The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

wee continually on the nntng aEir, xd ne seemsi 10
he fearful that Coburn and Dalton were coming kill
him; during Of his lacid intorvx the day previous
to bis death be called 10 his belize asked
ny forgiveness; he said Il know thst l h,ve d,ns
wrong, but was drawn into by keapng company
shan aver do wrong again. he ss, asked forgiveness
fiom lis brothsts and tbs rest OF the family.
ibe examination u conclude lheSe, aud
at ~ O'Clock the cleared for -he jury make
~ their vetoct After de iberang upon the matter uu-
til O'Clock the jury return ed The 10 10 wing verde
"lhar the Il, If The death OF Vim Sumner was
occasioned by and other Injuries recsved from
the hap II Francis latp ana Edward o. O. burn IL
| Oh ihe 18th day Of November lass.''
After the verdict Of the juy had been rendered, Depu
~ chef Ham nei % the Chiefs Office Ia ts city,
where raon and Cobnrn awaiting his return, And
need to them the verdict Both OF them received
TIE very coolly showed sigos Of fear
morse. They were then committed " the Cambridge
morning and atraigned in TIE Police Court charx.
OF murder.
The uner Of Sun viii take place on Friday his
fathers house in Milton Upper Falls.
Our Paris correspondence.
PARIS friday, Nov %, 1885.
General Cdnrotert in Scecs-His Mission and Feaaisg-
The Empress and the Lgion Of Honor-Napoe,rs Popu.
larty-1he Peace Congress Idea in Earope-Vi Of
Victor Emanl-Incidens on his Journey-CouM Cauoar
-Russidn agents IN Berlin- Position Of TIE Pa,i,
Bnchas-AarT1age in High LIe-An American Lady
ALout TO be United to a Foreign Diplomat
II General Canrcbert, the French ambassador exraor
binary At court Of Sweden does not succeed In
pishing the objects Of his mission all that can said Is
that deal Of Scandinavian hosptay
egregiousy squandered Only read the following resup
from the Aonitesr-
General osnrobert since hs arrival bssp the object Of
% e sn he SSsss F3nnes
nes noya her Of the ~ and he a
dinsd tnelish minister y. Ms sosi.; lin
ss s - ~ 'sss
rHSy Vss ar
invited and this e,snns The usirions Geera viii At
theatre. morrow here VIII ps,i, dinner Prince
nsier Of forasn Assrs sohs sicS the General n
and fs DAY s. he Is to SUI With the e
his time 70 he pubc embellishments. especially h.ss which
tie occasion 70 surround him With reiterated expressions OF
Une cannot help thinking any man In The world more
than another stands Ia erd OF sympa' by and god will
it must be digestive organs are so severely
attacked as the Ceneraps. winter the Cinea must
have been chid's pay to the fs ives q Stoct holm.
1he &oniteu Of this morning contains he following
de ree:-
Napoeon the grace God and the r Emperor
s, re s . al and | a
% sss he s e.
Which M re e me ss@n o.
leon pss ed der The proect'oa q The kmprsss -
no9c. WIN !" e report a'ns the position
ATT Our M,niss Of SAFE and Grand Chancellor IF tho
Lson Of o or &c e ~ ard svsry .ss whom 1T
Done the Palace Of he Tuerie 18th Of Noseahes 1855
have thus parcolarized the above document al It,
serves TO show the unceapg which the En-
peror exercises every thing that may tend
his popularity wi the amy which is the chief resi- en
II the privileges OF he Legion OF Honor and he care he
takes TO associate the name OF the Impress with sve in
stitution d graceful benevolent character It il thus
that The Peak Arts Exhibition said to spring from
the Of Egenie also that portion Of The Industrial
kxhi0on which has immediate reference 10 the wants ct
the poor. This Iskhted knows vel enough that If
he is 10 have heirs there is mode n
Of bis children with tho wsnts and sympath,es OF the
French people general His Majesty has La ely caused
returned il, aided from the Crimea, and when parties
have ruGei cd ampnstion or heceue otae wise ncapa
ea ed for active litsry service, he desires the
fe;ts due examination, to give them such CIVIL behs
az they able 10 LII with competence Conauct ike
this viii better er,e to strike the roots Of tho Napoleon
dynasty into the OF the people than il fur
nished France With fifty free constitutions. For to get
place certain pecuniAy something paid regularly
under the gov.rum. MT bond-is the grand ab-orbing
objec, Of every pau's ambition; Ard it is
| hw milling remuno ation comparatively speakiog,
viii content HIM. We have nj this moment ia eys
several Viscontes Of unexcep nable and at
ta,nmeDs, who, after twenty years stil NOR.
