The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

regarded therefore, as emanat n from the government
bu little was II tho ght hat thu outrage uld be
rico to the length OF refusing TO rspair It ~neu
upon courteousy 20 Co Such IN the TACT TO whc
" Il our press The very day The rmes dscisrsd that
Mr Buchanan had promised the al isocc ~ mis- gov.
ment 70 lngIan against Russia, Mr, sa'hsnan seote
briefly, but poin,edy to tn. e,or, to deny H. sup
poec, OF course In common fairness, his dlscaimer
would bs inserted; out the con rsfy The Tsa de-
cned TO inert It. Toe Times constantly boasts u Ia
equity In giving all sides bearing, AMI It publishes
every day hcss Of Letters from high and low u it.
Hni. mus. % thought then :" Is go.s asGs oe s NJ,
an act Of injustice and 81 courtesy 70 foreign Minister
heard " before In England and It Ia the mst
cDciuive te.t o. the bittsr animus Of the
against ever hing American. Mr. Bachsaan unAai-
moutly sustained ny all hi counrymea, In politely de-
mandpg corr ecrion Of the false statement 10 the i1ss
and in his hr hnd the example Of osase foreign M.ii
and The highest peers Of the real who find II imposs
Ss nov ad1ys 70 sners the .s Press aaa aai
Psimerr'on In sending rs fleet 70 scour cosss
be Ia qri ut loss, UNDERSTAND 9, comvrehend ri
with the United States and h. WI leave Lord Palmer.
sson to get 90. o. he seraps IS well Us ss cao
Lrd leroy IT, Leader is opposei the be lc
duct Of iamerston; and taei joainss 60 80 far ~ .
IL s 1fr ssa saT
more, TO SO 10 up all dihicdties With Great
Biitain, apd FIR .ne hope that the HEaAID viii back
up the administration In this wiae necessary ant p.
tIio,ic task.
The secor years. campaign Of the allies against Rls
sia Is past and ce,ts 'bsy have little bag over The
half Of ebas opol Is theirs they fear 10y H.
they diy cAnDonsded from the other nalf
the ha boJ which remains Ia the hams Of Il.
II was declared by the governnent organs here that
grand operations to drive the ssAns out Of the C
we eto he undertaken bsfore the ,aga closed; bit
sgsns, kicolaisg, and after tatias p.try FORT. g,r-
rironed by 700 mon kin0urn with the trinag ODDS Of
% vessels Of they have decided Il would DO riski x
their had earned to venture further and they
are settling down Ia winter quarters in the small pof-
ton Of the Crimes they secured.
appears, from tbs English Journals that the British
pntiI civ ui-O rganized
druDkenne,s. No form OF discipline punishment can
curtail or p,event It, What spec acs OF degradation
for the French army to empate whose sobrsty aud
high disci line IN st sand out in dgniHsd contrast to
toe he.sial q their Englirh Ia
Every day the pretxe u England Is sinking In the eyes
Of the french, whose former respect Is fast changing
into surrise ano contempt Aldresdy they look upon
them every way their Interiors aud hereafter they
will not fai when the occasion comes, make then
feei The French alliance will bring disaster to
the Olga chy Of England than any amoant Of success
against Russia, they obtain It, vii compensate
is stated that Mr.. Buchanan Is packing up bis port
msntenu ann vii leave here for the chi eli a,es
the middle Of December 1t Is regretted b, tho
Anne lean wo Id here that ss'esman o. his ability and
experience should l~ve England moment ~hsn such
grave at stake; he requested and OBJ
tanned his recall before this unexpected difficulty
cured and be could hardly proioog his stay here, un
Appleton, sece AIRY Of Iega isa will remain Charge
dA6aires until relieved y tho nov Minister l. IS sat
tlenan 80 emnenty ht,sc to discharge them Mr. APP
pe'on His ormer services In Congress ADD 40 the De-
pa,tment q STATE qua, him admirably Tor the present
isis aud he will carry out doubtless the instructions
Of Mr.. Marcy with The requisite zeal and due mo-
Iteration.
