The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14


On hts arrival IN London hs Majesty stured IN
kind of husssr uniform blue csat sd sokct trimned
with silver Lace, snd wearing cooked hat
The Prince sad tho King u sardinia s~rived At Wpdsor
at2.5P.n
The arst number of Dcke~s' ssrai, 'Iittis Dor
rest' has appeared. enclese you extssct The I'D
viRor IN visible The first pages.
Jenny Lind Ia advertised to sing orAoroo Al Exetsr
Hall. She h Ia London.
Cir Robert reei IA eagsssa to se married..
Our Paris CoSresp0mAeace.
PAM, Nov. 81, 1855.
1t1ir.h IN Paris n ne King f Snrdisia-Grosd RJoic
sngs and Itst'ntiesS,siden Deatk Of Count Mole -Bio
graphical Naicc Of Hip.-T1G7s again Coq,scziny tov
irp9ioi faumsOpinions ia The FsrscA Array Rep,csiny
The Stability Of The EsnrSre.
The arrival Of hts Majesty the King OF Sardinia WITH
At tho time the setiog in Of sharp frost, with
bright overhead and a firm crisp pathway under
foot, has given hp 10 tho Partisan mind In danger Of
sinking into ennui after the many stimuli applied 10 Il
during the memorable year which Is drawing towards
. close.
II impossible not TO regard these royal personagcs
With feeling almost akin of compassion
them obliged to the gauntlet of esantry year after
year month after month and day after another, in
cseseaess continuation Ike Ixon who, for his daring
love Of Juro, doomed 10 wheel In he'll which is
perhaps whifipg round with him Here is
we'll DISPOSED excellent hearted and gallant prince
dragged from the bed OF sickness with his heart sill
smartng under recent domestic aicon, OF the scycret
nature and To do suit and service In c pro-
oeson, and ending ceremonial II cannot he said
that there any particular enthnsiaun about his
celiion, Car the people concerned Queen
Victoria had used up everything Of that kind and the
tiaiher Majesty subjected their patience TO- by arrival
in tl.a hrrso
wives and daughters fot for six successive hours Is
still remembered. Nevertheless government that by po-
lice authority compels Iumnations TO do what
tcowd when bonorwas be 10 faith.
fn and most ally The station At the Chemn de
Fer scarcely loss adorned than for the reception Of the
Queen OF England. On the Boulevards there wore no
triumphal arches, but great abundance OF bAnuers,
among which supcreminenuy auttsrcd the ign Of Sa
dnia and his Msjcatys arrival at the Tuleres, the
Emperor surrounded by brilliant staff, received him in
the vesbule which opens of from the foot Of the grand
staircase, and after embracing him both cheeks his
Majesty gave him his while he led him up that mag
nfccnt nght OF steps lined with the brilliant uniforms Of
the towering Cent Gare and adorned with the colo Of
Piedmont Turkey France and England at tho summit os
which stood enccled by the fair danes of her court the
gentle Eugenie her lovely features lovely stf as
lighted up with the smile Of welcome She warmly gave
her hand 10 receive tbs gallant sautation Of her kngy
guest. The King OF Sardinia s bears the token, Of
mental and physical exhaustion and has altogether
air OF lapguor about him which the fiery representations
Of him in the print sellers windows scarcely prepare
for lie has been taken monster concert at the Paas
dc Indus tre: TO the opera; and to-day will attend
review in the Champ de Mars, Of which 10 shall
write you account. Yesterday had opportunity
of sseiDg him at imperial bppe ~ Compcyne, when
the excitement the sport lit up his pals features
xith something OF a crimson hue and his eye shone
brightly. as royal sportsmans should do when engaged
in an imperial oass of course, there was abuaiance
hglf
their rocity, the pathways Of thc prreeiy
TONERS and pheasants kept whrng mp in the air like
rockets from t7, a. dstltce. The papabie shot
l observed however, we're little needed by either the
Emperor his guest, and u was only whom hong"
shot something peculiar in the escape Of the prey
pgeeented itseli that hor gun were ieved Napoleon
handles his piece quito like sportsman, and shot
Pheasant with barrel AMI rabbit with he other, in
workmanlle style, twinkirg az the time that small
eye Of hs with evident pleasure at the compliment paid
him by the King Of Sardinia. Nor the King
whit behind his host Three times follow ing he shot right
and left a, hares bringing do~n his game rapidly thai
had scarcely time la hear than report and
him afterwsr5s shoot two couple of snipcs with
facility ssecut that Nmrod himself would have
mendcd.
