The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

And for q minister "some spirit fairi'
With such authorities who can deny
That this is what they all had In their eye?
And when between unfriendly nations,
To put An end TO angry wars defiance,
And knit the silken web Of good relations,
Who are so apt at treaties Of alliancef
Millennium dawns delighted vision,
And politics will soon be quite elysian.
Plenipotentisres they already be,
A every one OF US already knows,
And deeply attaches to them are We
De jure, % they long have been de factor
Its always best to suit the word the act to.
Therefore government We humbly pray,
II they have half the wisdom they pretend 70,
In our diplomacy without delay
The present state of things TO put end TO.
PARIS, March Is, 1850.
The Observance Of Lent-Fyepayatios at ns Celebrate
the Annexation Prejea-Lord Elyin in Paris-Diplo-
wotic Receptions and "Honse Warmings"- Re
signaioa Of Lord CosOley, the British Ambasadsr-IU
Realn the 0uwe-Thisrs forthcoming History Of tie
French Emptrs-TAe Annsra.ion Prejoa-Kiisary Pre-
parations in Eance-Disposition Of French Ttoops-
Projected EDconsmunicatiow Of Victor EMANUEL BY TIE
Pope, dc.
One would think that lenten discipline was religousy
observed to the avidy with which all the world
throws itself into the licensed nterreguum granted by the
church in compassion TO the aes Of the esh but such
certainly the Thedoors Of the sacred ednces
open at all hours Of the day, undoubtedly. Pro-
grammes Of religious observances cover the church
walls. Priests hurry to and fro, and there semblance
of life in spiritual matters, put the WHOLE iear mere
phantom, wio the wisp, that has no substantially,
true heat light and beyond the priests themselves
and few miscellaneous Individuals who make Of the
holy temples warming houses during third edition Of
tho winter from which now suffering, there arefew
whose habits in this great city changed by that season
Of Lent which precedes the N Cdreme. After tho per-
lusts somewhat aoberer temperament Is assumed by
few, who begin to think that IL they to take any
notice at all Of their churchs ordinance about time to
begin The religious spirit is, however, very faint
In the capital and not strong In any part Of France One
wonders sometimes why, With their contempt for their
priesthood their pful commseraon Tor the poor Pope
their complaints about the ehurchs oppressive ordinances
frenchmen remain attached 10 the Roman Catholic forms
Of worahp ALI and but for what hV conceive To be the
puritanic observances Of Protestantism, which would
embarrass their present social habits there doubt
great receng from the ancient faith would take place.
Preparations making at Turin to celebrate the an
nexaton event with extraor binary pomp. The members
Of the provisional government will go Turin 70 present
their homage 70 the King. Tho Municipal ooancn will
give Farini and Ricaso grand reception at which the
King may probably assist in order to receive the
ton, and pledge himself TO hold against all corners;
however serious Every has been taken To sup
port struggle in the eventof occurring. Barracks
have been converted into military hospitals, and largo
supplies Of ammunition and military stores collected
The Oonssitaionaet observes that French enrenched
camp Is 70 BIO formed ct Cremona In addition to that Of
Pava, and that 900 men win 80 70 TortonA The Military
attendance q Milan has given orders for enormous
Quantity q bscuit Ac Genoa artillery and ammunition
wagons from France, arc being constantly landed The
Pdfre contradics the OF the government OF Eor
land having presented that Of Piedmont with sixty rded
put says the articles were executed to order by
was said about the withdrawal Of the French troops from
Lombsrdy The fact h. the instant such withdrawal
took place, collision would between the Italian
volunteers and the Austrian troops collected beyond the
Aincio, and the war be renewed forthwith
The Pope, II 10 said IL determined Chat the ceremony
Of kipgy accommodation shall be performed at 81
Peters for the bene0 Of Victor Emanuel the church
TO be hung with black the figure Of the Redeemer on the
cross covered with VEIL and yellow wax tapers will be
successfully lighted and extinguished, while al the mo-
nastic orders go 70 the cathedral and return 70 their
Tho action which the Steele (which, by the way has 70
ceved rst warning, for an article written BY N Jour-
dan, considered by The government 70 contain attacks
against the fundamental principles OF Christianity has
brought against the Bishop Of Orleans will not come
III pess Of w day. n q the
That OF Nine. Bestn. nee Rousseau, which Is Of more
serious cnasa nara: namely for defamation towards
cauac Imprisonment for eighteen months with Hne Of
1900 francs might be visited upon NJ Dupanoup for this
before they make martyr OF such man tbs Bishop
When one oonsders that Savoy had for centuries been
Independent Of France till 1884, that then only remained
annexed 70 u some two three and twenty years and
has since returned 70 s normal state for the
language Of the French journals when talking light Of IL
ancient mother. has touch OF the ludcro1s The
words Of Gresoire, too, addressed 70 the Ma
tional Convention At the date Of the former annexa-
lariy Of manners and language habitual intercourse
The hatred Of The Savoyards for the Pedmontese their
union OF the Savoyards with people Of the sss family
Is themselves The attempt TO join Piedmont and SAVOY
has So a. ,G the Ais increasingly throw the
would be disturbed they both under the ssme
government" Doubtless the resuscated eloquercs OF
H. Gregoirc will not be lost on Prussia and Belgium
Al 70 Switzerland being treated 10 Chabs Ais aud Fan
cepy ,such thing heard o. and the pudenoe
Of HelveuA duly mathematical. The French frortier
red to do violence. Since 1915 this has been the case
and Geneva unsca;hed; why then ishould the posses
done In any Time before? ETC., etc, etc
Putting aside entirely the policy OF the question Il y~ust
rate very low indeed the capacity or ia rcsdss
clean breast will be made OF II some dnv-bor hss,r.
the marriage Of Prince Napoleon and the daughter Of
tcor Esnuel could De seriously entertained ANA French
aid Afforded In the Italian speculation Savoy and Nioe
we're TO be restored 70 France. The events of 1859
really stopped the French subvcnton which was 70 coon
pete the ALTERATION OF the Alps and the Adrisc ana 20
tnere was no excuse for cxactng the bond but now that
ton Of L. all sorts Of goods things are tamSnx uto VICTOR
hands the paee de fae naturally carried
out.
The new volume, tn, seventeenth, OF NJ. Theirs Hs.
ory 81 the Empire, which Is In the press consists Of
nine hundred pages II begins by describing The dsor
ganixation Of The French army when arrived the
shine, and the dissatisfaction in France BY
Napoleon having concluded peace after the victories
Lutzcn and Rauzeu. II then goee 10 show that the
Ni-Rusaan and German-nct knowing the stats Of !
hi Or IN France, wished TO arrangement In
eaa Of invading the country bat that England induced
hem cross the Rhine, her secret reason being
mfst Antwerp from the Empire. In the second |