The autumnal theatrical campaign has opened in Lon
don; but far, great novelty has appeared. The
Only attempt at IT turned out an expensive failure
e. Zoo ns -
broke down the rst night and the poor manager
that he took to his bod and declared himself
ruined This Ia tho drst disaster he has met 18th
and he will doubtless try it again. TRAVELLER.
Our pnris Correspondence.
PARH Nov IL, 1866
Chapter Cbal--Amvicdn Movements in Grcece-BrO-
Tier Jonathan takes King Ohio By the Hand--Ovaaon to
General Bosquetoa His Return to France Lous Napo-
leon the Inretor Of the Floating Batteies-7he War and
ITS Incidents.
Whatever doubtful circumstances Of political charac-
ter there mny be TO America in the opinion Of
the worthy citizens OF the most charming metropolis in
the world there IL circumstance Of social character
which a. all events renders America ut the present
he most popular and admired Of all existing nations.
The wind blows from the north, and It's chill blasts
whistle through the stage domestic aa which, with the
anteebamber and onncciog with another by
innumerabe doors the regular Partisan dwell
ing, he stintei wood arc-(weI covered down With
white ashes, that iecreant fame may wantony
the precious fuel whose cost something sbuous
freezes the ve,y blood to behold and their most inve
chatonare rapidly melting away In the face OF the lux
ury and economy Of stove bricked up after the Amer
can fashion," Little iron CRATES, basket shaped, are
SIZED upon with convulsive rapdity, umie learned
In American lodges Is sent for and IL luckily cseagaged
mm datey commences bcking up the deep which
the French call fireplace, behind and at the sdes till
that which yawned Ike grave and only awful for
swallowing up all tho heat which should raaaie and cheer
the space before II becomes surface
in towards the top Of the chimney leave the thin
nest imaginable aperture for the smoke to ascend.
sfdeav, blower is let down before the fire when first
ush'ed the smoke tears up the crevice assigned It's
channel Ike mad the bricks become suddenly red hot
the fire Is then unmaskcd and the that looked up
its shiverng inhabitants possessed OF bear eyes, blue
noses shive ing knees and oins trembling with aguc
beholds nothing but smiling faces, cherry cheeks and
ali tho Gocisl comfort Of winter frcsde. Ams rican
stoves American tmites American lodges Tor dausing
heat and saving the pocket are therefore household
words and such Is the difficulty Of procuring the
ssry drtste, that ladies whose hands have been
soed with less dainty than the colors OF worsed
work, the rich silks whose fashions find daily empty
ment for their delicate fingers etn,elyes
handling the trosel, kneeding the mortar and boldly
peneti airg into the physical II not the ,ra Of
masonry taught them by the ingenious denizens OF
the New World The winters have cxpsrienced
during last seasons the price Of the
necesaries OF lie which TO be daily augnen,ing
the value Of house rent which, so far from showing sns
Of dmupon yearly increases, are pressing teachers Ia
the school OF economy, and the oifsctory
which formsr could not tolerate anything more pan
gent than the aroma o. the well dried log its a,me
mounted upwards IL becoming every cay liberal 10
s Tendencies towards the dark mineral whose character
ia m, genial and forgiving considering the many
bard knocks and pokes merciiessiy SUBJECT 1t TO.
But 10 solidcs: The Poys publishes the wing bot
from Athens, which, In the opinion Of Is editor, Is
evidently ndi atve OF American hsa, OF another AMI less
social character than that 10 which have been al
hiding :"Ihe event" says the letter, :" which chiefly
pre.occopes public opinion In Athens, the arry,
and tbs attitude o. the American ambassador. II IA
known that the Cabinet Of Washington had accredited to
Tie court Of King otho new plenipoteniisfy His mis-
this time accompanied With q solemni,y which
utasted with the habits Of simplicity adopted BY the
American republic In its dipom .tc c,mmunica tons