The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

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Prince NApoleon. But this 70 doubtless scandal II is
aid ,here 70 not much love lost between the portly
Prince and the petite Pr,uc-ss; that their apsr@ens IN
he PslaB Roy quite distant from eacn other, aud
that they indulge but very lutte family retirement sne
sad ~ be petth spoiled child sbo considers horse
sacrificed 70 political alliances while tue rrlace prous
gbty thinks she ought 70 consider herself sui
hciertly hOnosed iD b,ing sDn.xed" TO him. meMosr
OF The great NapoleoDc house, With prospect psnspe,
VI forty do mot always see things IN tho
rsme light.
In. Prince Napoleon dressed like the Emperor aud,
with the exception Of when dancing the arss aaadrs re-
tanned his pIsee curing the whole evening" h. port
", DIE looking msu, and looked quite gsntke By the
sembpg hls uncle the orst Napoeou; but ior I'll this
Dor popular with the French people, who regard him a.
p' Que, hsugh,y man. asd call him "P0a Pion, WHOM
q that dangerous article.
The PDcese Naihilde s rather COARSE, thoWgh ntsi-
sssd 70 re rshsr sca.., wi,hs end SiasSa that i
well the wsh OF her mansion IN the Rue Do Courcees
ARE Lot gifted with the power Vi speech Scandal proba
blg-a scanoa
AZ u,,onight the imperial party and the diplomatic
corps gsfSk Of supper, after which The magnidcsot sup
per opebed boee Who coulo get Ia,
elegant sDpter, With plenty Of champagne was served
After supper The impe' isl party dd 70 tne ball
roo0; but the bail Wa continued until sie rather
early hour IN the morning. There muft have beea
more than two thousand persons present. and the whole
surpassed in brilanoy thing Of the kim have
dected with 10 seIs; The "brave men, covered sone
with Ro~y and all with gold hoo; the presence OF Nsiss
~; the brilliant behi and the One music, formed tout
e~s~lL which hsunts my memory yvt. No AmsrtsAn
mng Paris 1t tos should fail 10 avail himself
n the opportunity OF witnessing and partcaostog It.
There viii Do three four epssous yet given,
and he fact ri having presented gives tbs
right Ct invitation 70 tho receptions aud balls Afterwards
The following h the list Of Americans presented on
weduss day evening iast:-Wiliam A Ba1lm Esq, late
United Stats Consul at Trieste Mr. ana Mrs. John BSs
how, New Yo,k Mr.. ana hfs. Mcdowell; Messrs g. 8.
and Dufoesat Louisiana; Ms Potts, Mics Preston.
Mr. Edward Go,lo BofTnm, California; Mr. 8 Spriggs,
W. and Mrs C. Hs's',. Mr. aSu. ana Mss Ss1s
and Mrs A. Field New York; Mr. and Mrs. Hotfusn,
Mr.. Perkins, NAj-r G. Barnard and Dsutensnt Ks,on
United States army.
PARIS, Jan. 30, 1850
SNrp essio~ Of L'Usires-Th Memorial Of the Foreign
Ii"sar- ne Prpe's L>te- and Excitement Produced by
H-R~sA to Purchase Gpy of it-ssppositso~ Tat ne
King Of Naples Wrote N-aas tie Pope or TIE Emperor
the Nest SUPP ,tf--oosut Reos-A Nep Church Pr
chased By HIS xcjesty, dc.
The Unsprs e suppressed. Like the cautious or
JEALOUS Of hs contemporaries Published the famous
evangelical letter Of the Pope but unlike them did not
wait for permission 70 doso
But not ah technical grounds that the light
Of the famous utramontane journal b extinguished
The Minister Of the Interior n Bllault memorases the
Emperor 10 the columns Of the k,niew this morning,
that its Efforts are necessarily directed TO sway the French
clergy to trouble oonsciences 70 agitase the county
zap the oun cations which the relations Of the church
70 civil society established and therefore, ought
be silenoed The Minister goes say that the doc
uines It incucates ireoopcabe with patriotism
and to TO be attributed those excited publications on
the part Of the clergy which have already much
capds and that the interest Of the church itself a. well
"a the maintenance Of public tranquility requires that
limit should be put to such excess
Napoleon therefore, by the grace Of God and the na
Onnl Will of he md dooo d.
