The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31
Our Londen, Paris, COmpIegnc, Berlin and
Turin Correspondence.
The King of Prussia ut the
Trench Court.
The Domestic Scenes, Festivities, Out
door Sports and Diplomacy Conse-
quent on His Reception.
Prince Napoleon and the Princess ClOthildc
Hasten from BreSt 10 COmpicgne.
VISIT 70 GiRIBALDI AT CAPRERA,
&c, &c., DC.
Our London Correspondence.

Our London correspondence
LONDON, Oct. IL, 1861.
The Peopss Morning for Frdnchtse RightA Sour Look at
P,tssia--7Ae Coseisg Struggle in Hungary and Pol
dn3-British Prosperity and Progress Of London, dc.
There are stroag symptoms, not yet made manifest
through the press that the question Of the extension Of
the right Of Suffrage will up in Parliament at its
rst meeting end II Pamerson and his friends do not
consent 20 reasonable modification Of the law on this
subec, They may s'set their house in order.n What will
be dcminded, understand will be six pound quaaea-
ton In the cities and towns and ten pounds In the
try This win be considerable extension yet II win fall
fnr short OF universal suffrage.
The visit Of King william of Prussia TO Louis Napo-
ioon compiegne has caused wonderful black
blood to ow although nobody has been either killed
seriously hurt 1t was, in all probability, simply m
affair Of "good neghborhood" or ordinary ciyty, and
yet may not be without its
The Able Passaglin has thrown bomb into the camp
of the Pope by issuing his pamphlet against the temporal
dominion of the proposed of st. Peter the Fish
ernan II is just by such things that tho army is every
month preparing for the march Of Victor Emanuel from
Turn TO Rome. The 'pear" is certainly Tipenng very
nicely. In the meanwhile his Majesty and Baron Rcaso
have enough in the way of constructing and CONSOLE
dutng the "hngtom of Italy,, even with its present
dimensions.
Tho latest news from both Hungary and Poland demon
STRAIT very clearly that the state OF things in both
menacng enough. II is impossible that many weeks
pass away without bringing about very serious collisions,
save the presence Of such overwhelming forces OF Aus
TRANS and Russians prevents those two nations from
rising without delay; and when thay rise Italy viii
be IN motion Will Prussia and the other Gernfn States
take part in the meleel Not If Louis Napoleon should say
they must not and this he Is very likely say unless he
should think that the time has for extending the
limits OF France the Rhine, which he is hardly pre-
pared 10 do unless he is prepared to Belgium
France AS TO that, he knows full well that England
would have word 10 say.
On all hands see in this great city signs OF prosperity
and progress
London has grown immensely since FIRST saw II, now
more tban quarter Of century ago. II is now more
than twelve miles long and eight wide, and its
population all Of three millions One does see the
opening up OF new streets, sboueyaTds avenues as at
Paris the progress of London is outside, if may so
speak. II is extending in all directions.
am avaing myself Of few days of leisure TO revisit
some Of the places Of most interest london and ais
OF ALL the Tower aud British Museum which are by far
the most interesting Of all Then come Westminster Alb
boy, the Parliament House, the National Gardens St.
Pauls the Thames tunnel the Crystal Palace not omit
sing Smtheld Market the Bank the Exchange and other
places Of note What wonderful place the Tower is
How vast the treasures or the Museum And yet great
American divine here the other day. for tho first ana
hast time (probaby) in his life, and did not go 10 see
either. or all things in the Parliament House tho most
interesting 10 is the original order from the House OF
Commons for the execution OF Charles J. It is in the
library Of the House of Lords.