The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26


from Athens shows how the sublime and the ridiculous
are continually vereing upon each other:-
Tbe newly constituted Greek Minis VIII have to
dereo says this document some notifications in coz
sequence Of deplorable circumstances. NJ Siiivergo,
the MI isier OF tinsnce ana ohage a. ~ em WIN ..s
sen alton This enlightened and honest statesman de-
voted to France whose Language he says ues In pre-
nent in consequence OF and domestic annoy
the l4tb OF thi month he purchased $50 zen
caspet He expected he sai Visit from two of his
colleagues and wished receive them with all due no
ms ment allow ed 10 pass upnoticed short tune after
sivergo received visit from the American Minister.
gave you a white wsiscoasf' the qaes put to
repu functionary duly instructed by Nc Marcy
in the sublime doctsine OF pilgrim simplicity, by the
is al y send It 10 be washed The American Mini,er.
who oouotles thought dirt was Marcy qualification,
quie astonsbed and soon took his leave MT know
tie palace aud demanded an audience OF the King
efirg his Msiesty, he saie 'siie which do yoa pre-
part aln gitimst and pr efec the mous'.' Whe,e
urtn he began TO dance some steps Of ths
on n ass nv Ven % pc +ss
Minister'S hine' NJ sve,go s1adeny rose ana bol'ed
The door ard then asdrsssns NUN soI d.
ss- o se
u.s. and you viii thus show your Gle by passing
Though H.. Come try 7 The Chief Of Police became
and broke open the door, they found NJ. Silt
verge sitting sofa convulsed with Laughter On the
1911 c.s,stas y was appointed to succeed slivergo
the director Of the Ministry Of the Int ror"
il stated credible authority That he Czar and the
Grand Duke Constantine Witnessed the cannonade and
bombardment Of kipburn from eminence off Cape Oh
chako ard that the blwng If the forts OF Olchaso
by the Russians heard aud felt Odessa distance
OF forty -four miles, WINDOW frames being shaken and
doors slrinping their hinges The general opinian
j. that the part Of The stores and of the
allies nov con ain.o in amesch will be transported 10
kinbuID and will be followed the main strength OF the
alice armies The seat Of active Operations being thus
hat r3yrea rtrf
The Russian empire and the oestruc If Nicolaie aad
Kherstp with TIE capture Of Odessa become the plaa
OF the ensuing campaign. Russian charts induced the
belief that the bay Of Ienda at Kinburn only
ed by 10 or II feet OF water but the Phlegethon his
discovered passage which viii permit all vessels not
ORA wing 20 feet Of water to enter in ali ect line.
The tmIeror Napoleon has bad grand shooting party
foows; Iheasants, 49, hases, 81 ceer, II; rabbits So
msktg altogether 1874 head Of game OF which fell to the
imperial guest 1l5.
Winter appears to have generally set Ia. Snow fell
stunoant'y on Monday evening, nstween Havfe and
Iobea. At Rouen also a quantity fell the same day.
All the high grounds in the neghbo, hood of lyons
with WHITE and during the nights Of Sunday aud
Monday the fell heavily in he departments of
ming fr, Cermont Ferrard which ought to have ar.
rived in Paris nineteen minutes of four O'Clock did not
reach the terminus Of the Lyons railway till half
pas, great quantity of STOW, we hear, has also fallen
along the whole chain Of tine Pyrenees
Another instance OF the manner in which Roman Ca
tbolic rites often borrowed from heather ceremo
Mes is fur nisbed by the dinner of St. Marin which
day the of the Holy Ghost is to the law
profess in it the continuation Of the feast of The
ides of March, Viii the Senate gave Rome to the
procons and orators previous To their departure for
the provinces. BERIlE.
PARIS, Nov. 6, 1856.
End Of the Paris Eshi1ain-The Palais de cistal in
Process Of Demolition Preparations for the Final Cere
mony Of Distributing the Mstals-7he Speech that Louis
Napoleon Might Ma1c on the Occasion-Economic Erhi-
Lition.
The exhibition presents at the present moment Of
the most curious f the many phases has hitherto
compiisbed curing its strange, eventful career.
The tIansept formerly occupied by long lines Of paw
lions redolent with cunning manufactures, sparkling
bjouteYie scientific apparatus collected from all
Of the civilized world and canopied with
white ten'ing, marked with crimson les, is now one
vast yswnipg expsnse Of vacancy while op the slips DO
low the galleries above its former kindred treasures
still hold their ground but like troops whose flank has
been and who therefore, expect to be beaten in
detail stand aghast at sight Of the furious onslaught
that has overwhelmed their comrades. The goods
not only thro from their high and palmy ate
rack ed up and carted away 70 their former homes
their masters bat the very pianks which they
Stood the fairy fountains whose FLASHING cheere
their long and sometimes monotcnous soourn;
lighthouses whose revolving iupinares dsspated the
shadows of approaching eve--all, all have vanished
like mist before the morning dew the only
difference being that instead Of leaving behind them
drops and gistepng flowers and all nature breathing
odcriferous fragrance nothing but the dreariest
upsishtliest misshapen wreck the world
held. The banners which hung from the crystal arch
which spans the roof the armorisl bearings the golden
eagles which reposed in isolated dignity here
there on the spandrs the rich colorog of the semi
circular windows at either end ali down
lock of trouble dsmay at the terrible beneath
their feet where week ago ali such consumm, te
order and classical symmetry and If they could only
utter What they ,bas they would doubtless chant for h
the touching drgc Of the bard
All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the fleetest.
In vain did the worthy burgesses of Paris subscribe
their by thousands to petition, which implored
that The reckless hand Of destruction would pause for
| one year more. "Cut II down. Why cumbIeth II ths
greunaSv the Of that inaexbie viii, which
France has learned has but little variableness OF
chance CT turning; and accordingly, fin,
the axe is summa,ily laid to the root, tina
the whole branch and leaf may come top
pliog about tie 18th instant The stranges
Theory Of ALL however that in the midst of the dir,
confusion the people throw down their francs and rush
its porta eigerly tnan ever As IL the beauty
in her d.heveed hair, her loose ungrdd raiment her
unadorued state, were ten times more attractive than
when in silk and hose. and dainty slipper aud srmiag
oc She Knocked the world wi h eyes OF fire and pout
Dip saanden" ali know and my readers will not su
pore that am mputng any eccentricty to the Pataan
ni1d b.. eeraipiy for my own part cannot see the
the Palad Crystal in Gust uproar and confusion
ind without inch Of board for the sole Of its foo.
All thrgs however, have end; and told, whom
hey TO the worst they sometimes mend; and
tha, the wtsk Of destruction has been efficiently
,aui.i OFT, 1t Is said shall what shall
re.--ihsi cloth # gold, in fact, sill to be nothing
TO II. This very tranept. now sad aud gloomy
to lock upon, IL TO spring up into ue-s
sLert one it is true, but Of surps ssing bri,ancy
end beauty There is to be throne and gorgeous
nopy. covsred with crimson and gold. fhe flooring
laid TO be cepeted with the looms q Gobein Aubus
round which will rise tier after tier long esfraie
where the ndustr a represen aves Of all countries shall
be seated ana behind thenfor theirs Is toe place Of
| honor such occa-ion--the dsnzens Of different
European courts. Raised high, for the assembled
tboueands TO contemplate will be the Ddu stisl
pbies which have earned the In this peaceful
Test; ard when e Majesty Of France shall from her
seat distribute the medals that have been gsined Ia
these lists Of and industry the clsrions shall resound
throughout the ~s5ds palace and chslicnec all men 10