The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Jan. 20, 1859.
The Fereish Anriety Of Fdnce-Pubic Opinion Opposed
to all Wor bit NTH England-7Ae Stock Jobbing Of the
Court Circe-7Ae Presse Organ Of Prince Napoleon
His Marriage Unites the Stuarts and Guelphs-Plan Of
an Italian Kingdom for Hin,-Jecels Of the Brde-7he
Serbian Question and the English Alliance-Rep0ted
Interie,o Jeoeen Napoleon and the Emperor Of Austrid-
The Empress Would be an Actress-7hc Champagne
Waus, dc.
Rudo the servant of Orsin has made but spare of
the life he narrowly preserved from the glotne The
dngs Of his death at Cayenne reached Paris the ami
versary Of the memorable aat and the bowling crowd
that stand at the foot Of the Imperial throne in his
death the visible interference Of that destiny which pre-
sides the star OF Napoleon.
Whatever may be the reason, it is certain that
since the guilty attempt Of Orsin, strange eventful
change has made itself evident the conduct of the
Imperial government. From the date of the 14th Of
January able to count days tranquil
lily Abroad all has been jealousy, misgving aud de-
fance; at home eversh anxiety has crept into all
casses and all interests and though the moment
write there is manifest disposition hope the best
one ventures to speculate the even. Of the
Whether the Imperial language to the Austrian Ambas
sador bear deadly fruit is very clear that its
sequences pregnan. with importance to the Imperial
dynasty From long personal observation Of the charac
ter and temper Of Napoleon the Third am very unwl.
ing to give up my private opinion that his Majesty
would have made the speech he did unless every.
thing had been maured for an active policy the reverse
of that pacific and assuring he has hitherto thought
1t to pursue.
The whole press of France with the exception of the
Steele and the Prcsseournas, II be denied, OF
great mportanceave expressed the greatest reluctance
TO any interruption of the present pacific relations They
that,
another Marcngo Austerz that Italy is welcome to
the good wishes of France, no more that Frances
hand rather eager for bullion than for blood and
that every disturbance Of its present commercial tran
guilty would be distasteul the highest degree II
well KNOWN Also that the projects whose position rem
ders them too apt to echo whatever may seem the desire
OF the chief OF the state by whose grace they live and
and have their being have one ana all made returns
to the central government conmatory Of the opinions
expressed in public journals One project said have
written that he knew but that would rouse in
France tax bearing spirit of war and that was quarrel
with England "The bitterness of hatred To our bercd
tary onemes' he Is said to have added sis more intense
than have language TO describe believe there s no
hardship, 10 imposition OF whatever DURATION that the
country would not checrfuly sustain in furtherance Of
go holy cause but for any other enterprise the popular
| heart is deadr
These representations are said to have produced
sibc effect on the Imperial encourage In fact from the
first the speech OF Napoleon 10 have fell ike one Of
Orsni's bombs among his circle, who deep in nan.
cia speculaons and the mysteries the Bourse were In
dsmay at the depression which they could not but fore
must follow. Public securities are all taking heart
and certainly everywhere you hear Of nothing but ass
RANGES OF peace. In the money market men OPENLY de-
clare their belief that such the corruption of the mpe
rial Court that 40 ino the whole has boon stock job