The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

PASTORAL, indivlsibIe
mited-whe Kean is voted too heavy and Puss in Boot
not too light l don't wish to inuude my advice an
man but II did would say to the respectable reure
upbolsterer OF the Princess, once said 10 an
other woman sect thee to q nunnery; gol"
You viii got news OF tishtness in the money marke.
amounting almost to panic, during tho few days
The Bank has raised rate four Dor Q, ri
aud disposed Of consols to some extent but to-day tn
market is easier The strpgency has entirely arise
from heavy shipments to Inoia Investments in the 20
vernnent funds and In Indian railways
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Feb. 2, 1860
The New Anglo French Commercial Tedy-Tne Bank O
FTa~oe-The Dccis,~ Policy Of Louis Napossor-s
to" IN Fa~ce-7emporary Suspension of the Royal Re-
cptions at tho Tuilerie-Te Papal Hnbro9lio-Anniuer
sdvy the Laying Ont Of The Garden Of The T.tlsries dc
Until the statement OF the Chancellor OF the Excheaue
to the British Parliament has been made il is not proba
Die that any positive Information will given 10 France
the subject OF the commercial treaty anwhile
the interregnum OF prohibition and free trade is state
Of paralysis, and all parties out OF humor. The
Bsurse full Of heavross, and general suspicion pre-
walls that the Bank Of France to raise III rate OF
discount
The liberal papers are dilgent in aiding the govern
nent journals In their task OF nstrucng the public mind
on the advantages Of unrestricted commerce.; but no
tina! the ast emotion caused by Emperors letter has
suosded, there is, IL must be confessed, genera
absence OF elasticity or sympathy. There is no doubt
that the clerical element is busily employed in com
nencing its prescribed role Of fermentation OF the BODY
poIuc IN oil hands now hears Of nothing but the
uncertainty Of all things in high quarters; now to d.v II
WI" WIN Husaa ana eternal concord With England; TO-
morrow, nhan emancipation from the Alps to the Adri
attic, and destruction to Austria next mmu,ab bio sm,v
win Austria and defiance to England and now ALI At
once, all for England and st George and death to tho
Papacy Who is to have confidence in such ruler. who
I'll M Ia
lions vhose power absolute, whose nckleness nocks
the windy
Ihere 80 much OF this in every ones mouth tha. one
cannot but suspect that it is attributable to adyepou,
means The prohibitionst party is intensely dispust.d
anu tnefe can be no doubt that offending this and IN.
pu' fTeue al one and the same time Napoleon has yvo,
an example OF moral courage second to none OF those
WINCH nave hitherto distinguished his character Tho
commercial mind Of the country Is 10 essentially n.so,
so mean and miserabe-that even among n.r,,.. -ho
nave all TO gain and nothing risk BY the prouo.ed Al,
"iA"ons even prohbitonst argument however dist.st
.1i' "reoei'ed as ruism In vain does the Conais.
WIN more IMAM convert zeal excalm that the re-
pon'"'on Is NOT merely question Of home pro- |
aucuon and manufactures, but is connected with tho
interests Of the external power Of France and with
her elevated position among nations p.on,o ,n. -.
Cur, cnarm he never wisely >, and the mora N hs
use oa fod they secretly detess the idea OF taking on
'nis or any other subject, the law from Ensland.
"ne'ner Napoleon Will be able TO carry matters with
ngn nand IN the midst Of much obstnscv and nr.,r
dce remains TO be seen. That he already finds Tia n,
oees'y OF fnsns sop 70 the pay4ie rsre is sufficiently
evident from deprecatory article In the kotrw on N.
Oh poenic alterations that the great cori.
a organ mas oeen suppresssd Don't say anything to
mi liter the state OF things push an enemy 70 az
remit, the real Interpretation of the official hnru.r
tbAYA has hoa,
rowing disc> 'tent at the influence exsrcisS by tho
orgy during the last ten yer. tas nortap matter
education. prr,as the Hsiish Of Louis Philippe it was
st.pgushed the teachir S.oo,h than At present when
verys instructor ,.snousibo to the hierarchy and
,ay be displaced y f@p0ns'v 60 r,er SYLLABLE
which the Glow sssnter o, ne may be ever 20
alive % shadowed; i known th.s Si p HSS
y Mr.. g evil which .ne Jaw ,.s schools under
tSe SWAY Of priests and bishops, has efsosed but
pas leprecates for special reasons eses alus SOn
Z moral and material changes rs are daily tAxine
oe in the world his Majesty observes our OLD syssen
ii jealous commerce must give way surh mare n,u
dent therefore, it for us to render tnese "ouelu'
agents instruments rather than our npsv Of proh
bi,ionists who came up from halhausen, heAaeu W %
Count de GrosvDe, Sin France, in her ingenu,y ena M
domitable energy that will not consent to follow the
Chinese system OF separation in commerce Her pace ~
n, take the iuuatye stand foot TO foot with he ma
ons of the world in and arms, and the arts are now
insensrable from commerce. A gentleman who formed
one of the deputaon told me that he had never seen W
Emperor display 30 much animation ana hueHo! Vi eA
An receptions at the Tueries dropped for the pre-
sent in consequence OF the death OF the Princess sephsh
The Emperor from all accounts, has laid his Plans win
his usual judgment regard to his quarrel WIN ine
macy Ferdinana number dare not bulge an men 70
bep the Holy Father and Austria has other nsn 70 ny!
private letter which received yesterday from genue
man connected with the diplomatic corps n!s that Tue
King IS much too wary to take any step which may pos
sbly epdanger throne other parties are 50 desrous
relieving him Of His NeApolaa m.ss'y ee, s IN
case Of the Murat party ut any time aAc1ns ns rsu
any ouixotc efforts favor OF the Pope however great
his reverence for his character and once ,., 49,,
Yesterday the two hundred and rxne.n annlve s-
sarv of the LAYING Of the Gardens OF the iuer py
Henri " Before that monarchs reign, the ground wnch
is now SO ornamenialy covered with noble trees Wa
rabbit warren. Tile manufactures, from when circnm
the TuIleres derives name occupied the vhcSns
space and nverns one OF which was famous a @u' ~'
ionable resort of the lords And saes 0 'us N.
fame Of Henri w. his skill in planting Chestnut trees
making their sppeAan IN al portions o se s ~,
Marche des Innocsnts the Place louvre, the Boue-
Yards from the Madeleine 70 the Baste attest the Empe
aces rs TO follow the example set by the north 10
the beauty and variety Of its trees and gardens
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, Feb. /, 1899.
The Re organization Of The Prussan Army-Politioa
ASPECT of Emcpe-Te Condition of Gcrnany-1h Rs
,orei Annexation If Saroy 70 France-7he Policy Of u
Nou.ment-YAe AnnuaI "Fsast If Orders at pe Ma
tiona, Pa,aoe-7h Orders Of Prussion Kn9alsosd-
DEPRESSED State Of tie Berlin Manufacturing rrade-
s,oord Manstac.ory in Solin9en-fhe British Army F~
nished from that Cly-lmwoumeHts - Jss Arms, Dc.
nappears certain that none OF the reforms pr
posed by government viii pan the First Chamber II
zaton Of the army indeed, will Be agreed vii
alscrity as involves increase Of the military essa
lishmept, on which the arstocracy always look win
favorable eye-especiay in Prussia, where the once