The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

has thrown across the pathway Of colony Of ants
working and tong their peculiar vocation, and may
temporarily distract and puzzle them, the labor win DO
as streDuously prosecuted as ever.
First OF all, IL is remarked IL ia necessary TO
ascertain what Is the precise given to these
propositions which Russia accepts. Those which
regard the exclusive protecorate Of Turkish subjects
who are Christians, and the free navigation OF
the Danube, Russia has some time ago expressed
her willingness to accede to; but there DO real
limitation Of the naval power Russia the Black Sea-
without the destruction of her great naval fortressthat
fortress which she has calamity held thus far against
three nations who have brought TO bear it all the
wealth, wit enterprise, valor and endurance they
summon to their aid Such sacrifice she would never
hear Of but time in the meanwhile to her OF the last
importance Negotiations will stop actual HOSTILE
ties II Is true but all that Austria has
DONE and the lengths she has already gonethe Legion
of Honor button hole and regiment of her braves
thrown the feet of Napoleon the Third much pre-
vaclation is not without encouragement for the
Car Prussia it Is Observed Ia playing the game,
and with her apparent hating between two opnons
all the while greatly serving the Of the Autocrat
Time tae time is the Czar's object throughout; it is
the very nature of coalitions to dissolve before and 1t
argued that spite Of the hullabaloo that is made the
Emperor Of Russia in looking back the past evident
yupprepaied some degree he was has nothing TO
be ashamed Of Yes he has done enough for his honor
say persons he has manfuly defed the Of
the most powerful coalition the world saw he has
not coded inch, and he laid down his TO-
row he viii have left an impression Europe which
will make It for century chary Of repeating the
experiment Of 1854.
Yes, but all this supposes a usipossideis-a mu-
tual retention Of what each party has obtained ;
i is clear that the allies have mot yet got sebas
topol, and though we hear OF great things coming
off, Of a nronade that is to SILVER that formid
able fortress to atoms-of an array OF guns, MIME
rifles Lancasters and gigantic thirteen inch mortars,
that sake US dread whether we shan't ourselves be
blown from chair write-yet, it cannot be
Denied have heard exactly the same tale before and
the beseged if they may be Called may be 50 often
thrashed aat they will learn the art OF doing the same
thing themselves
For these and other reasons which it would be tres
passing too mach upon your columns to repeat have
no hesitation in saying, that whatever speculations tn
who have great opportunities Of forming sound judg
ment is dead against its affecting the main question:
that is, stopping the war That there be party in
the English ministry who will be disposed to think
enough has been done-that In pushing Russia to ex
tremtes France is only being undny strengthened.-I
do rot for moment doubt but in the present excited
state of England the constituencies would tear the
House Of Commons to pieces rather than listen to
terms short of the destruction of sebastopo The free
and full discussions OF the have fully
them the scope and object Of the war; the
OF the intelligent class know lite-Of France and
prisoner of St. Helena was very used individual and
heart and soul for the of his present
,s; That too Is we informed
not thrown himself into an alliance with nation that
was formerly the unceasng and bitter enemy Of his dy
nasty TO throw 1t up let Russia divide 1t with him
for such bagatele ,hese four points," and it may
be safely promised that till great many changes
no n.nton Of recalling those iesions to whom every day
be more and more endearing himself His OF the
troops in the Crmea his attention not only to
ries but to the little Injuries Of home contrasted
by the senseess conduct Of the English to-
wares their soldiery IS winning him golden opinions,
warmth of his reception in public.
FemarkiDg the dead silence which pervaded the hosts
at The head Of i6ceDt military cavacaae through
The Bon'evards on hs return from Strasburg, he sand
"Ah, it was always but win make them speak loud
enough before have done,o and certainly there are
growing ~ mptoms Of this foresight. He never
in III. champs Eysses-those Champs Elysees that
we have again and again seen him traverse
without hat being raised voice lifted in his praise
without The broad pave being instantly empted Of its
sea OF passengers, who hasten to form hedge Of
Spectators making the air resonant with their acclaa
tons Is he going to let this subsde without leaving
any more trace behind tban)a casual check to Russia
and security TO the English in their Indian way? Teach
your grandmother to suck eggs! far from the proba
bty OF peace the beginning Of the end is only just de-
On Tuesday, accompanied by his minister Of war, and
four OF his generals hsmajesty reviewed front Of the
Place du company sappers Of the engnscrs
diers from the LIST and I'd regiments Of vogeurs half
battalion of foot chasseurs and batteries Of horse
artillery The Emperor went into the centre and de-
vered Of those addresses which delight the French
people, and In which mast be confessed he has attained
q singular fel city.
was myself within earshot of him when his address
delivered and marked the countenances Of these
noble looking soldiers they listened, and It i'm
their hearts when it audbly yhrated to the long exa
ing and enthusiastic accammation Of pEnpereur
having a@hted from hs hops ans versS with
his own hand the o0ors to the two colonies commanding
the Grenadiers and voltgeurs, joined by the EN-
press who, from the balcony the Pavilion de PH0rloge
=. had been intently watchdog the Leaning
upon her husbands arm, this beautiful but alas fra
stalwart men, armed to the teeth, and bearded like
the pard. In few days they were to be the high
seas their road TO that grim fortress where
bad gone before in the pride Of fe the flush Of
hood and the pomp Of war and where alive
to return once more TO their homes. These thoughts
Napoleon ever and anon addressed Kind word to this
that soldier and she herself made sympathetic
inquiry tears gushed to her eyes and rolled unbidden
down those cheeks where the lily outvies the family
struggling rose No heart could remain unmoved At
such Spectacle and the tbrong eager gaaers without
beginning at the left flank Of the ASSEMBLED troops and
taken up by the centre, right and rear till the ground
seemed 70 Iemble with the ca1areuse vibration As by
magic, the cause was soon known and the many thou-
sands outde caught the Infection and vioe pIperd-
es resonnded throughout the Place du Carousal till the
EMPEROR was again and again obliged TO bow his
kDowledgments. The Empress is not Josephine; she
has none OF the cunning wles Of which that
tful daughter OF West Indian planter knew better,
wisely, and gracefully how to play than any
crowned head that had been born In purple but
she after all true woman and her honest and good
heart may Napoleon the Third well a. more
triguing qualities.
But all this not look very much like peace and the
four points. In fact to to-day the Aosieur has not
uttered word the subject.
ihe national loan is progressing rapidly, and,
stated in former letter, the fear Of English capitalists
obtaining too large slice Of IT, keeps the would be par
ticipaors perfectly on the qui That in England
1t should be at premium Of more than tso per cent
has given the most lively satisfaction to all connected
with the court here and nothing that
the revival OF the empire has caused much confidence
in the existing state OF things The viii II last y, Is
answered by Undertaking affirmation 40 far Napo-
leon himself Is concerned, but there spell upon him
who stands the throne which fores hadows the
fate Of chard Cromwell II 10 observed that success ID
not leaf which be found among his aures whether
ms Prince Of the Mountain, High Ambassador and
PeHpoteptary at the court of Madrid gallant
er among the iesta throDg, soldier the
armies whose eagles bis great ancestor carried TO the