The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23

asles, and the detested stranger would be driven
beyond The Alps
10 needless to ada that war Of na.ionalisies is
e last resource of constitutional governments; but
Germany joined Russia, it il diff sut to foretell
wbas might not happen.
The above 10 matter for serious consideration.
The Cariiss rising in Spain Ia quite put down;
bus there Ia ministerial crisis.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, June Z, 1855.
Marriage Of Miss Mason, Daughter Of the United
Stafss MimisteY-Arripai Of the HIN. n. c.
Dsdgs-Arrest Of Horace Greeiey-The Rsuistos
on the Champs dc Nars--Arriuai Of the Lord
Mayer of London and his Lady in Paris Grand
FssfsVifies in Honor Of their Arrivdl--Risg
Stork at the Palais as PLndustrie- State of
Syo;n Cause Of Serious Asriety to the Ffeach
Gspernment.
TIE marriage Of the American Miaister's daugh.
tsY, Miss Bette H. Mason, to Roscoe Heath, Esq,
Of Richmond, Virginia, AMI the arrival Of the Homo
yabe W. Dodge and several other distinguished
Americans in Paris has thrown an air of trausstlan
10 interest the gay world which even the burn
hs or capture Of 400 ships including 90 At least at
Gsnitehi-provision for whole summer ampsgn
hs an army of ZOO 900 men taken or destr, yed-
100 gums taken at Kertch and &C pieces Of artillery
n, Souioukae have not been allowed 70 dissipase,
u y
lowed it, caused by the arrest Of the Honorable Mr..
Greeley, for liabilities connected with the New York
Exhibition. That gentleman, it seems, has been
b. Oily mcsrcers1ed in the prison OF the Rue Clichy
Or debts which Frenchmsn have made him respoa.
sibis; though, it appears, he 10 morally respou
pible for nothing Of the kind; whether they can
maheshi legally 80, ia ano her matter 1t Vas
jUahd on application to the Honorable Mr.. Mason,
~ Tate taAa hat
affair which gave him the right to interfere; and
suspect that Mr.. Greeley is, o. the moment sN
writing, still imprisoned.
Everything In Paris Is beginning to wear far
mere smilng aspect. Toe successes that have in
augurated General Pelisaier's command have i'm,
meAsely ela.ed all classes, who are beginning 10
hope that, with the absolute breaking up Of the vi
emma Conference, brighter err is setting in upcn
the arms of France. In order to stimulate the war
IKE ardor Of the nation, and pay at the same tins
compliment to the young King of Portugal, the Eau
pssor has been holding review in the Champs de
Vars at which the Honorable Mr.. Dodge, and othar
distinguished Americans now 10 Paris, vere invitsi
10 b present. Their qualification, II they are at
AL given to military spectacle must have been great
indeed, for never did review Of thirty thousand mea
Mars in more suspicioue weather.
There is, to be sure, certain degree OF samsness
all great military revie We, but the Emperor, while
once more bringing back the imperial eagle to the
Standards Of France, has contrved to give inter
est to these occasions, which, during the Bourbon
and Orleans reign, was comparatively slight. The &C
tual warfare going on in that terrible peninsula
when Russia Is only beaten, to rise again with re.
doubled fury; the uneasy state of Europe with Po-
land biting her nails to the quick-Hungary strain.
ing like greyhound upon the leash, aud 8 Jain
WIKI 50 many elements Of combustion that game
raj confsgraton is looked for daily, while French
army Ia thickenng its ranks on the trontiers-this
alone, without the presence Of ayoung king whose
ancestors had been driven from their throne by the
pgsge1itors of these idensicsl troops he has now
Aesn assisting to review, all gave piqusncy to the
present occasion.
The rain had fallen the whole morning, but soon
a1ter twelve O'Clock fresh breeze got up, the clouds
blew away and sun just suff lent to aid radiancy
20 the scene without putting forth it's too scorching
beams, rose over that immense area called the
monies Of historic and dramatic interest have taken
place. His Majesty left the palace Of the Tuleries
% . quarter to two o'clock, by the grand gate
the gsrssn On his rsa. rode 81 sse sSaag
gallant gray, which the Emperor hal
sxPdessiy sent for, over night, 10 st. Cloud,
and from his solid gait and solid bearing, should
be inclined to think was perfectly safe war horse
for the juvenile MONARCH who has, Notwithstanding
tie reputed divinity which doth hedge all kingy
pesonsges, whether in the field or the saloon, very
raw and gauche presence. Behind, little to the
rear, rode Prince Napoleon and the Duke OF ODoyt0.
There was the usual atten lance of marshas and
gone as grand tenu, and the brilliant staff, at.
tnded by the Cent Garde, mastering very strong,
and presenting with their light blue uniforms, their
steal helmets and cuirssses their formidable swords
nd their jst black horses, coup del OF rare and
unique magnihcence. On reaching the plain, at
hast two hundred thousand persons were found as
semhled; and, considering that the multitude was
French, the cheeriog must have been very sstsfac-
tory to the Emperor and his royal guests. A little
before, however, the Empress, with her Maids of
Honor, had arrived, and taken up her position in
The beautiful gallery of the Ecole Mitaire, which
was hung with crimson and gold in honor OF the
occasion. The troops, who were expressly forbidden
10 effer any manifestation to the Emperor, did not
ssnsider the prohibition to Apply 20 her Majesty,
and nothing could be more cneering and ex-
Vibrating than the hearty reception she re-
ceived, both from them and the spectators.
The rain had laid the dust, light snadovy c ads
tempered the heat; and when the infantry ile4 off
IN columns by divisions, the Imperial Guard lead
ing, the artillery in column By half batteries, aud
ms cavalry IN columns by squsdrous, nothing could
possibly be finer than the general effect. Such was
the high state OF discipline, and the general prec-
sion Of their movements, that those thirty Thousand
IN exquisite piece Of machinery than an assemolsge
Of hviI beings gifted W til the tastes and de-
sires IS other mortals. Besides Nc. Dodge, Minis
ser to Spain, the Hon. Mr.. oSulliyan, Minister to
Portugal; the Hon. Mr.. Csss, Minister to Rome; the
Hon. Mr.. Belmont, Minister to the Hague; and the
Hon. Mr.. Fay Minister to 8 Switzerland, and Mr. Van
Buren,, were observed to be present
and Lady Moon and his family :" Luna inter minora
sidera"-are at present in Paris, receiving shs hos
pitahties Of M. Haassman, the Project Of the
Seine and yesterday this great civic func
tionsry Of England, visited the Palais de
fIndustrie, surrounded by SO many footmeu,
seem in danger Of making the same blundsr they
committed -four years ago, OF supposng the English
monarch and the civic functonary on an epsl
footing Of dignity grand ball at the Hotel de
Vile 10 TO be given on Monday, as which the young
King Of Portugal, the American visiters and the
Lord Mayor viii be present. Il is said that In Au
gust, about the 18TH, we are to expect veri.
table congress Of kings at Paris. The Queen Of
England, the Emperor OF Austria, the King OF Sar-
snis, the King Of Portugal, and any other crowned
head who thinks he can leave his homestead with
security, win be welcomed by Frances new EN-.
pereT Reports still, however, assert that he will
IN the meantime make flying excursion to the seat