The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25


be big with the fate Of millions.
The Duke Of Csmbd dgs left fyr England yesssr-
day; he had more tran ono ic1S conference with
The Emperor, who loses no o cssion Of thoroughly
Crmea. Ha, az least, has no ttopght Of psaes; and
from some letters have seem from st. Petersburg,
few inhabitants Of that capital would seem TO have
any such hope or even desre. The manifesto Of the
26th Of December, In which the Czar said soms-
thpg about his anxiety tostop the shedding Of blood
and go forth and which was looked upon by The san
guiI 90 symptoInaiic Of weakness, seems to have
been regarded IN quito another light BY the most
considered it as IN appeal TO Holy Rnssia as 0 var
similar TO that of 1917. Some OF the nobles, for
example, Of the government of Nschegoord, imms-
distely after IL appessed. sent an address -
them TO DEPOSIT their lives and fortunes on the altar
Of the country by organizing, ct their own cost,
general defence Of the country similsr 10 that Of
1872, or in any other way his Majesty may, order.
In conse quenoe too Of the eastern part Of the en-
pre not being abls to supply the Lnn sr Of recruits
Of the regulation age and stature, tue Gear has
Dc ed that younger and shorter men should b
taken; and On sddiuonh evidence OF the Empcross
determine ion to persist in his present p1ley, b
found in the fact that large detachaents Of Baskirs
recruited from the steppes Of Kirghis, are diily
heir 4 brought forward--foicss from Asia In fact
into EeODs to carry on s'1S game . q xsf
extensive preparations ase being made 10 6wisSs.-
land for our g,snd Universal Elk ibiton. Commit
tees have been formed at Berne Zurich, euchatel,
&C., &C.. and each Of them y, besides, to Be rsprs
tion Of tho Helvetc LeRation. The principal art.
Giles exhioikd will DO sillS from Zsrich, ribbons
from Basic, musfns and embroidery from Appsn
zek, instIuments Of clockwork and matoemaslc.
cotton and straw articles from .Argan and
FribouIg, printed goods from G!ares, 30
From Prussia-aways supposicg hosiilties mot
70 have broken out with that Power -aro 70
ann NJ n A
machinery, 1876 Of furniture and decorations, and
innpmeIsble other things, not ono o. which will,
probably. mske their sppeesancs.
lstion Of Faust and whose novels, "Femnss On
Cairo" Nuts du flanagan" "Lorsy," and Las
Files de Fen" are 30 wen known, took place o. the
church Of Notre Dame yesterday. Toe body was
Pere Ls Chaise, M. Francis Wey, President Of the
Sciae des Gems des LSttses. pronounced over It IN
oratcn which dwelt on the distinguished literary
attachments Of the DECEASED.
The weather ct present IL undergoing sudden
and most rapid thaw. But yesterday, Thousands
upon Thousands Of persons were collected in the
Bots de Boulogne to witness or share the exercise
Of skstng, among whom was the Empress, ia . car.
In what was going on. But the great object Of Of
traction was Q skating race bo;w osn two French
counts for ], 500 francs che distance was one mile
and quarter, which the winner accomplished In
minutes 26ths, beating his compstitor By 26 Sc
c0nds.
In the way Of theatres verdis opera OF II Tro-
vatore" continues to run its sue ,essfu course, and
after less than fourteen representations increases
that NINE Bozio, the great favorite Of the day has
not quite enough to do in it. She is, however,
shortly to appear in Paints GtGr0bi Ndie Gallo
with Mime. Borshi, Mamo, NM. Baucorde, aud
Gassier. The composer himself has superintsnded
the rebesrsaIs having come to Paris expressly for
that pur 0se and the decorations, &C., are al new;
20 public expectation in the tbe&trical world is on
tiptoe.
editor has tioklsd the ParisiAus am szingy As L,lA
has sst the example Of horsewhipping unRsnial
critics, some French gentlemen are said TO b
already mssksd ont By more than one fair artistic
justice at their hands; and u 10 said that already
even the whisper Of such o thing has sensibIy
softeged the tone Of remarks which would other vice
have been dissgreeably probing The fair sex, it u
more. Who lnows7 The tables may be quite turned
st last and tyTsnt man become the trembling slave.
BRRrm.
PARIS, Feb. l, 1856.
The French Pyess on the English Niatsteyial ORR.
sis The Stsxggis Bd,oeen Austria and Prussia
in the Ceramic Dit The Turks Painted BY
IAsnsse.Uss-As,irai Of a Corps Of Ansricon
Sargeews at Sebasfopot- Raehers Yisit to the
United Ssatss--Saccessioa to the Fls1ch I,prial
TRrcxs, &c., &c.
The ministerial crisis In Eogland is the main
theme Of common. in the paris AZ well ~ the Lon
don journals. The former, with the exception Of
the S,scis ard the Presse, while rejoicing in the
probable vjgor which the change win communica.s
70 the conduct Of the war, seize the occasion 70
blame the violence Of the attacks Of the 7Ins, md
other organs Of the English press, which hsys been
so IL strumental In efecting it. According TO the
u. ~ tIa t~<o -
tho Times, In particular relative to the situation Of
the British troops in the Cimea, are greatly exag
gerated, and even If they wers true, ought not 70
have been made. The optimism of the French
official sheets is % remarkable as ever.
The rews has reached here to-day that the de-
!nand Of Austria for the mobilization OF the army
has been rejected BY the committee TO which II had
been referrd by the Diet, aad had consequently
been withdrawn by Austris. Prussia, /. 10 added,
has proposed sort OF middle tam offsr which may
be accepted, to the effect that the Diet will hold
itself ready 10 vote for the mobilization should Il
even tuslly prove necessary. So you see that the
kmporizing policy Of Prussia still holds the asceD.
dsncy in Germany.
All accounts agree that the Decentralization OF the
Tuikiih army in Asia Is extreme. should Judge
thst they must be CORE st, from the narrative watch
have heard given b. Nessn BY, Of his xostien,s
while attached 20 che staff OF Gen. 60 700. Nessin
Bey 10 the name under which g graduate Of West
Point and ex ofice OF the United States army who
lie now In Pafis has served With distinction 10 the
Tui kish army Of Asia iurirg the last year. he mas
brous bt to Paris with hld en- admirable Arab sseed,
to which he ia douby attached, both on account Of
its rare qualities, and also for ito hsvrg, he says
saved his hfe on one psIiIous oycssion.
A note 10 lying on my table imfor ming me OF the
safe arrival q: stbastopol OF Dr. Isaac Draper, aud
the little corps o. Ans ical surgeons who accon1-
snisd bun from Psris. TIE Doctor has been to
Odessa AID S,mfeIopol aud as be- says, has "fnaliy
brought up ss head quarters" These adventurous
young felors will have had q vastly better Chance
10 study surgery and practise it, ,oo as well as to
zee toe word and "humsn nstur, than If they bad
orly followed the hospital" in Paris for two or
three years. Before they retu they viii also hsye
they bad been contented with study 1t here under
the dire ctiOn Of 5crbe in bis nEoile On Nlrdr az