The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15


European and American Steam Shipping Company, and
the statesmanke views be takes OF international coma
merce.
Our Paris Correspondence
PARIS Nov. %, 1860.
E~.as on The Coa.:aeas-7he Last Sensation Famphtes-
The Clergy and the Emperor-7he Italian Question IN
Ffunce--7hc Late Financial Movemelt-7Ae Income r
Paris DC, dc.
We live in eventfu times All men in all ages are at
to say the same but with ample writ OF past ~
have before u.s. and wide the present we can
not be mistaken in believing that We $780, have
than ordinary reason for saying so.
| sent you by the last mail the famous pamphlet
Emperor a Pa1S," whose words ringing like too
sin from end 10 end OF France The onrel after
the book sates had been exhausted by perpetual do
mands for IT, came out with affected poohi pooh but
for all that the brochure soils with almost unprecedented
rapdity, and its subject is discussed in every house
As far judge the first impression on the public
mind sort Of stunning SURPRISE won say shook
for France has been long since superior any such vulgar
emotion; but certainly people did somewhat "struok
Of heap" and cried out, with some emphasis, what
thing is thsy II in this of semi paraly.
sis that the government journal thought safe
pose with, 'Ihis thing Of our doing and it s
unnecessary TO say wash hands OF it," The
public mind thus freed from any notion Of foul play of
being blown up by concealed petard, became at onos
not only tranquized, but greatly disposed to
the unclean thing and If there really any bright
spots about it, The sale went increasing people be-
gan talk about with less Of baed breath and many
at last were heard to say after all the thing novel
ty France has always been disposed get rid OF tbs
Pope Franccs Premier would bare douc so but for 20
litical temptations which were toe much for him ana
which events Italy have now forever removed
and extreme susceptibility Of Pap association and inter
ference however temporarily aaycd has been the ooa
tinualy recurring key note of policy since.
The Partisan clergy to mass opposed TO it, as 70
monstrosi,y too awful to be dreamed Of much more
talked Of But there whispers of voices the pro-
vnces which already poisoning the atmosphere q
this capital Some OF the propositions OF this famous
pamphlet open up ground for the poor hrengs Of
the temple, and Are them up with the hope OF nober
things in Zion than everlasting spiritual bondage Of
f3O year. They too under socalstic Pope, would
eligible 10 the episcopal people The democratic Empe.
ro whose person the Revolution of 1889 incarnste
who has ceased boast that his best friends are
they Of the humble ohaum;ere, would less exteAd
the hand Of fellowship to the washerwomans son con.
vered into cure and what bounds could be put the
promised land contained that ideas Besides 1t
said that epscopecy would under the Papa regime,
be the result of universal suiiragel
The subject has sprung mp at period when the minds
The much vesed Italian question People crnno, brn@
themselves at to transfer to Victor Emanuel the alb
sorbng interest they have devoted to his great
the glorious Garbad, and when they hear Of
courty fungus the shape of Prince dEquile instsnc
ing his zeal for the Ncapoan monarch, by REMIND
ing the king maker Garibaldi that he remaining
covered, while Victor Emanuel had his hat on they arc
rather disposed forget their sympathy for the cause
which he Representa- and lose sight Of everything but
winds 10 protect him. has bctaken himself to Caprcra
may take leave to remark by the way that subsequent
accounts have amply confned the Information receiv
ed which my that the good Of the
state Garbadi did consider II necessary that the King
should repose almost absolute power in his hands for
another twcivemouth This was refused, and already
there are symptoms Of matters falling all awry for want
OF Garibaldis presiding Spirit.
in question has turned up NJ favorable juncture AZ
fairs in Italy must wait for the spring The complex pc
Icy OF the Emperor respecting Rome bades all DISGUST
ton The King Of sardinia now patted the back now
snubbed Iamoricierc buoyed up with hopes Of support
and then left in the lurch General Gryon politely dsarm
rorcs, and refusing TO give their arms either 10 tho
Pope Victor manuel all utterly nscrutable But that
the Pnpacy and the Emperor should dwell together in
unity the Palace o the Tueries Is altogether potent
question open she comprehension Of the meanes ana
exciting and fruitful topic for the winters discus
could have been rignsted The mind IA ., once
carried back the early years OF the sixteenth century
when trcaehcrous Hal d England delivered himself Of III
sres and his people Of the Pope. should Napoleon III
have armness enough 10 settle this matter for good and
aye he viii have secured for himself the import
days Of Charlcmagne. But this thing will done in
corner any ia France than in England The priest
reverence
usi head the priesthood are ali omppocnt with the wo
after forty and the women have ever exercised
important role in the stirring events of France.
But there are other reasons why this question has
surged, matter how the public mind at an ans
pcious moment The monetary question IL one looming
In the distance such i the general conviction az ,hs
artificial nature Of the present prosperity that the loosen
ing OF single cord makes every dread the utter
overthrow Of the ephemcrsl house Much made Of the
recent amcabe understanding with the Bank OF England
by which transfer Of two million sterling OF silver
made for the sune amount OF English gold. An this
looks easy and Ineligible aud has friendly aspect
II the two countries would in any future monetary crisis
assist each other, and the semioa journals loud
IN their audations Of the enn, oosiois but the public
mind " "a fcvcrh state Whenever any money difficulty
arises II s known that the government hampers with
the Bourse At such times, nnd while nominally abroad
public securities made 10 seem lower, n homo a
knowledge Of this interference only renders them more
shaky The long talked Of problem, when all France
si The muney come from, and mon trembe al the bare
probability OF solution which they know beforchsnA
must be uethat houses, parks, palaces wars, drain
sge, agricultural Improvements, and ten thousand other
things beside are all The result 81 paper credit To dis
sipate mems minds the Emperor his Pope falls
very opportunely'
Tie Emperor his taken up quarters at the Tueries
-. Cloud without the charms of the Empress society,
having longer attractions for him. The oS
her Majesty 10 England just now when there talk o(
France following the wake of that country and
ing the spiritual and temporal bead IN the same rerson,
may have not been altogether without notion OF poi
cal capital The very idea OF such thing England "
sufficient to the Emperor immensely popular cst
nation, and certainly not les pursnics Scotland
Whom think Of the daughter OF Madame de Montijo
producing such sensation she II dong in the
latter country and remember that little more than seven
ago formed part OF small dinner party in her
small in the Place Ncndome-so small that they
did not boast even OF an ante room the sale wnnov
for both purpp<es-wc marvel at the mutabity
q earthly things The worthy provosss and babies OF
Scotland sadly put 10 10 reconcile the souvenirs
OF Hollywood with royalty OF France which has nothing
n common with the Guises.
The Desafs publishes some details concerning the in.
come Of the city Of Paris short summary Of which
ca mot be but interesting
The income the city Of Paris for the year 1859 amount
81 2 225, while the expenditure exceeded $40 $40
POI As usual the chief OF income the oros.
which produced $40 00s 600, the highest sum ever
tanned by that branch o. the municipal The
innate for 1890 in consequence of the 90 new inhs
btants brought BY the demolition Of the barriers s up
wards of STA 900 900, es 900 00of.
The statistics Of The articles Of ordinary consumptiOo
sold in the market viii be read with curiosity
The value Of poultry and game sold tn fes0 VS.
lvO0 OM of butter, eggs and cheese, IL 900 ,Ooms
irnh and vegetables 600 ooof fish, 5000 .000f oys
tiers, 900 0oN &c The advaorcm pnid on these dn-
lerent articles amounts 70 nearly Ga ,o0W.
since the opening OF the trade IN butchers Sest IN