The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

operation must not be performed and Il b this she
ives az sne present hour But the pour sou e fairly
beweefeo with AL thai v TOLD her. and while she loves
the Emperor and her child With whole strength
che V IN doubt whether che ought not 70 desert both
THRONE ana al-for the sake Of tho sacrei Vicar OF
CHRIST Kind and always indugent as tho Emperor Ia to
her, doubt whether her tesfors or entreates villa
divert him the path he mas chosen Il 6 written
in his box TO settle the rarsoy, g,se ccute
1be Emperor ana Empress are about - entertain
sran' scale :. compesp9 age hunting prepare
mend routine OF outdoor excitement whe1ever
Il can be obtained The municipality OF Paris do
that II the clergy succeed stimulating holy
war sgsps, Poltns Plate Emperor it shal NOS BE-
because there is a lack OF employ msnt che eaumsra
in the year q grace 1851 il sometnine s,rpassinr In
belief and one may well wonder where oil the a ,ney
comes cu The palaces % DO decorated erected tho
libraries and railways would occupy one Of your
oolumns Tue ostentati0us ement u their com
blind 70 obtr nations, with view to insnus.o that
Frsnce @ TOO much occupied with such pacific operations
TO DO thinking OF others. g
The PatTae Few days ago pubaheJ the following in
relation TO Al. biress-
hspes yguess have been made % 70 publish IL.
end he better han We can s,1
IT. We must therefore mine stating BY
90 Fer S Ssf
close q wsch i tx vita aoucS mas re
aJs s9 %Ssa ne e that the und.
Gepefalc - ~
Tho passage then goes to state that Count de Ger
u
be has not as was erroneousy stated called any bank
or TO assist HIM IN bis important mission. An immense
deaf OF excitement continues to prevail the
cIa world rcgar ing this case and what with this and
the oi ultits OF the Roman question: would folly TO
den9 that thcfe 10 great dca OF painful anxiety. Che
pure Bonapertists arc by satisfied with what
they term Pers gny's coquetry with the press. rne
liberals are very indeed from berg contented with
the use the members OF the Legislature have made Of
new ps' famentary privileges and tho Oeansts and To-
ghmsis enlist with the clerical party the hope of pro-
ducng Rtn neral confusion M which each party may
scramble for its own peculiar vcws
NJ scribe, the dramatic author whose death has caused
vacancy III the Academy. has left immense
OF sketches Of pieces detached scenes, &C., sufficient
y said To employ q long life In completing them.
Prnce Napoleon who Was exceedingly anxiols to pro-
coed 10 Rene, has been peremptosi prevented W the
Empero- His Imperial ghoess usual,
unwilling TO DO thwartcd in ns pu,pcse but the Emperor
assured himas the story gJesthat hts presca,c tho
Pontlca city at the present would be the sgna
of coahigration, "My cousin said hls Macs
ty, we walk dauy upon hot ashes tor Goas sake leave
the clone"
general report prevailed that tho Princess Clothlde
10 interesting situation Is certain that ste
se firmly believed the uct but within last days
ii is unders TODD that the symptoms facious aud
that the Prince who, most OF all his family, resembles
the great founder Of IT. will In all probability go down
to tho grave, "no son Of his succeeding"