The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09


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least hundred Moslems Absurd as such report may
seem n was leading article in one Of the Armenian
papcr. Of pera This particular absurdy NAV not have
reached you and just happen to think of it,
give it in order that you may expand the cuticle of
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your cum nhouu you uSein ~ sunoen'il iuA"' "
laugh at.
Another Wifi from tho cbibopk Of Pumor was thus
;.,,o.a. w., ,,o j., ,s 81 ,-;.o h,a or
i'e'fis'eu' i'a' 'ne 0onio'n'u e"s " Ansi'e" --
were about sending to their brethren 100000 pasres
about $500 COO) TO be offered as a bride to the
io.eiisne' nero 70 nuuoe " " pe'in''
10 bear arms IN the struggle against Russian encroach
ment fancying that however much they hate Ottoman
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fse' 'n' posp! 'He! hsn' i"ie "o'e u'iusi 'A'
OF the Russian bear shoud they come near enough 10
hug Constantinople) than under the oftimes rough
wings OF Turkey Most OF the OF Jacob here
seemingly Of MUSCLE and could the Turks
their aversion to them they might be made avail
able Perhaps though heaven only knows If beings so de-
graded they are here could ever summon sufficient
spirit to Ere shot though in defence Of their darling
chest things OUT though is that Uncle Samuel ncensed
at the stubbornness OF the Gar and the INDIGESTION Oh
France and England had ordered the American Commo-
dore, with his entire Meet zone fgate and two soops
but which, from the wonderful stories they hear OF us
they suppose far superior to those OF Europe all told
that the American Commodore, Tor Admiral they in
nocently call him mas been instructed to place ms
immense power AT tne asposa OF tne ana that one
IN pehah OF the 'FaitniuL rms news was nailed, OF
course under present circumstances, with many de
mons.raton o. dengn. even Dy .nese pnlegmatc pos
SCISSORS OF many wives ana EXPLANATIONS such as bal
Bali wmch signines Astonshng-astomsning
"nibaia y which IS equivalent TO our expression OIL
why, you uoht say Sol! IJingo-thun-;r-the neh
you say, &C., &c; Apherim, apherim, aphe
RIM y when means bravo bravo bravo J" ana 0ther
echoes o. the hnu pecunar 70 inc Iursh a.mosphere
Oh enoing Win the pro,ouno uttcfahce Vi Ahah hoh
lemF S'uou If great -
inaa .ne RUSSIAN Ampassauors nau ei. Con Lon IN anu
ars you nave no douot long since hearu since tneh we
nave heard mere that war had oeen declared oy
anu fheaho 70 Jake enect from the oth 0, arcn hex
II was also said that TINS declaration had peen formally
announcer 10 tne omcers anu crews Oh 'he conDlneu
meets IN the bosphorus the BLACK sea- ana a. lophtha
measure of this kind has been for some time looked
for and in consequence the report was readily credited
arce Oh TINS many act arce wcm mas 30 ionS oes psf
on 1ne par. ha $50 hU NV
nature, mas, however, no' useh oonnea, anu " .,,e
parues ssnmeuaeiy concelnea regnIuea WIN aoSn' IL
M seae uI US ~. unusr wesn soo ~ 70. 's my. u,
Capain Pacha on hoard tbe Tnrkisb fag At the main
oo 600 iso srance snu Isanu y. .n0 ne ID u
arr uns cAPec'ed' anu an auuiuohai sean iorce
10 60 soo y, ioo noa ~. ,or;
On the "a tne Dr'neay Oh washington was ceeoraed
~ .,ie men mar .. anu heal .ppnana ~ ne
G " ~ LIZ % nas ~ a1r ud n;t a;d
ihs VI sau'es ano AneIcan Mhser anu su.e u,1eu
an wv WIN wy s ~, 10.
.nere9 we expected tnat sne would nave lei. 'It por.
ione SINCE Us hcr Pro'isons h'u given vu', anu was
Necessary .ol heI 70 nave 70 ne s.
where III ay-to rePie'n'sh' put owing W
presented oy numerous mere
against the absence OF she remaineo ana
mas or ane ast two months oeen
from the Shore which learn from the people on board Is
contrary 10 reguIon, ana the consequence mas Deen
that sickness has broken out among the men to some
extent owing 10 the sudden cnange from SAT- 10 every
The steamer which brought Hon. Carroll Spence to this
country remained short tme and left She Is small
steamer with eerooking red streak, not at all like
manor war in appearance and quite gun boat alongside
the splendid steamers OF France and England and even
those OF the Turks There one Turkish propeller the
n n ever saw she was built, believe, IN England
IN naval excellence is worn out theme OF wonder with
foreigners There are few nayes believe smaller than
ours and even the Emperor of Hayt old Soulouque has
one nearly as large.
The balls at the palaces OF the different embassies
have been going very pleasant during the
carnival and people indifferent to the excitement
about them as if Peace had taken house on thou
sand years lease in the capital and old stsmbou were
still entitled to the term OF the " well defended" Many
OF the Greek and Armenian ladies here quite pretty
The former have wonderful dark eyes delicate
the latter very long curtains to their eyeds which when
brown and the other indescribable colors in mingled
beauty forming shade entirely too lovely to behold
and to most persons particularly stunning Many Of
them especially thoee met at these court balls
tremely wealthy, and while dancing SEEM in their dia
monds, like detached parts of some thckly starred
heaven floating about, radient they with beams
similar to those the planets give so lovely ETHEREAL do
they appear These balls attended by numbers the
officers from the different men ofwar here at Tophana
and from Buyukdere, and the display OF the different
uniforms is very beautiful.
The single opera house here, the Teatro Naum, has
been doing should suppose, good business since the
t'ope has been here The leading arts are pleasing
in one and action, in addition to which they
both young and pretty. The younger Bethemelli has
a small, flexible organ, sympathetic voice fun
OF everything pleasing; she has soft eyes, always
irn OF the theme her heart and lips seem deliver
ing she Is besides charming actress, nineteen years
o. age, ane Is coming 10 America; She sings IN
such operas as Don Christine, somnambuis i1nda hig
goieto, &c Inc other Prima is Madame CONT, hana
some woman and fine artistic Both OF them have sung
IN London WITH great success. me principal TENOR rs
Lverani fais'ah in the way OF abdomen, Win great
caIaciy OF ung-an especial iavorite mere; Ihe con
,ian0 brlga5zi so named professionally, put OF Eng
nsh oirth ana appearance anu mas IN mos, respects
me voice; Inc baritone Matuoii rs good actor ana
mas sumcient voice. also Inc passo whose name can
not AT the moment recall Inc ouo, beuincloni IS en-
ureiy pet nere-the pes. ACTOR ever saw IN opera
ana mas Positvey caussa ,he Mussemans 10 laugh lug
oIches..a Is eAcenent unaer .he grecuon Q, rum,
ioIen.ne lney nave gwen the iroratori, tne naavo,
Luca, anu numerous gnt operas more Oh such anairs
r Yer u they ih'erese you. - a.
AN Ehgnsm OF an American omcer retarnhg from .ne
opera lew evenings ago, was severely staopeu IN .he
so.i ~ ome a. IN, , assassi' wh,ie passing
r 1ne VI 'ne GUY aoas sec.s' or .a,uer anes,
Vi uaeta, near tne WAFER ne was SNORT Instance IN