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


But all this does not look very much like peace and the
four points. In fact up to to-day the Koteur has not
uttered word on the subject.
stated in former letter the fear Of English capitalists
obtaining too large slice Of it. keeps the would be par
!, perfectly on the S @ That in England
has given the most lively satisfaction to all connected
with the court here and nothing that has
in the existing state Of things The win It last
answered BY an nnhestating Affirmation far Napo
leon himself Is concerned but there Is spell upon him
fate Of chsrd Cromwell II 10 observed that success 10
not leaf which be found among his laures whether
as Prince Of the Mountain, as High Ambassador and
Penpoteptary at the court of Madrd a. gallant cava
er among the iesta throDg soldier commanding the
armies whose eagles bis great ancestor carried TO the
confines Of Europe Prince Napoleon Bonaparte
found wanting; and now, stricken by fever and trem
bling with ague, this broad shouldered youth who
has relied into q bed Of without hav-
ing pricked bis fingers, is busy vending his
homeward steps to turn his sword into a dstaG IL
IS perhaps fortunate for him that the poor Duke of
Cambridge is obliged 10 do the but he at all events
has perilled life and limb In very unmis taxable
manner.
Letters from Spain are full Of uneasiness and II ia
evident that saragossa yalladod and many Of the
larger towns great discomfort prevails The abolition OF
the octro dutes as far the government s
has given little satisfaction, the heavier portion still
remains for civic purposes, and IL was generally
eved ball had passed the cortes for total abolition
the disappointment Is in proportion TO the previous
gratulaton. The deputies determined TO hold the
ministers up 20 bona fde overhaulng of Queen Chris
tinas accounts, and there prevails strong prejudice
against permitting Queen Isabella TO have any veto ON
the laws which the Cortcs may pass Altogether one
cannot help comparing the present state Of Spain TO
that Of France, when engaged with ts Constituent A.
semby about constitution which no soul alive believed
would be worth the paper Il written on when passed.
The opera Of III Tto'atorc" with it's artstes, MMes
Frvxrolini and Borghe Mamo and NM Baucarae
GRAHAM CASTER has lost nothing of its pristeoe
and continues 10 m the house from parterre TO ceiling
We have 1t length beautiful weather. after one OF the
wettest and dlrtcst winters II Is to
be hoped that at sebasotol they are farins AZ well;
though what IL sauce for the goose also for the eander
The Russians have likewise roads which provisions
and conveys must be passed and though we don't hear
much about H. doubtless all the mud has not been on
the side OF the allies.
Lord John Russell here, and has been twice closeted
with the Emperor more than two hours. He ~ not
great favoiie OF his hsjcstys, and very important
results are looked for from these interviews. 4
The Commission Of the Exhibition 70 which pu bile At
t.ntion Ia becoming daily attracted has decreed
At the works OF foreign artists which cannot be re-
ecved after the 18th OF March, must b. thus address.
81 ON le Comnssairc General charge Dc 10 direction
Dc Exposition Universele des Beaux Arts Avenue Mon
tsgne, Paris They will be conveyed from the frontier
II Paris and back at the expense 81 the French govern
ment BERTTE