than eco fancs per aIpum and think themselves pri
The educational institution If the Legion of H,nor
excellent as II is, not without faults gives to the
orphan daughters OF the officers Of that order euca
ton u the highest kid, and pisces them after in
situations sucn easbers goverBesse &c, for OBTAIN
found that young womeu issuing from these establish
nsnts tall into difficulties, and fact, take
eaIrng their bread by LIVING in STATE Of gross immo
rental iBru. nee such establishments which shall ex
tend beyena tn. brick wals, the want Of which
hitherto Item painfully felt.
general anxiety exists to know what viii be said Of
the tDpersI's speech a. the opposition in Germany but
~ yet the Journals are cautious The Austrian asce
seems to think that the sennents expressed in it point
distinctly to European Congiess The relations OF
Russia it says, with the Fast and with Europe could
easily be set forth in precise manner and dou
that all Europe would unite together provided Euopcao
interests and what is opposed to hem clsa B
leon would be at all inclined TO yield matter he h.s
hitherto so sue ,essiuy handled hmee TO the al bra
lion Of others. If he German Powers are ready to
spprpve his (the Emper r's) acts, well and good
| but the VOID "conertnce y may be translated
AS interference in a sense which, it pos
II Ameis 10 have say" question Of such vital
import ~ the way, sreaking 4 America letter
English So am crvete barrier which arrived the
9th at aihare Waxhom, left hgsin the 10th,
30 watch the movements Of American vessel which
had ii IL sad, cargo Of revolvers board for Russia
ard which Intends taking advantage If the first
| bic opportunity to reach Finland
The King ii sardinia, who reached Marseilles yester
day and was received wih i'm mense enpresse comes
| TO faIs to-day. ann viii mase grand entry about
three o'clork The journals oil full of his biography
and that Of his Pine minister. When the populations
from The tosn II turin presented 10 the king-harie
Alberta petition in iav"r OF constitution that monarch
iequcstc 20 Re informed Of The names which composed
| It, Among there found hat Of Count Camille lie
~. Nj resosn,1ta him Is formerly having
| snd Independent character, led him 10 leave the
society of curriers', ana adopt the military
| prevented him fIom succeeding, and he quilted tn
service and retired to Geneva England Subsequent
ly retuIi TO his native country he ESTABLISHED In
junction With his friend Bslbo, newspaper called the
kisorg msh.o which at took the lead in press
Of sardinia On being aft~i wards elected the Coamber
be took bis seat The right OF the President, with the
conservatives and protested against the resumption Of
bostilit,esthoso hosies which eventually led to the
defest and abiics'icn Of Charles Albert. On
SIGN II the present Riog Of Sardinia Victor Emanuel
"a the throne Count Cvour instantly rallied to tho
% that monarch, and thus formed II the small
group Of eminent ren wtose patriotism and devotion
saved their country from calcnlable injury. He Is
! the able fr,ms Minister Of the Kingdom.
IL would appeal that awkward disclosures have
ben made nj lie ln connected with the pcy Of Russia
In consequence Of some papes having been stolen from
the editor Of the krut Zef'n1, the Russian organ in
private secretary Is tupp we'd that Lord Panmures
late ders TO the allied generals intimang that IL
the intention a. Russia take the Initiative was
founded upep there papers Considerable excitement
! prevsils At Berlin about them