The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARls, Sept, %, 1855.
The Russian Em5ara mot Of Louis Ndpo,eon's
Position in Regard 10 Naplcs-His Promise 10 England,
and his fear, S The Krat PGty-Frssh Variations in
he Political Baromete1-Aecides the Court<ss Dc Fas
james-spanish A6airs-NeO Accessions 10 the Jardine
des Fla,aies, de-, &c.
10 worthy of remark that the AoaieU has not thought
proper TO publish III oca 'ceumns the very mpor-
tan. circular which Prince Gortschakon the Russian Min
ser Of Foreign Affairs has addressed to the representa-
tves of Empesor Alexander H., At foreign courts.
That document take IN conjuncti with the cootem-
plated Interference with the Court Of Naples, or, we
may say So the present hesitation Of the Powers TO
cute their long heralded threat, importance
vast that 70 difficult TO account for it, absence nom
the official journal.
The Emperor, il has been for some time known, has
been induced with the greatest difficulty 10 give his &C.
quiescence present against Naples Then
why not it willybe asked, cautious at
recer Conference 1t Count wslewsky, his own
specially appointed kinster who preached the subject ct
the Con erence and his language was, anything
decided than Lord CLARION But from private
which not At liberty to particularise, but which
know TO Of excellent authority have heard that
Lord Pamersion made 1t sine qua Of his adhesi IN 10
the Emperor's respecting the conditions Of peace
and what considered equally important nearly So
the place where the Conferences should be held his
Qord Palmerston's views concerning Naples should
only be formally registered but should be initiated in
manner so orcble 10 admit mistake by the repre-
sentatives Of Russia by the Enperor's Minister Of
Foreign Affairs We have how faithfully the Emperor
fulfilled that engagement, Then why does be halt It
Is because the advces which reach him from Naples ndi
cate such determination in the party OF Aurst TO hoist
the standard Of rebellion the moment the allied fleets
in sight, and because he hears at the time
that the instant this party belins to make head
The revolutionary lame OF Italy will burst forth
in general conaagration. The more Napoleon
looks at the situation, the greater in the apparent CT
Jenna He cares assst the Muratsts; IL is equally
Impossible for him TO act against them We're he TO do
the former be would be establishing a precedent
against the poson he himself now holds 10 France that
OF tbe marketable right OF State 10 it's sovereign,
irrespective o; foreign Influence opinion he
throw any obstacle 10 the way Of the Marais.s he
would naturally bring upon himself thu reproAch OF his
household But the Emperor cannot but recolect tina.
il these very Murst claims WHOM had so much TO do
il the nlhia9n o his uncies power, and doubtless
snx@ that siust result 81 ,uld not follow ia his
nssrce Il cannot De forgotten that the part vt on Joa
ci i'm hurat, hng Of MAJ les, a1d the husband Of the
great Napoleon sister, play something
equ in 1874 after the Russian avason and II
PROBABLY hn INDIGESTION in 1915 that helped bri *
about disaster Waterloo. Again. shoai all Italy,
as threatens, take heart from the movement OF the
party Of Mrrst. what il MAJ oeon's position with the
yong Emperor Of Austria, With whom ne nss been ex
changing in the past two years all sorts Of honeyed
pleaites 10 the temptation Russis friendship
which is woolug him IN manner such as friendship
rarely ever woocd before. Tho whole pha'anx of
despotssm, Russi., Prussia Austria, the German Con
fede alton not 10 mention Spaiu offers TO be his right
Il be will onl, trust IT, and on the Other side stands
the constitutional COVER uen.s OF England and sardioa
Russia seeing his hesitation never ceases TO ply him
with arguments Why Naples nay be advised, even ex
horted rci ceita nls lot meDa cd aud now kuo~irg
rtr ideas very language have been urged by
Napoleon the Court Of st. James eNc1se for let
I'M The Nssoo,ap cinculiy stand over publ shes ns
n an fe4fD wi Dis
be confessed that the Emperor has resson for
barre. smtns for indevendenuy o. the eaoroiiaenf
with Austria, the recert revelations OF the MOirne 80
eeiy ho srcen 20 conviace bin hat reyol,
hxEe ia other countries mghi sonn IND kodred
eleu.n, in his own
Great confescoy great, are the passages through
which The Emperor Of tie Fre.cn has tsIImpnsBtiy
passed. may be doubted whether there not others
10 store Tor him ahsh Viii try 20 tue utmost extent the
metal be Is made Of He has carved way 70 that gtdy
where repose Impossible he mus b. either
. ~srIrg an example, and Il IL axful 10 think ho~
much the happiress or misery OF millions Of human
bsres IL bend up 10 the direction which he mind Of
tps Of their fellows may take. Al no lime OF his le
= rhsp-, has 30 m1oa dspsnded upon n q as al this.
