The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER

NOV EM DEN 1O, lCOl
because he could not do othsr~iss with any hope Of
saving bis crown: that the strong for him
| to resist.
IL is well understood that Lass evening the govern
meat sent on protest to Florence against the act Of
the Italian troops. One looks vain through tbs COL
or the discreet Monitsr this morning for any In
formation which viii snIirhtsn Us upon the situation.
No ausion Is made TO it. and even the bare fact Of
the movements or tbs Italian troops is mentioned The
semi official Consaionnel has, however, attempted TO
pour little oil on tho troubled waters TIE Patrie,
claiming also, certain amount OF semi-onicaly, pub
shsd last evening bitter article against the King and
LAZY In which IL assumed the position that this act was
equivalent TO declaration OF against France and
that IL is so considered By the French govern
| Tnent II further states that the Minister
of War. Marshal Neil, and the Minister OF
foreign affairs were closeted together q long while
At ST Cloud yesterday. Tho Constitatinnd OF this
morning takes pains to deny latter statement, and
asserts that the Parties article has oical character
whatever
One ming Is very certain, the greatest activity pre-
walls in all the navy yards aud garrisons throughout
France. In Paris troops aud military
mo sing through the streets than NJ any time
since the italian There Is no doubt that great co n
ceLtra ions Of troops being made, not
only towards tho Alps but in the direction
| OF the Rhine. The division OF the army OF
| Paris has received tho order 70 be ready TO leave
at the s, signal and for several days past permis
sions OF leave nsvs been granted for period Of more
than tweDty-foGr hours. All The military and naval
preparations are being made upon a which seems
scarcely necessary FIR mere eacounter with the Carl.
Tor any oveuruaa.y. The attitude OF Prussia
comes an interesting For several days past the
Paris Journals have been pattnR Prussia on tue back
aud admrng her generosity for an al eyed assusascs
which she IS ai to nave given TO the Emperor that she
| vii not interfere In Italy.
| mails Of more or 30 official status inform us that
Prussia has not yet felt u necsssary 70 make
| report 10, indeed, IN circulation IN well informed
ccies that the prussan ambassador Florence has
formed the Italian government that so long as the opera
tons Of the French confined TO Roman territory
Prussia will not interfere but that IL they foot upon
Sumo even 60 SO far As to say that tho Emperor is a.
ready organizing bis mil ary household n view OF the
are in circulation, but The Aosiew keeps provokingly
| silent
Tho government is taking this Italian matter seriously
Iu order TO render odous aod prevent possible
demonstrations IN France 10 favor Of tho Italian n
sursen.s the follo"ins published in the Aons
| the night before to all the Protects in Frances
| Now that the French nag floats The walls Of
Civa vecchia, and that French troops in pre-
sence OF the revolutionary bands which have invaded
the Pontcai States IT would b almost supernuous 70
taeir Chiefs all enooura smsnt, al assistance given
them BY means OF sub scripton or 10 any other way.
the psns law a. 81 % Inc ssuSmsa OF lOyay ana as,S
1 ton OF the counry.
rue government counts upon the patriotism OF all
the organs OF press, whatever opinions they may
defend and hopes that IL will NOS BE- obliged 70 have
recourse 70 the severity Of The Law.
The same journal, however, which contains this
warning also states that the severy Of the has
alrssdy been invoked in The Of journas-ths
been publishing articles on the "intervsntion, speak
ing oi L Is beng as unjust as It was unpopular: The
Monday eycainS IN the nsighborhood OF the Hotel do
Vile, whittier tue Emperor Francis Joseph was go0g U
attend the banquet 0ered him In the OF the city
by Baron Haussns2n The streets leading TO Il
through which the imperial ccrtege was 70 PISS were
crowded Win people. most Of whom BELONGED appar.
emily TO tho working classes with 1R Aprinkng Of
| s,udsnts AZ The carriage containing the Emperors
passed. THROUGH the pace u front Of the Hotter dc Vile
loud and distinct OF "Vive Gdribddi," " b0s
rintzveatioa (''Hurrah for Garibsidi I" "Down with
the inter ention y wore heard The soucaords secret
Immediately commenced operations ADD said to have
arrested about thirty psrs ms who yet been
leased Among them were workmsn, journal su and
II Is probable that the government is inclined
general iifesng which exists IN Paris-a feeling Of
easness and Dissatisfaction among the lover classsa
wn,cn expresses ITSELF more plainly and positively nov
Olicaiiy the grand Exhibition may BE- said to have
drawo ITS last breath aud closed YESTERDAY oa account.
days aud In consideration OF the net proceeds
DSos ss 70 be kept open s Sunday next There
Will be, however. no closing rsmony. Had
matters been IN their normal condition In PARIS Il was
but tho Emperor has too many matters OF greater
Importance to attend TO ut present The number Of Wis
the last has been enormous, reachnl II Is
said, nearly 800 000 Exhibitors may commences remov-
ing their goods to-day, and many which will not be
taken away, are to Be sold at auction Russa and
turkey have already commenced selling out There will
doubtless os little confusoa aud l1ss attending the
removal OF the goods All those not iakcn by the
30sn of November are DO removed to the public
and kept a. the risk and cost Of the owner and
be sold and the proceeds devoted to the charities Of
paria far the goods OF Amor exhibitors are
States Commissioner ceases with the Gloss Of the Exn
biion. l learn that many OF the An rcan exhibitors
who returned TO the United States after tue distribution
OF prizes have yet made no arrangements whatever
With tho sxcspuon Of the keepers Of hotels and
lodging houses the Psrisiaas generally will be glad that
the Exhibition is To the people OF Paris generally
has been bore aud nuisance, raising the prices
o. everything, rendering residence bore uncomfort-
| able, making coacnnlsn and ~oskmen aud servants
ez,gcaaf aud insosot Inc shopksepers, . whole,
Complain that they have mado nothing by IT. that
people who 10 the Exnibon did not como
20 make purchases, and that not they but only the
hotels and lodging houses have prontsd By it.
Unless the police prevent il Ii under.
stood that there Will be decided Italian demonstration
tomorrow in Paris Tomorrow Il the ,ar ds morris
tie day on which the Parsaus visit The graves OF
friends whom they have lost during the year aud rensw
no ssd upon 'soss o. ~ 40 Oasr
lta patriot Pere In Chaise, will be- visited not only
by tho Italians resident IN Paris but BY thousands Of
frenchm partisAns OF Italian liberty and indepsn
dence. We shall see whether the government will or
viii not consider THU: as giving encouragement 70 the
The Emperor Of Austria has consented to remain until
the 4th Of November, and goes Sunday and Mon
day to Compegns for couple OF days shooting. A.
tue hunt Of small game st. Gernain, lees
tnan thousand nine hundred and sghty bead were
killed, tie larger number being brought down BY
Francis Joseph. When II IL remembered that In al
these royal hunts the game which has been preserved
10 driven up to the guns OF the shooters BY whole
army OF beat the bushes eli about with eticks
tho large quantity Of game aiways brought dows docs
appear surprising Neither 10 " 20 strange, whom
posnsss OF sovsreigns each other 10 taken Into
consideration, that the 'honored guest y the man
whose gun always deals the greatest amount Of dssuc
ton
the ITALIAN CIRCULAR.
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General Menabrea 20 the Kings Rcpresen.