The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

sAis ihs HIS nsisry allowed Prince Napoleon, duziss
the days whom the BouaSAtss q discount "a 0e0
year but atsrly, in consequence Of tbs overbsarDg
dbpostos Of he young nan, the annuity had paid
forwarded TO Prince Jerome, his father Circumstances
are sfghily changed now When the king fog ~Arded
peruisson Of Louis Philippe living Ia very humbly fur
nishec apartment the north side of the Champs Ely
seesnow bis residence The ancient parrimJny OF
honor the PAlais Imperial.
General Bsrcaigcegny aid de- csmp TO Marshal EspAr
Golden Fleece for the Prince Imperial received from
the I'm Peror OF the French the Of the
fhear Of nothing but content,nsnt At the rre,tv of
Peace It is repea ed in all circles and among AL sdes
Of politicians that IL is peace highly honorable for
out Illuminating her. Ssnguins persons disposed to
sugur that In for quarter Of eentury's rsposs
tbs. Russia T. the only to disturb s and that
provemens she can again venture to the whirl
wind and reap the stOrm 1t is believed that Alex
plainly see that the time i'll chosen the promo
ton cf the Caths rne policy that the pear not rips
i uu. tptsru and rsuers aome,sc ;
proveme Mt, another occa ion may arise when Turkey
win again be sick when France and England may have
OF her " manifest destiny olhera there are
and they men for whose judgmen. have reason TO
peace too neat square, and red tspeiks to have
permanent endurance. The language, tney say, held
in the protocols the government OF Naples is pre-.
WILL the people told that they are in the right and
their king in the wrong France must have dynas
act it il said that SPAIN Naples Lombardy ana Rome
form hotbed for the nursing Of subsequent events
France win interpose; England vii grow jealous. It is
great vor to France Every effort of her policy must
necessarily be hencforth to undermine sdance that
has cost her so and In the throes Of these countries
she viii find Ter best opportunity.
The ,ons,,uionnei full Of the nagnanmity Of Eng.
land IN giving mp her Assurei supremacy Of the sess
The truth Is, there is in this tnan meets the eye.
Napoleon is bent upon making France maritime ma
ton. All his efforts tend to this cire ,n De is shortly
about TO VISIT Ag-rs and there 70 lay the basis OF
mercsl marine which In time when the struggle shall
finally come be ween En- gland and France come ii
wl-shs give the lat er Ina. advantage the sbse ce of
which has hitherto been fatal to her rae Con iaioaR
after enumersting the details of he gigantic naval power
put forth by elaI during the war against Napoeon
stating that her commercial navy had risen from ID O00
ships to Is co., and that the had, BY
TAXATION been increased from 1888 0o0 to $3.50 0o
thus concludes
This then is the ancient aud traditional policy rooted
in the customs of the nation, and usd for
tuIy and half by enormous SACRIFICES tina. England nss
bao the good and magnaninty to sacrifice at the
instance of France and recognition Of the demands o,
civIzaticn. Arescy at the commencement OF the
Napoleon III. had demsnded from ths government of
Queen Victoria temporary abandonment of its prtnci
ples respecting neutrais, and obtained this By the
claaon of the Sd Of March, the renunciation has be-
the secondary naval Powers indebted tbs
nrmness Of France ard to the generosity of the English
To turn to domestic events.
There symptoms Of strong hand being brought to
bear the speculative mania of the day, and Of deter
mir alton the part of the Emperor TO make clean
sweep Of officials who employ their credit for Bourse
transactions It well known that the chief parsonage
amongst this class is the Count de Morpy who Ia not 10
be married to Miss Hutton, the American beauty-ths
lady's chance OF which honor had self ct any
time much faith inbut who is to go to st. Petersburg
% ambat sador and thus be out Of the pale of empta
tson-not of Miss Hutton, but of the Bourse In the
meantime the army OF AcqueJs BY whom Count Morny
have made use Of his name, viii be sent to the right
about forthwi h.
