The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14

win resume. tth week. ths publication Il Ger
Sands history fher lie. The intsuuptica wAs
history viii end not With tie marriage, Is was y
rumored, but with the close Of l847. FIaAHe.
PARrs. Oct. 80, 1854.
Pensso~s to Aesddmes 81. Arnaud and Bx1caud-Aos
ments Of the Impersal Cosrs-Cxrso~s Dspsyopexsenss
Comstanfinople- Vdried Occupations Of ne Csor-N
7aeory Of the Geologiool March Of ne CAosera-r
Vacant Chair in TIE FrewcA Academy-Cruveus-
Vro,-ApproacAing Ainisterial CAanges.
A fatterfng letter Of coincidence from the Empl
ror TO the widow OF Marshal st. Armand Il followed
In tho Monsfeur BY IN announcement which, liz
the postscript to ladys letter, renders Is doubl
gratifying to her; for it amounts to promise Of
pension OF 10000 francs year, a. . national recon-
pense. It Ia also accompanied by similar promise
to the widow Of Marshal Bugeaud. Thus, the vi
dowsof the heroes Of Isly and Of Alma will be put
on the Same comfortable footing.
The Emperor and Empress Of the French Il, ~
pears, have decided to postpone their visit TO Com
pegne for the present. and intend TO remain Ct Saint
Cloud until the rews confidently anticipated and|
strangely pro ,rsatnated, Of the fall Of Hebastopo
shal have reached Paris. In accordance, probably,
with their alleged resolution TO withhold their pro-
sence from public places amusement until the
arrival Of that news, they were absent yesterday
from the races at Longchamps which came or bril.
hantly, nevertheless thanks to weather a. delight
full a. 1t is rare at this season Of the year. II the
sun shines with equal brightness on Wednesday, the
sfe of Toussant win be less gloomy than usual and
u1asn ~ ~
which astronomers predict for the 4th November.
The Ottoman government ia no less confident THAI
the French that Sebastopol win be taken. The
Kisjas and the Imans have concerted already upon
the signals for thankagiyings and illuminstions.
French tradesmAn at Constantinople has proHted BY
the circumstance and advertises 100 900 little lamps
for sale for the occasion. We have not yet heard
hat the lamps are lit. Meanwhile. darkness d be-
ing made visible" at Constantnople by the startling
Developments to which the discovery OF forged
seal Of Mehemet ALI the brother inlaw Of the Sui
tan, and che Of his principal ministers, cannot fail
to lead. The jealous eyes Of the Ulemas SEQ, or
think they see. behind the ruined banker Dgezaias
two figures no less important than Reschid Paoha
and Lord Stratford de Redcle, in this sombre con-
spiracy 80 near the person Of the Sultan
Gar it is, to say the least curious sight "a SEQ
him now at review, conferring az chief OF the or
thodox faith, solemn and public benedicti0n upon
his sons-the Grand Duke Michael and Constantine;
now, liberal patron of the arts, encouraging the
brilliant opening of the operatic season at6k Peters
burg, and politely sending word to those artists In
Paris who enjoy pensions from his purse, that their
ing France and Eng and With news transmitted By
his own telegraphs, In advance of any which they
had themselves received from the Crimea.
The Ladies Of Sainte Genevieve, religious So
ciety under the special protection OF the Patron
Saint Of Paris have engaged the celebration In their
chapel, in the church Of st. Etienne du Mont, Of
solemn octave" series of prayers for tho dead Of
the French army IN the East to begin tomorrow
The attention Of scientific men has been attracted
by NJ Boubees theory Of the geological march Of the
cholera. IF that theory, according to which the
psoseets sssns The Il INVASION q tbs terrible foe q
mankind, prove to be more than hypothetical, such
geological charts as that Of France By NJ. Ellie Dc
Beaumont will acquire . high additional value.
gan in 1882, have fully confirmed him in his opinion
that those towns In the Pyreneea which rep0se On
rocks belonging to formations Of granite and MIDAS
chs win be yt sSo sgs ~. e0s
the sea. Has the cholera ever penetrated into the
old granite State Of New Hsmpshie1
The neurological list for this week counts Mt
tioeuish that Of Therese, Queen Do Eager Of BE-
w ma, AK Of Marie, Duchess OF Wurtemberg. born
Pinossee 0nurroIleka. At the fur etai OF tie latter,
4800mUko0
q the Hotel Lambert and accompanied the corps to
tie cemetery of Montmartre. Queen Therese was
ms,ried In 1910 to King Louis who since his abdi-
cation in 1848 has quietly INDUCED his fondnes for
the embellishments that render 1t, asit were, tho
srtistical capital Of Germany. You remember the
protection viii b he accorded for brief period to
Lola Montes, the Countess de Lsnsseldt. Two Of
the eight chilcren who survive tie aeen are Kings
Macmillan III. Joseph, Of Bavaria, and Otao, Of
Greece. Queen Therese died Of the cholera.
While the GalcaD party Is lamentiug the death
Of the Behsp Of Evreux one Of their sincerest and
ablest champions, the ultramontanists are gruu.
bling at ths satire that M viennet, In his epistle to
Clio, sppauded the osher day at the annual session
Of the i've academies literally besto we'd upoa
venillot, Of the Unirers is fond of painting. The
verses Of N. Viennet open to some Of the ortiz
csms Of the ultramontaniss, SO far as their poecl
form is concerned but th.ir sharp good sense can
not be denied. M. De Falioux, however, ono Of tho
chief avofites Of the uraclerical party, stands il IL
said, better chance Of admission to the Academy
than any other candidate, to the vacant chair Of
n. Anceiot.
N. Legouves chance Of admission has been les
sened It is thought, by the npayorable impression
that bis cent prosecution Of Mile Rachel has made
the public The illustrious actress has appealed
from the sentence Of the tribunal In favor Of NJ Le-
gouv6, in the Medes case.
Although the jousr ais intimate to the late MILE
Cruvelt, and supposedtobe Mile La Baronne vi.
ger that her abrupt departure Is already beenning
70 INTO ODuVlOu, t0ey C8uuOt COuCe8l Tue IhCt
that tfe public, as well as the OPERA il iuconveni-
emily sensible Of the loss viii h her departure occa-
stoned. The Opera is making incredible edo. + 70
supply the loss, but has thus far succeeded but
inoieently. It lie even s,id that an offer has been
made to the wiful and nitric truaut to relieve
her from the legal difficulties into which she had
leaped 30 sudden y, on condition that she VIII re-
sume her engagement. Mean while, Verdi has With.
drawn, it is whispered, his new piece. in which she
bad been expected to appear Mr. Hebert contra
dicted the rumor that he was to publish pamphlet
in justification Of Mile CfuveH's sudden exit from
the stage.
Dr.. vercp, it seems, has just missed chance of
revivrg, "a director Of the Theatre FT0ncais, the
memory Of bis dictatorship Of the Opera. As soon
as he heard that Arsene Houssaye had offered to re-.
sign the place of director OF the Francois, ON 40
count of his invalid wife, whom he wished to ac-
company to Italy, tie Doctor felt the pulse OF Mic.
Rachel end lefs on her wrist a bracelet worth
$4,000 francs. But Mr.. Houssaye's offer to resiga