The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04

pearance. AT Rennes the industries which consume
certain Quantity OF water are no longer aowe ta
tricts the continued drought ID the cause ol great
apprehension The following Is q resume OF the va,
between Paris ana orsans AnsoalSe and Bor
deaux. Tours and Nantez and Vt. Nazaire, Paris ana
Paris and Bouiogne; but 1t is bad between Orleans
and Moulins JOgny and Djou ana all throughout TIE
country where the farming Is Indifferent. From
Never has the harvest been 80 abundant IN that
colony. The corn cut fifteen days since was splen-
did fho barley has been exceptionally prolific and
oats have never been so fine.
FEELING TOWARDS SPAIN.
The Journals have made considerable noise about
'tne order OF the ToisOn dor offered by the Spanish
government and accepted by N. Olivier" 1t was
IN truth never accepted but refused by the Minister,
az ne has refused all other decorations The order
vi Noble Ladies OF Spain was then offered to Madame
olivier and she accepted 1t. The Pyesse declares
convention signed by her husband was blamed, it
should be. NOBODY pays attention To the Pesse,
az since NJ. dc la Pontene has become chief editor
OF that Journal every occasion is taken advantage OF
10 attack N. Olivier, against whom NJ. Mires has
declared war.
AN IMPERIAL TYPE sgrrxR-RoYAL CONTESTS WITH
ENGLAND
Well the Prince Royal mas taken up new study
thai a,S Of ypography The Moaiteur pretends that
IN the Tni!eries for the purpose OF teaching Napo
leon Nv. how TO express his young ideas IN type. or
course ne Will commence as an Imperial '.prnter's
devif' and finish as master printer. If all the
knowledge crammed into the dear boys head bring
iorth good lrut he Will turn Out living monument
OF talent.
Personally The Prince is very. popular; his
SIMPLE engaging manners make for MIN friends
tnls is but The popularity Of q boy and may be OF
no service 70 him In after life. We
OF my meaning. The Prince OF Wales boy was
very popular. The statuete and prints Ot his Royal
highness dressed as sailor to be seen years since
In the shop windows were successes. John Bull
was accustomed 10 initiate his head with the idea
that he was TO have sailor King, and the patriotic
har rnfh INCL
larity Is valuable possession while 1t lasts II. r.
II. knew not how to keep It, Az present ne mas lost
SIN lad his father died. and his mother, over
whelmed with grief, could not exercise the neces-
sary influence. Possibly he has committed no
greater iOies than other young men OF his age put
the English people desire that their future chief
should merit the respect OF ALL and are bitterly dis
appointed that the son OF their widowed
have made her beloved at home and al
mired throughout the world-should have given
tins cause Tor wide spread scandal In Paris, rs
elsewhere his name IL spoken or with dersion.
When here, two or three years since story gained
truth OF winch do not vouch. II untrue, it, at any
rate, shows the estimation in which the Prince is
held by Parisans or they would not have invented
IL. His Royal HIglness was at the opera with his
aide-de-camp and wished to leave early. The car
rage had not arrived: that was no obstacle; street
cab would do; but one Oi the minister's however
who was present, would mob hear OF ths and, his
Carriage was at the door OF the theatre, he offered
1t the distinguished visitor who with his aide de-
camp, lost no time in taking their departure The
minister returned nome on foot, and was .astounded
when passing the corner OF street leading into the
Chausee d'Antn at seeing his carriage and servants
at the door OF well known house Of anything but
moral repute.
1t is To be sincerely hoped that the Prince Imperial,
who VIII within but few snort years enter maa's
estate, may avoid the temptations which have been
the ruin Of thousands In the outset OF their public
career. That the present Emperor may live for
many years, so as 10 watch over The early manhood
OF his son. Is the sincere wish OF all VINO desire to
see France continue to enjoy the blessings OF tran
quilty al nome and the maintenance OF her influence
ABROAD.