The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24

harvest Of this year q not very well taken by the
working classes Of Paris Although labor is abundant
and so well remuner0ted, the moment there ID tho.
slightest indications VI anything like deficiency in the
STAFF OF life, the reocous spirit which Paris has had
often to deal With shows that, though sleeping, IL is
not dead The bakers SHOPS IN various parts Of the
capital have bah murmurng crowds Of blouses collected
around them, many OF whom refused TO pay tho extr.
price Of the loaf and tho Police with their ,rr swords
and cooked hats were obliged c hurry TO the spot and
show ~ their presence that anything like disturbance
would be very poremptorly dealt with. Much has
Dcen said about the manner in which the government
hampers with the supply and demand Of bread for
the capital and of its violation OF all established rules
OF political economy. But the French people arc an
exception to every rule. Accustomed from the very
childhood or the nation to rely the interference OF
government they utterly repudate the notion Of good
Dan haryests being allowed to interfere with supply
OF bread. The government that furnish the stan
OF lie--and bread is emin nty in France-is not
worth keeping, and must give place 70 better, and
tnns " IS That Napoleon has managed that come what
viii, the maximum price OF bread shall exceed
moderate ratio. The price of fifty confines, the Consfit
ho'ne this morning assures them is the limit and that
there Is No fear of its reaching sixty seven; In 1S47.
The harvest s bnd IL acknowlo ges-but France, who
surmounted in 1854 the DEAFNESS of provisions the
cholera and the war; in 1855 the deficiency, and
1857 the American monetary crisis, will not less
mount the present difficulty bcase it is both rich and
strong, courageous and well governed
PARIS, Oct. Z, 1861.
France Not Ready for Free Tade-Houo NAPOLEON Caught
the King Of Prussia-Vhat Use lie Makes Of Italy and
Gomany-An Anglo Pusstan Coalition Almost Impos-
stbLe-Ihe Emperor Looks in III Health, dc
1t is doubt grand thing promote free trade but
the French not ready for it at present All of those
engaged in manufactures viii surely fail, and thousands
of workmen will have no QUIT ment. Even now at
Lyons the government has ed to grant six hun
of employment, and that wf0e made to work for the
State something really necessary; but then these
people must have bread. England is buying more wine
fom France than she did but the result of that is
where few propretors Of vineyards eYrched tho
masses are obliged to pay increased price for wine
especially rim ordnaire, that seeming to be in
demand in England than the better qualities Thus
where few weeks back cask of ordinary caret could
be purchased for 100 francs the same now not to be
obtained lower price than $50 francs The poor
people feel this most acutey and their against the
.roaty of commerce are loud as we Il as Deep
The King Of Prussia to visit the Emperor Napo
Leon This is the bait that caught the royal gudgeon
The Emperor Napoleon persuaded him it was necessary
he should meet him to decide upon plan that would
enable them TO act III concert and for the Ger
many m lie Aug u Naiy 10 Dme7,ce, at all
RISKS ard hazards, ia against austria. Sch course
might eEoa ger those German boundaries which, accord
ng to the king of Prussas ideas, should extend far
south, quite too Tor to sn Victor Emanuel or Francis
Joseph her fer that matter and France and Prussia
are to meet aud come to mutually beneficial conclu
sion Here again the Emperor Napoleon has been
many for his visitr, He will quite overlay him in his
policy annoy England and AUSTRIA and make agree
mcnt or alliance that will PIT of the poloT of England
to form coalition ngoinf him.
He is far ahead OF HIS fellow sovcregns in knowledge OF
the world, policy ard intrigue, and will battle Them
when he cn get them TO meet him. There is lascna
tion about him that will always DO too much for German
astutcness.
lie is in very bad health The very taken by
the official and semi official organs To speak Of his "robust
health "ini face, &C., &c but renders the fact
pa iabe. saw him day, and found him changed for
The worse. He looks tutgucd and Ill. The remark wash
general one a his carriage passed, where STOOD with
number OF others, at a foot pace.
should have stated above that England now has sta
toned at Naples eleven of war. II Italy fights
England will most likely tax, hand if only to annoy
France and weaken her influence.