The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

-. mn artillery for o.pca, bat the generosity Of 90
\ ~, from the horrors OF bomparumeh'a
VIZ "a could report that the siste OF he naAnoia
- Il has improved from what 10 unIVsIsAy :, ,ho
o. the Imperial manifesto in the columns y VA
aa,.,,oan onaatiops remain but little changed, ana
Undoubtedly can't ali.ts-evey so sensive-,nis. ~
spite OF the d,sta NJ promise Of oons'ses' '"'
~ so,a ~ Tore domestic matters The Emperor h's
sust made in dehnit,e msanvs - and The Caseaa
a. Neudou for his country seat hs MAJESTY Weul uh
Tue.dsy TO shoot 10 the impers r,.r Nav AMI
ober, Eleven hundred head OF game o the uust "a ices
than bsurs Now that Inc camp a. eaai'ns up
Prince Netternich, the Austrian ambassador, again IN
Parts ,., ~. r-, - y.,.. :.
Rcnmo nd las been lost upon the witty Parisans
On whole is thought TO have been pleasant break
npou the volumes OF sycophancy which have hitherto
greeted the Home truths como from whom
they may IS observed have ways species OF vugsri
~ Prince should be told in his rich YER
nscuaS that 1t WAS bu nbug his coming 70 visit the
country Washing ouhs grandfather srooel-witn
any other feeling than that haery 70 the people whose
independence he had achieved, just merely little re
pubcsn vcracsy which hurts nobodynether Prince nor
people The French tn. mseives who had 90 large baud
establishing that Independence, have national sent
nsnt the question which s not confined 70 any pecu-
liar party 1t is generally reported that Sir Etmuad
Bead returning Eng And 10 receive peerage the
famiiy old dating It's bsronetcy among the arst
forty except what Sir Edmund Fave put by from
hm Goyernorsh, he as no possessions worthy TO per
pe,uAe The peer.ge Thi. difficulty s removed
by the death Of his only and therefore the creaon
yin virtually fall under the bead OF fe peerAse nuco
interest taken In the Governor General OF Canada N
Pzrs IS his slater married the Baron de hean formerly
OF Charles the Teuths corps dc 9a,de wnch sss nmea
nnay deserted her sne was pers'n OF superior beauty
and sooom plishments
comparative dulpess All eyes are turned towards the
AiAn peninsula all interests become llled before the
kormdable explosion which may possibly take place
there home there is little or nothing worth record
ING The Emperor's movements are watched vita avidi
W, bet i w.tb view TO the great Italian question
drives into Paris preparatory to shooting excursion
the whole city is in state OF agitation, lest the army
should be put IN motion Does AZ impartial messenger
rde down 10 hot Of the Champs Eysees
every rushee 10 buy the evening ,urnas In expecta
follow upon another with the same ra2dty as in tho
page Of history, and II Is cufious 70 observe
NE sudden eogaa,on Of facial muscles which ordinarily
follows upon tse purchase Of Pdtrie, Pays,
any other OF the evening journals. Another Ia!
worth mentioning is that Paris city Of 8ourse speo1
sorn laronne down 10 bnne, and state = stazna
ike present Of very ininicsl % the nc
pessary financial excitement So repeat things ere for
the moment dull In rsGnchs, speadid season Is
for the simple reason tina, travellers are
from all other places Of resort All the other
suropean capitals too sgitated II s only at Paris,
where dwels he arber OF political questions ahecus
ME equibriurns tia. adequate repose may be sntci
pssed. Applications for apa 'tments are pouring In,
hear rom s qunrters and the Emperor ts determine
aha, the kospitses Of the Court snA leave nothing to
be dee red
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1850.
s.d Prl.sia ros0ards FrGncs-Naposeoa's Policy Rid
nre to la y-Afoiri ia Haly, DC DC DC.
