The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-18

Louis Napoleon has given ORDERS for the construction Of
ravN batserng snip proof against the enemy's
guns, capable from i'm mass and great We
oc OF funLng sgain.t ard sinking any vessel selected
Tor destruction. This idea u from tho Emoer0rs own
piars and will II 10 expected, effect oo@plste revou-
tca IN naval tactics urderstocd and prsctised Of pre-
-sent.
Our Berue correspondent states that III Switzerland
"a s,Ats or instruction against the railroad lords whose
political power rapidly extending tho whole
Kederacy.
The Freooh per CENTS have last reached the figure
TO- the they lave attained since the CmeAn
Since Court Perasnys speech on tho necessity Of tn
English aIsDce Il ID observed thai he V than
favored By the attentions Of the Emperor II Is thought
probst.e that he will resume his former diplomatic PEST
ton at the Court Of st. James.
Prince Napoleon has already oontrived TO disgust n
ahe principal officials brought into contact with him In CON
necten with the hnstry Of Algeria H desire tina: the
Mnsy Of Marine shall be attached to his psesen. faac
tons exc.tes such feeling in the Imperial ravy that
viii be impossible 70 comply with II, Hs absence from
The fcts Cherbourg entirely owing to this hitch
Sswsersrd IL Company with two or three Of tho most
potorcQx Of Paris Our correspondent IN stat
dsous a. bus temper ntful and the eminent the
posttors 70 which be may DO elevated the they will
be Known ana the more they will entail upon him merted
contempt"
Our Berlin correspondent writes that the Regency ques-
ton Is the Of berg arly settled il being admitted
on ali the King xely again resume his
sovereign functions The Prince OF Prussia TO start
aboct ire rnicde Of September the military
in Sesn after which Il Was likely no would pay visit TO
WARSAW vhare he had been invited By his nephew, the
Emperor Ale xander, to assis at grand review Of tae
Russian army.
The Contemplated Visit OF Queen Victoria
to America.
From the London Times Sept.
ssNo stale without king, church with out bishop,
70 lana without Its lord" 50 ran the proverbs q aicent
Euope auc though these OF mi 1frval polly have
been rrdsy shssen BY modern institutions, the princi
pies vive with extraordinary vitality, amid the
rrst risr rs or democracy ard aceaole il their in
uence up to the preeent nour Republics existed lo,g
ago In the European but only By accident
Though royal sufferance The republc OF Venice es
capped tna supremacy Of the Wesern Umpire only by pre-
tending obsdence TO the Eastern; tina republic or
Switzerland from the opposi,ion OF the mountain
to the Counts OF Hapsburg under the sanction Of
thor common soyereigns, the Enperors OF Germsny;
and the republic OF Holland ocly assumed the
form OF democratic state when every eh,rt OF
in chiefs 20 procure q monarch had proved Utterly
unAvail-S The Dutch asked for Queen Elizabeth or,
that gracious sovereign would not coe 10 person. for
OF her fagoriNs Lord Sarhope tells us TIA. even in
America roy atty not given up without struggle,
and that the States which form the Southern pro-
vnces OF tho Union actually cast their ,r time
towacs the Young Preerder rrnly had tho idea Of
king been rooted In the popular mind.
But what Ia TO be done when sovereign owns az.
gregste CT coninions aud when the original type OF
kr gccm transformed into vast territorial empire,
brscps realms In every quarter OF the Rooes Even ID
cncrous tns Influence Of the royal element some
times imPerfectly distributed The people II Brittany
hSa sovereign since the days Of acnry Nv.
until Napoleon III. visited item the oiher day, and
most readers will DO able TO recouect tho calculations
OF q Similar kind which have been suggested by the
progress OF Queen Victoria We believe, IN fact tbA.
