The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

for an hour and hnf in ante chamber Of
little court in Europe had been honored with an
interview with his imperial Majesty But am assured
l. is fact that IA, and saucy valet Of high degree did
eliminate exercise Of his privileges ambassador
homiy which Mr. Mason speedily interrupted by sh owing
him the letter Of the Duke Of Cambaccre Aiabie and
polite as Dir Mason Is he might well have shown him the
door also and even lent him crutcn or cane to .expe
dife his exit Whom Mr.. Fillmore arrived with Nc.
Corcoran OF Washington for the special interview to
which he had been expressly invited the Tuileres he
must have been surprised to find only two plain black
coats-his own and that Of his compsnion-n a vast
motley collection Of Josephs of many coors AMI
even the patience ofour worthy exCef Magistrate must
have been well nigh exhausted by being Obliged to wait
until al the uniforms and court suits had pa sed before
bis modest apparel INTO the Of the imperial
patron Of Dusanoy the Boulevard tailor Of his Majesty
blessed with more patriotism than patience aud what he
possesses of the latter quality all evaporated I'M very
legitimate explosion Of wrath against the rude indifference
with which his FIRST polite strance authorized by
Mr. Mason, were received By an oicia to whom no ad
The French in which Mr. Dion piat began his parley
was soon exchanged for Englkh, more emphatic than
elegant and the asfonshed Turnkey at length understood
enough to feel obliged to make a bungng apology.
Now, Mr.. Fillmore, although at present but private
o. the our eef sna n " h
eyes Of Europeans, md when invited such to fhe
palace of European sovereign il certainly entitled to
different reception from that which be has had at The
Tuicries.
1t has been remarked that in the Morui,ur's cabo.
rate account Of the rini agricultural implements
AZ La Irappe, last Tuesday, long list OF tie no.
liabilities present, from the Prince Napoleon to
dozen q aghas and caids and taKgaherers from Afi
including sdiiIamed Boutandourn, kronida- si,.
mourn and the rest scrupuousy given bat that no
mention was made Of the namo ofMiard Fillmore which,
certainly, doth become the mouth az welu or Of Mr.
Toombs aud Mr. Mann of Georgia, Mr. Valentine presi.
oent and Dir. Gilman, secretary Of the Central Com
mtee of American Commissioners, Mr. feischmann and
Col Coke, members OF the international jury Mr. Elliott
Ok South Carolina Gen Parey Of Iouisianain aw.rd,
OF any Of The many distinguished Amcdcans' who
were present on the occasion What Is still
more noteworthy, The main exploits Of the day
the victories achieved by the three American
machines Of Mccormick, mot MacCormcle, the M,n
ay has it, Mummy and Wright receive but two lines of
Notice in an article of Two thre, long columns But
Pits admirable threshng machine gets few more lines
ana the Arabs We are told, particularly admired it.
well hes might both for itself and by Themselves for in
agrieulture they are less in the rear Of their french
worthy Of the praise which they honestly bestowed upon It,
The Mo"ite'r is careful no. TO omit the announce
voy Extraordinary Of the Danish government Vice
Admrai MoIier, who. as IT informs us, has
OF the Elephant. II says nothing, however OF what
have to believe Il another and portan
Ject of his mission, to invoke the intervention OF the
French government. in the difficulties between Denmark
and the United States Of America In consequence of the
official intiuation Of the latter Power their refusal TO
pay the duties of the Soundaer the expiration of the
mercial treaty existing with denmark. Vice Ad
mra Morers Welcome was quite different at the Tuiler
les from that Of tx President Fillmore.
But, however Euro can sovereigns and countre. may
treat Americans, the latter cannot complain Of the IN
difference or the ignorance of European saronts, the
Mugs VI iuteuect, as 'hese might De called, II they
we're not entitled to the HONORABLE title Of Cti
zens of the Republic of Lcttersn cite only few
instances, without abiding to The god medals" winch
the charts Of Maury, and several machines of American
invention exhibited in the Palace Of Industry will be-
richly entitled the Academy of Sciences Berlin has
Just elected as honorary members, Prof Dana Of New
Haven, and DR. Asa Gray, of Cambridge the French
Academy Of Inscriptions and Bellies Lettres at a
meeting, voted special thanks to Mr.. George Sumner
American citizen for his honorable effort to the
museum at Kerch from destruction. The letter In
which Mr. Sumner appealed 10 the British government in
behalf Oh history and ar you remember published
in the London Times Unluckily il too late Tor lis
special purpose but might well he cited to serve auo.
Their, and shut the mouth OF John Bull when he upb-ais
brother Jonathan for his bump of destrncvene5s