The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

like most critics is sort Of literary eunuch Deprived
sks babies; be of,sn asvou1s thsm e,'s' I hass
indeed, caught tie infection of his "style" in
the article on Mile Rachel and the United States.
he intended, OF course, to make II smell OF
the shop" when The latter were in question. But why
should ne talk Of the former if the rich wardrobe OF
some Of the compliments he her dubious enough
Does he not betrsy the malice which changed his FIRST
She could getalong without him and forgot TO give him
his saints day s box Of sugar pums pAfe declares
Sanare s mad was s e u that
slight. Until then she had been divine. And In this
article he ascrbes her European successes the favor
OF the Queen OF England the interest of the King
STA, the lons Of the court of St. Petersburg the dsci
pine the habits and innate elegance of these courters
OF these captains of these ladies of honor Of all these
great lords who say tragedy 30 my Queen who say
Corneile: 90 my Fatheg who say TO Racine: 80 my God
lie ascribed these not to her own admirable
genius much to the free masonry b-tween
her : royal and nobe audiences IL Europe and the
sssiduons comrades Of her pilgrimage" whose names
have already citedHemione, Emiie, Horace, and the
rest including the little king, Zoas. And he interrupts
his abuse Of her democratic" audiences in America to
which, without much strsining, may be translated,
strorg actress and TO dlscaim formally the intention
OF which he fears he may be suspected. certainly,
lie says 1--WE are iadvised to wish thus OF
sudden, dpyofos dune comedieane soydge to knead
% re ana 5 he ms sSSt th fSm
The p 'ithe voice Of a democrat called for the Marss
(eV6n l
were gold dusty from her feet and FASTENED back 10
France where that horrible song'' cannot be sung
thanks TO the imperial police
ard imperial Frsnce!between Americans and French
menl Not of the atttr, exclaims Jules Jann offered
10 buy Joce Heath the OF Washington, and
her from the clutches Of Barnum TN the contrary
to he former there's the mother OF vcltaire and they
will fall on both knees.
There win leave them If they fancy that attitude SO
unusual for the dcvouest vol'arians among them. Mas
ter Jules Jarin may knce at their side prudence When
Will
s hsua q s aa s'iy starry starry wing.
Gus aatery. and twisting his 'tlon Of the 18th oco-
her 1863 into foSps ZIP give i to him full Of sugar
queen of tragedy have her court fools
Americans well afford to let European theatrical
critics sneer at their bad taste in erature their Gin
sensiby TO the arts They have acted as If conscious
Of the truth express by their great writerThere is
higher work for art than the arts And while building
World as we'll as The New into dependence upon in
certain vital particulars Europe already recognizes this
She knows how many of her children have sought ana
found on our sho. es liberty and wealth She Knows to
what extent those who remain here fed and clothed
by American GRIM and American cotton. American
vessels have lately been carrying men and provisions to
the Allied armie' in the Crmea. American firearms
familiar alike to the Russians and the allies.
Al the distribution Of prizes in the Palace of Industry
on the 10Th Of November large proportion of grand
Medals Of Honor be awarded to the products Diane
have gold medal aecormes Vii haye s.
medal do not yet know how many other American
ticles will win the same distinction Hughes tce
q aphc machine if it had been placed In the Universal
Exhibition, could not have failed Of it.
The messages by this machine printed ia Roman
letters, ana are sent both ways simultaneously
ncaton can be held with any of the Offices the
exclusion Of the rest expert is required f operating
wrong letter is the machine can act with ,ut
the of operator 1t writes by well
sight, and indicates to the sender whether the message
is cent correctly. Hon. Mr. Kennedy, late Commissioners
Of the Census of the United States is charged with the
Introduction of this marvellous instrument into European
use and has already secured for it the most favorable
hp undE rant-
But invaluable American machines have become to
Europe idea, for the expression of which the world
above is precious STILL This is that beauty must
back to the useful arts and the distinction between
the fine and the useful arts be forgotten. It Is in vain
that we lock genius to reerate Its miracles in the
old arts it is its instinct to End beauty and holiness 10
new and cessay facts in the field and roadside in the
shop and mill Proceeding from religious heart it will
raise to divine the railroad the insurance Office
the joint stock company, our law primary assem-
bies our commerce, the gavanc battery the electric
jar the prison, and the chemists retort in which
seek now only an economical use." So mote i be-
FIGARO.
The Money Crisis In France-Proposition to
Purchase SI,< Gle I'm the United States.
From LAssemhee Rationale, Oct a0.l
The Bank of France, after having resolved some what
late in the day to have Of prudence
and to restrict s advances by increasing the rate o. dis
count, appears decided to proceed resolutey in
Til way 1t yesterday again increased its rate OF dis
count per cent making it six per cent and has
reduced from forty to thirty per cent the figure of s
advances on deposit Of property Ths makes within
interest and reduction of twenty per cent in the figure
Of adv~oes. These grave and pfecipitae
they have been produced by the most serious
The money in the vaults should have continued to de-
crease and the portfolio to in in considerable
proportion IT the bank had recoiled before
energetic. We need not repeat what have already
said Of the OF The of the specie these
fresh intensity at this moment, not emily among
selves, but in Engard also, for there too the rate Of
discount has been raised from five and half TO six per
cent for short exchanges and to per cent for
long exchanges.
has been as higl and he credit so restricted We sin.
ccrey desire that these be able to control
the condition of affairs and to bring back normal
nection between the bullion and the notes n
circulation for that is the essential object
aimed at in France as well as in England.
lion in the vaults ceasipg to be the principal
Of the notes, would be 10 to forced is
should he made to avoid such expeden But we ask
ourselves up to what point matters might have gone and
ans e s o hess
to increase the bank aital at restricted for
the extent o. its operations and IL such increase
decided might it not be realized in specie which could
be purchased IN America where abounds For Il must
not he forgotten T. is exactly the at this moment
cep4 il il relative scarcity; it doea not exist every
where; it particularly does not exist in the New World
The American journals tell us that in the United States
where the rate Of money averages from eight to per
cent and where II sometimes reaches from twelve to f
um rate If eight per cent fac, which announces nm
| ceptional monetary abundance-an abundance much
the greater as the larger portion Of the gold of California
stops there instead Of coming to Europe All that is TO
is to 60 and seek where 1t exists and the task does not
appear to us impossible, If make up mind pay
little higher Might not that be better than the mode Of
tightening a suddenly at the risk Of witnessing the dis
asters which may result from it2
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Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENcEs.
!. Watkins of 164 Pearl street, taken into Gus.
toby yesterday by officer sweeny, of the Second District
Police Court charged with having obtained oil TO the