The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26
STATE OF EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHADA's MAILS.
AFFAIRS ON THE CONTINENT.

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AFFAIRS ON THE CONTINENT,
our PARIS AND BERLIN CeRREsPoSDEsCE,
&cs &C., 30.
The mails by the steamship Canada, from Liverpool on
The eth via Queenstown On on tho 10th nss which ar
rived ct Boston early yesterday morning. reached this
city last evening Tho main points OF tho news by this
arrival telegraphed from Halifax and published yes
terday but the reception Of usual newspaper files
enables VI this morning TO supply details Of gcno
raj interest
The London correspondent OF the Dublin Eceusss ot
mentions . rumor that Gen. Brown, the commander or
the forces In Ireland, having been requested TO watch the
Yelverton case Major Yeveton had sent his rcsicna
ton TO the Horse Guards
The Manchester Esaminsy Of the 7th inst says-
feeling akin to CONSERVATION pervaded norton of
the iron trade ON Change In wolverhsupton yesterday
at the intelligence that the Morrill, tariff would in ali
probability become law the bill should receive the
signature Of the President its effects would be most dis
scarcely any iron Of British mske can with such duty
that proposed find any sale In the American markets.
The Paris correspondent Of the London &ar writing on
the 9th, says
prophecy concerning the des Of March visible in the
transfer OF hazzins paper, the Uita E0liana, from
Genoa 70 Milan. from thence he better the
sympathzng spirits Of Germany and from thence be has
already Issued his first letter, tFrom Mazzin to Ger
destined to be followed by others Of like import
This, the persevering, working spirit Of young Italy
advancing with rapid strides in the proclamation OF the
republcanism Of 1893, without its unanimty Of action
without its unaDimty Of fer0cty for which the crcum
stances OF modern times offer no necessity
The Pope, according TO the Monde, an undoubted
authority the subject is beginning to discover that
tho hour Of his downfall is at hand. An enthusiastic
young Frenchman recently had audience to offer his
sword to his Holiness The Pope told him was useless
70 attempt to defend already lost To the Arch
bishop of Rennes who has just returned from the Holy
City he stated that the temporal power would many
weeks had elapsed be absorbed by King of Piedmont
He trusted, however that cottage might be found
Rome or Cyita veccha where, under the protection OF
the French bayones, he would be allowed to give the
faithful example Of humility and resignation to the
Divine will The time would come when revolution
would pull down the idol had raised when tho Pope
would return TO the Vatican and all the provinces he had
been robbed Of would be restored to the Holy See.
Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest arrested In the
streets Of London the 9th inst for disordery conduct
by attack Of delrium In accordance
with the advice Of his physician he conveyed to
private lunatc asylum, there being little doubt that his
Lordshp's mind had become deranged.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, March, 8, 1851.
The Nires Fraud-Pdy1,s Inplicaed-Prince Ndpoeons
Speech-Debaes in the French Senase-7Ae Church |
QtIessn- Contemplated Tisa Of The Empress TO Jer,ca-
lem, &c.
Never since the end Of the second republic in 1854,
when Napoleon placed disponie the political flies
whose buzzng disturbed those moments OF reflection
which he eeded for the maturity Of his plans has Paris
been occupied with the politics of the day.
Chiefest OF oil topics OF interest is the great financial
cupr.i NJ Mres. There is doubt that the blood
noun OF the Law are to be fairly let upon him. and
there is always something extremely agreeable in the
prospect OF the punishment Of whose plethora Of
wealth known TO have been obtained by what may be
termed "back stairs opportunities" That there has
been q certain degree Of winnowng-of sitting out Of |
acconpces associated with the imperial entourdGe-is
no longer question. Their liabilities have been do
cha ged the imperial private exchequer and ths
grand delinquent being thus brought TO the Foreground
without any other important character TO divide the
spectators eve the exhibition viii be duly opened He
e In Close ccnGDement and sharp surveillance Is exer
csed that nothing to cheat the Law OF its victim
learn from those personally intimate with him that his
courage Goes give way that whenever the hour
does come that he placed face TO face with his accusers,
he dc ter mined TO cry aloud and spare moi, Prince
Poliguac who married his daughter, is in pitiabIe
plight That q great lcgtmists shou Id
be thus united with one Of the most abb oct
OF the Bonapartists, and not sous gained by
the transaction, Ia q sad mistake, ind eed,
and the party which the Prince belongs 10 I'D in
their anahemas Who forget the almost fabt ID lure
which surrounded the nupal pair as tho handse me Po
lgnac led his dark eyed but not very comey bride Ia
the at-the imposing line Of equipeges, the pricele -
toilet the nupai banquet attended by all yea, ala
that the spendor OF the second empire could furns
who can forget all while he gszes that glasmy
abode and the humbled egitsmist Prince he roeps
back 10 his apartments in the Champs Eyr ees9
r,bsr amazing that the Paris pey shoula,oe bold
. Alum for not having raised its war1ng voice
~, he various bubbles created by NJ. hires; but
So nan /, ia remembered that u e jour AIS have hat
-, d,qlcu,ty in keeping thes aselves, out OF thu
w.v Of being "warned,N '. don. think verJ
naners have been 30 entirs AZ under tbe ban Of Oh,
State that II Is postir ely assnrd TO reproaci
them for contravening ,nemes which the Noniieu
oscis,iy declared were unexceSaiopable and man,
baseeess fabrics Of h1 ICE have, somehow or other bee
made keen 90 the legs within the last s,sh, year,
n,igh, excused FOR ahopng all things, like Ch,riiy
Prince NsIF ons grand speech has Ger won mn
golden op,n.c H. The ultramontaues ana leeinuss :
ways exec .sed the speech rs generally admired an
while II looked upon distinctly as n'nne o ~
s1r en, in il OF the Individual mind OF the Prince
eu' te him to personal credit, The Observation ,hs
~ VIENNA and exact vengeance their enlistment,
especially rellshed among the masses Le,.crs wnlc
receive pon, TO THIS as sn Oe'ps Emperor mS % powe
of any thing like formal repetition Of similar announc
meut published in les Idees Nspohennes uy u@ -
,,oloon when exile. OF course there WAS no need
snv reiteration the subject for all those VINO nay
atehed the course OF the imperial policy have long see
th.t To reduce thoee treaties 70 nuliy, without pr
cisey declaring them 70 be waste paper, was w ooec
1s nv lItte the last nine years have seen the work
ISIS ernmbpg beneath the Emperors hands, III Euro
nov acknowledges there IL no locus adntt eu, such
Nsnoiron chooses 10 recognise. France aud Russia
evsry dsy drawing closer together The tnshsn ailan
win only til some spark iais on Us tSs, Tpsr
Ia, ha seen 20 be master OF the situation.
recently granted Austrian constitution may
ina1,ence EngIands negotiations with that rover,
!. 49, bannan that the Tancen. alliance will be reviv
England helping her, after ALL to heep Venetia. %
mon danger apt 70 effect strange comolnauohs "a
The Princess Ciotilde, having been born 10 march, 10
has JUS, completed her eighteenth year; ,.,,o,.,