The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
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All Frsnce like England, begins to have serious mis-
givipgs respecting Its harvest The nights cold
November the ground 10 saturated by perpetual show
ers vegetation, chilled by the unoeasng gales from the
northwest, becoming nipped There Ii yes time the
harvest would but break forth for the land
go TEEN with produce Of every kind The naturally light
character Of the soi Ike most of its people, only so
bered condensed by such peusual humidity and the
abundance Of the wheat and wine crop Is apparently
without example The advent Of the collar rays must,
however be speedy for In many parts the corn Ia fear
fully beaten down, and, If suffered to stagnAte much
longer In It's moisture, mast inevitably perish
The immediate effect Of such unscasonAble weather In
Paris is to quite change the ordinary face Of things The
shops, ordinarily gay with their gossamer textures,
hung with the sobre comforts OF incipent sintcr
The streets redoen of mud ard remarkable for the
utter absence OF the softer who fear TO expose the
rich and somewhat unwiedy clces Of the present day
TO the rude encounter the elements and the Accessories
thereto pertaining Those who rejoice in lcathera conve
nences their psituyes lave already vanished ese
where 30 that there is NOTHING but auness the face
Of Paris the Beautiful
In polisics there is sencibe lur Everything seems
towards Neapotan coast impatient for that beacon
which shall Indicate that the Indication OF Italy has At
been inaugurated. The fencing which has been
hbted on the part OF the Austrian inian Journals
clearly shows that well informed when stated to
you commun caton Of unpleasant character had
been made by the former Power though not Of the posi-
tive character had ascrbed TO 1t. The secret is
gradually oczng that Austria has gone far as TO say
thst although she does not ntpose between the King Of
Naples and his subjects and has no manner OF right 70
do 90 yet that she is quite prepared 10 take her own
course should the King OF Sardinia do So have heard
that Garbadis existence superby ignored, s was
the very notion OF any assault upon veneta The nces
SAINT supply Of wsrke material behind the kincio, which
is going in increasing ratio, - perhaps
held to be sufficient indication Of what she means. II,
az Is stated Garbadi has landed at Bagnsrc with
siderable force shall the first act Of this
traordinary drama general belief pervades all circles
in Paris that there viii not be any SERIOUS lighting, but
that King Of Naples viii walk out by the back door
a. the sican Dictator by the 'front.' Letters from
various shades Of party, which are from time 70 time
shown here, agreeing in nothing else all uDani-
nous In stating that nothing but sbdcson is lef. for
Ferdinand H.
The Emperor and Empress lef st. Cloud yesterday for
their promised visit 10 Savoy and Nice The Duchess
dAlbe, the Impress sister. has been seriously nds-
posed ut her hotel in the Champs Eysees that their Ma
estes departure postponed - long - possible The
Duchess dAbe now, however, understood 70 be con.
valcsccnt The hope Of the dynasty-the little Prince
Imperis-does not accompany his parents, but Ia len
under the charge Of Marshal valiant At st. Cloud and in
his Absence Of General Rolin Adutant General Of the
Palace This the first occasion when the little Prince
has been released from "pettcoat government Marshal
Valiant member OF the Privy Council and Grand Mar
sha Of the Palace, will sit in the Council Of Ministers.
The Prince de hettcrnch, during the imperial soourn 10
the provinces retres to his seat in Bohemia known
that strong have been made by him 10 the
Emperor regards the position Of Austria In the proba
BILE contingency Of attack veneta and that their
object has been 70 elicit declaration o. interference
in case Of collision with Sardinia. The Emperors
pes said be oourtsous but 70 the effect that At
present everything depends the solution Of the Hsapo
Titan question His Majesty reported, also, 70 have
ceivcd autograph from the King OF Naples appealing
very earnest Abject terms, for protection,
that forsooth he had conceded q Constitution and
stripped himself Of Sicily.
Accounts Of the most recent date render certain
(they come wrte) that Garibadi landed al Cape
dell Armi with considerable force, and that we shall
hear Of crisis IL rs even said already that an In
has broken out In Calabria, and thai Reggie
has been taken by Gsrbadi the Neapotan seSfs being
concentrated ut MOI telcone
Letters Turin. OF the 2lst instant show that the
attitude Of Sardinia Of immediate preparation for
any eventuay. TIE Notifications Of Bologna nearly
complete and the Zoe military encampments judi
cousy located that they are within instant reach Of the
railroad.
The official journal, which yesterday publishcd
pera decree suspcndng t the Goth Of september, 1891
the sliding scale with regard TO tue Importation OF corn
In consequence Of the gloomy prospects OF the harvest,
70 day gyes account Of their Maicses arrival a.
Dion In their progress towards Nice and Savoy, and their
further trip 10 Corsica and Agers OF course every
thing addressed 10 the imperial party such occasion
seyes the absence q the latter we are bound 70
with attention the former. The Mayor Of DVon-wbo
has likewise the advantage Of being deputy OF the iess
bodyon delivering the keys of the town. reminds
the Emperor thai Louis XIV. when about 10 visit
provinces recently annexed TO France two centuries
received these tokens Of his sovereignty In the
manner only difference being that the annexation
the Of the Grand Monarch the result Of con-
guest whereas The present was simply that Of the unsn
suffrage Of the population. Thus IL h, he adds
that while Europe Affects 70 mstrust the power of
Mastys she In reality fears the sympathies you
have given birth In the hearts Of the people, which has
reached The point Of fascination And then The
courty Mayor reminds the Emperor OF those remarkable
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perish IN my hands" Com>s tsen, Ia fSasS NJ Prsod
pas DAM ptatnsi
The language Of the Bishop, however, rs peculiarly
interesting bearing upon political matters In the
soentsnt Aner bidding his Majesty God speed In his
visit TO Corscathe cradle Of his TO African
when srsverslns ,ha, see which separates rs from
Afrcs your Majesty will hear the enthusiastic song Of
hope which valiant soldiers pour forth she hasten
ing your command % the Of Syria aud Lebanon
and mingied with these vii be the cries Of gratitude
uttered BY the ~ eght o nag rrance-
the emblem OF consolation aud security-for wherever
10 your hAogys words, the drdp>1u OF France 10
unfurled great principle prccedcs ~ and great people
follow H. Rejoice, SIRE Christian you about
70 ampe under foot anAtical idolatry and barbArous
Islam you have understood and anticipated the sym
pathies and shee Of your people" And then the good
Bishop sposirophiys the Of Pcpn and Charlie
mAgne with the following concluding words, which Just
now have considerable meaning
"Yes, sire, may Heaven grant that your dial piety
may be permitted 70 remove from The pAtrimony Of -
Peter thoee turbulent waves which menace H. and 70
guarantee 70 chief father In the ah, that sacred
Principally which twelve centuries have made hn. II IN
the wish ef your Majesty know and II 10 also ours.
God, whom about 10 addre<s, viii, hope grant
70 you sire this and greatest glory, and 70 us this
immense CONSULTATIVE"
The above passxc, taken in CONJUNCTION with Carl
badls descent on CAsbria In not without significance
To return N what ssid about the imperial decree
abclshing the operation Of the sliding scale curl
coincidence that the great apostle Of ree trade Mr.
Golden should be specially employed In the French cap
when analogous 70 the celebrated potato ROT
fr gland, which csusc Sir Robert Peel 70 make STINT
lar alteration, again occurs VIII the Emperor. whom he
rv.s credit for such large views have the courage