The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16
FRANCE.

Father Hyacinthc's Letter 10 the Bishop OF
Orieans-A Thousand Letters Of Approval a
Day-Iis Case 70 Come Before the COun-
cil-The Empress Sets Out for tho East
The Mission to Misunderstanding Of the Hip
Rodreme-Dcmocracy Brewing Storm.
PARIS, Oct. q 1859.
The answer OF Father Hyacinthe to the afrecuonate
appeal OF the Bishop Of Orleans has caused much
satisfaction among the enlightened members Of the
ecclesiastical world In Paris.
The great preacher Is at present residing with his
brother. In the Avenue dc Neutlly, No. 95. and has
received as many a. thousand letters OF ooDgratu-
latlon and sympathy day. He has held long
conference with the Archbishop Of Paris and, 1t Is
said. win be defended In the Council at Rome by the
Bishops Of Chalons ana Bayeux; also by the Arch
bishops OF Avignon and Reims Cardinal Matthew,
the celebrated ex-CarmelIte on the other hand. is
appointed TO combat the manifesto.
Notwithstanding the immense opposition made to
the Empress voyage In the East she left st. Cloud
at half past i've, as was appointed She was accom-
panied to the station by the Emperor and the Minis
ters even by those who do not approve OF the
sion, aud In order to refute the rumors current
respecting the GOODNESS existing between the family
OF Prince Napoleon and herself she drove to Mendon
take leave Of Princess Clothilde and brought the
Prince back In her carriage TO st. Cloud The Jour-
through Italy, where she Will remain few days,
will cost 100000 francs, including divers. by which
Is meant 'presents" A celebrated financier has
chalked down the outlay day by day up to the
moment Of her MajesJy's return.
Some conversation and malicious comment have
arisen the subject OF General Feury's nomination
as French ambassador to Russia. He thought un-
tit for diplomacy and this appointment Is attributed
TO the necessity Of his going through Cabinet stage
before he taxes any part In the ministry nere which,
we are told Is TO he an olivier Fleury one. Punsters
call 1t "Olliver 1euri,n or .palm blossom' In our
dialect May IL be so, after the late excitements.
Added to the horrors of the Pantn murder, which
all the penny aners are living, there has been an
other terrible incident near Paris During the COM
pete destruction Of the Hippodrome by fire the glow
80 intense that the BOulevards were lighted up
by the flames as far as the Porte St. Martin. The In
tensity Of the fire was increased by the proximity
or GandOts depot OF ete decorations for the city OF
Paris. All the theatrical spendOrs OF festive cele
bratons are destroyed and being mostly Of very thin
pine wood, more or less covered with paint and tar,
blazed up with frightful rapidity. Thousands OF peO
pie rose from their beds and left their homes TO
the progress OF the fire. II broke out at about eleven
O'Clock.
The great question whether or not the Chambers
to be c0ny0ked for the 25tn s debated In private
council. II the propagation lasts beyond that date
public opinion will express itself after Its peculiar
fashion In this capital. The storm ID gathering In
the provinces moro threateningly even than In
Paris. The iimsy pretence that the deputies
assemble IN palace OF which the roof Is failing In
cannot be credited by the nation.