The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19
PARIS. Oct. s, 1860. {.

| Political Excitement IN Pdr'is-French Pride
Wounded by the DtJeat Of Lan,o'1ciece-Gdfl-
boldrs Mission Supposed 70 be accomplished
Affairs in NQpcs-The Mysterious Rupture
Betreen Gdribdldi and Caoou'-The Pope's
-Auoc,aion-Rae Shooting IN France-.Srioas
Accjdet.t al ne Eippodrome, &c.
| II is not easy TO describe the mingled nature OF
the excitement at present prevailing in Paris in re-
gard TO political affairs in general, bat TO Neapoli
tan in particular. The confusion and complication
in the Boot Of Italy is certainly enough to puzzle
the wisest cordo1nier, and there is little doubt that
! some of the longest heads whose hands have be On
busy at the secret strings just now pretty well
mystifed as to the results that are to follow
lie bon Dieu q Z peuple" Of the Garibaldians
| have for the nonce been not quite sufficient for
them, and the tickle fools all over Europe, who
would nightly sup on horrors are now ready to
fling scorn on their former idol So was it in the
beginning, and ever shall be. Added to this there
has been whsper-whisper though It was-of
boarding France, and the gallant Lamoricere, a
French general Of renown though not fighting I'm
der the French eagle has been tumbled in the DUST
and things of this kind are not grateful to French
| amour propge. Perish Sardinia, Victor Emanuel,
Garbaldi, Italia Unita, let the whole peninsula be
reduced 10 chaos bat lei no one so much as hint at
| the loss Of hair Of the head of France. "AcGnt
toa Ia France q Ia goire, is everywhere the aspi-
ration, often the expression. By all means occupy
Rome with % 900 troops with so 900, 100 600, il
You u; spread them forth like the sticks OF fan;
let the French network reach its farthest limit
king or kaiser no principally or power, must for
| an instant interfere with France. Every one, how.
ever, is very sorry for Garibaldi personally, but
| very glad that any check, any discontinue, how
| ever nortfying, should serve to lift the French
| eagle on lis pinons
TO speak more seriously, men seem pretty gene
rally Of the opinion that the mission OF Garibad is
acco nplished-that the hour has passed away for
the disappearance Of the walls OF Jericho by the
blast OF a trumpet, and that tie hour is come when
only the heavy metal Of experienced and disci-
plined warfare can solidify the good work he has
20 well begun. So long - his wonderful career
remained unchecked !. was wise 70 look on with
! folded arms; bat IN country like Naples the
slightest shadow bis prestige calls for instanta
neous action. France and Sardinia viii now throw
of all disguise, and al once stand revealed as the
stars" Q. Tie real Italian drama. Yet, in the
midst Of all, a new messenger nom Naples a-sives,
in the person Of the great Alexandra Dumas, in
search Of artists and artisans to assist him in his
new Office OF Director Of the Beaux Arts of Naples.
He hinselfis star Of no triiing magnitude, and,
after his eloquent, enthusiastic fashion, is fill
ing all the cityS.th the praises OF Garibald Never
was there on the face Of the earth such another
patriot, general aad statesman. He is the adora-
ton of oil Naples, and ere many days elapse viii
wipe out the disgrace Of Cspua with new deeds Of
imperishable glory. In fact even as | write, the
wings OF the telegraph bring the intelligence that
Richard i himself again." that the Neapoli.an
royalists are everywhere flying before the once
more victorious GaribaldSwho himself writes TO
Naples, October l:-"yictory along The whole line;
the ryalists routed; the volunteers are in pur.
suit"
Without attempting 70 penetrate the mystery
which has shrouded the apparent misunderstood.
ing between the principal actors in the great
Italian drama, and whether or not the whole has
been but . mere stage trick necessary TO the
proper denouement-anda very large majority Of
politicians here seem much Of that opinion-I will
nov endeavor to give You some description OF the
current opinions in regard TO Rome. And perhaps
before | 20 any further may as well remark, by
the way, that the Nonite,V of this morning, a, tie
end Of long and thickly printed column, touching
the various architectural improvements Of Paris
already accomplished or still in progress, informs
its readers that when the grand opening is CON-
ple,ed, passing by the Cours la Eeine and abutng
through the Marthe Gate on the Bots de Boulognc,
an enormous place or square VIII be made, com, |
minding view Of the Champ de Mars and the FIRE.
qnen. grand military spectacles Of which il IS the
theatre, which shall bear the title Of "Place du |
Roi de Rome
This, Of course, may be simply a pleasing
souvenir Of old times, like the 81. Helena medal, |
the Nice and Savoy annexation, aud forth, OF no
great political signihcation but il rather happens
10 coincide with remarks that prevalent In dpo-
matte circles just now-namely, that the Emperor
IL determined that tie year ls62, which completes
the decade Of power originally demanded by
h,m Of the French people al the great coup
dtiat, shall witness the concentration Of double
crown--that of Rome as well as France-in the
imperial family. In the meantime While the French
garrison grows stronger, the ties which connect the
Emperor with the Holy Father become, 10 the
estimation OF This last, weaker every day. Tie
Pope, through his cardinals, makes knowa 70 the
world through q broci'Os-whether. az the Con-
stNt9toHHd says, signed b. Cardinal Berardi or
Cardinal Nardi Is ofno consequences but evidently
under the inspiration Of Cardinal Antonelli-that
Franc is TO have the island III Sardinia under a |
new aTangcrnent-an assertion az which the said
somofical journal see this morning, lifts up both
It's hands IN piOus horror. Again; the Pope sends
the anoCution, delivered 70 the consisory the 18th
OF September, q the ini dc Ia Religion, which, by
the way, il was prev ented from publishing til the
Emperors opinion was taken. The Constitutional !
repToduccs il. sneerngly observing that II i glad To
perceive that although The Hcly Father expresses |
no gratitude 20 France for the prote cton she
tends 20 him. he i not the lees content % avail him
self OF H. and that he seems apparently determined
remain where lie L.. France is in TACT not posi-
lively named, but the wrath cmpucd out against |
Sardinia by the Father Of the faithful Is evidently
not all meant for Nat Power. No one read /
this famous alpCulon without concluding that the l
crisis i al hand.
The Pope, too, finds. like hts Divine Master be- |
fore him. treachcry among his lamilIsrs. The pri. i
waite secretary Of Cardinal Autonelli lad brother, /
and conhdcd 70 him Papal secrets and be incont. |
nenfly betrayed them ID Garibaiii aud the /
Ftdmontese Cabinet. II vas thus that Gene /
raj lamoricieres intended junction with the /
Neapoitan troops was frustrated. Aud we are /
now told hat, IN consequences 81 friendly /
-tmr' rnieaiion On he sshir-t n The part OF the
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