The New York herald., 1862-05-07

She Emperor OF Austria that he do nothing in op
position TO this arrangement. Not TO fruitess
discussion however the young priest OF imperial blood
has becn kept the owor steps cf the temple till, IN
the fulness OF time, he DO exalted The cardinals
whoso conclave will have ths duty Of election, viii
ceve from France such convincing arguments in aid
of wise election that there Is doubt Of their exh
biting docs mind and the Poe win enter on his
duties duly impressed with his dutios TO the church in
general, and TO France in particular.
Such is beloved by all parties here who have opportu
mites of glimpse behind tho the Emperor's
programme. In tho meantime his Majesty Is very des
rous OF winning good opinions from the world. L'Em
pe cest Ia pair the text which perpetual homies
rung Look at the financial difhcuy and the frank
manner in which it has been avowed. Look how his
Majesty resigns his most cherished plans and leaves
everything TO NJ Foud Look how carefully he abstains
from Interfering with the growing freedom OF speech,
and leavos the clergy whose hatred has Incurred
show forth Its wrath without moles.ation. Even while
there u undeniabls distress stalking throughout the
land while insolvency through all great cities tho
empire IS attesng the consequences Of tho American
strife, and tho Anglo-French treaty whose birth has
oome in troablous times is adding to the confusion
how impassive the Emperor remains. II is only when
driven to BY the positive insanity Of ths Archbishop Of
z0Hl0uso that the government interieres at all.
u under such circumstances that cast wistful
eye TO America where because confidence placed in
ne people the whole population rises ~ one man in the
hour Of difficulty to make good its country Here
y trusted, no one appealed to. Tho very freedom OF
speech veochsacd the Legislative Asset bly, only
90 make known the OF discntent Journals daro
nos discass them much hint at tho resnedy and
therefore that like hounds who, tho pursuit or
their game. seldom left Themselves b.t Vnnual
~ ntsrfcred with by tho huntsmans cry the whole peo
seized tue holm Of government and whose nod is as po
tent IS Oympan Joves in shaking the world from pole
TO pole for sign ain or opinion tho have
u lgn I.L
ever word Is spoken that Of Italy must be tho most i'm
portant and the shadow Of the dying Pope preseat
makes that word sealed ettcr to tho Emperos lips
The Imperial Court shortly about to adjourn Fon
taincbeau. Her Majesty weGt there two days ago to
arrange what termed the Tho meaning Of this
torn is, that from time innenorial it has been the
custom for the highest parsonage 60 ax the Of the
party TO be Invited on the apartment allotted to them
Whom tho Queen or Empress does this, thee can DO
dispute with subalterns and would that the only
manner Of preventing such dispute Is for the royal
hostess to do it herself. The Empress serupulousy
psrorm5 this rite by fixing card with her own hands
Tho Countess do 3Ioruy has had brilliant musical
party Ia which Kas ner, pianist to tho Emperor OF Aus
the Spanish singer assisted 1t was understood To DO
gven instead of ball. to Earl and Countess Cowley the
Eh % his LADY, Ia we
allowed during the days OF FRINGE Albers mourning TO
90 where dancing prevails.
church rue dAGgerreau, by tie Right Row. the Bishop
of Ohio, who confirmed for the Americans. and also |
under the seal Of the Bishop OF London for ths
One hundred hfty young persons presented them
solves The Bishop addressed tho with rare
eloquencs and mpre5sivencss
PARIS, April IL, 1882.
The "Iroa Clad" Ercfcnen, Euree-French Vieoo Of
AmaIc1a "EqNalay'-La.c Necs from "T5mnsy," of
Japar-Nco Dismal Seceshss-7nssrloso Weed-Nec
Opera, DC, dc.
Old Europe Is rapidly prontng by tho rsr"n. lesson
given her by Young America in the art OF av con-
strucon In addition to Denmark, Prussia anu "a r. the
Fr~a ar
navy lo,er from St. Petersburg says that Grand
Duke Coustantipe, the Grand Admiral of the Russian
Navy. has authorized for the transformation OF the
navy, all the credits awarded TO tho marine department
Thus the correspondent very justly says would
OF St. Petersburg and cronstadt il plated
ships could, notwithstanding the fires forts
GET through the famous Pass Of Cronstadt
srssualse"
In a recent discussion In the Chambers in Belgium
upon the everlasting question OF the fortiacations of
Antwerp, In the course OF his remarks H. Ccomans pro-
posed the OF plated revolving towers smar
70 tho one employed upon the Monitor) ON land, and
which should replace AL other sorts or fortfcations
Here u specimen OF the information in relation to
the and Of tho Unitsd sates which is
obtained by casual readers in Europe The Steele pub
fishes It and vouchss for its authenticity and give it
70 you IL told 70 the SiecIes thousands OF
readers
travelling evening river steamer when, abou,
nine O'Clock we'll dressed, gentlefnanly came up
grea, deal Of information about tho United states and
talked well that the Prince charmed with his elegant
manners and conversation took the trouble to ask the
s.Your Hghpsss," replied the captain, that is our
"Vha., , that man.p said the Prince. Of course vsry
ayes, your Hishness," again answered the captain.
sthat the boats cook During the entire day he is AZ
his furnace but when his work is done his Ares are
out he takes OF his puts on his coat and becomes
gentleman. After eight O'Clock in the evening he 10
tho equal Of every ono on board"
There il q French idsa OF American equality for
you.
inquired OF . very intelligent Japanes after tsTom.
N.Y." who has becn reported 10 be dead and It viii be
gratifying the many admirers Of that awny youth
know that he alive and well when the Embassy
its departure but that be says che left his IN
Yesterday tho ambassadors had an interview with NJ
Thouyenel, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and to-mor-
row are TO have their formal presentation to the En-
rno bad news which will persist in continuing 70 come
from the United States s affecting that hopeful
youth Bsvor,y Tucker who has been sswhisting (snd
drnEng) to koep his courage up" since his arrival
in Paris on the important mission conferred upon him by
the government OF the "Confederte Statssv met him
and another traitor to the country IN whose ON.
cis service no was sent abroad, and to Whose |
Gag and constitution he allegiance, com
ing down the Champs Eyse yesterday. This was
Mr. james Buchanan, late United States Mnster Co
pcuhasn and who stayed here long there was any
thing got Of tho Office the act of secession
had taken place. They both looked damp aud dismal
They DO have been expecting tat Offices under the new
government, when II should have beon fully organized
and recognized Buchanan wants 20 be Minister Of the
Confederate States TO OF the European courts
and would take his Old place Copenhagen he
could get other Tucker the other hand could not
inclined think, be induced take his at Liver
pool noisy editors might interfere to disturb
hts equanimty but he would take the Consulate Paris
Thurlow Weed, Esq, Is sl in Paris but returns to
London in few days.
new opera, the music by Feicen David. entitled
aLaia Rookh and founded upon Moores roem II to be
produced shortly at the Opera Comique.
PARIS, April Is, 1892
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