The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

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PARD Monday, Nay 20, 1854
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the Wal Drosyn De EHuys on Cuba-TAe Prince
cfths Aoumtain again UnmaSa0eable-ne kinistsr Of
Marine Restored to Fapov-7As Csar,s Method Of
Dealing wiA Ugly Fdas-Royal and Diplomatic Ban
qs'es IN Honor Of Queen victoria's Birth Disqualification
in Rupor Of Closimg the Paris Shops on ne SaS5ah-A
Royal Susprise-Payis Gosssp-7hsatres dc.
There are signs abroad that the political horizon il
gradually though surely deepening its shadows.
The position Of America In respect to Spain Is by no
means the most Insignificant Of the omnous portents
The 'sman cloud In the West" is now an sngrossing
topic In diplomatic circles n. Droun dc L'Huys Ia
known 70 have said that storm in that quarter would
be Godsend to the Gar too fearful to think Of The
opinion certainly prevalent almost to be general
that the present juncture offers opportunity to the
United States, Of which, it cannot be supposed she will
not naturally avail herself
Tho late chickering's which have occurred in the Otto
man ministry the Of which has been attributed to
certain omissions Of Prince Napoleon In not properly
complmentng Reschd Pacha while he was deprecating
tho contemplated removal Of the present Turkish Abas
sador to the imperial the Tuleres has provoked
discussions to the general capabilities of Prince Napo
Icons character In the early days of his imperial cou
sins Presidency, opinion prevailed that with an ex
terror resemblance to his great ancestor this prince unit
ed very large portion Of his TALENT and those who know
him best assert that he only requires fair field to ust
fy such opinions But whatever may be his ability it
certain that it is very much neutraized by croiohsty
both in his conduct ambassador Of the French repub
lie to the court Of Spain, where It may be remembered
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chose to adopt in the National Assembly as Prince Of the
Mountain and now It Is observed whether his fault or
minister sends in his resignation.
General paraguay dHillers is to be made Marshalas
is General d'Hhutpoul and H. Decos, whose lady ha,
lately presented him with twins and with whom some
took the liberty Of telling you that the Emperor
tic phegm, he commenced smashing the furniture
whether his that his mnisers was not stated
set in double of diomonds an exquisite picture
of The Napoleon navigating under steam. The EN-
being sponsors the aforesaid twins who are to be called
respectively Napoleon and Eugene Our anxiety hear
news from the Baltic 10 only satisfied by reports Of
ceasing attacks of influenza Commodore Seymour the
flag captain Of the feet, and Napier's right arm as
manager Of details little in the rough Admiraps iue
his promotion to the rank Of admiral by the death
of Admiral Parker. At ST. Petersburg, mob has been
his carriage and take refuge In house and the Car
rerdnhe has despatched unfortunate tradesan to
Siberia for his impertinence in becoming bankrupt
The poor mans shop was in conspicuous part OF the
capital and such garing symptom of distress at the
existing crisis, disagreeabe to the Emperor After.
wards discovered that the bankruptcy had been
caused by the demands Of the mans landlord noble
man. put 1t In consequence of the CONSUMPTION depriv
ing him OF his sers and the last accounts that the
Emperor was laundering on to the great Russian Thane
Garbad the ancient chief of the Roman revolution Is
at Nice and the Prince Of Prussia has recovered his
people talk somewhat less hopefully Of Austria and her
Western tendencies.
The King Of Prussia, to show his good will to the Queen
Of England gave banquet at Sanssouci her birth
day Lord Cowey the English ambassador at Paris did
So q matter Of course. The company consisted Of
the French Ministry the ambassadors from the
| different foreign courts, including, of course tho
American Minister, and all the officials and attaches
Of the English embassy In consequence of what had
Gently taken place In London at Count Waewskys on
the Emperors birth day, when the Queen was present
casion The English the only lady at
table the number Of guests was forytwo, and the
The dinner, which lasted two hours was served With
royal magnifcence. The ball of the embassy
appropriated for the OCCASION at the end Of which Is the
throne room where Is suspended the portrait of the
Queen conservatory betwxt the lawn and
the windows, and grouped among the beautiful shrub
berry was placed the exquisite band Of the Guides whose
charming muse gave animation to the banquet Every
guest in full uniform the chaplain in hs robes and
at the conclusion Of the dinner bill of fare Of which,
printed SATIN had been originally placed before each
person. M. Drouyn de DHuys, the Foreign Minister
Of England, which was drank BY ali the COMPANY M
standing the band Immediately striking up-"Goi save
the Queen" sitter which Lord cowley. PROPOSED the
ara Pa'sans pour "a Iys Both IT, The A@sasd aa
without comment, after which the company sdjourned
The agitation set foot for closing shops in Paris on
vvienns one Of the most fashionable marts Of c,m.
merce unanimous vote has been come to on the sub
the rst time Talking Of shops, little ncd mt occur.
red day or two since which gave great pleasure at all
events, to one shopkeeper The house Of Monsieur De-
Of them of Certain age the other who leaned upon
her companions arm, was about twenty six, and Of
the EMPRESS Of The French Who breaking loose
the thraldom Of dignity and ceremonial had stolen out
.eS hPos
It was some time before the fact discovered but
when it was, great was the e~presement throughout
lifted is wings Dells's fair portal and II Louis
Philipps's widow to return to Paris perhaps the
obsequious marshand would forget that he ever condo
Yesterday the fountains played at st. Cloud and the
races were held on the plain Of satory the
Emperor and Empress honoring them With their pre-
sence It being Sunday, no Americans Of note pre-
sent The imperial party purpose continuing their
Msrche, in the neighborhood Of Boogne Is completed
when they proceed ththsr forthwith. The Empress viii
his military duties. The good folks at Depps Who had
barganed for perpetuity Of the imperial favors which
they received last summer, are in despair
The Austrian navy-and every thing connected with
that power IL interesting just nowconsss Of o3 vessels
six frgates Ave corvettss, briggs Ave schooner
thirty piuuAces, niuot0en BunOoSto
and fifteen steamers OF the six frigatcs has 90
guns another go and the four others a. 49, 81 and 10
guns The total 10 744 guns.
The Theatre Lyrique has a brilliant success with n
Mery's "Maitre Wolfram" The scene lies in Germany
The poem and the music rival each other in grace
sweetness and originality Of style and treatment and
"kare Wolfram, the organist and disappointed lover
DO considered Of the greatest Of the
day.
The Minister Of War has just decided that the English
national airs Of God Save the Queen and ule Britain
MA and the march Of the Grand Sultan Abdul Medjd
Khan shall henceoth form part OF the list Of airs to be
played by the bands Of the French army At the YER
sailles yesterday the English national anthem
was played more than once.
PARIS, Mai 20, 1854.
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Noi'e-Antagonisms du Prince Napoleon ct de
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placement de M. Baraguay-d' HiAiers-RSorgani.
sofion de rArmee de Paris--Ajournemen de la
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