The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS. April Q, 1851.
V,,,, of on 7lal,r 70 ne Enpaor-I is't Of .ae Grdrd
DUR Cr,ssasiine-.Ssamfsdc Of Russians-The GoeeiH
,uest arf ss Y7iess-IIoly Nod and Holtirys-iaemP
on he Erqr7yr's Lifs-7he Proc ri Mcat-TAe Crisis in
Rrys-7sc Nezioaatcl Question, &C., dc.
General Tu,icbcn presented yesterday u the Fin
peror by General Count KsseEd the Russian ambassador
The Emperor took the opportunity of compTmenting this
dsung shed officer the admirable talents he had dis
played a, Sebastopol
Now thai the period approaches for the promised visit of
The Grand bake Constantine, curious is per-
cep,ibe among the Russians present residing in Paris
One would fancy that the in the East had again broken
out and that the capital Of Franco had thus ceased be
fitting abode for the subjects Of the Gar,
they preparing to make themselves out that
the Grand Duke IL person bcn mola Ia te: some 60
Gar say eccentric il his ways to be exactly
accountable for them, and many Russians fearing to be
compromised consulting that better part Of valor
which said lie in discretion In Paris many OF the
wags are Specializing whether the Emperor will not recon-
mend sosourn at Fontainbeau a. the most agreeable
mode Of visiting the French met ropols.
The nunsnla,c museum Of the mint has just re-
ceived several fine medals connected with different
nsbcns dynastic facts. Two, engraved by NJ
Oudnot, represent the Inauguration of the tomb
the Emperor Napoleon at the lnyaldcs and the apohe
oeis OF the sovereign, copied from a work Of NJ
ipgre the Hotel do vle ~ Booz has executed one In
oounemoraon Of the battle the Alma; and NJ Banyee
another in memory OF Bomarsund NJ Gauther has repre-
scented the ceremony of the baptism of the Prince Impe
rial medal commemorative of the taking of Sebastopo
IS preparing.
Yos will have the decree which refers to the ques
ton OF tie Bishop of Mouhns will be perceived that
VII the provincial councils which have
The eynoca statute pronouncing communication ipso
fu-o Thus the party which sought place the Church
above the State-above the lawshas received first les
son. the serious from its proceeding from govern
Ineat which, its accession, has done much for the
church and the clergy.
interesting observe the tone in which the semi
Official journals speak Of this decree; the moaesty which
they claim for the executive in this raid upon ecclesiastical
dgnes-its paternal soctude for the inferior cergy-ts
determination future period them better housed
fed and paid, &c, &c.-evidenty displaying morbid
dread Of the power which might be exercised the detri
meni oi the powers that be-
AN the numerous army" says the Idtrie, (which
God and the nation by its prccepts and example, is
only honor of country but is great force
The day will come and we trust is near al hand when the
incomes Of the under clergy particularly Of the cures will
b. placed footing with the wants and dignity Of their
ministry. Government Is doubtless, how urgent
and Legitimate is this increase Of allowance and
convinced that IL will accomplish this Of justice
ar The financial position Of the country will permit it,
This l. Holy Week and, more suo Paris is in all the
throes of Iongchamps little prayer less penitence,
and abundance Of gay pumage in horse and harness and
suVre l. the put SaCSclOth and ashes in this
gay capital. The famous Abbaye de Longchamps in the
Bis de Boulogne founded in the thirteenth century by
Isabella Of France sister OF Saint Louis, which, about the
year l1G0 suddenly found 10 be object of such
intense attraction, in consequence OF its meodous choir of
nuns, has long since passed away But the procession
Carriages IL gave rise 10 has remained The
longer pour forth their pious t1c6ro in the |
woodlands, and draw the gay people Of the |
cai,s, 10 catch the listening sound but the long
line Of carriages still in the direction,
sl-a for commercial purposes. The pro-
enade de Iongchaps takes place in the Champs ysees
and tba ~. Ia EoulOCup In
Thursday and Friday in Passion Week, and the bonnets
the dres the general toilet, and the turn out.
cf dotrres c the different artists here. specially kept
back Tor this occasion The early scenes OF the revolution
Of 1850 suspended for awhile this annual pageant until
after the 18Th Brumaire, when the promenade again
resumed Napoleon III, in recognition Of the revival
given t usage by his uncle has always made point
OF specially raroniing 1t by his presence Yesterday
ne and uie Flnpres-t Is observed that Of late they do
not ride thcr much tormerly-made their APP
pearance in the carriage and is presumed viii
continue do during the three days. The grand day
u Gvd Friday, when the string OF vehicles 80
ipg 20 reach from the Arch OF triumph down TO the
Roil de- ville distance Of about three miles The i'm
proveuenl carriages horse livery servants and all that
pertains the luxurious exterior OF wealth, - visible
every year and the progress that has been made during
the last quarter Of century l. positively prodiious.
