The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31
OUR SPECIAL CORREsPuwDEyeE.
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SPECIAL Correspondence OF rte HfsstO.

Tho italian Complications and SeriOmS
Alarm In Paris-Irritating Discussions Of
the Purties-Growing Dimculties. Of thcJ
Sifuution-Int ervention and War-l.oss Of
National Prestige-German Policy.
PANS, Oct. 10, 1861.
Before this reaches you Is Altogether probable that
the electric fluid will convey,,d you the story Of
the solution Of the present Itasu mudde. Ii would
however require the constant king Of the cable from
this time TO then to give you fult and complete history
Of the state Of anxiety and alarms which exists In Paris
now, Of the ordinations and limitations passing
tween the religious and secular the clerical and aa-
clerical journals and the details Of the varied advice
which is svshed upon the govenimsut on all hands a.
to the only rsai and proper OF solving the Italian
problem.
The ultra clerical journals and party are or course
sirous Of an immsdys intervention while the radical
papers urgent In opposing H. The semi.ofncial
portion Of the prcshas been 'blowing hot and cold"
awaiting the return OF the Emperor TO Paris before any
committing opinioyl expressed.
It expected that the Moniter Of yesterday would
have contained ~ unmistakabs declaration OF the
tentions Of the government the result Of the meet
ing OF the Cabin ct held the day before under the
dency Of the nperor, at St. Cloud But the oracle
NAMED dumb q to the which the Cabinet had
decided upes II Il had decided, and only uttered
couple Of CIV wis., from which tho bcligerent tendencies
Of the rove nment might however. be inferred These
AO4t1ictr
Of wsdns day evening and the other in that Of the fol-
lowing ay rather curious specimens OF the bolons
dessoi, or "fcelsr." which the government lie in the
habit putting forth important occasions. for the
pups Of ascsrtainng what viii DO their immediate
sulta upon public sentiment.
inx jouroai il ~ follows Tranquility continues 70
re- in Rome no.withstandins the exctasions coming
~ attemp,s far from sprngng up In The Pontncai
serri,osy. have been Violently imported BY invading
do,ion 70 international law The republican tsndsucios
which these bands do not dssimulats and the
su 70 CONFIRM shs sentiments r. dsy ,:sasd 70 The
Hoy Father By the urban populations and BY those Of
The next paragraph, which in still stronger word,
register the impression Of the French govern
mont Of the r:spoas'bili,y Of tina. Of I,sly i.'
' a. foiiows-rss s.scsisuas Of sss news given
shs Ms q yssssrd,.y lay, I'M. newly :s. I. g
doubt Of the fact bands continue the
q their e. ARE a u an, s
capital carried eight hundred They appear . b
tween Nc.ts LbissI Monte Rio Rsmass, vsro,i and
The fact that the xo~iss had BEEN thus sxpllc. ID
ts statement about ocers In uniform was considered
pretty good evidence that desired 70 charge the Italian
s.s ~. A ;ss s ss -
means pleased thersa Later In the day report "a
III Sss had S::1 su s
the result Of this ana Of ths Acnitsws paragraph
was . considerable panic NJ the Bourss, whore the
French three per cents went down eighty confines and
everything else followed suit
II France nterfsres, a. 10 10 new believed she will,
| war, nobody doubts, will France has not the
| prestige that she had in 1S4Q. when she could
without hand beng raised against her. restore Rome "a
a. orderr and the Pope 70 his posssssonA Italy doea
NOT stand alone she did then, but has strong
friend 1t her back in the shape Of Prussia who In
has strong friend - hers in the shape Of Russia and
Iay with her growing disposition 70 get out Of the lead
ing strings Of France, will doubtless feel strong
enough 70 snap her fingers II her. II she count
upon the positive aid OF Prussia the hand, she
can, the other, claim the negative one Of Q strong
| feeling In France against any more foreign inter
venonsa feeling 70 which the melancholy termination
and lessons Of the Mexican expedition have given
such positive shape and color. She count upon
general feeling Of unsssiness and unquIet IN France
arising out Of high, tszss and dear bread sns can
eount upon general feeling that the present govern
mspt ~ passed s climax Of glory and powsr-a gen
n1foopG that change ID mot far on France 10 get
un1e@eod Of military glory and, In place Of this etsr
nal mixing up In other peoples businsss and manifest
ing desire 70 become general constable she asks FOL
Internal liberty for she freedom Of the press and speech
which the present government has promised time and
again, only, thus far, 70 withhold, and which
| only continue 70 postpone
The same general feeling Of dstrust exhibited BY the
panic ct the Bourss yesterday continues and
| today.