The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

ssSisre quite for the calm dignity OF that
s psny days was pleased 70 cs tns sxS power q
Europe. The Nad has almost become 8 democratic,
certainly to some extent, revolutionary propaganda
Poland and Italy, and expressing faint views
ior the suppressed and muulated nationality Of Italy.
.svour Pobisrss and the purchase BY the Russian
$esm Navigation Company OF the Sandman docks of
Villa Francs quite sufficient engage the attention OF
aousy and disappointment eUgenaered by tho late
10 the divisions between Russia, Austria and Engsud
which enables the Emperor Napoleon to become in the
midst Of peace the srbtsr Of Europe, and 70 do ii
n comparatively small cost Even tho demonstra
Ton q Cbereourg, and the vast Improvements
introduced into the navy all which affect only the foreign
policy OF the Emperor small whom pared 10 the
cost At which Paris and the larger cities Of the interior are
with the internal policy OF their government Those Who
Paris three years ago. and found thoroughly meta
morphosea ss compared 10 is4s find that vast changes
have sgn been introduced, which make the French cap
tai the most magnificent city ia the world 0ae thug only
seems TO be lost sight o-in proportion houses
streets and bouievsrds built, go up, ana
everything else with them that Paris while becoming
attractive, Is also becoming expensive degree which
eventually affect and all other business
relations se houses and shops which ba. few years
ago rented for IL COO traces, bring 30 Geo. taors
shops GA the boulevard des itans pay hga rent as
ouy to what extent must these be psronised and
by whom continue 70 ray such rentss There termt
] a q 70 saS ws X
regard for tho present government OF Fraece,
and ny heartfelt admiration OF the En-
psror whosc gecius bss introduced improvements Ia
every department, OF standardization force Of
character and constant vigilance have given France tue
most influential roecn among the nA,ions Of Europe
b1k thai the uance department Is that which has been
allowed to 60 on as there limit TO the capacity
Of men TO create wealth. wealth had 30 reference
ens is not Wholly b. the value o.
the Improvement aud the ree q species OF proper
y REDUCES tbs value Of wages In much shorter time
than wsges themselves rise In oonseq oil the I'm
provement.
We have had quite discussion On tree trade betvser
the Dbas snd The Constitut,onnel The Dslas dis
posed to beco the chsn pon OF the free trade msve
ment while the Crsst,ttonnel-true to is old 1stiacs
which, appears, have but very little differed since the
protective policy. Depend the French free traders
Tot in esrnes the protective system has too long
existed in France to abolish la Robsrt Peel Besdes
Ffet CHI commerce II not 10 = conditso 10 compete
wita that OF ether England America In the aightrg
busress Frsnce literally doing po,hpg and the French
Manufacturers are not In the habit OF establishing con-
mission houses foreign Countries but wait u strangsrs
70 buy give orceIs in France. They thus
able take advantage OF foreign markets. AM the
Missions the exchange o. products earned aDaos
exclusively by foreigners The French are 80 uQfA &c
ouscmed TO central administration n 49,. affairs thai
they ao quite wira 70 leave the regulations % trade to
the care Of ther governu emit and actually bseve that
the GOVERNMENT do 1t effec.ualy. Eotxitas
all ihis the moneyeo men OF France {, have less
&C nfds nee in the government than either the working
classes the peasanuy the army and ths French funds
have not proved since tho late Paris treaty of peace
hese ,he anomalies to which France still exposed
ard they are esgeJly watched by EDgsnd is the com
mercisl classes OF France which mos, favoraby dis
posed ;ovarcs England but these cssses always
resdy 10 bsck ther OF uicrs with money The army the
peaaantsy, knd clergy OF France, have sympathy
With The institutions the Gsts Of the British
peop and If the Duke Of Malaxon manifested q par
tcuSr olcssur at The worde of peace and mutual good
understanding which flowed from The lips Of the Emperor
a. Cherbourg then you msy Depend on Is, ne only acted
part thst nsgutreat meiou FANATIC paro.rarce, or
pressed only hs Individual assent that Of army,
whose laurel clad hc IT, The officers Of the
French army "art projection, and promotion but slow.