We have just Lost q rcssnera,ei Frances cbiei
nosbities In Count Mcle, who, az his dinner table
the midst of adpring struck With apeplexy
The manner Of IL was than usually touching. lie
had taken his place with his amy At the customary hour
and his conversation always charming was more than
ordinarily lucid and elegant fosars the middle Of din
he suddenly pale and twice uttered sort Of
convurive hiccough which VIA follosed by marked
charge in his feature, obvious 70 all AZ table, No one
however ventured u make amy remark TIL all at
LIS head 70 sink his breast Then every
aroee but the emo old By strong effort Of the win
recovered his energy and in very ttnct voice begct
his guests their places there
zion Tor alarm. He thon left tho leaning the
arm of his sonn law the Mar qus de Isegte. Hat no
had he entered his own apartment than enter.
taDing assop respecting his situation h. sent iot
Nine. de laierte bis daughter and the Duches Aylen,
his grandd daughter n receive hs blessing and Wills.
his physician went in'o adjoining 10 write p-,
sciipon hs suddenly breethed his iast- one of the
"a Of sr ~
sy his youth his talents and courage hi n position
II which tha revolution had deprived the 1obe honso 70
which he belonged. Born in 1850, Louis Matthew N0l@
was but clnd az The period of the revolution AMI ye.
from that epoch dstes the appren'ccship Of his Lie
In the midt of political prosecutions. His
ather PRECEDENT MOLE at emigrataf with his son
hut had the nprudencs 70 return hls country before
II deiis cred from The yoke Of the convention The
ather and son were ncarcerated. TIE former paying
with Ms ic the emneucc ~ his name witch the
most Luxurious % al the parliamentary names of
France The son cn recgverei his liberty after Yong
imprisonment and. H,g his country, forced . DE-
nand refuge with hk mother in England and swtlsF-
and. "fhe most srtlDt epoch In me political history
OF Count Mole says the Cgsal,osne l. that OF his
ministry Of the 10th u April, WEen be b"cane Tor tho
hind lime Minister of Foreign AfsIrs asd Premier an
had sustain sgains. NM. Theirs and Guizot tsat
contest which expressed fully all the tIe gran
deur oi parlamentarans and It, real raisedes. After
the all Of that government, which he dofeuei With
much energy and talent only because Attached - Il
government principle he continued 10 exercise only
sn ~. sfs os cdr - 10, so pa,,e % ansi en'a WIN
deeply attached 70 hlIn, he subsequently bc-
member Of The French Academy, and
e appeared for time In tho political xorh
during the Presidency Of Lous NAPOLEON During his
lie Mole attacked In torn by al parties bat mis-
tomb All opinions vii meet 20 pay due honor % hi,
mory.'
NE go~sip- are a t,e busy about the circumstance Of
81 Thiers, the Minister, having g,ns 70 the slas
Royal, 70 present, IL prson, copy Of his keiy
Ilet~d History a. the Conruats an6 l4e Empire to
irne. Jerome bonspare. In Lse bot iisef there is
realy nothing e,raordsnay Prince Jcrorno's 81
ronanty ace meRtioa u Ia tha. work. snf the only
surviving brother a e hero wfh whom ~ THEIRS
viii 20 down % pos,sfiiy nothing natural than
sueh act But the Gn.~cecanta Of ". Thisrhis rest
loss desire n have hand IN me political -sairon
matter Who he prc~ifing einh may t.rendsr things In
themselves snape, artificial, vhen APPLIED - him sni
know vhose opinions are NJ. t. b. hartgArd.i who
unk that unlikely thing have come 70 Dss han
u at Thers houd day s A.tocssta hin, sn With
me successful of he per hew of thc great
vho~e lie and time b. has 70 graphically recorded
Talking however 0f Nspocon's success refrinds of
a conversation had yesfsrley wish ssf aaaQrcs %
Tie Gudes and which relax only instNncs u the
utter want Of faith IN sny sne 81 stability Which spps
rsntly p.rysses you world ear expect u from.
u arr criHg 70 hare fnfis," vas hl. obsery4tlea-
tp1siiyf And .hyff' nfou tny4 my phy sicLAn1 az