The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

vernmept We must therefore consider that all the sk
ing which have been crowded into the past I've
crowned beads OF the Capitol the birth Of
heir TO the imperial throne, &c &c have not borne
ade Iuaie fruit In the minds OF the cynical Parsians
NM CArnot and 6oodchaux have again found their sup
porters faithful TO them but General Csvagnac has met
with dimipuon 10 1852 Ia 46s voted IN his vor nov
the mum ,er is 10 346, and at Donai when his name was
put up, the number was only 80 against ASA
Certainly nothing less resembling political excitement
than the which this morally imp rtant act has
been performed at Paris could have been witnessed Not
cheer broke the placid stiffness Of the tcene-not grow
Interrupted the amusements OF Sunday, which was the
Gay o. ;Se on See p nso
heart Of an American or Epgthman such temperament
expcable but there is an old adage about ocep water
being the mest quiet and Argument Of satisfsc
tory be derived from such superficial apahy
There has been much gossip about another visit 10
queen victoria oy TOE E%peror ana smpresI ana
from Paris has had some reference to it. But on
this occasion, should II really take place-and a
In the wAy-the Witt will probably be rather
TO Osborne aud Balmora than to. London and
real feminine friendship has sprung up and
since the royal visit to Paris very intimate correspond
tnce between the two iustroas ladies' has been main
tanned, and fervent desire for meeting is said 70 be
mutually exp eesed s not impossible that the Emperor
and Lord Palmerston may both wish that some friendly
interchange kind may sspate unpIea ant feel
thst Russia has secured an ascendepcy OF the Court Of the
Tuileres 10 the prejudice Of England
being extended TO the Of Y. Thurnevaen Paris
banker, who has sought refuge your shores His init
mate connection with NJ de Norny the strange relations
which might be made the Imperial sanctions which would
be brought forward, the many State secrets that must
inevitably be diyulged, all forbid such thought, and NJ
Thurpeyseen will enjoy your side Of the Atlantic all
the immunity which he reckoned The qua'tery draw
ing Of the bonds Of the Credit Foncier took pa,e yeser
day at the offices Of the company. No. 1870 $40 gained
lOi Oo0f No $500, So o00f No 122, 100, &c, o0of
In conte mpation to erect fine buildings on the
heights of the Trocadero in addition TO an immense col
ump in honor OF Napoleon III. These heights to be
leveed into inclined plane, 80 to form an esplapade
800 metres WIDE In the middle of which will sheet
OF 100 broad an fall mo the fountains be
low The ranade will be surrounded by buildings OF
great size and beauty and will constitute OF the most
striking ornaments of the French capital Indeed, II the
Rers Municipal to be credited, the about
be carried into effect with iboulevard, squares
bridges and qusys, something than ordinary
minds conte without dizziness The folio wing
inscription has us been restored the triumphal arch In
the Pla,e du CarrousaThe French army, embarked at
Boulogne, threa4 ming Epgland; a third coalition
breaks the Continent the French force their rapid
from the Atlantic 10 the Danube; Bavaria Is de-
Hvered the Austrian army is obliged 70 captuate at
Um Napoleon enters Vienna he triumphs at Austertz
in less than 100 days the coalition broken up" The EN-
peror Is OF 10 Plomberes.