" De
fhe deciaratn OF General Cas- that in rep'y Lord
Napier he lad ropsoposion 10 make but va5 ready To
sen 20 and cgpsioer tbOse ~hisa Great Britain nigh,
mako 20 prevent tho GDutc o! Dsoral dag for pur
poses Of ot trade 10 Dot considered here opening
the qatEiitn OF she right OF sesrch visitation EnsaId
rsirer think vii bc press the proposition which che has
10 maxi thai subject just ut moment Dut
wait IN tho feeling produced by Eer receE' soHduei 10
ward cur tbrs and flag shall have ,ubsiiei Aoer!ca az
Eng and msy negotiate that subject but the right Of
CD viii never b. fenescd.
An ecclesiastical council " conv5ked AZ Vienna 10 give
eject the cbcoroa concluded BY austria With tie
Pope Tns done a. the request Of his Ho!i1ess, sh) II
seerns, Is not satisfied ~th the la which pro
visions u tie co1corde. carried INTO effect fhe Ut
most The Emperor OF Au.s Frsacs Joseph ~ raid TO be
willing 10 copceee - 'reetor the church whn tne
views and purposes of ;be ate" me c0uncl ~il De
helG soon.
Tbe E1npsror's taie On the 18th was = very splendid
affair." snd paced OF Nth all tho and or der which
mark there celebrations fracc. The most cir
ouustsnoe srand cccssions ~ this in ts
tIy is really the little that necessary 70 do for tse
peoples epymcnt beyond the general arrangement that
AL shall Ahs labor Tho natural ga,siy OF the
nation q character 10 OF itself aincs, entirely sufficient
Thsrs 20 be theatres. all spccssclts being
gfatacrsly thrown open aud In amIsirg 70 the pa
ttpCe which The woikipg classes exhiblt N
entry taking their sard al the door long before he
ing There shows and CabnR poles tie placs des
luvsides and the egsn al The Esrfiere du Irene
There tumbers TOO, and mounted snfs everywhevc
but he section OF the populace which svas itself OF these
ACCESSORIES rs very Insignificant compared with in
~hich derive their enjoy from smpy
hrd-g ihenssvss abroad N holiday CARO- wAkiog, chat,
ting riding citing With those they love. Tn,s ID the
true Spectacle at the moot magnificent fs 70
fereiKcere eve but u 10 that the uaiud loves %
dwell Tor u n both pleasing and instructive. IL Teafs
iesson - America aud EoglAud vnicn both cpun.
tries would do we'll 20 mark, learn snd nvkrniy d.
there be scmc,ans ,o,ieo 10 the STATE, whea IN Pro
tesaut countries enjoyment Is irsspaa Die from oebsuch
Here mighty capital into when from al part, o. the
empire cay erpiie1 tie iouiest spirits; behod
Sabbath Cay theatres are open gsicriss and exhbl.
tors all hands nvte you 10 eDser, fcssurant
'oGrdco, ard tnauve; Ia not his the Lords Day. Yes
you will he tod, and Day or rec, aud relsxsuon well
pisyef: and thus Il u holy day. Nos z, though
ms ceicccmtd city, vbere, 70 your mind, the Dsvil
reisEs supreme, search its Durlseds g, beyond ~ bar
rers and whss do the psople DOING Are they
strife with their swssthsarr DO they exhibit any one Of
the external nssnis Of dctsusnrryS Il there load cry
. rude prst, VIC a''o5 Of soy OF the de
socisSs Asvcy fcr sry OF these things you viii
shc~ ne wi show y1u tweuty thousand 10 ondcn aud
usay, In pcpartion a ne population tho mos.
God IKE, sabbath obsefylaz Of American cities.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
NapRip, Augus. Ia, 1858.
korsmsnss for impvruei Oigapi- Of the LIBERAL
Party interesting In-iisn1 e ne Queens rsst 10