The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

and wanderers In strange and nhospabe lands
while the spirit Of France walking like a per
natural thing the whole face OF the GLOBE
solved to neithr make nor NEEDLE with tina, cursed
thing which The Ccrsican descendant has set up high
in the freehold Of the Bourbons That the government
very sure of powerful even overwhelming majority
at the elections, no one doubts for an instant
but the struggles of democracy within the limits of
the lava thing in FIance-cannot but be a move
meut in the right direction, and may day prove, like
bread thrown upon the waters source Of increase The
bondage of the press is, Of COURSE the great difficulty.
pity only in the interest of the popular cause
but In that the second empire Of the mbers
Of the family of Napoleon should act in such 10 dis
tract mems minds from the perpetual observation Of the
Imperial autocrncy. This part frequently played with
good effect in monarchlcal governments by the heir ap
parent, whose freedom from the more cumbrous appa
pages of state and from comparative responsibility natu
rally ncnes him to greater sympathy with the masses
Who their turn will often submit to present ills in the
hope of seeing the distant day remedied by the
heir to the throne Prime Napoleon, notwithstanding the
birth Of the Dung child who Is heraded as the future EN-
peror, nigh will perform this office here and gain great
popularity for himself and promise OF stability 70 the
Noun tain, and not withstandiDg his changed position
might still show, TO use familiar EXPRESSION that the
sod coachman yet fond Of the crack Of the whip
there doubt that his COUSIN the Emperor would
derive advantage IT, for des good to his Majesty
to be so continually the SOLITARY star in the political
horizon OF France and absorb in his identity Legislative
assembly, the Senate foreign Affairs the army the navy,
the monarchca fact thing which concerns
the government Of the country for what may or
the branches Napoleon the Third Is the "be all
aud end alp In all mems thoughts, the Alpha and Omega
Of the system Prince Napoleon however only known
the French people perturbed spirit whose temper
renders him utterly unable ~ the talents which nature
has given him. HIS impulses, It's said arc vicious an
overoearipg, and the spirit which made him the
Mountain Yesterday,
berias He has suddenly returned from sue
cessful mission to Bern out the good he may have Ell
feced there Is qualified by the scandal Of his conduct at
the reception OF the Grand Duke to whom his departure
and return both timed exactly with the stay of the In
pera visiter Is fek TO have been marked disrespect
not an insult.
Count de Morny Is expected to arrive in few days
from St. Petersburg, bringing With him the new treaty OF
commerce between France aud Russia. Is not impossi.
bic that the return of the French Ambassador at St. Pc.
tersbug also have something to do with his private
affairs 6 pl, grand specalaeur de Europe, for truth
say the failure of Thur to the tune OF
twenty millions Of francs, whose relative one OF
the most influential parties In the Credit Mooer has had
very damaging eject and there is general gloom owe
the French money MARKET which all wise men seem to
think forbodes crash. lis all very well to talk of the
whto that within the last three years he has had
visiting HE the Duke of Cambridge, King Don Pedro
Of Port gal and his brother the Duke OF Oporto Queen
Victoria and Prince Albert with the Princess Royal and
the Prince of Wales; Victor Emmanuel, King OF Sar-
dinia; the Duke of Brabant, and heir of
the King Of the Bslgans i; the Prince Re,
the Archduke Macmillan, OF Austria; Prince Oscar OF
Sxedea the Prince of Nassau Prince Danilo OF Montene
gro; the Grand Duke Constantine Of Russia, and King
Macmillan II OF Bavara-truiy goody list of royal
nau-but the time has gone by when men are caught
by s0h noiabies, ana the more beautiful the fabric
seems and the more grand its ornaments, the more do
they the nature Of It's structure and criticize its foun
daon The Emperor, however, seems to take pride,
occasions when these royal visitors are with him. In
showing how he drive about his capital without guard
state while leaving all the pomp OF military array and
ceremony 10 his guests Yesterday was driving
mi y mn han n
horses not well grcomed appointed, while he him
SELF he stopped for with that habIus lean OF the
shoulder which almost gives him air OF deormy look
ed pale and scky and what ia impossible he should not
beharr assed Ten minutes afterwards followed the In
FAINT heir apparent in carriage and four surrounded oy
then came the Empress in another SINH ar carriage, and
amer her, surrounded by gorgeous retnue the King OF
Bavaria
Napoleon is decidedly rlrul In catering for the peculiar
dosyncrasss of his guests For the British Queen there
the resuscitaon OF Versailles in all the glores OF the
Fourteenth LOUIS for the Grand ue Constantine there
has been displayed all tho newest machinery for the de-
sruction Of and for mastering the ocean, and two
days ego his Majesty exhibited his tact in providing for
the taste Of his guest the King OF Bavaria the
march OF the beautiful capital OF Munich That the Louvre
which new for six years has been necessarily employing
thousands Of workmen and is now complete might be
seen by the artist King IN al M beauties, the scaioldne
brushed away after the Of coup detat The
tmbers sawei through at the base ropes were ap
pied to the top and instead proc or dis
msDtlpg bit by bit, the whole fabric down level
with the earth with crash that made the and bea
full masonry rembc and caused the colossal OF
heroic times Of the great Napoleon, which ike sent
ne keep watch and ward ger this architectural triumph
Of his descendant 10 otter on htr pedesA But no acc
dent happened TO life or limb, and the coup d'rl
at once presented TO the King Of the capital Of
Munich such as TO elicit his warmcss enthusiasm
The Grand Duke In the shie nnds other fish TO fry
Nantes where, under the guidance Of NJ d. 1nges, he
has been visiting Its foundry On his entry quantity OF
liquid iron poured INFO moulds ranged along In sym
metrcal order by which COO klogrammes OF iron
cast From the foundry he proceeded to the FORCES where
he block OF red no, iron weighing To- COO koyrsm
mes turned round and round while beaten with hammer
weighing 5000 killogrammes, every blow frem which
made the ground embe. This mass vas intended FOR
the shaft OF q steam engine OF 900 horse power.
Feruch Khan Is busy investigating the manufacturers
at Lille and Eugene Sue Is reported TO be seriously iuds
posed. Earl Cowley, the English Ambassador has been
summoned to England to take his sea, in the House OF
Peers, after his promotion from oaronetcy.
The weather Is beautiful in the extreme. The gay world
IA talking Of nothing but the Faux and the attractions o. sea
bathing The report from the country OF the appearance
OF cereals and vines IL favorable In the highest degree.
Dappe has built beautiful new establishment, worthy OF
Hamburg and IA threatening descent into Nor
mandy.
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