The New York herald., 1867-11-10

There Ia sxhihiton OF that feeling which prompted
We hundreds of thousands or people 70 shrvsx ~
s.see .e,osgn which H. pasd ss -sa ~ isf. Paris Tor
the ned OF Solfernc. vita tie generous
g! matns 'italy fres from 10 Ap' 70 us orp s.ich
ne then conamenced and partially sctoupilsne"i Wa.
Lis Intervention in lay may be inc means 2, agan
breaking up the Italian Kingdom. ihs cnIfeh
party Is OF course with Inn, and 70 concillAie
The Church party is OF corrss the end ann ana
t-e,es' and ths signature OF France, TO sustain tho
honor and credit of which the partisans OF the
government claim the present movement 10 have for
obec Is Il course all humbus. The signature Of France
10 the treaty London Of May s. 1852 guaranteed the
lntsyrity Of DennaTk but France did NOS move step
10 prevent Austria and PRUSSIA from stealing Scheswg
Holsteu and Luxembourg The signature OF France
affixed TO the treaty OF Zurich on the 10Th OF No
vemhor 1859: but these promises were carried
into effect The signature OF France the treaty or
Mlranar did not prevent the French army from
NOS becsus lne Emperor particularly desires make
the signature or France respected that he sends his
.esohs 70 hoe S e goes no. ieei strong enough %
paced him In power and the party whose influence he
fears might dsplace him. or At east prevent his son
Is really the great conservative party of France the
only one upon which lac can reav depend, and in view
q ne approaching general elections, he fears to aenae
In the army and navy this movement is exceedingly
unpopular. As an evidence OF the suddenncss with
which the final departure OF tho lice, determined
upon may mention the fact that On Friday the nect
having loft on Saturday In Paris an ofcer on ono
on leave Hs spoke OF the greaI unpopulany, both in
the military and naval departments or the expedition
The Mc0ifslr of yesterday Sunday morning explains
the order given for the departure OF the fleet in tho fol-
lowing terms
The departure OF the feet and the troops from Tou-
Ion for Civts Neccha had been suspended up 70 this
morning upon the request Of Victor Emanuel; but no
cabinet has yet been formed al Florence the revolutona
bands conilnue invade the Poncal territory and
place Rome tsof 10 danger The French government
cannot therefore any longer postpone the occupation
upon which IL had decided and tho Emperor has made
known his resolutions at Florence. This has
aggressive character against Italy Each or the two
countries equally interested In the triumph OF order
and or law. The revolutionary invaslons attempted
against Rome only violation OF public right and
OF treaties. The Italian nation, with its sovereign can
not hold IN regard these other sentiments than
ourf and preserve Tho hope that tho amicabls rea-
tons which unite the two peoples will not be disturbed
All this 10 ''all right Tor francis Joseph. Ho
could II Il were polite ''chaf" bis imperial host at
terrible upon this result of his movements in favor
or Italian unity. Indeed. the Emperor OF Austria may
possibly indulge tho hope that of general neIco
he may his lost influence in Italy, and better
still, his dear LombardoN Nenan Kingdom and his be-
loved quadriatera and that his "sympathies or youth
may YET find JOY in gazing from his own battle
mens upon s'the elbow OF the Sfincion Ger
tain II s however, that tho present dis
turbed state or AFFAIRS prevents him from enjoying
much of the society OF his brother Emperor. so be
and his brothers and suite are doing Pars their
Cluny--they 60 to the opora Comique and laugh
heartily did Bismarck at the rich humor 2f the
'Grande Duohesse" But Napoleon has AS much rs he
attend to in his Cabinet and but little time 70 give
10 his guests whom IN hrs heart he doubtless wishes
wore back in Austria, or any whore but here.