The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29
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The Cabinet Note "a G,aly-Bonaparte,s Al
iis1ce With Austsia--A Cosaing Counter
Check, with Prussia IN she Lead-Thc Rcvo-
InIiorary Demonstration in the Cemeteries
PaDiic opinion Of abe Police Arrests.
PARIS, Nov. IL, 1867
Unless the comedy heirg PLAYED between France and
Italy deeper than those VINO believe IL
comedy have supposed the last despatch q the Marquis
de housser complaining Of the surprise o. the Preach
al the crossing Of the frontier by the Italian
troops sets at rest the question whether Italy has been
acting accord with France The reply Of tho Bourse
yesterday this despatch was tamble o. forty csr-
times in the French three per cents aud Of everything
else in proportion Not that any Immediate war be-
tween Frapce and Italy Is expected, bat complications
seem growing oil Of ihis Roman question which are
grave and Threatening.
~ The Emperor 81 Austria has, u Is generally neeyed.
accumulated something more while here than visit to
the Exhibition and evening with the GrGds Duchesse
ana days shooting compegne; that he has formed
al least tact alancs with The Emperor Napoleon. Ac-
cordng to the circular OF Baron Beast, France and
Austria accord upon al the principles OF general
policy, "Austria win participate IN conference upon
tho Roman question; she Will maintain tho treaty OF
Prague nnd her policy in the affairs Of the East will
henceforth DO identical with that OF France"
This certainly looks very much like an allancs did,
lift be, it must necessarily lead to another-that OF
Prussia Russia and Italy, the first desiring the annul
mcnt Of the treaty OF Prague q November 10, 1866
tho second the treaty Of PARIS Of 1856,
and the third tho convention Of September
Is, 1894 II this alliance means anything it means
this:-Italy to DO prevented passing the Tiber
Prussia forbidden to cross the Main aud Russia not al
lowed to aoat her war nag on the Black Sea- After
these declarations Of Baron Beus 1t certainly does
look though there much probability OF confer
TO settle Affairs which Russia Prussia and Italy
would seat themselves by the side of Austria and
France. This alliance II il has been formed, has
doubedy been hurried by the fact OF the uncertainty
the poson occupied by Prussia upon the Italian ques-
ticn now that French in Rome this question
may be patched up without coll between France
and Itay bn. in any event, another ra WIN have boon
put the coffin of the prestige of Franco and her
popularity among the mass of people in Europe-vcry
much deserved by the course when she has taken.
Demonstration in of tho cemeteries of Paris In
country where public meetings allowed for the
expression OF sentiments OF qualification Indignation
purpose without special permit from the police author
aes where four men cannot stop upon tie sidewalk
aaik without beng asked to move by q policeman,
they are obliged 10 take advantage OF circumstances as
they arse to give expression 10 Their feelings saturday
was the jur ds morris tine fete Of the dead the day In
which ali Paris visit the tombs OF friends lying in
the cemeteries and decorate their graves anew with
pious offerings. In the cemetery OF Monimarre, buried
In the tomb Of his friend AIRY shelter lie the remains
of Daniel Manu, who elected President OF the last
Venetian republic They we're TO have been removed
last year 10 Venice but varous excuses gwen for
the delay. II well understood that on Saturday
last demonstration was to be made at Manins
somba demonstration not Only in favor q Italian lib
erty and IN opposition 10 crc;gu intervention, but
also favorable to repub!carisri.
Manins tomb lies at the end Of one OF those broad and
wen paved avenues mhsh cnasacer.ss The Partisan
OF the dead II is the brow Of hill and easy APP
prosch from several directions before entering the
cemetery abon three O'Clock hS afternoon, found
no difficulty aceraining its locality. The main body
OF The vast crowd inside were a marching way"
toward IT, But upon reaching me avenue at the end Of
which il was, found thai tho government bad taken
lis "prccautlons AT least two hundred policemen in
uniform, and ouly knows how many 1s0schard,
nue., requiring tho move onI and not permit
ting any OF them TO stand still Before the
tomb, in front OF which several hundred wrcaihs Of I'm
ssorees had already been piled up about dozen were
stationed and no one was allowed 10 stop there ALL
Those who brought sTeashs were not inierered with II
they simply dropped them and passed on but II they
arrested their steps for moment they received q
mpder from one Of tho serysd d. ric that they
70 "circlLrn No actual disturbance took place At
Naain's tomb, although heard several pretty louc
grumbles at what considered the TOO great ocious
noes OF The police Most OF those who brought wrcsths
OF not q few OF tnem they dropped their offerings
front OF Manins tomb was PLAINLY written feeling OF
determined opposition 10 government which treats lis
people like children and brushes out their higher aspi
ratons beneath its iron heel. faAtsH
On the way out OF tho cemetery from the tomb or
Mann lies that OF Cavagnac Here most Of the crowd
which had visited the former stopped aud, the police
mot thinking that 10 moved on fast enough when Or
dered was not considerstc ut Manin's tomb and
arrested about dozen persons As these were being
hurried OF to the Commissary OF Police they many
Of Them addressed by their friends who shook hands
eth Them and many OF these latter also arrested
Great inclination prev as among tue indignant classes
= what they consider great outrage on the part Of the
police authorities
Among the persons arrested were four journalists
Msssrs Hermna and Santon OF the C0rs1ir satirical
political journal which has been in existence about
month, and whose sale on the streets during
abs penod has bean stopped bali dozen
times Victor Nor Of the Journal dc Paris, and
Constant Laurent or the Fsgdro. Most Of the others
were Students one OF them being nephew OF jules
Favre. protest against the arrests has been pub
lished, and OF the parties arrested ard afterwards
discharged has commenced prosecution against tie
policeman for illegal arrest His letter 10 the Areniv
Nationa announcing his intention. shows the state Of
feeling about this affair He says:-slt is a duty 10
present 10 justice this prszcn-faced impotence or arb
tr1ry force. l win perform IL Shall we allow
ssvcs 10 be robbed Of The liberty Of mourning
count upon you Mr.. Editor, to assist this
II Ia the OF all Of 6odefroy Cavaignac. tao
the good man. good citizen, the brave journalist would
have received and defended II beneath his nag. You
viii act ike Godefroy Cavagnac.n