The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27

season OF tho year, begins 20 cheek for M
x.ks spirit The ssea psrssptios he has la.ey had o.
ths isclsmency OF Il !. Psris
TO do with IT, and without doubt there much real pru-
dsnce in such wholesome dread After coyns With shs
pak- bad TO rush headong pom unknown dsnRers
The matter however, wel known 70 bs entirely the
haDds Of the Ambassadors at onstADtinopk, whose
Judgment In such circumfAnces alone propsrly di
rect Last night there c report fro Vienna that
the feet hsa entered the Black SEA- On ths 2ist
and that Prussia and Austria, snrsged at what
they pleased to term such open declaration of
against Russia bad ,isni6sd to the cabinets Of Ftsscs
and England their withdrawal from the conference Bu
such report obtsins credence and put among
the thousand absurd rumors which every day tor
meDtns the political atmosphere. The Incalie Ruse
publishes the following rescrpt Of the 10th Of Oscebsr
addressed by tae Emperor OF Russa to Vice admiral Ns
chipof and after all ,he horror which In the west has
been expressed in regard to the 81 wh treats
II reads somewhat srAngsly:-
BY ,hs Turkish sau.dron i si,ope youh.vo illustrated
be forever mor.ele in The history navy The
due for his spp Ia w
"a. q the .d ,su s We gR0as
remaining with our imperial dstp
Soft quite possible for two parties to view The
subject in totally different lights
IL Is certainly curious to observe the tendency which
exists amorg the Fench TO undenas tho sincerity OF the
English alliance. The smallest change OF policy-ths
tnehsest uesy-tne most Trivial olcuson or contrAriey
opinion aetween the chief asenta sets ihsn snaing
their hssdf and is impossible that the agents Of Russia
houd not make ample use Of mssriA useful in LIS
inhsmmabllty to her interests There be doubt
that these SCENTS active and has the OF
mi,trust may continually be traced 10 this source A.
ptiblity is great now that ali is coueur dc
roe when disaster has occarfsd--when as yet
tue sword OF the alliance sleeps ia is maiden sleata
what ~ not bs pects5 the plot taickeus AID
is>be trouble AND difficulties epsusf On tbs part u the
Ffen'h government t.ere is evidently eetr. ooph
cerce And the hrnes, detsrm nation The fast Of there
be no uch things great public NEE tipys that
express before all the world the bnrnius iatign.i
which me-, you in the salons snd ne larger passa "
esors IS Tot without lis tiicaiy for fratce The
which is about to Is undoe bieds popular
with the pusnc mino, rs u possible not u perceive,
when discus rg tie quehios ~in peronr Of every oass
who strive from the oviuces But could .his Osilg hni
ongu. srd fce s. i Will IL Eaglaad II SCARCELY to
be believed that the effect ould net be most sntoa
the mind OF the Gzsr However it'll useless spssulahz
on what can pever take plaoe " may be doubled,
bspa whether the Freu cb lite the AngloSAxon miud
fitted for such species o, tciendgeDso" Toe VANITY
OF he nation cannot stoop TO ac discussin aad II IL
could truthH might out that would by co means
favor the rrese2t ORDER Of government
TIE thermom er It Toulouse on the Both ut stood
low as fourteen degrees On the cay
degrees At Asnees aad 1T Mines and eight degrees at
Montpelier Az TO the north OF Europe letter from
Dscisu 2Sth uit states that the ice the Ys.ua and
In psrr the frost has enrely ceased and has fol-
Low ed by continued aims
The ball ~ the Tuileree, the first OF the n last
night, was most brilliant exhibition Of imperial hospi
tsly. It ID TO be presumed that Napoleon does not
defer the management OF these things entirely to sab
ooinaes for there are evidences OF misd psrvading
Il EN-. When one contrasts the ball Of lssi night WITH
that which 6rst given alter the coup de1t it
rs II fairy had supplAntod tho former dull
reality Then II impossible to c1ncsive = ds.isr
wilderness thai hs famous old palace and the
nj in accordapcs With its deeorstsd Condition Hat
In every succeeding OF fstviy OF this nature hsrs
has been pilpabe effort 10 do everything well 1t
can be doneto strife in fact after psrfsc lion Oncs
August 1891 the Emperor invited his eges to st Cloud
and howed how, in paaos all the comforts vel. ~
Injuries Of private dwelling could be united And laid at
Last night = perfect effort Of its kind IA you
ascend tho neble ssaircass covered with oarpsioz 10
which tie foot inks servants in liveries uassivey
decorated WITH gold, dot the bElpstrsde sentinels
csve at each landing with presented arus and serving
men 6henbars.ss of your external wrappers with
empasemM which makes you regret you have not
something more for them TO do; aud then whsn you
fairly enter the long gallery more Immediately spp.o
praied to the dance, what rsTishiag bazs Of light
Empress made their entrance at the door of throne
p., ss past nine y the Grand
30 as that PASS &c ten feet Wide ie for
their nssstes, who Aked tingly bowing from side
guests.