He 10 indeed q wire man who eau Al the present mo
ent 1ing steady ray OF light tie tortuous path OF
European policy. Much is written about French inper
u Inability but this magnilo7uent phrase IL proba
by receivable into the simple fact that Napoleon Ill
ooly IN the portion Of ouch Cortez, who, having
burned their ships with the determination of look
ing backward yet nnd the future very hazy and per
brce exercise wise 70 all iuacirers he, pro
baby, like the OF us watching the shifting phases
Of the cosmorama, and, is sometimes not Is pulzed
what 10 think Of them.
loa remember my directing the attention Of your
readers 10 the article OF the Coss,iuonse, which sp
psared ouly the day which despa, ;hsd my last
ster you will the psbnlum II has Afforded
70 all the Journalists Of Europe. l have snce heard
gossip this article from very excellent autho
sny. am not whether any Of II may have reach.
Cd you another form, writing from week to week,
when your ccmmun iatons with Europe Increasing
- much, may Willingly tell atwo told tale. Bat
ssny authority 10 private, and have not since stem
bbed iron 70 in prat, VIII tel you ~ twas told
70 me
% appears that the 9th INST. long scinssEt took
place between the Emperor, NJ. koquird (tbc Empc-
roys private secretary and rhouveuel, his Mn
ker fer Foreign Affairs. Toe sabeci OF conversation
the determ ned altitude Of Russia aud Prussia With
respect the conduct pesent and future o. the King Of
SARDINIA. II. Ttouvenel is OF the very fes !ndc-
pendent who servo the Emperor He has Of late
than rendered his resignation, and the Enpe
rather than dispense vita bis valuable services has
soocunoed to his views GA this occasion 1norvenel
declared 10 be his belief thai unless France WASHED hsr
hands Of Victor Emanu,ls isvasion Of the Scapotan
stsses nothing could Europe from general
aASra;ion. eve shall have the Holy Alliance again upon
~" be Ssid "for Europe "a thoroughly alarmed. Eas
and ready 10 break WITH Is, and Is already approach
,es Austria" II an not golng 10 support ssrdnis' 70.
Piled the Emperor, sin any attack upon Austria" 'Then
ss cay 30, ar, openly before al the world In the
columns Of The keEicr," r,oned ~ rhouyenel ." have
srcueti something with me already drawn up which
BEG here 70 suen 70 your Ssesty." He then handed
70 ~ hoqsard the artsle, which Afterwards appeared
not In the kcrs,eiT, but in tue CoRsvErona.L Ga NJ
nequard reading "a aloud, The Emperor said ia appear.
ssee in the oci. j,urnal would be equivalent 10
plete rupture with Cardinal and be could think o. 10
bod he had objectsas 10 modified form OF appear
ING 10 some other journal y. rh,uyene dc hsrei his
opinions 70 formed the matter that toey woad
proven, him from being gseia carrying oat his Ma
tceiys orders ard so 20 prevent req gnatioa, No
guard suggested that, without any modification whatever
ihs article ssoUld sppear 10 The cerEgssl1aRl To this
hs ksjcs,y conceded.
You have Hready seen the sensation Il ha, prodroed
throrghout Europe The well Known deierm inatlou
ef fruees and Russa TO recall their ambassadors from
Turin, the recent Interview al Coblen between the
ooeen a England and the Regent Of Prussia, with
Lord Cowley sSmmoued from Paris TO be present with
Lord John RUSSELL aud the uneasy state Of things At VA
ps show NJ Thocvens did not speak without book
vhsn be said there great for anxiety. Not
DAY passes without either Cabinet council pressing
between the Foreign once and - Cloud
Tie Engsh Ambassador, Lord Cowey, has returned 70
Paris and Ia the which he since hal
the Emperor II whispered that he again Impressed
his Majesty the great srusi Of biz principal Lord John
Russcl respecting the Empefors peculiar We've regard
nag Italy, mentioning especially the action ~ sndinis
sAd Cocoa snd that he has since written 10 England
prsssre his full belief that the Emperor has no idea
~ present advsed Of scsting anything Of the siod II
understood, moreover, that LORD Cowley has 70
the conclusion that tho Emperor very anxious that the
pvssent angry state Of the political atmosphere should be
come Gained. am the more inclined 70 believe what
have beard AZ II 10 entirely consistent With Napoleon's
sntecsdcnn 70 boz 10 Of the hurricane He