The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

cnor 70 ALL At the battle of Alma he was mea-
cned in st. Arnaud's dispatches, and probably aot
uldesorve0ly: but at Iukefma1n, whore mea fell
nike leaves in sutgmn, the Prince Commanded
tue reserve, which, OF course, kept him
out OF danger, and the next morning, when
his turn voald have come, had tbs fight again been
renewed, the Prince stated FOR Constantinople to
recruit ms health. Al Paris was foil OF IL and the
TINES correspondent, wa5se duty ii 10, like every
other suoh official, to pos. les readers courdnf
vita OPTION IS i grows, aud oscilates to an fro
wrote the tale as II was told 70 hun, and the govern
meat stopped the pager for two successive days.
But tbe government itself the chief party 70
blame, cor Leaving on. OF Calrobert's dispatches
tho ia5s Of Prince Napcecns departure, and send
ing round TO all tie journals with q prohibition to
the sams effect. Tseatyfour hours afterwards.
however, on second thou shi, the Monneur itself
published il. People then began TO think there
mus be something IN II, aud Prince Nspoleon, If he
Ia b. ed, has greaE reason TO excaim with the for.
meT ocoapsnt OF that throne which perhaps he one
day hopes to mount, " Save me from my friends"
1t sppesrs that N. F0nld, the Minister 0f State,
Is tose,ing to his fall aud that t IL attributable to
his despe struggles 10 regain the popularity in
ths imperial councils (which be IL said TO have lost
that tits gsgging OF foreign newspapers Is fesorted
to. For not content With breaking his lance at tue
London Tnsss, he Is nov running mnck ut tue
NEw YORK HERALD. Or receiving my last packet
OF that journal, Wi should have )ptansd copies
bearing date November the 18th, 18th, l4th aud
10Th, discovered ths 18Th aud l4sn copies had
been extracted aid the price Of the original post
age reduced accordingly. IAsstensd to your agents
to inquire If tie same .oDfscsrion had taken place
in their instance, and was answered In the afir-
mative. Is this on account Of dear Mr.. Soule again?
What glorious immortality for one SO avariciOus
of notosie,y. AMI Spain, see, declares to demand
his recall.
The C1rtes havs decided by 2OG votes against 81,
that The shrone OF Isabella II. and her dy nasty shalt
constitute tie base OF tbe present political edifce.
To ni1issiy Is organized as follows
Presidea. OF the ConEcl. Espartero.
CoftaSn sHaAk .llulareag0s
War ...................,..... O'Donneil.
in cs................ ........ Aguirre.
FINANCES. ...,.....,..!.. ....... COllsdo.
1 lnts y, ,ieun '.'.,.'..... 5aiszH.
Public WORKS. ....,.....,.... .Lagan-
The union between the Espareristas and the 70.
ruh lean democrats Cpoor Mr.. Soule ALL his abors
frnsI ated IL totally broken assuuder. III. Olozaga
will ave rothng to 10 with them, and the monar-
cpica spirit Of the Assembly is great fact.
Private Geographic desDasches from the East state
that The hurricane which blew on the l4th threw
down all the tents Of the allied arny-that the siege
works which bad been continued up to within eighty
metres OF the place, now suspended in daily ex-
pectalior Of battle. The Russians have retired
on the Belbeck.
Omer Pasha has received dispatches from Paris
urging him 70 make his offensive movement. He
has only detached two regiments from his army to
send them to the CrineG. Constantinople has fur
nishee 10000 men for that destination. The
mentioned IN my lest az despatched by Napoleon,
passea through the Eosprorus on the 18th OF No
v6mbft, with 5UU men on board.
second violent gale took place in the Black
Sea on the 10th. The 1000 Russians near Eupsto
ria have been fepulsed. Omer Pacha is to enter
MoiGsvia and advance towards the Pruth with
6S 900 mon. These troops viii march by Foschsny.
Russian accounts state hat nothing new had oc-
CURED IN the Crimes up to the I'D.
The most novel incident ia the way of theatri
Gals rs the illness Of Rs:hsi She bias lately been
taking the chief part an "ROsamonde." The recent
desth OF Rschel's sister, to whom she was tenderly
attached, had, 1t is known, previously affected her
health; ana the ghas:iy nature of the incidents in
this play, in which Rosamoude is seen watching
the dying agcni3s Of ner husband, had 50 acted
upon her excited feelings, that after the perform
auce she endured nervous attaak Of so serious .
character that ter life WAS almost endangered.
All sorts Of reports Immediately got about-that
the great actress had seized q poignard and at.
tempted sefdsstrus tioH. But matters were not
quite 80 serious. CraveDi has not lost any of the
held she regained on her first appearance. Some
curious reports are abou: 10 connection with NJ.
FouId, tine Minis er Of State, and her; and it ia
said that while officiating manager imperial of
smitten with passion for Cruvelli, which became
means limited his attentions 70 that degree OF gal
mindful OF TIE fate OF Lueretia the charming song
stress was Obliged 20 ca.cn up her robe aud fee.
Tbs Ia scarcely credible, but It Is very prevalent
on dit, and, If noticing else, seems to show that IL.
Fopid, despite the war he WAGES on newspapers,
like many gre alter parsonage, is about to see the
sun OF his ambition overcast. BERTHE.