The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

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In my last letter mentioned the illness OF Prince
Jerome Since that date the Prince has somewhat
covered, and now tho invitations for the Compegue sc
The Queen of Holland has just arrived here, and is
ssolng oy special invitation of their Majescs, at st.
The will be gay ono in our city as the number
Oh strangers never was greater. I notice that many
noIo Amercans are now coming to Paris than was the
great x.ar ~ sue one before tne st reoPc u or
seas Atanuc cities rad not as yet recovered from the
crushing cnects OF the panic of 81 but at the present time
inc mscries and annoyanccs OF that painful period seem
70 De quito obcrated, and the and daughters OF
brother Jonathan may be met with at every turn. They
have ever much excited the curiosity of Parsans by the
unusual display of coats Of and heraldc devices
which they mako. The crisis rather put damper upon
these exhibitions, but again countrymen
adopting fine iiveres. grand equpages, and making
greater show than the proud and wealthy
OF Europes oldest and most noble families. This
an enigma to the public here, who can't reconcile all this
spendor and ostentaiion shown with their
ideas Of what democ rats should be. make reflection
merely state the fact.
PARIS, Oct IS, 1857
A More Healing Position 7oeards England-The China
Erpedihon Likely 10 Go Om-Hepes Of an Ralian Con-
ress-Ad,tce Of the French Papers to England
Trader, dc.
have just learned that the difficulty between the Cab
nets of st. James and the Tuleries is in fair way Of
being settled. fe such would be the case; tho
when heard Of the sending Of special agent
II is rumored that this rappchemeu Of the two govern
ments will the retreat Of Lord John Russell do not
affirm this, merely giving that has just been
started here felt certain, from the change Of tonc
adopted by the London Times that reconciliation
near at hand, that journal having given up coarse
abuse for sort of bullying apologize tone Yesterday
the chief OF the Cabinet of the Minister OF War started for
london to arrange with the English War Department
matters regarding the China expedition. A confidential
agent also started for London, sent from the French
Ministry Of Marine TO confer with the English Admiralty
relative to the same affairs.
row probable that the long talked of Congress
will take place the Zurich Conference settle
its affairs The Austrian envoy has reached the
Of his future labors NJ de Coloredo is far
covered To be able to give the necessary explanation to
his SUCCESSOR an is hoped that the Zurich meeting may
he dissolved. The pubic must by this time be
heartily tired of hearing 1t mentioned
The Paris journals Of this evening filled with leaders
and teegraphic dispatches referring to Morocco They
England with interference which has selhshncss
for its basis and demand why Spain has not much right
To rcsenran insult England has Inoce that the London
journals taking alarm at the decided hostility evinced
by the Partisan They begin TO understand that Eng
land must take she is not forced to present
humiatng spectacle to Europe As the evening papers
sly, she is not military Power and commercial nation
Should avoid unnecessary broils.