The Empress is slight and gracefully formed
she is, but She can be Lite above Ave feet three
from thai to four she mas pleasing, benevolent
eAPrsren Of eourtenancs, which Is even more
well, Ind dressed In usform, with white in
exprtssibles and silk stockings Hs IL decidedly
not well formed in person limo aud 10 his walk has
gentleman which makes itself felt vhstever company
re is in. The Fench CON plain that he cold, rather
German thar French ADD that you csnnst be hssy with
him but IL probable he dccs his account in the
manner he adopts Through this gazing bending throns
tde. Piiuce Luciep, and the Princess kurat the EN-
snd Empress made their way 10 tbs Sale des ares
les DANES honnev takirg their seats behind tnen the
royal couitrs either side This Sale des Adrcschaus
perhaps the most gorgeous in the world. Some
roItonate reaching with lis dom slike top up the
height Of the palace it is decorated with such elaborate
efalgencs that the eye aches tie blaze OF spniss 1t
presents. Immediately behind TIE 70, al chairs Is .
light kind OF ante ROOM the opening to which ia
Cd BY two colossal carr stdes either side gd.d from
tn EylYu iliuof Al anha
Geltr OF surpAss gorgeousiess and Ct enormous pro-
portions surrounded By four others Of equal msgnacenos
but Of smaller dmenoRs The food OF ght which those
chandeliers cast Jon the blazing gold would really 70
too much for the eye but for the holiness Of the
iu *rb gallery but q light character, runs roaad
they begin TO contract TO form the dome Ike roof
Empannelled In the walls are full length splendid
portraits Of the chief mArshAb OF France. Imagine
1uch room, this filed will not say to excess but 70
exceeding ullnsss with costumes Of sveryvAriety-wth
every uniform the civilized xor and every yarmen
and color that ognitares Of Church state could
encue. double row OF crimson benches skirtng tbs
Was occupied BY the ladies' while the centre, except
that before the imperial party directly appropriate
TO dancing, principally filled with gentlemen Whes
first long elk stockings were made sine qua nos the
notonous disssseabs effect. That has been altered
the military in general trowsers and white iaex
pres,ibes are not obs.sory perceived TOO sn.t many
brodered with silk, trowssrs. The coiors Of the
costumes various IS those Of the prism crimson
velvet green ditto whits cloth and blae CLOTH heads
covered with the Greek fz and collars rather neck
iI q exquisite Lace indeed the gentlemen Ia this
spec seemed quite 10 have invaded the domGn Of tbs
Airer
The Emperor and the Empress repeatedly joined the
dance, in The intervals CT which parties broush.
and init oduced 10 them. They both appeared 10
excellent spiis and evidently desiroIs Of making
ths guests feel welcome TAs notorious Duke OF Bruins
~ict plsstered from head to foot with gold, and but
toned up to the throat with diamonds, . very
spicrous feature In the And ought 70 add, that
these another party scarcely less remarkable which
IT, gentleman who, In the Absence Of any Ameri-
Minister to this oourt, trAnsaos the business
MIR. Ssndford dressed In simple suit cf
black, TIE collar Of his coat straight and oucSl.a
In his shoes; aud it wss quite relief 70 regard
his handsome person. taus amply hsbed In the midst q
much, IL must bs confessed very absurd fnery AT Ia
O'Clock the royal party led the way 20 the
which adorned with supper, the details OF which
must leave you to In Agne after tell II would have
satisfied Sullas himself. Every vine, the beat
could desire. 81 his lips the wish had breashed
from them. and As there almost serving man 10
every dirh impossible that any should lack 10 tho
substantial form Of provision. Throughout the
ming too splendid saloon set apart for suah casual