The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH s. ls6o-rRIPLE SHEET.

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have well thai this cannot be done without
sng the chief Of the Catholic world from all those
worldly cares that force him TO ats incompatible vita
his digpityo
The concludes with expressing regret tt no.
thing shouid be cone for Rome, hope that poeon
III IN his wisdom may Gnd an exped,ent tsr euaolipg
",he Romans 10 belong to Italy, while Rome belongs To
the Pope"
The French government just received the n.imaton
fs Russia u by means satisfied with the proposai
England yaras The solution Of Italian Affairs. The
Russian COVE advocates the holding at Paris
Conference Of the FIVE Great Powers The members or
the Conference the resident Minister Of these
at Paris The French government has nosded that OF
Russia OF s entire all ngness 70 adhere To the prop's
Some days ago. The Paris special correspooden,
Of the Aonis Chrock Of LONDON suggested the holding
Of just such meeting of diplomas, as less imposing
citing vi ca quite serviceabe as the long talk
Ct C.pgrfs Tho Gro'cL has been attaching, si.hia
the past ~ days. the Tory party, ana has founded is
attacks upon the cosun,ept that enclosed in my last
Letter The tory organs have ven,ured reply The
Ch'u ole bhvipg item at disadvantage, "a they cannot
deny the authenticity OF the memorsodnm lord Darby
assured the members OF the conservative party tn
met yesterday At bis loroships dwelling that The tory
patty do not intend attempting he overthrow Of the pre-
feD fngsh Cabinet they merely desired 10 defeat The
proy.seo budget
From Austria gieam OF good dawns upon the
deep black Of her political horizon We are assured tat
assrara;e constitution and administration according TO
the vans Of the different natonAties These reforms
should oy really he grsDted will be the results OF the
hres;eDipc attitude OF The Huogarans we'll az OF the
Ty roisse, have been energetic "a TIER
prot stations regards the present manner win which
they governed.
Allow to refer again 70 the subject OF thu
sres, Powe,s Of Earooe We SHOULD send adipionat =
attend the meeting 10 case IL taxes place Many qr.s
nps might a. tee wherein American interests are conccrn
ed, under such circumstances there should be
ready TO speak on. for Brother Jobshan. As rega
the relations he; the Uaited States and
FfsoCe, Is only necessary that some able Americ4
political economist Should by proposing the
paitot our government revision Of tho present state "
government know from good authority that am cor
rect in making this statement
The Queen Of Spain, 10 show her appreciation of Mar
sba Oponne services during the pres nj wsr With the
Aoors and more especially 10 recognise bis latest exp
he taking Of TeuaD-bas appointed HIN Duke OF T tua1
Tie title descend TO his heirs. We assure ia
the Spanish troops will march At Moger, ~ tn
Emperor VI Morocco does inclined 70 take to-
hint afforded by inflicted upon his troop
feusn He Deeds more decided reverses to bring him
his senses So be will most likely oee more Of his large
and important cities.
Belgian journals, The efec. tina. the Nscieon
hsd teegsphed hs Fluctuations to the Queen Of Spain
reached here This 10 mistake. The Emperor has
no communication with Queen Isabella II since he "a
pose As regards the defence o. the Popes
Was the Empress Eugene that congratulated TIE QlAen
Of Spain, not officially Us scveregn OF Franco bn,
merely taking great Interest In the welfare 81
Spanish interests The Empress has also rem,tei from
her priyy purse large OF money applicable 70: ,hs
Paris very gay present large uber foreign
here and balls, concerts and hestricsls flourish
On the 18th, Sunday another ball place
perpe1ng affair for the English who invitations
but the majority have concluded % but not arrive
there until after twelve o'clock OF course DO. ono
them hut what will be dancing away At great rate by
Ten. The ladies-bless them !-hsve very elastic con
Allow me, closing my le.tor, to announce your
readers that the Emperor quite we that Sleep
mysterious maady troubles him. the sensation
the contrary notwithstanding hal the pleasure Of skat
9 cut hs circles ana went and .r
just though he never had had extraordinary spinal
dkeases or fearful Soerno visions, while his elasticity
routed all ideas OF secret man shirts and hidden
The Empress and Prince Imperial Also in excellent
health.
