The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

Larry phrases, Such sentiments these
The statement, published by the NEw YORK HERALD,
Dr. Havega touching the retreat OF the Russians from
Sehastopo las been copied here and has led 70 geat
deal Of comment The English are naturally annoyed NJ
the credit being gvn the French by the Russians OF
having solely the and At sesing them
selves spoken by The Russians with contempt IL mas
been az by some journals here DR. Dsvega
in Sebas,opl at all whilst Others attack nm ior having
abandcned his own wounded. man who wn.es any
thing in fay or Russia must make up his
mind 10 run the gauntlet Of the English press but the
Americans here enjoy the fun They are amused to sec
t.e Frglsh who affect rfdicuie susceptibility IN
a remark working themselves up to q rage at the sly
pokef of Yankee Escuapus whose pen cuts as sharp
We are going TO have another grand in Paris
and london Ia honor Of the King OF Sardinia, WHO has
been invited try the French cspe at St. cloud and to
see Lis way afterwards through London fog IL he cam
which at his time Of year often makes necessary
at midday idpight. The Journals here are drum
nng ur the people to the pitch Of enthusiast desired
for the King Of Sardinia Is especial tvorite o. the
British government mot only bccanse he i an ally 9,
the allies, but that he l. product OF the British cons
tuition planted 10 Turin which means that sing
rup,st N the hsnds Of his Prime Minister VINO IN
his turn IL the shave If Parliamentary majority me
King Of Sardinia is therefore cried up 70 me skies ~
the model Of perfection CONSTITUTIONAL hing whose
small IeccIdlces are allowed 10 pass iree az WAS 'he
with his predecessors here OF memory
Wilt m w. ard George w., whom Victor Emanuel com
rletely distances hove for the fair The runor
Il that e coming 10 lay siege to the Princess Mary
Cambridge whom judging from her exceeding stontness
it will cost him considerable effort TO carry OF II she
should not posed to return with him of her own &C
cord which however If not to be doubted, as this IL
likely the last chance OF marrying that will ever offer
there nothing very striking TO comment on IN fnan-
cal ters Ccnscls have gne up some these last
few and 1t ia reported that Sweden il going to join
the alliance against Russia There is certainly some
probability OF this, and hence momentary buoyaucy In
The Funds The from America L. looked forward to
doubt here az TO the foal upshot. -
london is very dull jut IN the way OF public
sement The heaf offer nothing in the least at
trocve and popular parcnage is id.d chiefly between
Julien snd he Wizard ~ The North, who are struggling,
g TO drown opposition the noise of three orchestras
but Anderson has pscarded London that his rival
not find a corner for his posters NEW YORKER.
LONDON, Nov Is, 1855.
The Ner Colonial Mi,rister7As Scandinavian SsatesRe
ported Alliance Of Suede and Denmark 'cih The Western
Po,nrsH Feeling Bet,ceea Austria and En9land-can-
,eieyt at SoekhoIn--The Sound Dues, dc.
Ergisnd has Colonial Minister Mt last. It appears
that II ered only TO Lord Stanley but to sid
Eey Herbert aud to the Duke OF Newcastle 1t has
teep accepted by Mr. Labouchere who If not Of very
brilliant paris enjoys AZ least the esteem Of oil parties
honest, upright He under-secretsry for
The CcioIies for short time under Lord Melbournes
ministry Chief Secretary for Ireland, under the whig
ministry and for short time President of the Board OF
Trade He brother-in law to the Duchess of Suther
land, and first cousin to the Earl If Granville.
The effect which the speech Of the Emperor Of the
French at the cosi of the Paris Exhibition has inside,
Is the all through Europe. 1t ia regarded plain
hint Austria and Prussia to de,lave themselves
way the other Austria appears more and more sdfag
# toward Russia; and the corcorda4 with Rome
by which the whole Of the subjects Of Austria placed
under Il cergy is not likely to endear her to those of
her subjects who enteetain anything like love for free
doas ot conscience With England, Austria Il on any
thing but good Terms The recent arrest of Hungarian
in the Erili.h uniform at Bucharesk viii lead to explana
ons in the House. There can be doubt that it was
violation II neutral territory. Mr. Coquhon, Eng
sh Consul at Bucharest has claimed him. Coronnt the
Austl ian General refuses TO give him up The official
relating to this affair has not transpired
hut it Goes not TO epdesr to Austrian ally
We moreover learn that Austria has been facilitating
the export Of sulphur 10 Russia.
