The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
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The Paris Press ON the Italian Question-A
Hit nj the English Observation-Disclosures
Policy Towards Itnly-ReccpsiOn Of the EN-.
peror Of Austria-EIis Interview With the
King Of Prussin-The Mont Gents Railway
Mrs. Van Zandt-Genernl Mcclellan.
PARIS, Oct rs, 1857.
1t is decidedly amusing to witness the aoundsrng Of
the Paris journals In their discussion OF the recent
nouncement Of the Aoniteur relative TO the settlement
for the present OF the Italian difficulty The Coasitu
onel and other organs bespatter Victor
Emanuel with praise for his magnanimlty and exhibi-
ton OF honor and good faith hintng, however that
slight PRESSURE in the shape Of eight ships Of and
ten thousand men, partly embarked, necessary to
bring these good qualities Of tho Kings nature. The
clerical journals utterly dissatisfied, and demand
that the Italian shall be put to It's purgaon
and required to fully, finally, and forever all
idea OF making Rome the capital Of the kingdom.
The liberal and democratic Journals the other
hand consider that nothing really settled, that sim
liar crisis to the ono just passed through is liable TO
again, and that is tho duty OF France to dsen
gage herself from any further obligations in the
One OF the funniest episodes the whole affair is the
fact OF the publication yesterdays Consutionne the
journal which, after the official Nonteur most nearly rep
resents the views OF the French government, OF a
bitter article relative to the taken BY the English
press upon Roman question In this extraordinary
being . meddlesoms people. a proseytIng people,
bisoted people, and the question Is mildly limited how
they would like 1t IL the French government should
sumo the same position toward Belgium that the Eng.
sh press recommends Italy TO adopt regarding Rome.
The article Intended 10 be crusher and coming
does from . journal OF such importance, win have
tendency TO interfere with the eente cordaIe, ut least
between the French and English press.
Aremarkable statement Is in circulation to the effect
that the Prussan ambassador the Count de Goltz con-
vsyeddo the French the information that RAJ
tazz had made overures Bismarck TO back up Italy In
case OF with France II this be so-and Is matter
2, 'oos a. 'eousn nsv
disposed TO throw or her ally and at the same time
place herself on good footing with France, now that
France 10 hob.nobong with Austria and the two em.
perors are exchanging cviies and perhaps talking OF
moro serious matters aud specializing upon future posi-
Ths reception OF the Emperor OF Austria by tho
Parssns on the occasion Of his FIRST visit 10 the French
capital was one q the most enthusiastic ever given 70
monarch anywhere. The sympathies Of tho french
people have been excited IN behalf Of this young SOW
creign, whose political and domestic misforsunes
VIII form such sad page in history, and FEELING,
Is they cannot avoid doing, tina. France Is IN
great part responsible for OF them. their generosity
exhibition Of their feeling in a greater degree than
have ever seen u upon any other such an occasion
Even the reception Of Me Car vas not 90 enthusiastic
and everybody remarked how infinitely more hearty
Prussia.
For hours before the time sppoipsd for the arrival OF
tho Emperor at the srasburg railway station the eide.
walks both sides OF ,bs Bouevards the windows OF
which were hung with 1ags, we're lined with an ex-
peciant crowd, who waited patiently and orderly 70
catch glimpse OF the coming guest. few policemen
were sufficient 10 keep the street clear and the lines
unbrokep. Fer hour before the expected arrival no
carriages were allowed 10 drive. the Bonievards OK.
ceptng those OF The ambassadors and others bound 70
the railway station TO assist at the reception Tne wnoe
lad been laid ,hlckly with sand for the purpose
OF making the carriage wheels run more easily. inc
hours spent In waiting we're diversified only. py the
sight OF the gay squpagss Of the various amDassadors
and those Of The courL
A little after two o'clock . carrlags,s with single
driver and Two foesmsn, Ia the rich green and ged