The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-29

bsrdment q sebsstopoi bessn ON The 4th inst The
equinoxia storms the BAok sea have slso begun to
rage Did these doubtless they ~ into the cal
cuiations Of the allied cons usnSersY Anohsr fcrmid.
bic fortress which has actually been tomsarded and
taken that of BomArsun1 exposed TO MogulAr dest
ny has been pre.ented TO swedish tailor, who
acted % interpreter during the sege who viii per-
haps make fortune out Of the gift ~ so many persona
dd o. the relics Of the Bas,e aud, In our county, OF
the ir'gate Constitution The Russian prisonsrs who
were taken ct Bonarsund and brought to the island OF
AK, have Introduced trsc into FrArce, much to
the cht grin OF the custom house o6cers The latter did
not 20 think OF making them pay the regular duty
on fur and hides upon their arrival And they lind that
the Irisoner IN their esgerness to brandy aud
try people, who have gladly bought sur Drsing auantty
OF old military bIeeci %, old labsiin pesse old coaks
and hoods coored carpets, etc Many hardy dshsrmAn
French coast by warm capo bearing oublc headed
eagle The costumes of the prisoners II
esqusly in Msy erbeers Etoile du Nor 81 the Opera
Comque The actual Costumes OF the Bsmsrsund women
particularly, are generally Of English mauufA ,ture.
An immense deal Of British commerce must Indirectly
be maintained with Rupsis now, by which Prussia
profits richly rot singular fact that the exchange
St. PeersOurss The attention Of capitalists ana Of tbs
public has been ken ed by It, and that Of government
may lot long be withheld
the object Of serious injury both sidesof chan
mel In France tie favorable impression OF the drst
tiuppns there the renewed activity in gre arrivals Of
eyports ion Of grains from Turkey the provisional
dpc,ion Of duties the importation of spiritaous
wires and salt meats, have contribute cd with ether
causes something like revival Of BUSH II win
ter pre- misses work and bread it promises well Apopos
OF bread; What IN suspicious name the agent OF the
company Of the "Iiner de pExposition" il blessed
With! You invited to deposit your subscriptions
stakeholder with Mr. Pants. This gany, If we
stranger stsIve who has i've franc piece in his pod e.
In exchange for that coin 1t to provide him wi
kitchen hat would have enraptursd Br.t savlrin,
and banquet that would have tempted LuculIus Neau
while, the elmer ce Psris' complAcentls exhioi.s
figures that render fattsrpg account Of its succes
few to enable you to infer from sngle instance the
s.torshirg consumption Of the Paris restaursuots 10
$40 days the Diner do Paris" has provided 2s5eoO
hu cber's meat; 1900 fowls; 500 hams; no. COO ko-
erammes Of FISH, salt - fresh; 10000 kiogrammes Of
butter $1,000 ssss sSSS od q xsssssss 1900
or wild ducks; IS roe-bucks; $4,000 klogrammss Of
breAc including COO little ioAves 7OO pipes OF wine
table cloths &C. used Ia this establishment during this
period amounts to $4,000 pieces.
met At the restaurant last evening recent Spanish
exile who took suhicently dismal view Of the under
ground disturbances which the CArlsss and republi
cans and parties Of every other political complexion
are proess ing with apparent tranquility BE assured
me that the Queen Mother, Chr stina might soon be
expected ct Asmason. the residence Of the late En-
Josephine, Paris-h, indeed he added, she
does not contrive, with Narvae., means for
Rrising everybody, BY triumph rot return to Madrid
the public nquiSsd .n.Suiy tie report IN the French
Of an understanding between Chrstns and Mar
vaez Ia correct The manifesto Of the Queen Mother,
alleged alterations in the text Of the lsterhad csufsd
no sensaton and another (not the esst
70 ii -. IL.
dpomatsts to be held they had hesrd either at Baden
Baden At Ostend or Somewhere in Switzerland. Tnis
Americans in Paris ia still-"Wbere. and whereforeY
20 deep is the mystery In which the American diplo.
rnssts have chosen to shroud their movements. Hon.
md lay Mari yvnda NJ Gfate its aria
morrow His mission, Whatever 1t was, therefore
fulfilled. BIS son, the newly appointed Secretary Of
man. left southsnpton on Tuesday, think, for Rio
Jsneiro. The other secretaries Of Legation, Charges
AhsiIes Consus and Minister'S who have csea flying
ypectise posts. Prince John Van Buren, when in Paris
Few weeks ago. sa pleasantly enough that he found
American representatives abroad in state Of disor
subside. so mote it be
Ibe Paris papers announce that the commissions Of
Col Coke, from Alabama, and Of Nessrs. Fsitchmann
lex United States Consul 1t stuttgard) and Alexander
vsttensre, OF New York, have been acknowledged by
me Imperial Committee for tie great exhibition Of
The funeral of Narshal de ST. Arraud is to be solemn
y celebrated at the Invalides No official news today
from sebahtopol.
Captain Gibson leaves this evening" as bearer o, de-
patches from the American legation in Paris to Wash
pgtoD, by the steamship Niagara. Unhsppiy, ne Ill
LOT fesr good tdiDgs OF bis own difficulties with the
u'cb government
Mr. Belmont. Charge at the Hague is not, as has been
eported, member Of The diplomatic conciave now in
ession at 0stend, nor is FIGARO.
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1854.
So,,renirs of the Carer, of Marshal ST. Arnaud--
His Qualities and Defcts-Heroism Nth ,ohich
he Struggled against his Snferings-His Re
conciiement to the Church and deep Religious
Feelings--Incidents of the Battle Of Alma-TAe
War Consolidating the French Empire-Coant
de Montemolin's Man,fcsto-Lord Raglan-Ar.
rirol of Marshal st. Arnaud's Remains.
The death Of Marshal st. Armand, from natuxal
,auses, in the arms of victory, and at moment
when q career Of unexampled success seemed to
make life dsubly dear, has thrown shade Of triste
.omance about his bier, and opened for him well
If feeling which men of the highest deserts and
most glorious renown might envy. There Is an
innate kindness in human nature which renders it
epugrant to stir the yet warm ashes of the dead.
Man, conscious Of his frasy keenly feels that at
uch an hour the prejudices Of his own mind inca.
,acitate bin from forming an unbiased judgment;
md though he may, perhaps, muse over the caprice
# fortune which thus surrounds with all the odor
# eanctity one whom casual turn Of its wheel
night have exposed to all manner OF viuperation
md dishopor, he IL on the whole contented that he
hould be go.
MdIbudk d. AInduu 3 career ~ tSO VIGIL Known 10
equre any minute recapitulation 1t ia suf lent to
ay, that on his appointment to the Ministry Of War,
n 1851, some two months before the famous
ovp dttat, oil men but the foolish ones who should
AVE been most on the alert, saw clearly that COM
Dg events were casting their shad ,ws before them.
10 where. You wou!d-into what society, into what
treet or market place-go wherever men weSe to be
ound collected together, and but one DULY senti
nent prevailed, namely, that nothing except state
f affairs on the part Of the President, beyond all
Measure desperate, could justifynot could account
or such an appointment. What followed is matter
i history. General st. Ansud won his marsbals
'aton In the boulevaads of Paris. It was baton
trsus head, and he won. Had he haltod-had he
he everestimated the fidelity Of the
roops, somebody. slses head might not exactly
ave been where i now Is. But st. Armand was
either traitorous unsuccessful, and the Prince
HON on that occasion he sgnally served has been
Ma hal