The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11


90 cggerheads with Great Britain are prt aside pro en-
at all events The Emperor has both DO orny
and Wacwski that the OF that policy not at pre-
cent re aud that is the interest Of France, by cult
waiting an improved understanding with England To once
more induce the people TO participate the stirring
amusement Of commercial! speculation There is othcr
MODE ni accounting for the extraordinary rise Of some
Ting like rer cent which has taken place the French
Three PEI cents The Emperor known have said "a
ta personally his opinions precisely what they re
70 the outset OF his careertkat close alliance with
England was the only safe policy for France.
That his Majesty rs sincere ia saying 10 probable
enough but alter all little dependence Is to DO pasa on
man who with all power in his hands, is at any moment
ready TO say, he has recently done, s'howeycr
charged ny own private sentiments may be- am only
IN instrument in the hands Of the French people aad
y plhhc opinion insists on my taking you down Peg OF
Two before the eyes Of the world, why must do IT, or
Try at ali eyents To what cxtent the hostile aspirations
OF s eHfcdge nigh, have driven him but for the proud
spirit exhibited in England, know not, but manifest
change OF oEo has been the consequence. Preventive
measures always inydous, and exactly in preporoa
TO their DO they to be unneccssaryan 80
servson peculiarly applicable TO tho elaborate prcpara
tons for defeace OF late making IN England Many of
course, will sneer al the unnecessary when
vi.be occasion arises and the French already pok
fun at John Bull for the sweat no has got into with his
groundess fears Of French invasion; but very much
doubt whether oxpcdicnt this side the British
mel will succeed il thoroughly revying English confidence
Meet Englislmcn whore you WILL Of whatever class,
whether directly coming England or returning from
Their wanGcrnes, but one feeling seems TO provathat
OF Essential msrtist.
II appears that free TRADE yet be introduced into
both the Emperor and the Prince Governor. The
cai interests Of France ooAo1gh body for the
despoc power of an absolute monarch and he is obliged
10 uc Norcs o. comfort and assurance in the Moter to
aey he dsstrsst which beginning be folt There
IS 10 doett that the policy at time very seriously
enleftaitd, End ut prescott IS only in allegiance.
The report Il cantradcied that Marshal Canrobert to
be married 10 the Duchess de Sotomayer Spanish
gandec Is said the contrary, that he is engaged
the daughter Of enormously rich ronsnaster in The
Iaute Marine. One Of the Emperor cquerres however,
yesterday followed the example sci him by his Imperial
I'LL IaIf fha nf
,hiilrc du Roue Spanish hcress-a Mademoselle
future Inches Of Malakoa few days ago She decided
Is not beautiful, and vastly inferior spec
hos uch ~ tie lovely Marnscha Serrano the Empress
ana Others We have seen from the other side the Pyrc
neos She has, however noble carriage il tall and
fair er manners are courty IN the extreme and will
doubtless Prove valuable assistance 10 the Dukes,
which sie not al Of that character. She dressed
robe Of azure blue, without founcos, neither tho
dimensions of her crnonc all excessive. Her hair
was dressed with elaborate care surmounted by small
lace cap She speaks English ucntly and quite imp
you with being highly accomplished person. Her
figure sood BUTT something about the mouth and
and heavy check bone which dssipates all protein.
scns to positive beauty though the whole the expires
son 81 her features not emphasizing Tho Queen
Spain has recently made the bride elect vAAAbio pc
sent.
The Villa Franco affair which has caused 30 much s-us
sion IN tnglsh journals, with view to revival OF tho
Russo pioba finds little sympathy in France. II is asked
where have the English papers that the treaty of Paris
refuge the Of aiyp If any should trembe il is
France rather than England Tho French press remains
silent, and merely mentions the fact without com ment
And England does Russian influence the ascendant
AT Turin whose is the auln Why did she, the qucs-
ton OF the Principalcs, abandon France and Sardinia
and 20 over 10 Austrian
NJ Iever the sculptor, who produced the equestrian
statue Of Napoleon at Cherboug has been commissioned
TO execute another statue OF the monarch, be
sent 10 IoTgweod, in Saint Helena.