PANS, Feb 1e, 1850.
improvements BoulerG I'd Sbaaopo- Nep Park
Tisi Of Rep c. II. st4ygeon to Paris-TAe Ebk Of Pre-
snts Sent to the Eaperor- Useful Information
"Aaoso Amevioaas from he Rocky kountains'- Prcft,
Of DrossaHc AutAoysAip in F+oncs-Csleoeasow q
WasAingtcns BiytAday, dc.
Whatever may be the ultimate fate Of his dynasty Ma
poleon H. to leave his mark upon tho good city
Paris in such ncfscabe form that in NO event. any
future Louis XVIII melt up his monuments - the
former one did the statue Of the FIRST Napoleon which
capped the column vendome do not refer here the
thousand letter "Ns which chiselled in among the
nns soework the entire length Of the facade Of the
Louvre and which could only be removed BY destroying
he whole fficye, but TO those useful MEMORIALS
which, In the form Of boulevards and parks being
opened and established under hs auspices Already the
Paris Of ten years since, in Of ito most popuous
parts s changed that who then threaded its
row. dirty dngy streets would scarcely recognise their
locality in the fine, broad boasevards which have now
taken their places. The most beautiful OF these the
Boulevard Sebasopol, which already extends from the
Strssb0urg Railway station 10 the de u Harpe 10 be
ing rapidly pushed 70 s completion and proposed end
1t the Barrere dEnfer The buildings the rue Efer
the side Of the Garden Of the Luxembourg already
in process Of demolan and that magnificent ground will
form, for haE mile in extent side Of the new boule
ward.
But . holder project OF improvement than any which
las yet been adopted has, said been decided upon BY
the Emperor, and that the plans have already been
adopted and the Municipal Council instructed through the
Project Of the Seine to adopt the when shall
come before ~ and to vote the necessary supplies The
plan is TO demolsh all the buildings upon the uc de Ia
Gte with the exception Of the Paas Justice and Its
dependencies and the Cathedral Of Notre Dame and con-
vert the whole island into public park If thu DONE
will accomplish several desirable oej=cs Il will cAuss
the removal OF large number OF old, dapdaed build
ngs and will make large open space in the part Of Par
which nov made up OF dirty narrow stscets: Will
pose view the fine old facade OF Notre Dane
the laas dc Justice and the gded OF Ihe SAINT
ChaYel!e all hidden amongst the of dwellings,
which cover the island. The proposed Improvement vii,
mmense deal OF money and the lsboriug people
q Pa's are aireaay grumbng at the annual oenses,
but think there that the project will be oar
REQ into effect II lie true that ~ not entirely With
view " the ssubry OF the city toat the Emperor
the touvards ana squares TO be cpNned through aud
amongst the most pac portions Of Paris he knows
The Partisan people, snd be knows the danger, under
ceyan circumstances ~ sharp angular corners where
bac,ees easily be erected and he knows the vsi1e
too, under certain circumstances" Of broad thorough
fares end opeo spaces which could be swept by troops
and artillery Partly 70 hk knov Wedge oi the haots and
Of the Partisan people, too may probably
attribute the fact that all the principal streets
mscadRuZed The OLD cobbe stone could be dug 10 and
hhr been sunory occasions, ana converted to for
mdSble weapon, while nacsdanzed ways will furnish
Lcshilg more powerful than mud.
Rev Ar Sporgeon bss just closed "a "engagemcnt,"I
was going to say, here; aad, judging from the audenos
ard the Criticisms passed upon his sly e Of preaching,
ehouid ssy that OF those who went 70 hear him did