George III was north OF ChelteIham N his fe and
the actual presence OF that popular monarch mainly
felt eunc the town and park Of Windsor and the naga
bcrhcod Of Weymouth In this many other respects,
tho British dom;nons much to the reigniog Queen;
but bow sovereign to throw even glaoce over an
empire which the seiss Queen Victoria has
kingoors not ony Europe and Asia ike the C2srnot
only IN Europe and Africa ike the Emperor OF the French
sos oa aqTope snu ne ,ns aTs Snss
liz together From the Arctic TO the Antarctic Ocean, in
Brlsh Columbia and in the Falkland Islands, on the con-
anes OF BoShara and on the confines OF B1rnan, Sola
ern Africa ard Alsual Asa may be found territories de-
pepdiog ca the Crown vi E0gland. That British sub
Jecis N regions should rejoice at the idea o, teeies
their soyerean is entirely natural but such would
De hard 20 realize Somc time ago distinguished
noveIst ptrocuced an Oriental psrsccace IN one or his
tales who was al loda Europe "used up,' said
he and the only city for Queen was pelh-raiher an
unucky choice Within these few weeks the americans
both Cara CLANS aui state meu-hsve been hankerlng
after tne sight CT crowned head the New YORK jour
mails decidedly OF opinion mat tho Ime y favorable
for ms Deysi asas o. Toya me 2Scsn seo1a 60 -
the HxAD and cist her republican Cousins, too; Ne
o,sd gtt sch reception "a Nee lo'. 49, oc as ssrT
erected rronds "a In he co7h Jfors" We hauc rot doH
Of oar conepoTarys sincerity or Of the accuracy " ht'
estimate n Snsercaa eetng. Caaada, however, a. . Ia.
n.s ns oa ,n r.a4s wb so
that though North American brethren discern some
difficulties in attracting the Queen, Canac an gentleman
The Prince ef Wales.
Az Toronto, on the lst proxno there is be great
exhbiou opercda regular Crystal Palace, not quite so
grand a ,has in Hyde rsrk me Clamps yseos gu, Of
good colonial proportions and similar In design. Nov
shsi these exhibitions should he ny
or princes nas bsocmc kind or Gxef principle and 'he
Canadians thrs their future King would be tho very
prince for the occasion, viii be ihoul ut renarksoe
u. uAtsn Of tho force and individuality pesvadne trans
atlantic cr aacer when add thai TINS proposal ior The
loan o. apparent not proceed fon ihc cgs
laiure the administrator the suhortes or iadced scy
ne HhG nut
by priv ate gentleman II bis Cwn cost and IN BIS Own
responsibility. lie pct into circulation peion which
will pe ionId another column procar,a the signatures
of such members Of ParisncLs A. nsye1sa y ~ "a
to~u suc, fortified by public d,'ssl0r started on
bh ovn aook, and nss srENc NO IRE toS ~ the fe'A
on the n. e. ecuton OF his complimentary crfand.
Mr. John Norris Cor that "a the nave o. int inds-
pendent envoy wi not, afraid tempt the Prince
tor AMI that vt vth every success 10 ho cso0y and
Exhibition In TACT. have ~. the smallest DOUBT
but ms, ho ourras o. Canads sad The Unoa eourry
riRbs Al predicting for royal visit r Anerca Hhen The
frcas OF tine bring about such ~ eEent, tue most
triumphant aEd uhprece tented success 10 al Toe very
nature Of things ina. shouts be TO- 70 f'p~ arc g.
attracted By royalty republicans. sud i i peregty
pessnle tnat even the genuine losatY O. cur OSn
coloniAit might be altogether cuidone b. tne o1G-
bersnt trsuspor. q democrsey, Naafc s nature,
oven lr toe New World, and no yearnIrrs aSc 90
natural iioes for tnnFs o. which We hear much
and have never A extract from IN American
pager informed readers cstcrtRy hos tho President
o. the United states got out at railway puac house,
pitcnea MS coat ani neckoos5 over hur ,uCSed ~ h
barrcom "
awe took our admiration" says The editor, "of This
scene Of republican mpcy quietly vi % into ie Gears
for Baltimore, and unused with compscsncy ever
the sterling honor Of beng American ctxen" Very
probably but fellow craftsman would have xssed "
suspect N only for the novelty OF tine thing with c0naiie
rably greater sensation al the Queen Of mighty empire
and The representative OF hundred kings Tho most tor
chile impressions those made ny unsrtar worders.
Londonsr struck with American iorcse ankees with
Westminster Abbey. Perhaps, that admra OF dignity
and tile which al gu, Inherent IN man
that passion which tinc.ures ramraril rafcssm
with ready servily and lmplants every oasa o.
society respect less sctve for the above ~
may not be quite ertrrushtd democratic Auneri
On those who have monarch Of their eci
all the more reverence, at ess tie instant fsr the
monarch Of another people. We convinced at suy
rate that tho reception Of a Brsh sovereign the
American continent would indeed be such contsm
vorsrps predict but tho tll sul.es win n the Cana
dams are compelled 10 rocogEzc In ths way az such
event are sadly destructive tho speculation bsln u
far say for Queen though no. 01 far Tor mo.aer but
nstres ard New York ara turtle stll, and 10 sre ~
iclnnraI. NAN a.nLlrY nnaAn bet goan AL