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

succeeded the other cried out go It, Charley - Bravo."
The neutrality Of Prussia Is viewc here grave fact
and decided triumph Of Russian diplomacy; and very
little faith is put in Austria Prince Hohenzoern dined
yesterday, company with his cousin, the Duchess of
Taden al the Princess de Ququeroon's His mission is
of course failure, and secret made of it, He is
person about AZ years of age and of pleasing deport
MT and very general regret was expressed through
out The evening al the adverse turn of political events
In fact IL is truth which blind his eyes to-
that the opinion OF the French does not smoothly
simulate with the present warlike aspect of affairs Per-
haps when the first blood is drawn 1t may be different
but at present there nothing like what may be called
enthusiasm. How different was the departure OF some
French troopsa few Gays since to similar occurrence
in England There the tones of farewell we're drowned
in the ery cheers Of encouragement here, not an Incl
dent happened to the from one Of daily
military routine.
The war IL war is necessary is not exactly after the
French mind Were it on the Rhine that natural boun-
dairy of France he understand it, But to go beyond
seas-the Frenchman MORALLY detests the sea, which
makes him mai Pestomdc-s not TO his taste at all and
malaria too he abomnates and he hears of much OF this in
the frncpalties The officer !" has views OF more
tangible Character but these the sentiments OF the
ranks.
have before said that the less educated classes in
France form very shrewd opinions politics and
often hear them remark that France may be right now
but that her wrong in the first instance brought all the
present mischief about-that she was warned by Prince
aimach the former Turkish Minister TO the repubIc
that general would follow any interference with
the Greek and Latin churcheand that now out Of her
avsilable-that If other contngents needed, six
months must elapse before they ready, when the
cursed fever in the Prncpalties will be at its height
The and substance of all is that France has ex-
perenced during forty years. something of the charms
and profits Of state OF peace People have began to
make little money In the rich American and English
vsters they what uxures the arts of commerce
produce and pgoire phonner, and Ia France are
not quite The household words they have been
letter from American signing himself j. Duncan,
which hrst appeared in Galigndni and since
10 i0uru haa "a dpal nf
on The scope of its argument isand 1t is worked out
with considerable ability to show that in the event of
America would not General Watson Webb had
ed, to her assistance-that she still feels too
acney the years l176 and 1872 and that all her sympa
thies heart and soul, with France But enclose
you the entire letter.
Considerable curiosity is evnced in regard to the Eng
sh diplomatic documents alluded to by the Emperor OF
Russia and to be laid before the British Parliament.
There is French party which would not be sorry to find
that England had been urging policy peculiarly her own
about her Indian possessions the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
Turkey might not have been dsagreeabe provided only
she could have secured the lions share.
The defect which alluded to in the foundation Of the
Palace of Industry has happily turned out inspection
to be less than was feared At first great alarm was
felt from the bullying of of the walls but it is
alleged that danger is 10 be apprehended and that
two large wings are to be added.
Things very unquiet at Jerusalem with the Greek
and Latin churches. The most violent disturbances
have taken place which the Dvan sitting there spite
of the sulans authority negects to take cognzance Of
The French Consul has been altogether unsuccessful in
obtaining redress for the Latin clergy The Gar Is sup
posed to have a hand in the business.
The Emperor of Austria is ut Munich, taking daily
rides horseback with his betrothed accompanied by
her brother, Duke Louis.
There has been political investigation at Tours. Sixty
persons, belonging to political party called La Mari
anne connected with Ledru Rolln and Mazzni in Lon
don have been condemned to different penalties varying
from fifteen days to four years imprisonment.
