The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

~ effects Of the Know Nothing movement against for
a9aers.
We have received our Madrid correspondence Of the
18th ahmo The government hal received Information
6at q public demons rhton getting up against Inc
Dsps Precautions taken 20 prevent disturbance
HI Holiness to be BURNT in eagy Senior hseaanae
Had lett for Paris and London route for Wasnns
where he goes as Spanish Envoy to the uneu 'taOe.
The ser ond wurternbars Chamber having demanded Of
Tie King reform in the political ofsanHon o. uet
any, hts Majesty refused TO comply win so eya0oS
and dissolved the two houses of Legislature iortnwlh'
Tho Milan tfasests announces under GATE OF Rome,
August 0, that the elevation OF ~ iu'ie1 s ras,
a. pext Cousistory September, was very probable
ui~ sdes. brother Joseph had returned from Paris to
npms.
u,. aid s-cr, Vienna that concordat between the
~ see Ard Austria signed 10th ult, and viii be
ssSiishea ~ ratifcations are exchanged.
ybe British gupboat Jasper went ashore at Berdiansk
the Sea Of Azof and was taken by the Russians, who
Auna on board complete code of French and English
s.al Of which they have since attempted to make
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday, August "a, 1855.
As~soa al Pars-Dearh Of Ne,cs-Efss Of TIC Entente
--Ms Empress Eugnie--The Sale Lato--Details Of the
Bsroardmza u S.ooaboy-Tae Sardnians--Tne Cri-
xsadon is at Paris consequently, to send you my
Sget ought to be in her Maestys SUITE at the very
haA aacAe TO Of her maids of honor. 1t is hard
vpen correspondent to have to send interesting
count Of nothing TO be compelled like the daw in the
Ahls TO stick peacocks feathers into ones tail did not
TO pun upon tale) and asunt about in Paris de-
Sspticns Of English royalty cannot do better, there
bse than enclose you what fancy may interest your
readers most.
usen victorias reception has been in every respect
ssst satisfactory Her visit is to the French nation
Paris with that fine tact for which II is celebrated is
aware OF this and the people have given her
welcome the Emperor. This visit Is important
han moi ia
Suppose Louis Napoleon dies to morrow; suppose
Of HIS family succeed him. suppose Henry ",
the Count Of Paris, to the hrone-I believe that
happen what may feeling Of friendship has been estab
sshed between the two nations who have 6ioa side q
hgitimst king who would dare to declare IT his Will to
support Nicholas and Ferdinand would not last three
The Empress Euesnie ia really said to be in that
serestng situation I'm which all ladies ought be who
nav be girl There are rumors that If that should BE-
Ne Louis Napoleon win revoke the sac law, did
DE King OF sran in favor Of his daughter by Christina
IL serious step Meantime every deferenceis paid to
Prince Napoleon the heir presumptiye.
We have now full accounts Of the bombardment OF
could be destroyed by bombardment has been done The
al storehoues Nc, have been burnt the powder
mills blown up but the forts Of the screen islands Of
which sweaborg consists remain inct and Hesingtors
ssmains untouched The fleets at anchor off Nargen
No accounts have yet reached OF the battle Of the
7shernaya, on the 10th August The loss Of the Rus
sAns was much greater than was at first supposed.
An aImsticc OF two days was required TO bury
them. Their loss in dead about 1000. They were
commanded not by Lprand but by Prince Gortscnakoh
h person. They were 10000 strong, and fought despe
Saty but after four hours fighting with the French aud
1Ardnans, fed leaving their baggage behind them The
Sardnians fought bravcly, and these latter brave men
undcd claim to the help of France ana England, should
they require it in their conntry.
let Austria beware The who bed at Novara,
under Charles Albert are quite ready to draw the sword
sGnin for the Independence OF Italy, should for that
Object again be waged in the Italian peninsula
The report that another bombardment of Sebastopol
Ind
protect the approaches towards the anof and Relan
but regular bomba rdent has taken place. This
b, mbardmcnt is expected to be final Every preparation
h Icing made for another winter in the Crimei.