The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21


C'est tei qui - formee
Bun rayon dc sOleil
Nous benissons aurors
It riantes pleurs
Qui 10 trent eclore
Bans ties jardiDs de feurs!
Etoile qui scintile
Et ne leve nous,
SEES rayons de Castillo
Font notre cel plus doux
LIE pauvre see soufrances
Promet meleur Temps
a deux providences,
Lannee deux printemps
| Dieu qui veille sur les trones,
Bieu qui prend pite de nous,
Benira les deux couronnes
Des deux augustes epoux
Lorsque Ia France Iimplore,
| Dieu sur ellie ouvre les yeux;
Notre pays est encore
lie pays Anne dos cieuxi
(Grnnd chnur fnal)
When the Emperor and Empress were returning
to the Tueries from Notre Dame the huge imperial
crown which was placed on the top of the carriage
against the aurent of the Pavilion de Horloge,
the principal entrance to the palace. The conse.
was broken to pieces. Louis Napoleon is said to be
supersttous, and if 50, he will hardly consider the
| omen good one.
1t is interesting to know the opinions of the Span
ish press on this absorbing topic, and we therefore
translate the following from the Espaha OF the 26th
| January
To-day delicious Granada can add to her glorious
titles that of having given BIRTH in her eastern boun
dairy to the Empress Of the French Marie Eugene de
Guzmany Porto Carrero, who has lived among since
her youngest years, whom we have seen with pride
growing and sparkling lovely amongst the most
beautiful of capital, and who gives her hand
to Napoleon Ill The news of this event awakens
in the Spanish heart an netiable sentiment Of joy.
She Spaniard, who goes to impart to the throne
Of powerful and great nation the Ccat Of her grace
and Of her beauty 1t is at Paris the capital Of Eu
rope, that the Castilian type receives its palm Of
beauty 1t is the Countess Of Teba-she who treated
us with 30 anable q kindness, and who by her per-
rhovvv mt IF
is she who presented to her age and to posterity,
clad in the purple Of the Caesars and participating in
the high destnies of him who is at once the heir Of
the man of the century and the subduer Of anarchy It
is our sympathetic c0untrywoman who is chosen to
reign over all the social submits of great people,
1t is the lively and spiritual Spanard who goes to pre-
side over the glory OF science the luxury OF art the
Development Of industry, the civilization Of France
We envy at this moment our compatriots residing at
Paris We do not doubt that at sight of the features
OF the interesting Empress in the midst Of the solemn
pomp of the ceremony, they will be proud to see her
We are sure that the Empress is the preferred of
his heart but let US be permitted to believe that
monarch having acquired experience in cruel viciss-
tudes, and who has given such proofs that he is
skiful judicious, and even profound calculator has
not delivered himself up to the sweet sentiment of
love without having recognized that Marie Eugene
possesses solid qualities which render her worthy Of
this elevation, joining to the ravshing powers Of
her attractions the gift of captivating by her good
ness and adding to sensible and generous heart the
germ of moral force which Blanche de Castillo had
to exhibit in sustaining the infancy Of another French
sovereign.
The Countess of Teba is not Of the blood of the
present regning houses of Europe but the history of
her ancestors may be envied by the majority of the
German princes. She is descendant of the Enri-
quez. family to whom it is no new thing to give
sovereigns and lustrious sovereigns too the two
James of Navarro and of Arragon.
England.
CALLING OUT THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGINGs-cAPT. ERIos-
soN-THE GREAT GRAND CHILDREN OF ROBERT
BURNs-FRENCH SURVEYS ON THE ENGLISH COAST
IMMENSE SCREW STEAMER.
We understand that it is the intention Of the go
vernment to call out the whole of the militia of En-
gland, for one lunar months training, in April or
May next. The force is to be out all over the
try at the same time, with the object of checking the
double and even triple enlistments which it is sus-
Iected have taken place. The appointment of an
adjutant general Of militia is only postponed till the
force is raised
In the window Of a goldsmiths shop in Bernard
street, southampton, there is exhibited waterbot
tie made from the clay found at the Australian gold
diggings. The clay is of much darker color than
that from which water pitchers are made in this
country The bottle is shapely, but it is neither
glazed nor ornamented On close inspection several
minute specks OF gold are observable on the surface
OF the bottle.
Captain Ericsson tried his calorc principle TWEEN
ty years ago. at Mr. Laird's yard, Brkenhead.
The experiment. however, was not successful, in
consequence OF the engines gettng TOO dangerously
hot.
We find the following melancholy announcement
in the DpnfrieS C0ur,cr:-"Ded, at sea- on board
the ship Chance, from Liverpool to Port Philip, on
The 18th OF September last, Arabella Ann; he Sth
September, Robert Burns; the 18th September,
Arthur Vincent, the Only children of Mr.. Berkeley
W. Hutchinson, surgeon, government medical officer
Of the Chance, and great grand children of Robert
Burns" Mrs. Hutchinson is the daughter of Major
James Glencairn Burns, and was educated in Dunn
fries, under the care Of her grandmother, Bonnie
JEAN
The following extraordinary statement appears in
the Belfast Banner" We have received from an
Edinburg correspondent letter, dated the 10Th
ult in which it is stated that during the last week,
q French steamer has been Cruising of Berwick, and
every night the men are engaged in taking sound
ings Of the Tweed, while during the day artists are
employed in making sketches of the coast
The largest mercantile ship in the world, the screw
steamer Himaaya, of 5000 tons measurement, de-
signed and built at Mr.. Mares establishment, at
Blackwell, for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company, will be complete for launch
ing next month She is to be propelled by screw
machinery of hundred horse power, by Messrs.
Penn & Co.
A large Reform Soree was held at Manchester on
the Sd inst lat which many eminent reformers were
present.
Ireland.
DEATH OF THE EARL OF TYRCoSNELL-EARL OF st.