The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12


PARIS April rs, 1859.
s,col of the French IYd Var E,ssusidsm-Egect ofAe
Austrian Uumatun to SaYdtnia-Scenss al the De-
partare Of the NiitayyfroDl PcTts-Napoleos Present.,
sAs Imperial Prince to the Meg-Generdl Excitement in
ne Cly-Austrian Vessels Leaving AarseilIes-Aee
Of halians 10 Suppnth the Emp<ro-Monsy Reservoirs Of
he Hmpiye--Camp Equtpage for The Emperor, de-, de-
The artificial .orpor which Of Late has possessed Itself Of
he French character has, during the last week eucoun
tered violen. shock The OF seems 10 have
xired up the passions which had slumbered for half
Ssntury One touch Of reatyone bona de lgatng spark
syoked-and spite of party, political dynasc pruden
iial sentiment innate love Of repose, Richard is him
self again"
You have heard Of the Austrian Cltimatum to Sardina
in fact its solemn declaration Of war The mail going
out will likewise inform you Of the received by tele
graph that while the sword positively raised 70 snite
sae appeal England listened TO- and that matters are
10 be- for moment ''as you were" But though you
usy also have heard Of the excitement this impending
.hurders loom has created in Paris, it will be- sure,
difficult for you form anything like just idea it.
The public mind, reboundng all the in conse-
9aence of the long pressure which the uncertain though
lmnous nature the future had for months past pat
upon it. sprang up if By erchantment a. the
ment Of the ultmatum. To be sure, the bur
seisie groaned spirit and the rees in few days
down FIVE per cent. Runors Of loan few about the
OF 81 OF az oelng
suckoo cry Of national bankruptcy was more than
heard But the spirit stirring drum and the piercing
Afe were already in the streets Daily, nay hourly the
soldiers OF France pouring dc the Boule-
yards en- route to the rail- which, with the speed
Of light, to convey them to the waters edge,
and thence 10 the plains of Italy. Young and
sA leave their occupations 10 form deep and serried
hne On either side, while the noble troops in heavy
marching order with coors flying and sonorous strains of
martial music, pass between These occasions when
the Gallo blood more restrain s impulses than
Me sea its food Women burst from the ranks Of gazers
and fling themselves bodily into the arms of fathers,
husbands, brothers, and last, not least, lovers Strong
men grasp tightly the hands of old comrades and bid
them "God speed Her and there Il is father aud son
That impede the march locked for moment each others
embrace, while big roll down their manly cheeks:
Or aged matron falls weeping the shouders of her
boy whose soul Is in his eyes he Whispers "Couraqe
courage, ma chere mere, je recierdrai blent0!"
But these but the episodes Of the There s
ssy-a shout from end to end along that phalanx of
speetators-"Vice rhate! Tips pHalis, 4 6zs pAu.
.rier' responded TO again and again by company
10 galy steps TO the joyous music From the windows
and balconies Of the lofty houses the cry again echoed
again and again taken up Once passing the gates
OF the Tuieries the Emperor was suddenly deserted
holding in his the young heir of his house, who
with cap in one hand and waving "forget me mott in
she other ELECTED such outbreak Of vvas from soders
and spectators made the arcades Of the Rue Ryol
srembe at their base The incident was evidently i'm
promptu, and as the Emperor stood the gate on the
game level with the crowd, and in fact mingled up with
Il, the colonel of the regiment advanced in the name
Of the regiment TO salute his Majesty receiving in return
from Napoleon hearty shake of the hand and
an embrace from the child The whole rnass NJ
people, armed and unarmed, broke out into ordinations
Of real sympathy. Another day was the Empress who,
az dscardng the paraphernalia Of rank, thinking Of
nothing but her womans heart alive 70 the cause
poor appeared the cynosure of all eyes First from
her boudoir she came, without bonnet shawl by her
side the young Juus trottng hand passu equiS and was
AL heart by the graceful in which, standing close
70 the gallant egons they passed. she gracefully waved
her hand TO bid them farewell Many dark OF Gaul
Dgh cneeK boned, and with eye somewhat lowering,
ihrew back bis head with lushed cheek aud kindng
glance as TINS unwonted sight eye and the hearty
ououres oil mig VtcepImperdtrcs Vive ls Prince Ip,ps
Tto lett no mistake as 10 the sincerity OF his ieenps
The time would fail 70 tell OF all That has hann 9nir,
the hustle in the streets the excitement In tho caeInns
the ceaseess confusion in private houses the eternal RIM
ming 10 and FRO from one palace the other Cabinet
ouncils take place daily sometimes twice or even ,bri
m the day The Emperor gives each day dinners 10 the
1T rs of the corps which sent from Paris rha A..
So, Embassy is obliged 10 be guarded The ntaii;o
acex ed last night that the Ausans 600 strong and
Gamma ded by general Gy uai person had passed the
Te,ro in three corpz Of which COMPOSED OF al ooo
@ ag under the o-der Of Gen. Benedick whe anofbcr
ri 10 600 wa commanded by General zobe and a thrd
NJ ne same 70 under tue direction Of tue Generain-
T'eT renders the Baron de 9ubners position in Paris
disagreeable one. -, ,..
TIC Guard Of Parfs-that is nc gennarnet Occupies
several posts vacated by the req Vehs Wnsh nave been
Gent Off and the National Guard VIII y. e uI 70 ~
these In fact, that the regin ens tno
division OF Gen. Uhrch have quilted ' US .h mary
Jsrs, fwis may DC said to be no longer WI ' E.Io