The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
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PARIS, Feb. &c, 1862
Esling Paris Regard to the C1mo.ycial Tr.ay-AM
tude Of the Prceeonsss--Redc As.onas: Tssn-7he
Working Glasses Qu,et-1as French Ceray-Daiiy In
craze Of the Papsl ArmyAnttcp0,ed tbnais the 70
mdgud-I.d>pende.oe Of the D,chls-ETecs Of 0apours
Impa iousncs ksly-Hiu me trench Troops Leave
Kome-WI TIE Pop Attack the Legatsons-f niay Of
Another Struggle ,riA Ausl1-- Marshal Vai1.ns Not
Re,soed-The Telegraph Agent at Liverpool Distinguish
ing HnseJ Usual-Rusia Dissats fe- Proposed Con-
ter,ce at Paris-Amni-cn Inxress-Rforms in ne
A,9trsan Empsre-TAe Empress and TIE Queen If Spais-
Partisan Guyety-HedsM Of he Emperor and Ais Family,
dc dc
The debate in the English Parliament a. regards the
adoption Of the commercial treaty between France and
England not having ye. taken place. the PArsAns
IN precisely the state Of expectation that
mentioned in my ast letter 1t seems almost universal
belief here that upon the fate Of the treaty hangs
lance. ia Appreciated that its refusal by England Will
sadly shake the entente coria The tories have sviuced
decided hostility against the treaty and oppose it
AZ yet nothing indicates which side victory will hang
her banner but really believe, from lnfor re-
ceived from reliable sources that PsmerstoniAns will
triumph, and that the treaty will, with the Of
budget, ontride the contest.
dong ali in their power TO defeat the accomplishment
Of the custom measures the Emperor ev.nced
great determination 10 carry his present policy
hat the Vaccinations Of the few against the VI
the many have been, up TO the present time harmless
The proteconss made 70 understand that any a.
tempt at producing by their Interpretations, acts
Of violence on the part Of tho working Classes,
would be dealt With most severe and
summary manner The resGt has been a Cessation
oT ;pe
the operatives In the meanwhile the treaty has been
published and the public enabled judge for itself that
the interests Of all parties were cared for therein
consequent reaction, ainoyy many OF the hitherto
violent protectonets has taken place. and tbs govern
msnt may now count upon N easy raDston into wiser
and liberal commercial relations with all the world
should not the unprincped and absurd policy OF
servsve faction OF England succeed in overthrowrg
treaty that is but the forerunncr Of Similar
all other commercial nations.
said that in France affairs wore grave look refer
thereby to the machinstions OF the clergy, who
gated IN their opposition by less parsonage than
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man Is gentle enough himself bit ne longer has any
over ns own S hs Is me da.sr Of
hbtens OF that Hjure deeply the church
Zach Gay the ranks s o. me papa army are Yelling and
between these ruthless erccnszies aud people Of
Romarpa
The Pope through his agents. manages inspire the
FRI nch clergy with the desire tor opposition the Lmpe
Napoleon and with the desire bring about
anarchy and CONFUSION. Ltio do the charchea refer
to care what mafotunes occur 30 that they tho
power " Rome from aoy deterioration. But Napoleon II.
most determined man, and he seadly aut constantly
pushes forward He naugrt dagger
bombs pistols that he church prepare bis eeecia,
Usnen. ne neeps On ~ 1--we course Oh nesrA towsrd:
tay ana eVincts MS oetermlua:on OF bringing about
the Independence OF the Duchess Csvour
yer e, mined upon .ha' subject ana ne WI no douos
manages TO keep down his overwcening oesir 70 c.srol
oil he anaifs himself TINS nierioasn.ss :as' pre-
venus ne Deng as useiu 70 y az ne wou ouierwss De-
King victor emanuel aiskes the Count abrup. uoaner
o. rroceeamg ana ratnes OBJECTS 70 n se1ing ana hold
The Counts fall from power has sone~hat modified mis-
tendency towards governing all matters himself and ts.
Excuse this depression, and let retu'n to
Inc clergy IN france. iney are At : l'ss for
enemies The journals cannot publish thon aud the
ploHsher WIZ not lhey DO not care 10 bring upon tncn
se,.s we amSon.eat .. the government me priests
uae not snock 8oo0 taste by ra!ug sgsJ lns Emperor
in their pupts and So as last resort they Occupy
ssNes IN wiring letters but that If slow work And many
q NC are opposed 70 vocn EXERCISE so the pressy
opposition gradually calming down, ANA Emperor
has at present nausht to fear from his csgy oa asss,
nsuon IL. US nope tney WIN shInS from tn, sonmi,Al
o. crime that viii inevitably recoi upon them When
Napoleon Ill gone France will then sDprecse nim a.
Ls JUST hsae, sha al nanois WIZ Nond.r Al ana admire
big gigantic plans for her advancement and glory
The affairs Of Italy are merely what may be termed
france nust more or less be a,tasd aaa ds.ueoa me
great snxety now s, VII the french troops leave Roman
bis tvi coupseliOrs, should attack Ro@sso. sch an
event would al once break OIL all Intercourse The
governments Of France aud Rouc ana ns TX Sooid fud
m.el Without has protector that has for 80 many years
n ,sl aoNn ns psops me IoPe mus. xnoT that
me Romans sngasteq by ths prolgaSy o. Tue c..sn4
YOU'D econ Gear tie tterna ly OF them as sell Va his
hoinees were 'ney not restrained oy the sren;n oayo
Ieg ONE the troops gone, out must ninrch Pop. aud
followers ard this they knew. So they will re'ra.i
attacking the legations until they feel certain thai che
feLcn uoors arc 70 DC rePa2ed oy tnpse OF me hng o.
NapNe or the queen Oh S?an should ins na d1ae. al
uay VIII De a. once IN ooniagrAncn, Tor "a assured
Or e0oo ASsn1s ma ,ne MIN Oh SArt,nA wan soy %
me rope hs n'enuon OF ihvadng the rapa oonoa toe
nS I IN NY snon cops en'er !heu
'bus rave tne outlines 9. most dreaair. coolest,
wnen can ou! Urmhao by the inter prosi s'si " ore
or ne o.ner o. tne a-veisas am sssnred % jaiden-
uAi pe1eous Itsoing IN NOtGern itsiy W. the people
Get IN snosher sruggo WIN Austria inevitable, and hat
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