Tie weather is perfectly unprecedented for the month
Of September The heat is positively excessive and is
nearly as impossible 20 brave tho mid day sun now as IL
the scorchng month Of June. Fever prevails very gen
orally and unless more seasonable change speedily
pcrvencs much sickness is anticipated. may Judge
by the immense cargoes Of grapes that continue pouring
into the capital, tho proracted summer must be highly
favorable 10 the vintage Never Paris abundanty
supplied For two sous pound excellent grapes may be
purchased N all quarters OF the city II said that the
quantity Of wheat and rye produced this year Il an ave-
rage but not more The oats are inferior In many ais
tricts the corn was injured by the want Of rain here
the spring and summer The potaoe crop is almost
trcly free from faint.
Applications for apartments slowly dropping 10 upon
the various agents and Snguine hopes entertained of
much more lively than the last The prices asked
at present enormous under the plea that
the expense, but the state Of political affairs which
the dearh q the pas. season month
asked for what five years ago moey Of that sum
would have gladly been taken; and although in all dircc
tons houses are sprngng up the demands OF prope
tors stili increase Among the various demoltons
making is that Of the Mason ST. Claire, subsequently,
ladies' school but formerly anunnery; and that its
dismanted walls the Arch Of Trionph opened
to the proane public its clustered shade its bowery
garden and modest Donas Del II is curious witness
the inquisitiye gances il attracts. There the nuns
told tisir beads, and wandered under the srched
covering that surrounds spacious quadranglein the
fecory IN the sanctum Of tho abbcss in the comics
siona there the rude world without is pcerng; and
aitor stone OF the goody Pile " removed SIGH
not unoen heard that the law OF destruction should be
nseparabe from renovation. Blessed the feet Of
those who trod in those secret and who salcd
forth 10 the external world day alter day their errand
81 love and charity y and bye the very earth which
their house stood viii be removed, SO that shall
say where the sitc Paatai doncies win Ill up the
wsy-,he vanties Of men be more bountifully supplied
but many will miss the gentle Of peace good will
that belonged TO the oidcn paths
The theatres are making preparations for the season Al
the Italian Opera the list q ortiies are Grs
Pence Aboni Nsniier Bter, Saint Noboin and Rada
Of the gcntler the Messeurs Mario, Tamberlk
Raivani, Cors Anoueni GGchens and the brothers
Grogiani In addition, the revival Of several fayorise
operas, yerdl's 'Macbeto and the Giaramcnio Of Ma
riandante promsed and the Mopier that
the subscription for the year Is rapidly lllng.
Az the Opera Comiquc Aubcrs once popular opera
"Laport du Dsblc has been revived with derable
success. Madame cabel plays the principal character
rvacd BY any az her predecessors Nine. Rossi Cscia
her immediate antecedent Roger, the original
Raphael, IS succeeded by Jourdan, decidedly much his
inferior.
Nine Hosio NJ Cazolari and several other distinguish
cd oytes left Paris yesterday for 81 Petersburg
Nine s'sfsD has started for Barcelona and ~ Carton
Tor Madrid.
Mime. Guyon, whose engagement II the Francois was
opposed by IL the Boulevard theatres. with which
she had signed articles for three years, has been den
lively appointed ~ IL. company Of the Francois by
orJre ysieiu from the LIST OF October She enters
The theatre IN tie quality Of soci'tairs.
NJ jules Iann announces vontne upon Rsrhsel and
the State III Tragedy France Will be fun Of interest,
emanang from pen perfectly adequate 70 the task
Tho tragctcnnes performances OF her greatest parts viii
be reviewed. Al parties looking harvard with in
tcrcst 10 the publication In fact need something TO
give hllp, for the dulncss Of everything Il quite
oppressive.
Our ~. Petersburg Corrrspondenc~.
Sr PETERSBURG, Sept II, 1853.