The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

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hands fsil 81 ceorsy ebsrvsacss end TIE lsbors Of
imperial etiq.esx wssl=s Ne f. E.s~nis seeks
In The Pyr~n~ss valley me rc~~s which wsrs fading
on Der ebeek 10 Tho Not s<lcc1s and isxs hour. Of
the capital. hsr su h~sd n u. Court a IL ralie
ries b d~es irg and r~c~svsns embassies. AGREEING
hxssAAls h~Aos. o. ds,rsasias tss crsad crors
Of ths Lexi o. Hossr Tnls la.s order % nerf
has jass h~es h~stewed n Vice Admiral De-ebe-nes
Commanding M Rxliic So vh.ie Bsngasy
dfiiilisSs becomes ne s~- xAnshs'. The hosor
which use victor o Bom&r~AaG taus acquires. esss
not r. 10 HIM vitseut e&sii End. wsxs~ver las,ce
may hs rendered 10 M military irss-eves snppo-
irs n v have been al M ss~--sss lmpars enc. 10
not thoasAt 70 he comsessnrss~ ~ifh tae highest
military Fe~ud. fhs terms o. tse in s.na, deorce,
however. SAFE. shsi \ y on sceoa 4 60 General
Paraguay d'HIle.' sninsst ssrvice-, an ~ cas
u snrprsed that after M snrlsym~rs y the Esa
a. anbs' sados--hs psrrmpsoy lsesll. and sab
equsnt sppolntmsus ~ the Baltic. me Emperor
Should ssiz< sh~ ar~s eppsrsaaNy q applying a
royal plaster 10 any bsss Wound under va,1b the
General might BE- suffering. No eonbs there y some
reason In The salsas cbes sslenx which rsmark tat
such AFFAIRS - Bcmarund are not the stuff Of which
French NArshsls should bs made: but Napoleon Is
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enterprise, Of which she msserlAls are In good
measure 70 BE- formed and fashioned by haseli.
His object 10 10 show that IN ch posing his rs.ru.
nsnt he ia aesus'ed by no caprice; thss MS bSsi
the night hand a horror, and tlst 10 serve him
zeslously and faithfully even though with qualified
success, 10 10 insure his favor aud protection ard II
some old hearts murmur d the present excrss. OF
the imperial fountain Of honor tsere are thouss
in treir youthful prime sho viii press the more
niegaidly spirit. Ard these observations, pcrhsos
are not less apr cable 10 Admiral Des;hesres. II is
quite certain thai tire people Of England would no.
be content to see their rewards aud honors avisasd
what they will be DISPOSED 10 view IS simply an
si.r Of 0u;posts, but the position of the Emperor
aud the Queen Of England are n II identical.
The details Of tue seige OF BomarsuDd, they are
gradually brought out in official and p-iyatc ds7-
patches, prove that the business was planned eN
ecuted In itst rate style; and an Officer '.a -4e
Leopard, desls Gus OF hciDg an eye witre5s peg
Torrance, who was not permitted act'velJ join in
II, concludes very graphic letter en- the ubject,
In these words:-" stayed at the en'rgn bmslts
for four such snoise incessaht screeoh of
the rushing shot close by cur hesdthc report OF
the mortar beside usthc bursting OF the shells over
heAd-the iDcessant rattle Of tie rifss-the orders
issued-the binding moke-ihe clay driven abb by
the shot striking the breast work; and al the while
the cool stendy bearing Of tie officers, and the as
cool steady men, quietly working sway wi pickaxe
and spade, made up such sceIe as hall make me
remember yesterdays operations for ever" "The
French, says another CORES dent "are certany
soldiers in heart and soul. They have no. oay
genius for war, but delight in Il. they not only
cept il az necessary, but natural vocation; al
the details Of 1t seem habit, the hsrdships AMI
csugers pleasure. Their movements. too. are
eLtiay military and picturesque WELL II was
with seeming hsrdihood yet real precsutioa. they
made their advances, facing the lire opened them,
yet exposing themsely little 10 H. hing at oil the
dangerous points. aud apHy availing themselves Of
ing sicht--tte surrender. The sorti6catiens, com
ptely be sreweiwith eightyfon pound shot br .ken
Shells g,spe and cannistcr ntcrmixe3 with enorm ,us
sttets OF noh, that had been disiodsea from the
places In the interior, viii was q large square
and parade ground. the fatal missiles, and heaps OF
broken granite and brick rork, bespoke the tern.
d'Hilliers, Napier, With Admiral Cnsds. toe senior
captains the colones OF tho French regiments, no.
with brilliant staff on horseback, were drawn
up outside: The army lined the way for 500
yards, and stood with loaded gus and fixed
bayoncts, between viii ii the prisoners passed
two by two, the drums and lfes OF TIE ma-
rines striking up national airs, which we're
taken up by each regiment In the rear. Tue Ras
SLAMS looked dispiritcd and careworn. At intervals
few drunken shouts escaped from e fort from
some wrttche. who, seeing the surrender had rush
ed to the spirit caaks. These poer devils were the
they commenced the'r. national pastlme and
ludicy0usly tenced polka through the whole line.
General Bcdisc0, the Russian Governor, eighty years
OF aae stated that his chance OF holding QUE longer
had become quite hopeless, y teu-iuch gun, tarn.d
from their own mEd battery against them, being
well handled: he observed also that the battery from
the heights Was brought TO play upon him. and that
the French were gradually advancing and securing
their position. To the second tower there was
roadway; 1t was approached only BY climbing over
the rocks. 1t mounted twenfy-six guns. The
breach made in it BY Captain Ramsay battery at
whole ives. SIDE had literally fallen away. and eight
men could have entered abreast. This breach WAS
effected in nine hours. The Royal Marines, in the
dead Of the night, after tse tru e. marched through
o rsyine and brought away Ils prisoners, under
q heavy fire Of canister and rockets.
Span would seem to be passing through snothar
political phase. Perhaps fspatero bat waited Tor
troops Of sufficient number, efficiency and trust to
cut the gordan knot. Queer Christina y OF for the
Portuguese frohtier--a ministerial baud has lifted
TIE latch Of her prison docr--and her royal daugh-
Ter is thus relieved from the fIjghtfgl ordeal o, in
Criniu8tlp8 her mother. InC pal ACE guards ATE re-
moved 10 make room ior the halberaess. one OF
the most violent clubs that Of eel Nor.e. il summa-
lilly suppressed, and the most formidable the Patr-
otto Union, was expected 10 be similarly dealt with.
1t rs this club, 1t win be remembered, which, IS
eiectioneering committee, laid down for principle
the univeasal arming Of the people whose chiefs
should rever be officers OK government; and hInted
in no doubtful ter1ls, that blood Was necessary
element Of political publication. Tee Jnnta OF Sal
ractoa, it is said, wss about to Dissolve sponsane
ously; and the Gazette Royal Of the 2ith OF An
ire editors Of the Nacion. III Tribune, Ciomcr,
S1pca Las NogJdas, Sisiio XIX, and Literal Union
journals had held a meeting on the cautioament Of
600 reals ordered for b. The decree OF the ans
which makes Sebastian the capital Of the province
Of Guipasco, to the prejudice Of Golosa, and many
other eccsntdcities Of that sort, has been boldly
repealed. The Minister of Fl oance, with O'Donncli
and Espertero, assisted, on the 29sh, at meeting
Of the principal bauks 8, mexch lnts and men Of