The mi sion Of General Canrobert to Stockholm
not ia to alarm the Herman Powers. HIS reception by
he hing ami by the people has been most enthu-
According to the Paris correspondent Of the Times Of
yesterday, military convention has actually been agreed
uron between f,apce AMI swesen IN virtue OF which
Jointly with the Allies, In the event Of not being
coeuded before then and her gunboats will cooperate
with he fleets in he North 1t ia also stated that
army, composed Of French, English and Swedes will be
sent to Courspd, which will make Austria and Prussia
declare rhen.elves As reward for the alliance, Finland
will be rest red to Sweden II Sweden Joins of course
Denmark viii follow
You will remember that an offensive and defensive trea
~ Of alliance entered into by the Scandinavian Pow
els at the COMMENCING If the war.
The Of Holland has determined to have it.
place Copenhagen the Sound dues and has selected
Count By,aDdt resi- Dutch Minister Court Of
sweden, Tor The purpose
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS Nov. q, 1855.
Details Of tie Confovaion at the Mdnutention Midire-
Immense nsgasion of Government Stores Caused by
1.-THE Fire Said TO be the Work Of Political Refugees
The Disturbances al Sardgossa-Tle French 7ic,ed Nth
DR.. Raregas' Compliments 10 their Military SKILL and
Brdroy.
The topic which s engages the attention of all classes
10 he Gao On ia If
Manuten.on being depot where stores provided
sufficient for the of 40 900 for period Of
three months and that upwards of 40 900 raons
baked and prepared each day will give your readers
idea Of the interest conaagrston in such quarter
might naturally create.
The Constitutional gives the following account Of the
buildng:-rhe kdnmer,on de. Apoirs de la Gucrre in
which great portion Of bread for the army Of the East
has made lies 800 400 yards the Of the
long gallery If machines Of the Universal and
is the large water works Of Cnailot and the immense
srgiue factory II Derosne Gail The FIRE broke out With
extreme violence in the part of the building facing the
Trocadero. This part bait in 1910, AMI formed
vast parailelogram three sto los high. In II were
collected n great quantity of wheat and -four.
There also fourteen or sixteen pairs of
milstones for grinding wheat, steam engine for work.
ing apparatus for facilitating grinding operations
various utensils and some objects Of equipment The
other part which Is the oder having constructed
under the sdministrs of Marshal Sou in 1885, Is
situated to the eashst is facing Paris and separated
from the other pile Of buildings BY sort Of lane,
which Ia crossed by Of movable bridges In this
Ia ade the bread and biscuit not only of the ga Of
Paris but Of that Of the First Military Division. On the
ground oor Of the old building the side nearest to
Paris L. post Of fremen. Az the Gre was per-
ceved messengers dispatched to the Ecoe MiHtare
ano the barracks OF the frcnen for assistance crowds of
PEOPLE also hocked to The II the disaster The ERE
spread with such violence that at O'Clock all the buid
ing 10 flames In spite of the large quantities OF
ws'er thrown by fifteen or twenty engines At this
the Empe and several officers Of his Maesty's
hou,ehdd arrived on horseback The Minister Of War,
tie Minister 81 he Interior, NJ Goblet Therg the Preect
Of Police, ard the Commander OF the Fremen also ca2e
mp Tho cnep assembled 70 the roofs Of the ,nd part
II the Manu- cotton VI he houses the opposite side
srd directed vonsses II water the sentre Of the fire.
The wind Fortunately bies rom tho rorh and turned
the Bants towards the river. At o. clock The fire
ga npde, asd only the four walls of the building Ia
which IL commenced remnncd. Deachments Of fremen
and soldiers tasred be night the Of the coufs
Rstion The building te-troyed IA said 70 have