstn the rue OF hs Aaesy CON
duCt 81 grant it, was the reply, 'and all got by
mprisormeriin dungeon Ter some SIX years, be
sizes exile and exocrauon - Ending however, sire,
rettIted the lnce with the moot powerful aud bril-
liart throne In the world Napoleon smilad, bat m
swered-unon pieui Moncher, TOO are exactly
similar. have sGcccedfd and perhaps my ebortve
efforts inodenhiy helped my success. | could not
h. lde even though ths culot ne was my certain doom
but do perez the same element, Of success ~
your Eat believed myself instasd Ia Discerning
n my own "your Nsiesty, however s4i! the Prince
propose 10 follow s." God forbid" wa TIE answer;
only con- cnbrtn with England Be careful, can
or y help you, be lsughlng'y a;ded, III you via
Prince Iucicn MurLt DID 10, think pecesssry 70 make
shy STATE secret OF tins conversation on his suo
scqrent return 20 Paris, and | have Every reason
10 believe that relate the conversation precisely as IL
occurred II will he Perceived that III. young Prince
hura who marcc the only dat gh'er o. Prnce Wagran
the Gscencant OF Bernier tie Great BonapEres favorto
general takes no part 10 the journey 20 AK les Bans
This young Is IN the Guides aad q course could DOT
do 50 without compromising The Emperor vii be re
collected that relation 10 bm the occasion OF
ais marriage. when the monetary arran2ements were
beng arranged, and in 70 some carPng oescrvs
uons OF Prince wagrans that tbe Imperial allowance
srleiett Tor the husband Of BIZ daughter that u
was said excellent Price thougi hc allowance 70 yolr
and above" The age Of this youth - sbo1t two and
twenty. 10 figure be rs toleTa5ly handsome and vel
crown but without any pretenson 10 tn. extraordinary
btauy of his granafire the former King Of the Two
Settles Nor have heard any thing which would
al me 10 believe him possessed OF such talent as, sup
posing him 10 be the real party for which the present
made nigh, o5ablo him 70 steer his course safe
" through the rocks AMI shoals when prcsarpuyey pc
fsh,r the difficulty Of locootyebsrs attending III huge
unwedy frame, gigantic 10 statore AZ gross 10 bulk
the bum drum housekeeper Ike character and depori-
rneni II bis wife give air Of iuefAbe rilcuc 20 the
des OF bis desiring 70 play the pat Of Char Eiward on
aporm 81 he euass whose great excellence Is reputed
to be hts scientific msrucF of playing cs cds win bis
yovng wife does not seem tie very beet person Tor ms
Their Maesues We are Informed co,iln % a, Biirr'z
IN the enjoyment OF excellent health, Gndtg that de
The day broken up by occuoEal excursions. either on
the water or 70 carnage. \ lfmred number OF per
cons a ued each day 10 the honor or dining ~ tie
imperial table sud reception take place twice week
that s, on ThurscRys and Sundays The Bishop Of Bay
onne, IAta the Mayor, and NADIA &c IAbsi, tnei At
the villa Eugene an Wednesday, ard on Ihurstay Mar
shall Bczqret M.rshal ssrrno General Grosbon and the
Prucureur neral bat the hoDor In the eveang
were present the Marquis and Msrcbioness dc rurRot,
General Courby De CogEsFd, NA Marin and Nonteverdc,
members Of be Con mission for settling the Ln,s OF the
frontiers me soce was kea Up un ons osi,ck 10 the
morning Their Meestes entered the salon a. half past
eight and renamed 10 the end. 1he Emperor va tied
tw ce and Madame de Losrme had the homer OF being
selected 10 dance cotlioa with him. II was only the
other Gay that all Trace was chanting crgcs on the
death oi General dc f0arme her husband but time, We
SEQ tquay rofens Tie grief widows either side OF
the Atlantic and the French no less than the Aatrcan
bereaved are seldom ibconsoleable.
Tho Correctional Police beng somewhat slack hanlci
ust how, running against tie milk dealers for
er abornir 1le tdulterstors and yesterday doomed
Ton q. them 10 three and Elk months Imprisonment with