N. Belaul,, ths Minister of the Interior, writes =
These persons pretend to have secret understanding
in less elevated regions OF the government Ac
cororg to their account, the steps they take win
cause the granting refusal Of concessions &C. Public
contempt brands such nareuvres with utter reproba
ton and there lie, in addition, article In the penal
code which reaches them which the Emperor desires
sha be severely applied Prescribing in the most ALSO
late manner all personal Influence in the despatch OF
puolic business, tie will of the Emperor is that public
interest alone shall be consulted His sjssy is deter
mined 70 have the government respected IS it is i'm
partial and VIII rot tolerate near it those official in
fuences which e her efer themselves solicited,
but which rever ia! to reap material advantages from
their imaginary protection.
The following statement of the expenses Of the great
public tees which have taken place in Paris ourg the
present century is inter resting, when preparations
being made for one which win De At least equal to any Of
II which Rave preceded it. allude to the baptism Of
the Prince liz peraI The ooronatin OF Napoleon l. cost
745 t46 bis marriage with Marie Louiss, 267c 932E
the ete for the birth OF the King Ct Rome 600 the
cropatva q Charles X, ,l64 097 f. the baptism of the
Duke de Bordeaux S9s 900 the marrisgs Of the Duke
OF Orleans, 600 OO0f.
To-day . funeral service in eommsmoraton Of the
great Napoleon was performed in the chapel Of the TUT!
ieries il the prtsencs OF the Emperor Prince Jerome,
the various persons composing the household OF their
he Prince In psr. more than opSnay p sas and
cereme displays on the present occasion. Tie
whole court in full dress. The chapel srrsyod
The BANKERS OF the G.eat Captains variou- 7i'ores
triunphsntly exhibited in fdisoealr. The eagle
WAS r. zach ana sseSn 81 The
First Empire in new hsbiments made in the fa lion
Of the ne assembled and seated elevated Eau
teuie that commanded he view Of ell ASSEMBLED The
cred orchestra was in majestic force, anc choir Of
the Imperial chapel several portions - service
to the dead accompanied BY organ Of site tone
the effect was profound to degree Ths strange n
pili,y Of all tnCgs human could not have ter
plhcstion than the there represen ed the svau
ones thoughts were nseniiby carried to that one
y isle in the far far antic, where he TO " these
honors were now paid, fingered, sickened and d-d in
tenement his hunlbest vAssal wou.d have rep fiated.
As again thee thought revert % 70 tn ,uste "a
bleaux before one, there stood he exiles : just
miraculousy rescued The java OF the g.. wit
more and exhibit in Liz person shs suany
Size Of the mutab;y OF human affairs; snc sre, too,
stocd the sraDgest iDstsI ce of all tie wsaderer the
despsed the derided the luckess one, the six years I'm
proned by the giass Of God and the national viii,
Emperor Of the Fenchthe dictator Of ire atty snnhi
the dozed father of just born into the world, whom
all france balls as the ptrpet1acr OF long lIne OF mpe
rial kGgs. After the mses which said by the Bishop
of Acrss, the Bishop OF Nancy gave the absolution,
and the de prouad being executed the Emperor retired
to his apartments. In the chapel OF the InvAlides
6estsnd similar service performed, the Able Pons
officiating General Ornano, thu Governor Of ths ,.el
and his staff tgeiher with number Of Senator's cep1-
ties urclors Of State and public unctonaries, we're
present.
The following from tie Journal dc Verrins, may be In
terestpg to some n your eide of the wAser:-
In 1852 American vessel brought from Shanghai to
the United aes sheep Of very valuable breed
and remarkable for their fecundiy Toey lamb twice
year, and what is most extraordinary produse, when
they have attained full maturity two, iour and six
lambs at . time. In February 1852 ewe Seongtog
TO Dr. Emerson, OF Phladephia, gave birth to three
lambs In the month OF August she had two others and
each of those born in February having had young toe
old eve in months at the head of . family Of
eight lambs The flesh of this breed is very dei:ate,
and the wooI though no. very fine, be ussfuy
ployed In blankets and csrpsts. vscount de eempoeI
who was the first 70 introduce the Durham bulls and
into France, well a. pigs from Essex and who
fret made Of the mschne for making draining pipes
has ast Written 10 correspondent at New FORK to as
certain the truth Of the above account and correct to
have 600 and of the above breed sent for