The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
Our Paris CORE sponde nee.

PARIS, Dec. IL, 1880
Te Crcct Popeys Frar stg for So.egl- arile Mgrs-
ne,s-Ts Iron Ccsed Friqdcs-7ns Revolutionary Eze-
p,ent on The Cos.reat-pc,scr Of Napoleon M-7a<
Re,YJoRs Begs.ag His lti--His Rrliaa PoIcy-Tse
Efench Ce,yy Cicwmwrta- Gdritoldis Aoceso,ls-
IeoA y The Eal~es.-T1e Tylish Locn Pasision ri.o
cf Seccssi.n, DC. dc.
II IL evident that the great Powers Of Europe pre-.
rarinr Ter coming struggle As said in my last letter.
England Is armpg in the most formidable manner the
ports Of Corfu and Malta while thc already imprcgnabe
orr,s Of Gibraltar Is being rendered douby so BIZ re-
placing the heavy that lined It's ramars with
Armstrong guns OF cabre that sryasscs what we have
hitherto regarded the most formidable weapons OF do
struccn. Austria has done all that could be done,
and is a footing such must Inevitably
force upon her war or bankruptcy. France Is, to
my certain knowledge, steadily preparing Sor any
emergency, and her naval forces are being most
cnectualy organized and increased She has at this
the most scrvicoable navy the world in case
Of war; better equipped and Manned and really more
formidable, than that Ct Great Britain. The armed or
Hrdee frgates are great success, as they swift,
easily managed, and proof against any ordinary shot
some three -four Of them nearly ready for sea-
In few months the government win have al hast eight
frgates in armor ready Tor Immediate and most effective
service. The army Is beng organized on footing Of
efficiency such military leader IN Europe before
witnessed and means Of transport, swift and comfortable
are even now being devised BY the Emperor and hir
Rrsssa is as al Europe knows better prepared FOR
war than she while in Gel many uneasy feel
iug y dominant Why ~ thisg Because Austria will
net listen e. any proposals - to The sale OF cesscn OF
Italians viii attack her forces In that PROV nco becauae all
cc that Hungary at last ready for action sevinccd
by the audacity Il tho rcocous Of her people and
finally because In Poland feeling of agitation
Of revolutionary ardor, Is awakened Liberty and pro
gress marching hand hand overrunnng Europe ana
down truddcn nations awakening at their outcry to
sense q their rights TO sense Of their dignity AMI are
b. ginning 10 comprehend that the movement has al
come when civilization must triumph over bigotry and
-upcrstou, when common must master the abuse
&c iyanncsl trnmon's when must be free when
constitutional government must crush under foot the self
arogntcd right Of families 70 reign over nations OF ind
vdnsls 20 and tyrannze the people. Al this II
being fct in Europe. And those who such by
what they term divine right and by the will a the
people, preparing 70 crush sentiments that foreshado
their destruction.
Napoleon IN elected by the people, and IN ever doing
what he can for the people the natural ally OF ali bc
raj movements among the nations Of Europe. Tho fact IL
evident when reflect upon the late miraculous delve.
~ az Italy Thoo who refuse 70 recognise his agency Ia
Iiaiys fate must indeed be blinded Nv prejudice We
hear that he is going TO withdraw his naval force
from cEe'a THIS trnc. Ills vessels that have
NAMED thus long az That last rcfugc q Francis IT,
arc soon 20 leave. They remained At Gseta 10
AFFORD the young King sure protection IN Of noed
refuge for his family 10 danger But he abused
that tho vessels Of the french squadron ght
Caca for the purpose above named he made false
~ what war intended q mere protection for himself
and his family and represented to the Courts Europe
that France more IN ally than rrotectress Tired
he withdrawn from Gacts, and Francis H. get away
from there best he lie viii, do not doubt
deavor hold out until spring then, he knows the
reggie between Italy and Austria must begin, and
Austria srocceds, he r. snre 10 regain his kingdom
Gsribadi has egain made proclamation and again has
he announced hs firm determination Of attacking Autria
well Of aiding Hungary Nothing the in,
r. ndrg hut the cesson Of ycncta by Austria and
even then doubt that war would be svercd as Hungary
will surely rise
The late liberal reforms the country have completely
succeeded aud the clergy entirely ccnmvene Their
spite ant male cannot change the kc decrece and
they beginning 10 think less of the Pope and more
OF matters that concern them ccsey, NJ dc rcrsguy
the Minister az the Interior. will Vet them hear
fronT him. lie has done all TO get ready fer anti
clerical campaign The chambers and the press are nov
more free. lie wei knows that the chambers aud the
press will DO HIS strongest allies against the crrv
Their selfish rachnnt Ions will he denounced nv both
and legislators and journalists viii ,on the government
against of who would sacrifice all the brsf lntr
OF their country tho interests o. the
In France the people not particularly religions and
the state VIII thus have easier task IN snbdung tho
clergy.
~ rouh, The Minister OF state, has gors
mission TO Turin. AZ hs return M will
~ I ssn assured on good authority, be ap
pointed Minister 81 Finance. lou will bear in mind
asserted IN my last letter that Tho present Minister d.
FORBADE Dc Ia Rcluetse, was merely plnccd At the
fnarcc~ lro en. Toby the Emperor left Paris a. noon
10 sc ~ Ariers. where his Majesty was ~ meet tn,
TmIress Fuesnic, her return from England. Thsr
Nslesiss arrived ct he Tuiieres tt s1 occsk Tile