The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

friend or an enemy than to remain In ignorance
The winter vii he n bad one for Europe. Crops have
fallen Short the people discontinued Poland and Hun
gary. as well Italy, agated and uneasy. while
Russia Austria and Germany distracted by conflicting
policies.
France is in a worse state than is generally sup
posed The clerical party assailed all sides by the
authorities, has risen en- mdsse, and a feeling of
ins acurty consequently prevails In oil classes. The
manufacturing towns arc frightened a' the prospect
OF absolute cessation Of orders Of consequent want
among the working classes and disorders likely arise
in the capital Tho high price OF bread, the diminished
number Of foreigners, and tho scarcity Of employment
for many persons who work at the ornamental trades Is
ca sing serious uneasness. In spite, however, OF de-
crease of trade and Of money the governments go on
spending millions fortifyipg and arming.
II reported that France has advised Italy to get her
forces ready for any evcntuality by March next at
that period France will withdraw from Rome This
port is uniounded France will not, dare not, withdraw
from Rome.
Tho southern Commissioners here actively working
among the press people in favor Of their must
say that they show zeal worthy of a better cause
PARIS, Oct IS, 1861
A French Editor Conrcrted Into Sound Union Mdn-
Prince Napoleon and the Emperor American A0airs-
A Diversion 10 the West May Relieve France Of Home
7rou,les-Danger 10 S,pticrldnd-An IndalenIeat PUB
lisaer-Marshal McNahoa's appearance in Prussia-
The City Very Dull, dc, dc
The Constitutional under the auspices OF its editor,
calls the attention Of its readers this morning TO the
change which has come over the spirit of the Journal
have enrolled themselves volunteers in the army Of
TIE federas "Look this picture and look on THAT,
IL says, as spreads out two coumns-thc dated
September %, the other October 21-on American
affairs "a month ago tho government Of Washington
was simply rspentng the blundcr Of George tho Third
It is now with powerful and determined will en-
forcing ndsputabe rights Of freedom and the sacred
laws Of popular government"
Now why should the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opinions on
every subject have boxed the compass who only recently
in the matter the Anglo French treaty jumped Jim
Crow the great amusement Of all its contompora-
ries-akc this special opportunity Of drilling the Dats
am afraid tho only be such corroborates
what limited in my last tho consequence Of Prince
Napocon's visit to the United Sates-namely, that
France only ready to acknowledge the rebel States
| whenever decent opportunity is afforded
To prevent the Of this policy falling the shout
ders of the Prince pretended GOODNESS has been indus
trously circulated between him and his imperial cousin,
and it has said that his return he received in
vation to repair to COmpeigne And nothing In fact Is
more likely to be true. What did his Hlghnoss want
with invitation He went to America on the business
Of the State and very naturally his return would
pair his chief to give account Of his mission To
my certain knowledge he did not stay hour in Paris
before he was in tho train to Compegne.
II Is be devoutly hoped that God and your right
arms will before long defend the right, and that
under the auspices Of Mcclellan, only will
the disaster Of Bull be cfraccd, but
such a blow and great encouragement given soon
10 the rebel horde as will put stop the selfish spirit
which is actuatrg the French government.
TO force the blockade and acknowledge the South Is
now tho wachword throughout al tho pubic cicos.
Napoleon came in from compiegne two days ago on
purpose preside ut Cabinet Council the subject,
and may depend upon 1t that unless you obtain such
signal victory will shut up tho mouths Of trimmcrs
all the world the year 1851 will not close without
this interference Of France. ! speak that which Go
know.
The truth Is affairs are much agated just now for
France to stand punco. Gigantic efforts have been
made to get sufficient foreign prove any
hcr rise in bread, but complaint Is heard in all the
manufacturing districts regarding the supply of cotton
which must be met Under favor Of the Anglo French
treaty the manufacturers have pamed of much OF their
old stock English goods and they only want the
material TO set fresh hands To work and IT, with tho
small protection they still retain, they caano compete
with England that country has dsembarrassed
| itself Of her back stock. Workmen beginning to
murmur, and the government, with all its dcmotons and
cannot convert all the labor Of tho
Try building labor and thus IL begins to turn its
gaze steadily to the Southern States The Due de Maa
koT from Algeria writes sanguine accounts of the ca
liabilities Of that colony in cotton production; but time
necessary, and in the meanwhile tho working popu-
ation Of France Is not To be tred with believe that
per synaly all Napoleons sympathies with you; but
were the South the foul fond himself and his alliance
would strengthen his position, the Emperor would take
him to his arms forthwith.
There il evidently much mischief in tho wind in con
tnental politics. The whole land is in state Of absolute
fermentation. Not an hour can the future be depended
upon The state Of Warsaw forebodes such an outbreak
as i'll give the Emperor Of Russn employment for many
day to In ST. Petersburg rebellion is ready 70
break the she'll and whoever rccIons the aid Of tho
Car any foreign relation, all will ween, reckon with
From Hungary a crash may be expected any moment:
indeed if reports DO believed IL has already
menced. In the meanwhile tho government organs in
making the Of the priest Passagas pam
phlc the Italian question: showing how from the very
temple, voice Is crying war, war on Pio Nonos pros
poets The King Of the Delgans, too finds he cannot get
ondespe the marriage OF his son and heir with an Aus
TRAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acknowledging the kingdom
Of Italy. While, a gentle persuader to his Majesty,
report prevails that OF tho Processes Of Napoeons
household is to wed the Prince of Orange the of the
King of Holland
The Princess Anna Murat the daughter Of Prince Mu
rat, and his wife IAN American) sho is about % years
age and toerlby good looking BY this marriage
would the Napoleon blood work its way to the
throne of Holland, and the House Of Leopold,
which, for the last thirty years, has enjoyed the Dutch
mans fat things will have to look 10 Its The King
Of the Begians whose has be in its way almost
forttous that Of the Emperor Of the French, will
probably be consistent with his fortune to The last With
Holland on side and France on the Other, each having
special interest in helping themselves each too, having
personal reasons for contemplating the relgnng monarch
With evil eyefor Is he not Orleanst, aud does he
sit where ers the Dutchman sata He need not expect
TO breathe his last and bequcah his dadem bed of
roses.
Mr. Grandgullo has withdrawn from the editorship Of
the Consitnoans and another rcigns in his stead. This
Is consequence Of the article about Geneva, which
France wishes to famiiarzc the popular mind to tho an
nexaon Of. The Canton Of Geneva already feels that
tho woN proving ABOUT tue lolu ana Is
with alarm. The result Is that the semi official journal
Is checked by change Of editorship But tho usual
policy has been played out and tho government = salts
fed. The French mind knows, on senioihcial aa-
thority that Geneva cannot take care OF herself that
French citizens insuted; that life and property
are insecure and that tho proper remedy for such
state Of things IL 90 tho State TO France. And,
when the fitting time comes, the annexation will duly
NJ Dontu the Palas Royal, who is the publisher par
excellence OF political pamphlets, has put forth spirited
protest against the measures threatened by the govern
ment which he does not scrupe say that any further
interference with the liberty OF the press will be tanta
mount to shutting MP altogether. sorry say that
suspicion prevails that this language OF the great pub
sher is said TO be suggested by Tue government who