The New York herald., 1864-11-06
AFT AIRS IN EUROPE.

Our Paris, Milan and Berlin
Correspondence,
kess xes, H.
Our Paris Cores pondenee.
PARIS, Oct. II, 1894
E1olomd's Disposition to Get Semn,es 10 Sea-CovexW
Seymour and TIE Foreign Copprheads-lnp s'senG =
Umited States Stocks-Tk Italian Question and The Ts1
poraIites Of TIE Pope, de-
letter from Liverpool under date Of October H. pub
lished Of Paris papers, says-Captan Semmsa
OF whom little has lately been said left the Mersey -
Sunday last, board the LAUREL Captain g. f. Ramsay.
Thus England willing send this rebel pirate y
prey upon and petition sigosi by thrsa
hundred thousaod Of her people to ours, insutngly d
leging. like the Chicago platform, that ailures
and oooy asking TO give up everything for which w
nghting in order 70 crafty tho humane propenssa
OF nation which blows her rebels to pieces from tha
mouths OF The principal agtator and rst sgn
Of petition is notorousy interested In blockade ran
ming and cotton speculatons. Governor Seymour muss
consider himself highly fattored being selected ~
most proper In the United States to lay before aA4
urge upon people demand from their hereditary and
bitter enemies their the disruption OF thar
country.
Since all European stocks have been tumblinS fear.
fully disposition 70 invest In American bonds amoag
large and small French capitalists Is daily becoming
stronger
AS tho time for the meeting OF the Italian Parliamsas
approaches the feeling is daily growing stronger tAaS
trouble Europe will out OF the recent trcssy
Trouble in financial psint OF view will certainly come -
Italy Although there VIII strong and active oppo.
ston TO IT, there little doubt that majority Of the
Chambers will the treaty and the removal Of ~
ujtaI from Turin To
the removal or the capital, with the establishments q
King the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies tho CouD
Gil OF State the higher courts, the ministries, &C.. -
gether with ndsmntics 70 be paid 10 tho municipality q
Turin and the twenty odd thousand citizens employed
the service OF tho government estimated at hun.
dred atty millions OF francs Meantime the deficit -
the budget Of this year will be at least three hu1drs1
millions, and the Italian rele is daily depreciatng =
value. while the enormous expense OF keeping -
sme OF peace, q standing army Of four hundrel
thousand men is daily eating into the very visan
Of Italy. Disarmament or financial ruin indeed seem9
to be tho only alternative and for two years at ea
Italy will disarm As yet thecou " hcA
Austria take 10 relation to the treaty entirely
uncertan but is that she is srengthenng ~
garrisons nyeneta the and it is BY -
yet that upon the withdrawal Of the French
nroec,ou should she erant n war is Inevitable and =
any event. until the treaty 10 carried into effect, IN
Esrope will remaiu matters do not become worse
in the unsettled condition into which she has bees
thrown BY the treaty OF September Is
Fourteen hundred priests the diocese Of Ly ona have
recently presented nal protsst to their bishsD
against the attempted substitution OF tho Roman liturgy
for the vsrnacuar service which has been IN use =
their churches the days Of Chariemagne. s -
eved however, that the protest Will not be heedee ao4
trouble in the church Re anticipated
Tho Emperor and Empress will not leave Tor ComPeaoe
until the end of the month.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, Oct. H. 1854
Effect Of tie Ameiean War Difficulty on Finance -
TrodS IA AtodiLs
Cotton aud Cotton Bomds-A de BismArk's Journey =
Pars-7Rs RivaI Empressss- The NeU French Ambssse-
dor in Beriin- Waning Preaioe of Englamd. fc.
The Leipsic Mchaemas fair h just over and has bssa
the worst cotton goods Within the memory OF II
buyers are persuaded that American u drawing
to Close and that peace will be followed BY trsnsa-
doas fall In cotton for which they keep aSoees
and Notwithstanding the manufacturers have reduces
their prices they unable to dispose Of consdssa
bio amount Of goods even at heavy SACRIFICES. n
scarcity OF money, soo has great effect upon traAsi
several failures already place. and symptsns
not wanting Of an impending crisis similar TO that -
1857 and perhaps exceeding II 10 tho magnituds =
It's Dimensions.
That tho Termination American troubles will
act with irresistible force upon Europe generally 81
mitted but whether the result will be for good evil
quite poblenatca The manufacturers and speculasoss
will certainly be great suerers but their loses
may be balanced BY the gains OF tho holders q
American securities, who daily becoming more -
and many OF whom have already realized large
profits
Tho journey OF M. do Bsmark Paris has taken ~
public by SURPRISE Notwithstanding assertions o ths
oflcli journals that 1t has political motive, and tAaa
he only passed Through the French capital on hts way -
Biarrtz, the baths OF which bad ordered him ~
his phi yscians. Every who has the preniss
lately agrees in stating that he enjoys ths most robsss
health and has need OF any baths whatsoever asl
although lhore rumor before that he intended
making trip TO Paris II thought he would not stast
tn the interview had OF which had been arranged
between the King OF Prussia and the Emperors AexaA-
der and Napoleon At Baden Bsdou For the failure =
that interview many assigned, but oursas
version appears to be the follow inRi-
Louis Napoleon was TO Join his wife at SchwalbacA
and proceed with her TO Baden via Darmstadt, whss0
they to pay visit TO the Empress Of Russia, vAs
has been staying tbore great part Of the snmmss.
Now IL will be reooIlectcd that far back the msse
ing A ssa,tgard, In 1867, the Czarna exhibited dSiD-
cnaon make the acquaintance Of the ci.dpast Ma
emosclle do Mcptejo whom she regards q pa~ressue
and whose tree and easy voted mauuais
BY persons accustomed the sarched etiquette Of Ne
legitimate The years that elapsed
since then have not diminished the repugpancs fss
by the huscovte Empress tor the fair Eugenss.
and sbe expressed her firm determination 10 DO -
home" when tho latter came 70 see her. Eugenis -
heard this than she quilted schwabach wthoss
waiting for her imperial consort. made long
de,our 10 avoid Dsrmstadt, and, after paying Ayno
visit the Duchess Of Hamilton, at Baden, rushed sash
Paris lay her grefs before the Emperor. To NJ -
Bismark, whose favorits plan Ia Q triple alliance -
Prussia Russia and France this affair must have bssa
extremely unpleasant and u 10 believed that he ollowsA
the Empress Paris for the purpose q removing IL
dssgeeab,e impression that must have boon produces
upon the nds OF the ustrous pair by the conduct e
the Czarina These female ,ngues, and the inportanee
attached TO thcm show how little progress has .besn
made In Europe since the last century, when .
squsbbe between two ladies' OF the bedchamber led -
the goomslous peace OF Utrecht, and the vexaton u
Madame de Pompadour epigrams Of Frederick tns
Crest brought on tho Seven Years war.
The Empress OF tho French is said 70 have been In
very bad huor since the conclusion OF the treaty
with Italy, which, indeed the cause OF her leaving
PARIS 80 unexpes.edly and dropping down 10 the Atts