The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

Aibertoecupyiog the position which Forturs hal
designed for binssf- and the other the Duke Of Bra
bsnt, his SON. 70 whose grAndfa shsr the nov doir
sho ui6ers.
And rumor speaks yet OF another royal psrs WI,
sto assist on this occsionthe young Kng Of Portugal
who likewise to do his devoir before this great Em
rc whose grsndsire was simple avocat Of Corsica bu
who VII probably tell the young King what ohAnce hs
And speaking Of IBERIA the private letters which re-
ceve from Spain tend 10 show that ths departure OF
Queen Christina has rather improved than not tho
prospects of the republicans II believed that her
triM win not the less be proceeded with and that mo
| nsredy may thus be defled snd dragged in the mud
presence o the ps, sssns4 night SS,'n Tine rss
% vielass the ancient Spanish prestige in favor
Of lney government. that oathy most fatal to
publican ascendsncy might spring up but that the
culprts is personally sa tie trial be to wear
dency Of ossrchica nstitations be rendered manifest
The great among the liberal party Is, lest the dvi
mons Of the ministry should let in another actor tho
stsge whose sword has before bsen sharp
liberties Of the people Narvaes has expressed his desrs
to 60 to the baths Of Barrtz but he Is still the
territory Of spain and already his name il riee in
neil and Earvaez than between the former perscn.gs
and Espartero O'ronnell is mbsr of the princeiy
houe Of Tyrconneh he Ia known also be proud Of hi
cesy, and conscious OF his importance Espartero
l. the son Of carPen'er gambler by prosessioa, and
did net stir handr foot In producing the present state
OF affairs and rntfer than see him In possession q the
lions share of power, II is believed that o'Don-
to Narvsez. before whose star that of Espar.
tero has before now paied Fortunately, the
tu.en Mother carried into effect and ths onis
decided opp sition to the win Of tie the
IroD Club THO Marquis de Aibaida the president of
that club. had protested strongly against the
and the chiefsc the bscades had appealed TO-
But the bssios were surrounded by troops, and caei
upon 10 surrender and though they resisted until the
word was on the psint OF being given TO re they then
gave way. The energy displayed by the government is
said to have producod good effect on the population
Der on Of AM wer
done at35.
The Moniteur states that Napoleon having learned
that In circular from Presect TO the Ma and Sub
Projects Of his department there kind Of
mendaton to thu to purchase the printed works of his
express immediately his dsa of this circular.
Tsere less than 624S apple atoms from France
for the National Exhibition in 1855 In 1874. tine
Der Of apr heants was $50.
According to the Medical Times Of London the deaths
from be cholera in the East do not appear to have been
more than 433 out Of army Of 81 0 men. Great inter-
est is felt in Paris at the reported of exrer
ment by the elsctric wire in England whica by being
laid the hanks either side OF a mildsm, 600 feet
broad exactly facing each other said 10 have perfect
y communicated without the necessity of passing the
ductor into plate The inventor Is spoken Of
scientific ger tleman living in Edinburg. who was
himself the original discoverer Of this mode Of commun
cation, but from accidental circumstances missed the
| ad, antsges of it.
extraordinary courier is stated by tho Oet De,scAe
with the news that pa't Of the allied fleets HAD sailed
from varna; the division at Bahschick to cruise
1t.
NJ Moplopg as been making great speech at the az
rculural meeting OF the Earz which chiefly remArkn
BILE for the absence Of topic Of agricultural interest
The Minister seems to have been anxious to impress
his hearers with fact which, II might be supposed,
they not likely to have omitted TO obsevensmey,
heroes for Aeds battle and owing to this it is that
France he's been SO successful In reapng 1T al times
such rich harvests Of glory The Minister evidently
more bent beating recruits than solving agrcultu
raj potlems for the whole appeal to the
souveneirs Of TIE former empire Formerly he sad It
\ was Charemaghe, ard GLAND and Henri Qaatre, the
2eaIan told or surg Of as reposieg ia the summer
,eiishs; or g.thereo round Ito winters dre he
| pad his little horsohod sna.chei hour
| i,m the Ia ors Of the day But
Il er adops the legend, is the theme ot song
VIII 80 fern asd nssn.nt are .esn on every sstag
tosveTy lisring bste. 1T wa" saSs N. Tfoplong,
"the peasshty Of France, strong ia the faith and
scrirs cf the great Emperor, vho recognized, by
intuitiep, the genius merits Of his descendant 1T
was they, who Wit oct assembling themselves together
fr instuction seeking advice from any one "a In
Napoleon the Third the heir OF his great ancestor q
virtues as well as nae aud 1t is to them that belongs
the honor If having solved poitcL theoras which to
| tire wisest sun pfobematical" after this you
will, dare say, think with mo- IL besves not more
ntiui in the provinces the price Of substitutes ought
But the government losing opportunity of giving
military impulse to the popular feslng if it counted
matters strictly under the supervision Of the autho
rifles and the military tendency which has for some
time been evident has burst into proportions Of quite
formidable character at the Hppodrome where the
penditure Of powder must be prodigous, who have
the misfortune to live in the vicinity, vouch for.
vast stadium compared with vhich that Of al the Paris
theatres the opera included vinde into insigniHcance
Military pieces, on ordinary occasions, nsrid but
this Sistra ot the Hppodrome Is qrite exception,
nasmuch rs the vast extent OF the and the large
number Of combstAnts give, sembIancs of reality TO
gates Of the fortress eight odaisEs are discovered
amusing themselves on horseback under the surveillance
S1ct k most Fspolsv: looking when
draw to the precincts Of the hsrem. The Pacha then
review Of his forces this forms Of the most
striking tabedax Of the whole affair." the bachi bouzous
in particular looking most picturesque set Of rascas
The Russans are nov heard advancing The Turks retire
Their and prepare f9s the sts:ca
the circus by large bodyof infantry and cavalry
In An instant the guns unimberec, and vigorous
the first occasion thought the Hotel des Invades
was conveying intelligence Of the capture Of Cronstadt
slams are seen fall and are carried of to the rear and
rderless horses fcamper the circus through
door, which IT may be safely guessed, lead. to the
| infnitnm, general assault takes place, and
after Desperate contest, the storming parties
ssly. spirited hand to hand fight ensues, and uti
matey the Russians compelled to retreat lesvng
In ths hands % OF the CE grand
which the scere changes to varna and the spectator
witnesses the disembarcaon Of the allied troops the
srues and the number Of men brought for waIdsx or
| seven hundred-forming . feature Of singular anima.
tion and grandeur. The three commanders Ia. chief
themtelves finally before the audience with tho
uncnjsck, tn icoor, and star and crescent, waving
their heads ald the applause Is perfectly enthus
ao the younger Of the Spectators leaving the stadium
fully determined to have q tilt alta Cossack,
an opportunity serves
Ths government in England, informed, has
lately shpped hundred wooden legs TO the East in
| case Of accidents. BERTHE
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
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| THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA-OUR MINISTER AT
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