No, ye~tige Of those numbering vehicles. cart Bred
equity legged horses, and charioteer, half monkey half
fSdrinaIk 10 be The best models of English
carriages have been rigdy copied and approved upon;
horps too almost yiing with those acroS the Channel
and the livery servant, If not quite trim and smart aS
ur.r him The number az four in hand rerninds one of
w cnty.
reason "a believe the fact tina, a"mpt made upon
thc EMPEROR lite. few days when paying visit 70
Nine DE Cutrhone. Napoleon wears charmed life for
The moment Hut will it always be sos
TIE price or meat goo on family increasing in France
nai hs landing the importation Of foreign cattle From
be return, published OF the movement of the markets Of
SccauN posy, 1t result that the cattle offered there
TOR sale during the rst quarter OF 1857 show dimnuuon
OF between tosr and i've million, OF pound rs pond
ing viii Cr same period IN lsJo In Tact. every year
there decreased supply, the quantity OF 1906 being les
tsn ;hai tl lS55 similar 'Ininniion, We are toli Is
guinr iu England the tact being explained 10y the
gr,yaicy consumption Of meat which Is now manifested
s.Iurur NlI nations,
The Cou,c lc Iolrionot has Published article In the
Pa, Ca',qs oynt called The Rent Cri,is IN Paris. Inc
auhur contends that The cti.t IN rent II hot 10 be arnut
od ~ thc demolition made undcr the second empire but
81 the abolition u noe simple habits Of former days
1ich rendered COnenel with lr.s ncrDnnD iatiJs.
lie ,, die Ground cleared by thee deinonun- has hoen
sold 70 81 enterprise whom no Law could have com
PEELED o construct large GO email houses. They did what
th,r interest urcd them wa bet and built spa
cio,is Handsome building, wcl knowing They only CON-
suited Size the age; and the result proved their
wisdorl "a. the walls erected than The
horse. were i Hence II 3, that accommodation for the
Isrf r nou rich, were nrgce ahd ue author ]. o.
opinion iIt The moderate rate ofioriu"r years VIII never
return bccsr-s "a gradual sccia revolution has taken
place. " Dc 1our,ouet dcprecateS any ersauve inter
fcrtnsc with r'ufs but warns propretors 10 hear ihe
voice Of IN time, and lower l'1r present cNorntint
,ctnard- nee however government may b., u
mgh So c by -urpri-e ia the case % sudden and
universal ortbursi and might be unable, At least for
time o. avert The vengeance " an Infatuated nnu1", OF
Which tine landlords would be the ar-t victims.
LORD Covl'y, the English Amnassador, s a. tod yon
Mould Do thc case, gazete by the titles Il Nscoun Tan
f,sn county AZ Meath, and Earl Covlcy.
The conference the affair Of Ncuchaicl did not ~
YESTERDAY Penjer II the delegate ~ Ncuchatel
arrived At Rrne from Paris the morning OF the 4h and
Immediately Interview with NJ fOrnead, the Pre-
sdent al tie Confederation; extraordinary sitting u ho
federal government afterwards held The other Ncg
ehsisj delegate, ~ WaInbcrt. remains in Paris.
We are 20 ook Tor the Grand Duke Constantine on the
1Uh in-i.
Mile Tere.e Mlinado the well known vionis,. is about
a. Withdraw from PLAYING public. on her marriage WIN
Captain psruener, ot the Engineers aid dc camp ~ Gene,
Tal Sell, and himself tas.iona,ely fond u music
The s.1y cheap kitchens 10 Paris, In Consequence OF
to ridnes q The weather. 10 be closed al the end OF
Oh. wzk.
turing he ast ytm tho gold, silver, bank notes. and
asrure- Tay ~ % brcr derotcd by cab drivers with
thc Cuu rics u Police, 30 upwards Of 262 f,
independently o. great number Of aroos o Jc~elry.
Our Berlin Corr, spousicnce.