and every will be the qli for o. those
arse, prrgspt and orcibe cxposiills Of Affairs wi.h
~hcb he OCCASIONALLY speaks through the columns OF
The Noni,yr There 10 be dorbt hat another
,ditp Of the late pers Concrerce TO take place. II
10 rad that England ha At last cocsenet to H. In that
country IL gerera'y rersrkcd that men OF al sha les
OF party politics speak OF the present peace mere
truce. From SIR William Williams OF Ksrs, who may be
termed Lord Paiu ersons nominee, 70 SIR Lyuon BulWsr.
The tory member for Hcvt,ordshire, down 70 Mr.. W
FOX The talented radical memb for Oldham, all echo
note. all strike tue same chord Of another
oomrg IN the distance and more swftly approaching
han tsemeth While, too. the Cosstaiaa.e the semi
OF clsi organ OF the French government SPEAKS
plainly rays that the Anglo French alliance de-
iesled by the 81 snch people, tboneb adopted a. matter
OF policy BY their Emperor the Pest. Lord Palmer
stems orran on he tth.r SHE, busics tseh In
ysuirg belgium the back for its twenty I've
years OF constitutional TeJtDe, AMI lakes pains 10
Instruct The World bow country resisted the
arts Of france, in lsss. 10 symps.bke With her
luton ana epseIy inporan, Is England that
Belgium should be encouraged perseve-e In that well
wnon -, -. nv cn,,ns ps s oon
with Belgium, France With SPAN, Italy With difficulty
polcirE oc~n h, molten lava which bubbles the
face, Naples neuaced. snd Rassa. not "sulsy," but
'.medirstpg''-mske about complete cauldron of
nscnief ile verisst witch Of EVIL could desire.
The weather coopnes rs boisteroos aud bleak
We hear ir NJ the country that the mourtans OF saarat
covered ~ita sno~, extraordinary Is the seasoa
Tbs wolves which sre thus driven from the ountAins,
have taken 10 the plsns end the other day destroyed
ibrtyiwo sheep, and c,mmted o,her ravagcs II would
appear, aso, that NOV has IA len 10 other parts OF
France. tor the Sttin.ls DE- Jara ssyssnow fell rather
heavily ,be 10Th along the hills Bots dAlmon',
and on the Ills, ,harp frost took place ia the sams To-
csiny.
melancholy accident happsDed fe~ dsys since %
the Countess rnsrhs Do Fzsss at her country horse
a. noTlay, wisro sone issie bea'riens were oeing
performed The countess let the ,olOs - Stroll for
moment IL toe sfounds and socd snialy trod loci
i.r match, when mmediatsy gnitng, set Ore 70 her
ibe excitement arc sborcd under the countess ran To-
wards pond a. the cad Of the lawn, iotniag TO cast
herself H. but her rapid motion lecreasci ,e fury 81 the
Lamss and her sbreks las cacf pers,ns her
assistance. ~hJ succeeded IA exingushiGg them. no;
however unu 1bc h,d suffered severely from them. II
noieo that fatal result ~ follox thoagn she lies In
n sfsts ~ great suffering.
me Bourfc penc-or really approaches hi. epI,hst
still ccninr's snd share, Tor the account LEFT OF
urday al eef l5c
Lively ,peculaor, 40 10 o'Dcnneu's ohances IA soun
Of bo6rg on 10 the pcrous venture be has undertaken
TT the ismiAf topic Of
The tact of Marshal Nsrvasz havlrg received hs
ros thus enabling that arch pr, Of te storm %
10 sarrt, sbows VIM istskeab ITS thrught the precs
rors position ~ @ ornc. 10 rs evident he n AMI
obs Cd 70 seek prot cton from the hoserafos Who
gques ing htm iegop, Will speedily cast him auAy -
supply his place With fru Of greater perfection The
rrenen Of a. Csn,ero ride him Of embarrassing col
lcsgue, WHO painfully reminded hin of his pat political
rie followed him step ~ step se the ghost u Bsnqoo
bu, the bed hcn the Marshal has tnls oaud rep
will propsby only prove ooe Of ia rms The CaIos
rous with W. Rss Rosas. 100, for observation a.iri
baed that mir istcr, 70 the effect that tho greater
portion Of the church property haxDg ben At es1y dts
posed of, wba, msred wss not important. Taarc
wss auentiy, disadvantaxe 10 suspendug all