The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02

fraction represented Paris especially by Generals
bic Lslrwsl they are wholly kept at distance BY ne
Emperor although Pr Napoleon has received tue i've
frat PANIED with particular sgns Of favor But thsir
r,epcs beth here and in London, have am told, unit
ndisg caution and disrust In vsw Of the
possible hopes which the publication Of the addresses
confidence IN the apparent sverturss of Napoleon iii to
tAs Polish snisrants, As he does In their syapathy
al, pssed than the uncle was liberty Poland
Anxious .: he may be 70 plant the impsrs eagles ..
have gene sr.t to Rome. KO.sutas last card for the
IN the grea, political game have been changed
variety Of ssDjectures, however, have been started
not only By the Polish addresses IN the hq %sM sS
Tusries with several Influential members OF the Polish
emigration A strong d,spostoa has been manifested
a hes. It rumorsd, last Sunday, that NJ Wa
ew whose part in the Polish in 1881 you
been sent to Gensva to hasten this result His prede
eessor, M. Drouyn de PHuys, whose visit to Vienna
turned cut unfortunately for him. has gene into the
fague The real secret Of the retirement Of the latter
Minister, appears to be found oot only in the oppo
which he deemed acceptable and In the irritation OF NJ
Nouvsnel the repued author Of his best despatches
Vienna to the Tuilsr pveerrug direct correspon
sense with Emperor and who was consoied by jump
ing cut OF clsrkshp at Paris into
senbled OF the Emperor with the manner
in which he had performed his mission.
English Journal received here to day NJ de Nesserods
has been superseded by Gen. Yermolof The fact that
the latter is not dplonAtist makes this news seem
But change decidedly the order Of the day Letters
irsm tonstsntnople, from the 80 to the 7th Of Nay
have been Just received giving the details Of the nnis
teria crisis that city and the suppression Of the ho
rad Letters have also been received from the Crimea
up to the 5th inst The Aontteur which announced
Yesterday that il wsud not appear to-day, did appear
this nornng with despatch from Gen Canrobert,
eng his resignation on account OF i'll health of his
post as Ca Chief in favor OF Gen. Pessier
and q reply from the Minister OF War announcing that
the Emperor accepts his resignation and confirms tbs
shan command ths corps Of Gen. Pelssisr )" Both the
Of the Minister Of War dated the 18th Of NAY
the former At 10 o'clock A. the latter at IL O'Clock
u
troops shall have arrived- Gen Canrobert is true
win be entered "by the door by
That famous new restaurant, the Diner de pErposi-
tfon, has been closed the advertisement its win
for lack Of ree.pss" Emile d. arsran may hs1.
learned that most successful proprietor Of newspa
per may not Prov; the most successful proprietor Of
Parsans II It be the ast-disappointmen Of the eek
hibiton season."
Net . few Americans daily and agreeably console
themselves for the closed doors of the Diner de pErpo
and would were even the doors Of the AGisoS
dCr and other renowned restaurants also cl0eed-by
dining ut the less renowned Cremerie of Madsms
Basque, in this de Ia Aichodier where the specialize
is "puwpkin pie" and where the guests, IL we may
believe Dickens "Houaehold Words" (and our
periepce) are "soms pumptns' too. A catalogue of
the guests of the Creme during the past three years
would interest, l sure, not few readers Of the
HfRALp all over the United States.
But such catalogue would be even longer than
fear this letter will be- if do not close IL here at the
bottom Of this page, without saying anything more Of
either the Inauguration Of the statue of Joan OF Arc
Orleans Of The inaugurs on OF the Palace of Indus
try at Paris, tran that both OF these events have sig
nsz.d the rst fortnight in May. have just room to
trail Committee of American COMMISSIONER aud TO
Prince Napoleon President OF the Imperial Commission,
the representatives. OF the American press assisted
the 18th at the Inauguration of the Palace OF Industry
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