The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-29

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this festival Of The eagles" has proved failure
as spectacle 1t was magnificent, wonderful tho
dense masses Of people from all parts that crowded
to witness Louis Napoleon, at the head Of 10000
men, were immune able but only one sentiment
seemed to pervade them-curiosity. Notwithstand-
ing the enthusiasm of Of the troops, who Justify
shouted V,ve Emperor, the great mass remained
cold-the thing was failure. Even these shouts Of
Iice PE'apeeT were SO scanty that many persons
did not hear them.
The Empire, then. has not been re- established in
name; but Louis Napoleon is as much emperor as
he needs be- all but the name. Before distributing
the eagles standards to the colonies Of the d fer
emit regiments, Louis Napoleon made short address
to the troopsthe most salient point of which was,
that the restoratien Of the eagle not intended
a menace to foreign States" The President
called upon the soldiers to swear to die in defence
Of the emblem he had restored to them.
The number OF English officers in uniform present
at the review was very considerable.
The bali at the Ecole Militaire, on Tuesday even
ing, was on an mexampled scale of grandeur. On
Wednesday evening, Paris was the spectacle of
splendid fireworks on the Trocaaers.
BY curious coincidence, on the very same day
doth May) that the would-be Emperor of France
was holding his review of 40, 900 men on the Champ
de Mars, the Emperors of Austria and of Russia
together reviewing Austrian army of 80, 600
men on the glacis at Vienna.
The Emperor Of Russia arrived Mt Vienna on the
9th. He had not been there since he helped to de-
feat the Hungarians. He appeared in the uniform
Of an Austrian hussar, whilst the young Austrian
Emperor Russian one You may be sure
that Louis Napoleons affairs pretty amply dis
cussed by these tive imperial worthless, their Jo
hannisberger after dinner.
The Paris Dfonte,n Of Tuesday publishes thirty
four columns Of promotions in the army Crosses,
dale 10 ~ ,ly Ai.fr
st. Arnaud is to be made Marshal of France.
A number of Arab chiefs attended the review in
their national costume; their swarthy countenances
and white flowing robes contrasted well with the
uniforms of the Presidents brilliant staff. A wag
wttily observed that all the generals present
to welcome them except those that conquered them,
Cavaignac and Changarnier Changarnier has ad-
dressed very strong letter to Louis Napoleon, re-
fusing to take the oath of allegiance. Arago, the
astronomer, has also refused, and dismissed
from his scientific profcssorship. Such an act, how
ever could not fail to produce general murmur-so
much so, indeed, that he has been reinstalled.
The Danish question has been settled in London.
Prince Christian, Of Gucksburg, is to succeed to
the Danish crown on the death Of the present King
and Of the present Kings brother, who are both
childless. The great powers, including Prussia,
have signed treaty to this effect; they do not,
however, guarantee the integrity Of the Danish en-
pire, though they declare it desirable. The Duke
Of Augustcnburg receives an indemnity in money for
his property in Holstein.
The Empress of Russia has been visiting Berlin,
whilst her august consoft is at Vienna. They will
all meet shortly at Of the capitals. An entente
between the Northern powers is q probable result.
A crisis is imminent at Berlin. in consequence Of
the rejection, by the Second Chamber, Of the Kings
message relative to the formation Of the peerage
but it is a local question.
The strength Of the Derby cabinet was tested the
other night to purpose. On the strength of its
recent majorities the militia bill the minority
became plucky, and resolved to bring in q bill to
dispose of the two vacant parliamentary boroughs Of
ill., Nov ho~It ssct-,
being simply one of suferance, the opposition op-
posed its taking important a measure. Mr.
Gladstone proposed " the order Of the day., and the
ministry were defeated by majority of eghty-six.
The Wagner case has terminated. The injunction
demanded by Lumley has been confirmed So the
matter rests for the present. Johanna Wagner can
not sing in London without Lumley's consent. The
public, meantime, are disappointed in not hearing
her
Rose Cherie. from Paris, is acting at st. James
theatres and the enterprisng lessee of that theatre,
Mr.. Mitchell, has engaged German dramatic COM
pany to perform Dramas tragedies, sc.
Captain Coward, of the Renovation, has been
amined before the authorities at Venice, relative to
the ships he in the ice. His deposition (Which
| enclose) has been forwarded to the Admiralty.
1t confirms the fact of having seen the vessels which
he presumed to be wrecked Greenlandmen
The America arrived at Liverpool, on Sunday.
! he Arctic arrived on Wednesday,
London brilliantly illuminated last night, to
commemorate Queen Victoria's birthday. London
Toured forth her millions: the streets densey
q DIVIDED that it was difficult TO The prevail
jig high wind put ont many OF the gas stars,
crowns etcetera which somewhat marred the effect.
A Geographic despatch announces the arrival Of
another mail from India
Our dates from Bombay arc to the 18th of April.
The troops for Burmah were all embarked by the
3Oth Of March The whole force To unite he
issngoon on the 9th of April and Rangoon was
expected to be in possession by the 10th of the
same month. The force would then advance
speedily possible further up.into the country, be-
fore the rainy season, and would then await rein
forcements, and the return Of more favorable wea-
Their.
The expedition under Sir Colin Campbell return
ed to Peshawur on the 9th Of March. Three days
afterwards however, outbreaks upon the from
tiers reported. and it was expected the troops
would again be sent off.