1t is remarked, a Specification Of the times that the
Mayor of Genoa has called upon the relatives of those
parties who fell fighting for Italian independence to send
hair fh~ftl axxv,
slab in the Civic Palace
AT the theatres not much is doing. The Gymnase has
presented its audience with Of those pieces which,
however admirably acted and elegantly expressed is
verthecss such would scarcely be permitted anywhere
but in the metropolis Of France Its title is t" La
Crise" husband, fearful Of his wifes affections
poys friend to seduce her, the only condition being
that at the point where his honor would be sacrificed
the friend is to stop short This scheme is not disturbed
by the frank ayowa Of the friend that he is already in
love with the lady in question. The seducer proceeds
the victim already at his feewhen he betrays her to
her husband who at the appointed rendezvous presents
himself instead Of the lover He does not upbrad, but
conesses his plot and appeals to the higher and nobler
aspirations of his wife. She Mortified at the frghtful
abyss thus discovered to her. yields to her better genius
and becomes all her husband desires Madame Roscher
Dupas, and Lafontaine gave the piece all the tact and
grace and nesse which such actors alone capable Of
and the success perfect H. Octave Feuilet is the
author.
Among the concerts the most successful this week ha,
ben that of Madame Borghese famous for her success,
in ''La File du Regiment and, believe, well known
by you in America She was assisted by Nine. Dreyfus
a young American violinist, Mr.. P, the bills sim
ply announced, who played fantasia 'Guaume
manner which to mark him destined to occupy
a hieh sani among tho v''s~oci Of the day
England.
PARLIAMENTARY REPORT-IMPORTANT ORDER TO EMF
GRANT sHIPs-MoRE STEAMSHIPS CHARTERED-THE
TURKISH LOAN NEG0TIATED-THE PRESTON 'SrRYK-
EEs''-BANK OF ENGLAND STOCK OF BULLION
AMERICAN LITERATI AND OLIVER CROMWELL.
In Parliament the proceedings had not been Of much
interest.
The principal subjects under consideration were the
Income Tax BILL which read second time, with
few bills Of mere local interest Both houses had before
them the case Of some contractors who undertook to
supply forage for the cavalry the way Turkey
The bales of hay supplied by these contractors were
found TO contain shavngs stones, and other rubbish
There 6oubt If the law could take cognzance
of their offence, and the House expressed satisfaction
when Lord Campbell gave his opinion that they
liable to prosecution.
The government had chartered the West India mail
steamers Trent and Midway for conveyance of troops
Several ship captains have been engaged at Sunderland
act as pilots to Napier's feet.
The negotiations for Turkish loan had been concluded
with Messrs Rohschld 1t is to be for e. 200 COO ster
ling in six per cent stock at S. redccmable in fifteen
years. II was very favoraby received in the market
Government had also issued an order, which pub
ished at Liverpool that ship will be permitted in flu
ture to clear without Azmuth compass board and
,rith less than ot TO every hundred tons
JuTfhen, o NJ The effect of this order is to increase the
number Of seamen on board emigran ships half and
the first vessel that under its operation the
Ashburton which sailed from Liverpool the 2d ut
for New York. Under the old system the Ashburton
would have sailed with about thirty men, but under the
new order required TO take forty five.
Ameeting was held at Oldham to petition government
not to make peace with Russia without exacting guaran
tees for the future peace of Europe
SIX Of the leaders Of the operatives strike at Preston
have been committed to take trial at Liverpool assizes
for conspiracy Their names are COwel Grimshaw, Gal
laher, Lang, Gardner, Wood and Brocklehurst. Pres
ton is quiet and the prisoners liberated bail
The Canada Company held meeting in London on the
2Sd nit The progress Of the Company reported
isacory and it has still 645 600 Of land SALE
Col. Armine s. H. Mountain Of the late and bro
Their of the present Bishop Of Quebec died at Fatyghu
India, February 49,
H. Stevens, American agent, recently purchased for
f36 interesting autograph letter Of Oliver Cromwell
addressed sFor my esteemed friend Mr. Cotton pastor
to the church att Boston, in New England these Octo
Der 2, 1851"
This letter written shortly after the battle of wor
cester. Cromwell audes to the difficulties he had
prenced in treating with the Scottish party He says
Whoc were verify thinke Cody but thoroug weakness
the sui tye Of Sathan involved in interests against
the Lord and his people With what tendernese
proct eded with SUCH and that in synctye paper
which suppose you have seen) will in part
give comfortable on The Lord hath
naryelousy appeared even against them, and agsne