The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Ia ,ha farmer became 8, infstusted tn It hs
pesd 20 snvsl over rome OF Charles Dix rub.
bish.
owins 10 the Ameri ans Themselves When taey
come TO EBeiar hey aie great title hunters, which
mske the English ,eo.e think more than they
otherwise wouli Of their ewn aristocracy and less
of Awerica.
Mrs. Steve has just written book which Ia laugh
cd ct, even in Eng.n, '"r its Outrageous toadyism
and worship OF the English aristo yscy Every no
bleman she met Nth - e'egant, and every noble
lA5y was beautiful. She cnght To know tba, the
blandishmcnts Of manner with which she was 80
charmed, Is displA,e by tie most empt i-headed OF
tho English ars'ocrscy In America amongst 10
telloctual, vriuous a.s seatay persons, aud who
have been born aud bred III the higher order OF so
ciety tie same retirement of manners can be found
~ q England. II il that in America the re-
fnement Of ranks and titles i. not to DO found nor
is the gorgeous tins~l by which s,cial distinctions
arc marked here, visible. IL IL well Tor America
tat II Is 20. There is nothi g can compensate for
tho evils Of an hereditary arstocracy, having priv
lagos and enjoying Douopoes ut variance with tho
true mtereets OF the people No m after II an Eng
Iih lord is the most vicious and stupid man 10 tho
kingdom 10 site in toe Legislature and assists 10 max
ing The laws The arstocfaoS Of England, with their
nIegftimate offspring fill I'll Of the most important
and valuable government offices. Tho middle AMI
lower classes have chance against them, no mat
ter bow deserving Of reward and encouragement by
tho State. A proof how degraded has become
the Englsh aYistocacy and woat servility and toa-
1yisA exist In England, It may be mentioned that
there arc titled persons in England who are PENN
!e., and Jet who make andsome income ~ their
titles. They are placed ~ directors OF public and
evea respectable Joint stock companies, solely ON
account Of their titles, AID get their living by re-
ceiving their or five ganess for attendance ut
directors meetings an hou or two day. Scarce
~ any conpaDy can get unless 1t has titled por
con on The directory. These mobiles frequently can
not add two ard two together, and know but little
about the companies Of which they are directors.
All that Il wanted 10 the use Of their name In ad-
vertsements and their personal attendance ct meet
ipgs. F. G.
Our Paris CORE pondeNee.
PARIS, July II, 1854.
The Revoluaios in Spain--Scenes in Mddrid- Move
xstnfs of the French Imperial Court Popularity
Of Louis Napoleon in The P,ovine,s-1He EVar in
he East- Continued Dist,ust of Austria-The
Harvest in Fsarce-The Russian Ships Moping
.Abssa with Impsu.ity in the Black Sea-Negli-
geuce Of ths Commanders THE Allied Squadrons,
Sc, &c.
The revolution In Spain is a-absorbir in its nte-
rest, and tho iesoute In which the people
Of Asdrid have taken 'he matter in hand is the
Memo Of universal comm nd.sion. Espsrtero, up to
tho date at which wiise, bad not he'd the capt.
tai. but wss at Alcala, with o Doane, SIN all town
within three leagues of it. Ii Ii understood that
Duise. 0'Dosnell and Eap4tero would make their
~ - Sunday last, the Esd. The enthusiasm of the
people Is at this moment equal to the fury and to-
nssaty with which they have asserted their rights.
have just seen gentleman who left Madrid on the
2ls. who himsef witnessed the fearful struggles of
No l0th End l9th, and who, although be was pre-
seat u Paris during the three days Of July, in $780,
declares that he never on any occasion saw on the
PAT II tho people such determined bravery and
resolution From the Paerta del Sol to the
CaA do u Gobernacion, from the Plazuela
6aa Domingo - the PLAN Mayor, the streets were
ct emo time positive sheet OF fire. Barbados,
formed Of omnibuses, tumbrils, wheelbarrows, Il.
hes, chairs, beds, &c. sprung up asby euohantment,
Asn behiDd which old men and boys, young men
and stalwart women, kept up an incessant and muir
Sersus fire. The troops on several occasions were
compelled to retbe; but rallied by their Off ccrs
cano baak and charged again with fury. Scarcely,
hewover. had they swept the streets of insurgents,
tAaA showers Of stones were poured upon them
frem the tops Of the houses, while, from time to
nine, every window formed q loop hole for dis
charge Of musketry. Did the people show symp-
toms Of giving way, 1t the women who imne,
1iatriy assumed the offensive. Their sharp shrll
cries might be heard in all parts Of the town en-
coursgiDg and exhorsing she tmid, and loudly sup
porting the brave. To zee their flashing eyes, their
dark yisages, their wild flowing locks, their lean
and wiry arms tossing In the air, you would
have thought, said my iofermant, that the very fu
ries of heH were let loose. Then the sacking ani
burning Of Ssamanca's house, and the houses Of
Oomcnech and Quipta. Plate, bank notes, bags of
gold works Of high at and pictures hey opd all price
were buried with reckless confusion from tho win.
dcws srd flung upon tie burning heap below,
a0,.pse nm rHrY arE tnu To
tributisu fell upon its blazing embeis, threw its
Iurid light upon the thousand dark and ominous
hcos gathered around. And then fendish shouts
rent The air, az money and jewels and gilded
ness6ies one after the other and all together, came
t. feed the devouring hame and Ia one short nOur
gallery Of pictures, worth moe THAI 100000
francs, belonging to Qunts, one Of the ate minis
tera, was heap OF cinders.
Everything nov, bostver, Is in comparative re-
psse. The greatest confidence is shown on the
pant OF the people In Espltero; and there seems
though the cries In her favor do not appear t. have
beea very loud nor ertousiastio. The hatred to |
Maria Christina, the Queen Mother, Is Of the most |
inteite character, aBd nothing bat the determined
simia,r TO that Of Quinta's. She has fed nobody
KNOW where, nor, indeed, do any seem to know, |
either, where the ministry have oontrived to hide
themselves
TIE Emperor AMI Empress at Blarritz are d,ubt
les watching events, to which their vicinity must
give sdditl0bal interest. The enthusiasm which the
population evince towards them has been 30 great
- = require specific notice from the project, in
which the private nature Of their Msesties visit is
particularly spoken Of, and the people entrested
y restrain their loyal demonstrations In order that
tho imperial pair may, in their little excursion. en-
Joy @at repoee which Is so ntcessa y, especially to
The Enpress, after the cares and ceremonies of
state. The Emperor displays ~ Visual, the uuos-
fentstious nature of his character and astonshed
his heee subjects, day or two ago, by walking
int pRe OF the bath,g est bis tments, selecting
pD Clrtstlau.
immediately betaking himself to the and swim
hing about amongst the bsthers, ~ though Tia
tuie WAS more piscstory than imperial. The extent
% Nafoteous popularity In tie provinces Psri.
sian can form little idea Of. cus,cmed 20 see him
dsay take his rides Ia the Champs Eiysees snd the
Bcs de Boulogna But In the provinces, where the
synasty Of BonaTate mas sunk so deep into TIE