The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19
Very Interesting Political In
teIligence.
MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED DIrIOnAys.
OPERATIONS IN THE WAR QUARTER.
EFFECT OF THE CzAR's DEATH.
Grand Ball i'm Paris on the Anniversary
OF WashingtOn's Birthday.
OUR LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE,


from Boston. yesterday afternoon, with tho letters
from our london and Paris correspondents. In I'D
dition TO the interesting intelligence which we pub
lished yesterday morning, We are enabled TO submit
to our readers to-day some very important political
details.
The United States mail steamship Hermann.
Captain Higgins, from Southampton February d,
arrived at noon yesterday.
In consequence OF the severity OF tho frost the
Hermann was prevented from continuing her voy-
age to Bremen, the river weser being loaded with
Ice, and although not entirely frozen over yet tho
great quantities whioh had accumulated rendered
navigation not only almost mpracticable, but
highly dangerous to the safety of the vessel. II va@
therefore deemed advisable by her commande~ "a
put into Southampton, wherc'she remained until
her departure on tho 2sth St No delay or diffi-
Guilty, however, was occ asioned In the delivery of
the Bremen mails, for no sooner was the impract-
cablity Of the Hermann continuing her voyage diS-
covered, than hessrs. Croskey a Co, the American
agents at Southampton, nj considerable expense.
despatched the malls overland. in charge Of u spc-
cial messenger, who awaited the return bags, which
were shipped on beard the Hermann prcviou. To
her departure for Now York. Captain Higgins ex.
presses great satisfaction ., the facilities used for
patch of the mails. and beyond the additional ex-
pense incurred, not the leas. Inconvenience was
caused by the detention OF the Hermann at South
ampton.
The news by the Hermann was anticipated by the
arrival OF the Africa.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London Tms-,
(wrting on 20th ul,imo) speaking OF the detcrmi-
nation Of the Emperor 10 so TO the Crmea. says
-. I.w. IL. 49,
dssuade his Majesty irun taking step which whether
right wrong certainly dlsagreeabc u tn. put bile a.
large, il ADDED Lord John Russell. The nobl. Lord Ia
ported TO have sonvetsed time wi,h the EMPEROR
and phrase he " said ~ have made of IL in
everybody mouth -" IL your Majesty Is dsesea on
going 10 the Ctimsa, do not see what business have
at Nenns, for my iaission wosld In such b.oo.s
usesss, u not aun.' These words stated 70 have
them a. traced the rather fayoTabla chang. whIeh
noticed on Tuesday ahd Wednesday.
The Frankfort Post Gaz.iis In informed that thu
Gar In resolved 10 eyscuate, by degrees the loft
bank OF the Yistula, and burn every place which
might be useful 10 an advancing army. The Rus
SLAMS, who retire, march some on Kalisch and war-
saw, and others on Praga and Luan. These last
named fortrcsses. IN well m that Of Jomok, are %
full Of troops that II may be supposed that the rgl
bank Of the Vlstula would be cuergeticaIy defended
II an Austrian army should seek 10 enter Poland
from Jemba.
Letters from 81. Petersburg state that regiment
of BNkins had JUS. passed through the capital
These troops have not been seen Ia 1t. Pctersborg
tince 1872, when they carried bows and arrows
They true Camucks, with little eyes and ass
noses, and eat horse acah. They are nov armed
with muskeis.
teleguphic mstssgc dated Batouin, states thAs
q body Of Georgian militia (AsiAn) attacked ths
camp at saghoe, post connded 10 500 Bashi. Boi-
zouhs. The Russians were driven back with Con-
siderable loer.
late advice, from warsaw wore filled with
accounts Of The immense deliveries Of provisions al
the Polish fortrosses Vas, magazines. wc are told,
are formed ai Ostfolcnks. The writer. men,ioa
with undsguiscd admiration the grea, quantities. u
spritnous liquors which the caro- Of the Car has
provided for his soldiery and which are daily con
yeycd 10 the central dopots II Ia therefore inferred
that Poland Ia 70 become tho theatre OF great
war.
The Dublin Frs,mdn's Journal. Of February ~
states thai tho extraordinary case of Handbook
Delaoour, othsrwise DE B1rg. which occupied %
mueh time In the Court of Chanocry last term. n
farther than ever from Q .ettrment, and tssi re-
hearing rext tarm viii be sought. when the harqsis
Of Clanricarde and some of the ncHt Of kin Of The
lat Of the Misses Handbook win appear, and claim
70 10 heard by eminent counsel II Ia said that ne~
document. and iact which give thc case aa entirs-
y different aspect. viii then come 10 light.
Our London Correspondence.
LoxDos, March |, 1856.
Lord Pdim1ne~'s Political Luck and Ocie,af
Danguf-- The Grsai frost, Hard Tsp,s. ard
h< LoHdon La1ortrs- Revolutionary Nafis-tags
a.d Brsad RiOt. H,u Hsr Constasfion o .
D,,poii,r' Save England Wdgh Of a., Ca1S-
rd Ssc,du, -- Fr, Tradr and Protection
Ro-buek's Posnisn-- tn, Hov,t of Cor~e~s and
Lhs Commit,s Mar R,'olpio~s ejDv Pfr~a~r
--Hsmiiiaf,ng Poa Of Tia BrfuA Cu~sas
A,my-An dy7sai 10 ne HDfdk cias,o.
The Influence divine which, during pariis-
nentary and Official career of 1rns hhy ye.rs. has
enabled lord Palmsrston 10 sail safely, and oftsn
glor.Ousy amid The brcAkers and qgleksands whics
cV,ryphsre infest tho ksdibusneAn a po'tiir.
though cIoudtd for moment. and cooosAlng its
bsEign ray has evidently Bgt entirely GessFtsd hm.
Ills cabinet va rckstiy, ard showed sgns a
dialoc~tIon before the process oi oons,rueilon wn
vel nigh over, Bot even = w0rse evil taaa uss
stared Tin h tie face and with rgid festar~ snd
choking voice, held - ~ D,nAolng hand tNors
him. Tbs as The great frost oilsS5, which ., tbs
\ mofnss, 8. proportions H.rs b,e9uing arsoss ton
| terrible 10 igot upon, suadealy reiaxed n ~ewn
I ard ity sgwi, and d@grihg nm " smile, hka
| garqaos gboss, las s,AEed from ias seoe.
more Urribs shsny thAn Il promised " be caanGt
wsa - insgiBed In thsse purlsus o' Looasa
hbablsd by popslAilon ~ u,ssiiy disslsc, iron
that vbich so,oofns vtSs ~ Temple Bar A. Tho
sorth Amtrtcsn Indian IA from the inhabtAab a.
ssv Yoth, 10 the tsighbrh>od n wh,sse hsps.
sserssisch, AID the poish oi n, Ccorg. % tss-
EAs,, We rue =, Deals. rus H. kArtas, ard fas-
bag ~. Ar,oIre q fordon, who~s asui,n~ I've ~
tss tA,a A6st II V&if aaais, -! wS1se kSxz<9