cree, the following that "he Journal the Unsoas be
suppressed"
The mail which conveys you this win carry out
he Popes ency clca letter. and shall therefore only
the parts Of which have caused the chief excitement
here For whatever may Do the immediate political a.
pec in which matters may be Vowed, YET not be sup
posed for moment that document Of this kind b mot
nature produce excitement Of the deepest charac
The rush TO obtain copies Of the journals containing
IL tome great battle had been fought The news
vencers stalls bessed thai thor stocks were In
perpetual process Of exhaustion; and while wte despite
mserabe day Of fog and sIeet hundreds standing
at The corners Of the streets and under po ooces SPELL
irg through the Papa manifesto.
The language Of the holy Father considered not to be
his, but that OF the King Of Naples who secs IN all tina.
has lately occurred in Italy the steahy steps Of the pan
Their waiting TO make that spring which shall finally carry
on himself from the throne Of his fathers tbs felt that
least all must have bet geen the Nespo
an monarch and the Holy CHAIR before such document
AZ the eIcyccal letter, containing such pas
aSes could have been forth and taken together with
he cloudy attitude Of Austria, the English view OF tnc
savoy quest m and the increasing morosensss Of mono
poss at home, there public feeling abroad OF most
nature eaId agan and again. that the
pspacy must feel itself well backed or such document
never wOo,S have been put forth Il SAID moreover
one be would take up with the high haud he
does. In TINS summary putting down the Unsuos be
oil oinn
Of IN OBNOXIOUS Journal but standing 70 foot in an
Oft repeated QUARREL in which few princee have escaped
might on their side The great Napoleon spoke Sres.
truth when he SAID Negotiate with the pope az thonrh
200 COO men were behind his back The only question
liz, whether he did not in the comparison understae the
amount OF his invisible power All France knows this
well enough and hence the increasing depression Of the
mcrey market, spite of 1ourishing budget II the En-
pesor keeping quiet the prohihtiouiss can manaya n
win back tie confidence Of England Of Naples
austria and the poIe ae 70 go TO The wall But this 'f
The Princess Stsphsn,e de Baden dead The Empsro,
tnd Empress are consequently obliged rcnquish their
hcros Of them, give fte st his pompein house
70 'he avenue DC Aontagne The fee, however, only
Count de Pcpo grandson Of Joachim Murat erst King
OF Nspee and Finance Minister CT the provisional gov
s,nmsn Of Romsera has arrived here He declares his
belief that the King Of Naples will march his troops 70
what be terms "oe succor Of the Pope"
TIE Muras party decidedly looking up. universal
xpectaon seems to prevail among them that "a good
gooo looking and aud grandson Of the grand soldier
by the male Inc constantly saluted by his brother o
GERS with Hail, King Of Naplee."
On saturday, while the Empress descending ne
avenue &c l1mperstrice, woman with . child in her
arns ran to the carriage window with petition and ia
passing between the horse Of the equerry-wno always
roes near the wheeland the carrnge thrown down
Her Majesty stopped the horses ssanter Hnaing that
neither tie woman nor u nd injured gra:iousy
inquired the name and 6dress Of the petitioner soA
Grove
In consequence of the early growth Of vegetation,
result cf the mild winter and constant showers sport
ing season Ia to be curaed lest the crops Should be
jured by sportsmen.
The Emperor is at his own expense building new
church n Narnes uear st. Cloud II e TO replace one
cesroyed in 1885, built in the twelfth century by Fdes
&c Scully Bishop OF Paris. Marines then roadess
tract covered with wild forest and infested with rob
hers. The Bishop Of Paris offered five OF land TO
.very one Who would settle there's present which would
row be worth 900 francs-nearly ty times its value
only century ego. The DOMAIN Of vDenaur pEtaus |
tspenceDee Of Marpes. once belonged MArshal Sout
who sold II TO the Duchess dAgonlsme, but now the
property Of the Emperor who as an addition
TO the park OF s. Cloud.