The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

tits this want which has prevented the cs@r
fiom ever having mSre than $50 900 ednscst mss
Ia the p, inequalities. aud the write believes tss
the same want viii pryeai him sasassi~ly
guarding the shores OF Finland and The Baac; tat
In fact the German uibuisres are an ave ute ne
cesity 10 him Tor var. without Itnslict r-iianoe on
which, he wculf not st puscu, have ruirrf ihin.
The Emperor returns from Biasi'x b. 'ae lssh ~
August now the only politicsi ftfs of Fsaacs. ana
which copmemorstss the bi'ta ~ haPolccn 1T.
On that occasion he Is to review the much tex
of Cent Gardes, whose uniform \. 10 ee iee '.i-
logiDg:-A helmet Of polished sto-i, srrst N g"a,
horse hair knCt,ed AZ fhe fos, and alli1H behind.
white 'esthsr frock Goa. OF SKY BLU, fscsags and
collar Of mao n cloth, eraulctts aad aigIteucs
Of rasoon silk and gold. cuirass OF polish
ed steel ornamented With an essut neoo havieg
On 1t the arms of the Emperor, ouck-ki brcec "a
anG cavalry boots. The saddle clotn Ia 10 be nv
room, no der, d with three rows OF gold lace and
having the letter an and the imperial crown em-
broiseisd ON the corners. TIE musket Is made %
q plan suggested by tie Emperor, with sabre by
oDet, which shep fixed vii give the weapon nearly
length of seven feet. Tue muskot will load at the
breech, an it will carry 200 yards. Toe VA ols
are on the same principle. TIE dress of tee OH ers
Is the same AZ that OF the guards except that tho
ornaments are Of golc.
The Emperor has presented the sub project OF
BoulogDe, N. de LoisDe With the proclamation mide
to the expeditionary corps OF the Baltic. wholly
written by his OWL hand, and dated ftom the camp
Of vimefeux. Napoleon may possibly oesrc q
should be known that such documents are real ht1
work and not ttat of any OF his officials Three norscs
sent by Abdel Ksder TO his Majesty, have arrived ut
Lyons, and are Of SURPRISING beauty. expected
that both the Empress and Napoleon win spend the
month Of September al Bouogne, for the purpose Of
experimenting the camp at Vimereux. The Hotel
Brighton Is already engaged.
The marriage Ut yicOnte Henri de Dampiere, OF
the Chateau de- Piessac Chsrente Iuerreure to Miss
Elizabeth Tayioe Corbir daughter Of Francis r.
Corbin Of Virginia has been the only tns to break
tie moLot ny Of the beau monde ut the present not
season Of the year. Mr.. Corbin Is 0 gentleman OF
most deserved popularity with al classes in Paris,
sure to create an Unaffected interest among the many
friends bis hospitality, good feeling aud never fall
ing courtesy OF manner has sc, ured to him. A re-
ception, comprising all the ancient legt'mists Of
Frame, the principal Americans, including, Of
course, Nj Msson, the United States Minister. and
many English, was beld at his magnificent m insioa
on the evening Of the civ mar iage, preparatory
to the ceremony Of the Two Churches the next day,
the Vicomte belonging to the Roman Catholic
faith. Tie young lady, in addition TO many other
attractions, is known to be "a amiable rs she Is
wealthy and never were more cordial and
sincere aspirations offered up for the happiness Of
any party under similar circumstances, than were
for er, on this suspicious OCCASION. How Is 1T the
Americans 80 love to wed with the French?
Suicides are ceassless Yesterday there were
three. A young woman in Rue du Cherche- midi
cats her throat at the death OF her lover. Next,
law student hangs himself because ae has some
dreadful ralsdy; and thirdly, hswker o. vege-
tables, who filings himself from tue top Of house in
the Rue oe 10 Giande Tonanderie, and splits open
his skull, because bis wife and he quarrel.
Madame st. Arnaud has just been formally intro
duced to the Sultan ut a review. But a. it Is
against etiquette for this infalible parsonage to
bow, he only youchsafed the lady sort OF winking
nod, with which Madame lie Mareschal WAS fain to
put up. Prince Napoleon was said to be in high
dudgeon at his IN military salute being taken no
notice OF whatever.