The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17

teJlee, aDO wnen tne c0rbege dfblveu No ehe
Palace of Balsa Limap, every body congTssoiasr
ed Al-Ghalb Paeba, the bridegroom, thugn,
~ the bride was not ,een the motive for toeae
cougrs tulations Ia obscure. Aftr which the
Suitsn himstf paid o Wit to his daughter, aud
was shut mp with her for the space Of three
hours, during which time he doubtless gave her
o most sapent lecture on her domestic duties,
a la Turc. Fireworks were let off in great
abundance, and when the account of the nup-
tails was dispatched, Ali-Ghalib Pacha was
still in The midst OF fluctuations.
| considerable sensation has been excited by
report OF the arrest, by the Turkish authori-
ties, of The correspondent OF the Duly .Ne,cs.
liz would seem that correspondents Of foreign
Journals have every where difficulties to contend
| with; and Paris. L may tell you, is no excep-
ton. Omer Pacha has received a hint from
England, as well as France that such persons
are apt to tell The world too much-to speak of
dignlties without that difference which their
station, il not their merits, eptite them TON
fact, TO tell the world, especially those who find
the funds whic enable them to be where they are
the truth. IL Can only say with perfect truth"
| teelDgly remarks the correspondent in ques-
tim, that Turkey and the Turks owe more tn me
than owe to them. Except extreme civility from
inoiyiduals-the Commander In Chief iaciud-
ed have met with nothiog here but ieas,
bugs, cold. hunger, fever, danger to my life,
| and hard beds.n
III the Swedes won't take possession Of b.
marsund, 1t is to be blown up. The allies
misht do something, it is said, with CrOpstadt,
| II they would but have some gun boats, such as
Prussia some time ago built in England. Tue
Arrow" which was found such 4 complete
| failure the other day off the Isle of Wight,
| cOnld not take aim in q rolling sea- and drew
| from eleven to thirteen feet of water. The
| Prussian boats only draw from five to seven
! feet Of water, and the guos are placed amid
| ships where there is least motion, aud so fire
| pa allel with the keel Something of the kind
seems Indispensable. The Tiger and Penelope
have both run aground, while the Prussan
boats have been all round Cronstadt, up to St.
Petersburg, and in nearly every harbor of the
Baltic.
Before having done with politics. one word
on Spain.
The Emperor of the French, you may be we'll
assured, watches with the most intense interest
all that is going on in that country. He has
inst arrived in Paris, leaving the Empress at
Biarritz, which will probably afford him le-
climate excuse for re-visitlng the frontiers of
Spain. NJ Olozaga has arrived also in Paris,
as Spanish ambassador. Napoleon is perfectly
willing that Spain should do in the way of
government, exactly what she pleases-
less one thing-which is that of having any
thing to do with the Queen Isabella's sister, the
wife Of Louis Philippe's son. the Due de Mont
pensier. This reminds one of Marplot in the
farce, who says to his head strong daughter, do
any thing you please my dear, only give me the
key of your wardrobe, The Spaniards have
determined to bring, by the Queen's consent,
her mother to trial, which ia as good as getting
rid of them BOTH the Duchess OF MontpeDsier
thus stands between the conflicting parties as a
great compromise in which oil might join.
The Constitutionalists would be satisfied, the
Moralists would have nothing to say, the Sc
cessiOnists who fought against Don Carlos
would still be in their right place the choice
Of lsabella's sister might, in fact, get over
great difficulty but there is q man at the door
called Napoleon the Third, surrounded by all
the prestige Of wondrOus success, who says, it
shall not be- any thing else you like This
makes room for the Republic, which makes room
for oil sorts of little exasperations, which
makes room for dictator, which makes room
for the wasting game that has hitherto produced
so many prizes for Napoleon. The English
Court, too, is Orleanist and this does not please
Prince Albert therefore. Christmas children
are ct Bay onne. Forty thousand reals are now
to be deposited at the bank of San Fernando
rs security for any periodical publications.
| The Queen patronizes bull fghtf for the benefit
| Of the wounded insurgents, and gives $4,000
| reals. Persons transported in 1S4S seek to be
Unidentified out Of the private fortunes of those
parties who were then in power. Tois touches
Narvaez, who WINS then at the head of affairs,
and who now demands his passports for France.
| And yet there are faint symptoms Of order.
| The merchants of Madrid, driven to despair by
the state of commerce, are about to hold an
important meeting. Armed bands Of the insnr.
gents have invaded the Office Of newspaper
entitled The Last B0,ricadcs, and stopped its
publication; but Notwithstanding there is, in
the opinion Of those most experienced, nothing
but gloom and ominous foreboding in the poll
teal horizon.
Napoleon has been winning golden opinions at
Bay obpe, and it is thought is not unmindful
that the daughter Of king Joseph Of Spain,
whose death | mentioned to you in my last,
has left five sons, all Of whom in any difficulty
about succession, arc of course very much at the
service Of Spain. When reminded by the
existed the happiest "reminiscences of Henri w.,
the most popular monarch of France--the
Emperor happily retOrted-"Yes, it was his
wish that every French peasant should have q
fowl in his p0t-au feu-may it be mine," said
Napoleon "to realize that wish" A speech
which will give him the hearts Of thousands on
either side the boroer.
Paris is resnming its sfafu quo, and it is
devOutly to be hoped no more joyous occasions
will take place for some time, for the confu-
sion three weeks before and after is insuffer-
able, and the city is 80 intrinsically beautiful
that when left 60 itself it is ever the most capti
waiting. BERTHE.
New Patents Issued.
Last Of patents issued from the United States
Pskrt Office, for the week ending Sept. IL, 1854
each bearing that date -
Leander W. Boynton. Of South Coventry, Conn.,,
Hezekiah G. PridgbaD, Of New London, Conn.,,
and las N. Stewart. Of, Norwich. Conn. for anna