The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11


welcomed the "cradls" Of vis>r HnanueI q an a,pan
age Of his domestic household. hope" are his wsr61
the depstaton Of provincial and municipal counsslo
TO consider yeu members Of the great French
family" His Macsy says nothing about the Of thu
great Powers that he s authorized In believing they
will inquire into the natter In . favorable spirit L'ae
cuel fat aus communications actresses par gossue
ent duz puissances represetees Congress de Vie dsxo
rise pour le pIupart dtrs s Ia jse sperance dun eD
faporablc." The konieuv, likewise, this morning
gives ~ Tnouvenes long expected despatch, address
cd to the Imperial ministers at foreign courts, az ase
another addressed to the French Charge dars at Berne
in reply 10 the solemn protest Of Dr. Kern will net en-
large upon these documents interesting ss they are, a.
you win Of course publish them In eztens0.
The money market is, Of course, very sensitive. That
to be expected. Indeed, Of late the lamentations
and bitter MORNINGS that have issued from that temple
OF Nammon, the Bourse, have been quite heartrend-
ing. "Peaoe peacep' is the cry; "when win our
Emperor let US, rs he promised, sit every man
under his own vine and his own ng trees" and,
PROFESSIONALLY the gorgon head Of war seems forever
mocking and jibing the unhappy Agent dc Charge as
he steps forth to perform his wonted daily labor Il Ia
observed also that With respect To what has taken place
articles published the subject in the Paris Journals few
any Of them venture to comment the King Of Sard
MAS position Ofcourse the clerical organs have their say
but the Pays, the Courier de Parts and the Constitutional
perfectly dumb. The Patie says word or two but
in such shape that it recall it without difficulty
The fact s whether Judge from such public organs a.
sti make show Of representing opinion, from what
We and hear in diplomatic and well informed circles,
among the general class Of citizens can but
accept condition, namely: that while all Frenchmen
Frenchmen sincerely gratfed at the acquisition Of
Savoy and Nice and at the great principle Of glorious
suscitaton involved in IT, they do not disguise from them
selves the conviction that struggles await France.
1--WE shall have war, SIR we must have wal, " 10 the
Fiction Of every man you meet and not afraid
oft"
The Emperor himself speaks very unreservedly Of AZ
fars and apparently with firm conviction that al things
will find their level without further violence. But 1t ia
remarked that when hAbituAly silent man taxes TO
ceslment; and few believe the Emperor says what he
thinks when he expresses such hopes OF pacific solution
The troops you will perceive are already Withdrawn from
Lombardy but only 10 take up their quarters 1t Nice
and Chambery. There is 70 be ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and
Switzerland despite her energetic protest. must bde the
Emperors pleasure. The words Of H. de Lamsrsne, In
ls47 quoted by the Pae give additional zest 70
Frances acquisition. Savoy" says poet, s
entirely French in its language It's race and its manners.
tach herself from Italy, and Of her self fall our
sde The Alps are frontier too necessary for the two
towards Italy, their northern 10 towards France SHOW,
sun and water have marked this division or the Alps be-
twixt the two people Policy cannot long prevail with
menng author upon his eloquent language takes &C.
casion however, to Observe that policy would nOtwith
standing have very long prevailed against nature but
The state OF Naples again causing great stir among
Aurat party At the Prince de Wagrams, whose daugh-
married. there have been Of late frequent gatherings and
congratulations. Prince de Wagram, son Of Marshal
Berhier, himself narrow minded man. and who will
only be heard Of in any poiticnl commoton when the
division of the spoil takes place. at which time bis voice
s likely to be loud enough He is immensely rich and,
though exceedingly ambitious that his only daughter should
be Queen Of Naples is by no means inclined 70 embark
any OF his wealth In euch epecuatons without toerably
good security But Of late the tdings from Naples have
been OF 30 exciting character that he has been induced
TO mix himself up in schemes which hitherto he has
fought very shy Of What plan Of proceeding has
Teen aso ooWn, course am Sna0e 70 sen put
fomiue entered into by which the Prince de Wsgram
bound himself 10 furnish million Of francs and that the
two 4urats Gather and sony took the train TO Marsees
inco0 the next morning On all hands hears nothing
but Of sinister hints Of the good things that has
IN store for his avores and even at the Iueries OBJ
ginning Of the end was beginning.
You may be very that the result Of the Bishop Of
clerical party Indeed popular sympathy was, apart
from the Papal question, greatly In favor Of NJ Dupan-
oup II was generally admitted that he had exhibited
galaAtry and talent in hs championship that ought
have raised him above such lickspitsle attacks. The
whole thing too even the part played by the Steele was
looked upon ~ government prosecution, and many,
therefore, who are earnest in their Wishes for the re-
renchment Of the Papal temporarily equally earnest in
their wishes Of government defeat Whoever III that I'd
ves these legal proceedings seems generally to lead the
government into mischief Out Of the many prosecutions
which have occurred here, few have terminated In any
absOlved the Bishop the Steele and other journals had
more than once Unexpectedly assaulted him. and nothing
that he said in return could reasonably be felt to be be-
yond justification As for the relatives of the former
bishop, whom n. Dupanloup never brought into the
controversy till forced TO do by the semi official Consi
tuonNe-n such relstives are 70 be indemnined each
time ancestral public character b criticised, there
would be an end Of al public discussion I repeat,
have very generally found the verdict Of the Bishops
Since my last the little prince imperial has completed
bis fourth anniversary He bids fair TO be sharp boy
and already makes fair attempt at reading, and even At
writing In riding and military exercise he Is most pre-
cocious His best language English, though he per-
fecty understands everything that Is said him in Ger
set the Tueres On are Even While the nurse was IL
the ROOM he had somehow other possessed himself
Of box Of alumete, which, having lighted he placed in
curtains Soon the basket gnited, and before the
could guess where the smoke proceeded from the flames
SEIZED seized the eidesu ran up the oOrn'cs IN
hand and the IRE extingushed, but not
without one Of the footmen being. severely burnt
papers, but heard the circumstances from gentleman
70 whom the Emperor himself mentioned IL at dinner On
the occasion Of the Princes birthday his Majesty carried
him to pay his respects to Prince Jerome.
The Empressis very busy organising amateur musical
parties Twice week at the Tueries small reunions
take place under the direction OF n Juani The Princess
Chezknska has obtained success and there
s the Count de Prad0, the wife too Of Dr. C0nneau NJ
oAguado and n. de Nenard who stand in the FIRST rank
The Empress is fond Of music and has some Judgment
The second empire In fact sadly feels the want Of
ond Josephine. Beautiful she may be, and amabe she
most undoubtedly is, but this is not quite enough for the
occasion. There times when femme urdinet sprits-
ellie could give immense lustre the young dynasty But
Napoleon has no help in this quarter Mrs Howard, the
butchers daughter who during the days Of his President
ship lived with him in the Rue de Cirque, and is mil
lionaire and honest woman living with her husband
could in point Of mind have made him better Empress
than beautiful Eugene.
The Savoy deputaon TO dine with the Emperor on
Sunday next
Two carriages against one another tuesday, near
Arc de oe which caused the upsetting Of OF Them
and lady tumbled out, not hurt but MORALLY alarmed
The Emperor happened 70 be passing by in open
riage and at once pulled up and descenied among the
crowd TO offer his assistance to the unfortunate lady It
was Madame de Beort but abe was overcome blythe