The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04

attack with pleasure, byf the allies persist she cannot
prevent i. II Russia, n opposition to the promises
made to the Western Powers should again endeavor to
occupy the Dsnuban principalties TO attempt the
passage Of the Balkan the conventions of the Goth Of
force for Germany.
The Russians have not taken the offensive in the Cri-
since the battle OF the Alma
London is dull it possibly can be- In my last /
mentioned Cruvells fight from Paris. It seems now
that the fair cantArice left account of a6dre de
c0ur very young man, one Baron de yougeat heir
possessor of large fortune is the happy individual
Tho fame is said to be mutual and intense and tho
marriage ceremony was to be forthwith celebrated in
Brussels. This is the version given. The Opera claims
900 francs damages.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, October Ia, 1854
The Diplomatic Conference at 0stend, Aqain-The Fu-
neral Of Aarshal de Saint Arnaud-Luther, Mahomet
and the Pope Shake Hands-WiH the Eastern War
Convert English Protestens into French Catholics and
6otAIinto Turkish Mdhomedans missionary Pro-
srsss Of ISamisn and the Arabic Language in Arica-
Mrs. Stoce DR.. Claiming and Ehiopid-Lanartine
Shows Aahonet Impostor, and Tdmerldne Holy
Wdrrior-Faes Of 81. Theodosia and 81. Denis-Anni
rersary Of the Death Of Marie Antoineae-TAe Franks
not all Aosems-Piety of the French Imperial Family
-WM France hare American Protestant Emperor |!
-Yankee Aussulmans-E Educational, Literary Scien-
tito, Piscicuuurist Arborcultural Tinous, Indus
trial, Commercial Imperial Sporting, operate, The
atrical, Political, and Setastopol Items.
The first comments Of the British press the Ameri
can diplomatic conference at Ostend such might
have been anticipated Two instances will suffice to
show their nature and tendency The Spectator says
Whle the relations of the great European Powers
growing complicated another Power for the 6rst
time appears upon the field though stl in modest at
titude;" but 1t adds-"The simple event is pregnant
with meaning for the futuren The Examiner thinks
that elf the diplomatic travellers had known that the
oysters Of Ostena are after all natives of England the
agreeable little Belgian watering place might have lost
the chance Of taking its place in history alongside Of
Verona, Toepit and other famous seats of frustrated
hopes and discounted pans.n The Examiner may rest
assured that the discussions at Ostend we're not con-
fined to oysters and Chabls But how far beyond they
extended II may not have to wait long to know, it
would fam counsel it's republican friends to wait for
certain events II 1t is really of opinion that in the
course Of events inscrutable, doubt Cuba may
be transferred TO the United States and in such
that Europe could offer objection why is it In such
haste s'to shake tho BELLS Shakespeare says pulls
every rope, from rallery TO downright abuse and
bullying threats and reckessy Hngs such hard and heavy
words robbery and theft il utterly forgefr Of the
wise old proverb that folks who live in glass
houses not to throw stones 1t rings all the changes,
which may expect to hear repeated often enough
before they shall be eectualy and forever sienced.
The Paris journals for Tuesday contained full accounts
Of tho imposing funeral of Marshal de Saint Arnaud
the 10th inst The gloomy weather had harmonized
with the solemn pomp of the ceremony. 1t was re-
marked that the Ottoman Embassy the only
represented in the procession which accompanied the
corpse from the Lyons railway station TO the church Of
the Hotel des Invaldes where however nearly all the
members OF the diplomatic corps present As the
eye glancins from she catafaque which the corpse
In fha 1sr
suspended behind the altar, was attracted from the
black hangngs embroidered with silver that darkened
the church. the variety of elegant mourning toetes
in the galleries. and of splendid military and Official and
ecclesiastical costumes that filed the rest Of the build
ing 1t could not help singing out three prominent per-
sonagss-the English Ambassador, the Turkish Am
bassador, and the Archbishop Of Paris, who off,
caated in company with the canons Of the cathe-
drsl Of st. Denis; for it in these three
figures how strangely the union Of France England and
Turkey in the Eastern war; has brought together the fol-
lowers Of the Pope, OF Luther, and Of Mahomet Ultra
moptans journals may be scandalxed at the evty with
which, they complain the Steele has commented upon
this extraordinary result of the Triple alliance but 1t Is
fact nevertheless. It's influence in modifying cxter
pay the religious differences Of the three nations is al
ready apparent.
At the burial Of Marshal dc Saint Aanaud says Of
his euogsts the Gags Of France and of England for the
Nussuluan have reounded in sign Of grief at the
funeral OF Christian general You should know, by
Yheby that the late Marshal several months before his
1eath when he had abandoned all hopes Of recovery to
health for priest in the town whore he happened
10 be lying sick and devoutly confessed to him, and
what is more singular STILL kept his religious
quite consistently after he had escaped for time from
imminent danger. He has consequently been all but
canonized by that pious journal the Unirers Indeed
-. Cl,~;a{t~
soldat Chrien, he is syedone might almost expect
that the statue which, 1t is said will be erected to his
memory in the Museum at Versailles will bear croser
instead Of sword Seriously 1t is not improbable that
Marshal de Saint Arnaud after his conversion like Saul
after his event into religious practices with his cha
racerisc mpetuosity but the attempt to make him out
. saint is ridiculous What he does command respect
for the prodgous force Of viii which nerved him to
sustain during the last and nobest hours Of his che
quered life struggle with inward mortal dseasea
terrible foe than any he encountered in battle.
The Sultan AbdulMedjid, in spite of ancient Mahome
tan usages offered his palace of Therapia to Mines de
Saint Arnaud TAllonvlle and Yusuf. was pub
ucy planted the Sd Of October in the French
Terry ct Oonstantnople and protest has been made
against an act unexampled since four centuries Would
n not seem that the old rreudces Of Moslems against
Giaours, are beginning to be extinguishedG
On the other hand the Franks on both sides of the
channel are beginning to overflow with charity for the
enemies Of their crusadng ancestors London journal
protests against the misconcepton which mixes up aud
coafounA together the sacred book Mahomet and the
RELIGIOUS bodies which exist in Turkey in spite Of and in
oppostion to- the Koran Certainly, it exclaims doc
frine which has been summed up by famous writer Of
she present day, as Of resignation 70 God, and
charity towards man." cannot be regarded hostile
70 civilization and progress. Paris journal extends
its charity for Islamism to the Arabs as well as
oh, Turks II reviews very favoraby that singu-
L. zoology. for the desert and the race Of the
; o which the Count Rscayrac de ssnture published
s. year under tie title of IL Desert e le 9sosdan