The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

England and though 1t is not probable that she VIM
ser taze part against him, popular dsmonstrstioa
mshs any day compel her to position cf pure mega.
on' "hdt "e al regret most Is the Russian progress
Am",ea' ihat unfortunate speech about what France
ana England were doing in the East they would
II necessary, accomplish In the West and which came
| from tho Tuieriss when, flushed with the nav
alliance, ie was never supposed that Russia ever
seriousy intended to face it, has done mis-
chief The Emperor had his eye at the time on Spain =
that rock on which Napoleon le Grand spht-and the
prominent conduct n soule induced him to put the
sea- to speech which may be said to be the only fool
ish one he has made since his accession We all feel tho
immense necessity OF cultivatng better feeling with
'he upitsd states; we perceive thst Russia has for
0ng ume Sesn digging and plsnpg in that fertile soil,
ne france was superciiously neglecting her ancient
any, we now know that art concilation,
sy mas osen omitted by the Russian embassy to secur
=. sooa "mA good will which the Imperial government
witnesses with undisgused chagrn, and which it dis
tincty understands must be nsutralized II nossbla
was at this point Of the conversation hat ous of the
princes Joined in it. "0f all people, he observed that
resemble the French In manner and habit consider the
Americans to do 30 the most Eaglish or Saxon thsy
may be, but, far from the humid ar of the mother
country--fron the overwhelming douesticity of thu
parental stock-free from ths feudal seryty 10 COM
mon to all Enghh classes and full OF that higher orasr
O. socialism which renders conscious Of free born
rig hts in the ssh Of man and God-they Distinguish
ed the same no'caance gaiety proper TO the
Frencl Character and when brought into juxtaposi-
T. sn more b. n: hi.
dress there little no difference to be observed they
do not Like e English mistake material value art-
ans1isan ts slightly n s.s
language in their mouth Is more euphonous than IN
thai Of sny other TO- egner Is 1t strange them that
such people should iost to Frances Nature has done
nine tenths Of the of consultation; tao policy q
spirit Our departments Our towns, our metrcpolis
are full of American citizens our Injuries are theirs
yet kiss the hem the Unio Jack which wars and
nutters uncertainty the eze that spreads its
whose advent pier cling through thu naists Of fsudal
ism in reality lighted our first ancestor into the seat
eyes, said NJ Girardin, s'you are right Prince the
Americans fond have the strongest symPsthes With
and wealth. Ono day they win dispute with EnslAnd
her maritime supremacy, and win win it from Power
aristOeraey behind is age For my part should IKE
to the United States conciliated in time; 1
to- ass ~as Ss Cords 80
closer and closer across the Atlantic Depend spoa
land will study her own interest and be beforehand IN
measures which would with far better grace from
The natural anpathy Of the feline s and % canine race
do no not believe to be shared by the English in tho
IN the o Of Pas to Of
land am rejocsd to find that the Emperor Is 70 tsts
department. rejoice to find that the imperial prncss
avail themselves OF every opportunity to cultivate ths
believe that the Emperor the desire and d.
termination for am that the aspect Of the
portant section Of the humsn race, ana 80 vast por
tion Of territory and intelligence
hind which, the embrasure Of oriel window,
unavoidable listener. have no reason that
and s think the uttered Of nature
promote good will, DO not think am straning toe
tight the code OF honor by repeating them do so mot
for mot. .tts
Psnori the would. regcde has undergone tho last
ykala oAosxtA
entitled him TO extenuaton and that 70 remove such
a brute from among the ranks Of humanity, waste
earth 1t done in the qusteat possible manner.
Bis alluded TO by epress after his
sssr the passing q tie Sentence; Within
hours of it's rejection the gutlotins effected It's bloody
vurea But there cannot 10 doubt that the xrssoh,
by attempt in the champs Eysees, has given se-
inereduious 6avs faith his star isldng the
Emperor once mora on bis trial that !. MOI to Ss
found whether he is the Of genius many have latter
Natiossi Assembly il not forgotten, that TIL hs est
ssAr s lnIs sas % i s. s
sushed BY talent, nor any inventive qu.la-
s not Wa: sn IN ss s then. 5y
the frontiers hesprung forth, like Minerva from tha
s e nDs s ss. .s
yainly showing her teeth, has eouchsd like young
h. Sn M at his ss he has struck ut the sou o. France % nth
sura but like the fairies Of DID, dropped pearls ana
% o. sSe %Sus: a they
beautifully into his lap; the country far and near a.
ws as y ysh
liam miscreant armed to the teeth fires double bar
1ss td SIs and the, the ehsm ar. though
goused from dtesm he uncertainty Of human affairs
al ss .o.ys and s'.s: az
yOri. It Is psscsvea that matters are in reality ats
sss IT . 70 a hss That xSs
counted upon, that Prussia is three parts declared
Ss Sss
NO To,hY caring ts 30 Of the NJ 'I:s
reson ha: really .o%sshias in him. asev. and beyond
his fellows, the high eminence 70 which he has =
ssS3s pa
whole vanshes Ike baseess fabric Of vision Ths
ss Ss nsr he %
through the territory OF which cannot bat foros
say Of Young fox hounds@must be Soodsi so2swhsrs;
ns ,. a q s ns ami pos and
'The most unquestonable result Of the negotiations
a. sSs Fsss. sSS that
only BY force Of arms they win Be able 70 compel the
.ua % I The 81 .
decidedly the shortest to arrive at peace and the
WAR WITH vsoS and
og o, Austrian bad faith It says @ This : eau|ay,
BY words Since Russia can only Be brouqht 70 reases
BY cannon, is necessary to strike hard and stzhs
quickly. Civilization has all to gain BY the speedy
summation of this duel between Russa and the West,
even It at the cost Of great efforts and sacrinoes
That which In the actual situation OF Europe would be-
worst OF all, would be Q war OF long duraton.o
The literary world has sustained serious loss in one
OF its most elegant and graphic writer's II st. Bsuve,
member Of the Academy and long Monday contributor
to the literary review Of the Mov ct II, 600 anos
per annum been thrown from his horse and killed
upon the spot. He Vas OF the mort charming oe
French authors and hs works win long hold honored
place in the literary annals OF his country.
1be accommodations made for foreigners In Paris mag
be judged Of from the fact that the Kneur daily adds
TO the list Of public monuments and palaces that be
without ticket Of adrciaainn--that NAsnR.