The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24

x"S A"0 ~ saTdrsso-Hs simple and 0hosent0ftous
cha1artr-P sae Symptoms sinal Close Of ne Erhibt
ito" Asaina The Patc-Quai. locations Of Aspsrox1s for
F'sS'h oGeiad Suaasoas-7Ae Var Agains Ne Paris
Rathers, dc, dc.
The King IS dira has left very favor able pres
rions OF his abilities here In mitigation however, of the
view which II peculiarly orcumscrioed character OF His
Esjssys observations induced many to
take Is Is only frto state that Victor Emsnue is an
exception to the role which generally APPLIES to royalty
that o. tie possession Of languages It appears that he
speaks Frerch with great difficulty and English not at ALL
he would seem TO be who submits to the pomp and
restraint Of royalty With great difficulty and ON every
available occasion seizes the opportunity Of smancipatin
hnteh. his countenance, however, Is remarkable,
with his mous,aches Of ultra LENGTH aad the peculiar
position his head which 0ves him the Appearance or
perpetual rfar gsser, that II has been very difficult for
him, even at night, TO perserve his incoqnito when
mued in cloak and With lighted segar he has traverse
the iaIisan Bou.evards the huge horoushfAres of
London though in the last metropolis hear His Ma
jesty fortunate In escaping annoyance In
Paris he was twice obliged to give up his promenade and
hrow him. into passing roit,e 8, avoid the crowd.
At Compiegne he VIII be At his ease as he Is an
excelsrt shot, and the forests thse abound with game
Victor Emanuel VII have a.tcr his own
heart than bl and pageant aud long wnded addresses
He has been gra,iGed with tho cordial reception given
him by the French clergy that he h scnt decor.ons
thOSe cbeap reWArVs OF ktng--O tho ArcnDiHbOps OF
pa,n 4 L. ons and Aveguon also to the Bishop OF
narseiles.
You will perceive that the Eoeh jonrnsls are ali more
or ss harpnr upon the subject Of peace and private
leteIr which ireeeve mention pellet ta<t the Thun
terras Times Is cailed-is, with it's cussomed
tac. tmnng lis rails TO enter chscriuily the pacific
tea sra .sa the tue popular sympathy shono set
in ,hst duec',on. confess do myself the
ces ~ he eat leading journal In this sense Go
beeve that popular e-iiug would support IL In any such
change OF npnioD Of with Se0astopo destroyed
Russia zee. isg reconciliation by renuociaton II
mouths aud control the shores of
the tnxne tefe be no reasonable preonce for keep
ing ny thu spirit and commercial England would
back her great gan Of the press in her eors lower
the p.on,ar pngnaeiy Of the country; bat this IL pee
suprg more nan suspect Russia Is as yet disposed to
ADMIT.
lhs is the drs day closing the exhibition against
the public In order 10 prevent any confusion ia the
nova1 OF the various articles, exposants 70 be ap
priced u residences when they may enter the build
Ing and take them out Ill ~h'ch time they not per-
ni,ssa 20 enter On any plea whatever.
The Maiteur that vacancies in the aimnis
rson Of The telegrsphie wires be Allied up by
ton which situations some eco year. 10 have
chance Of gaining ,hem however, the candidate ia
vsIy high rank, IN the polytechnic, shool-~iins
&c nstry ORA Ing chemistry, dynamscs, seeti1ity,
suppo.s rom 30 much being required IN very saoof.
dinste sas,ions that tas general Of France
s0 a rA g %
FreEcbmen In mine instances Of IRE more super
hcisi than solid In their general inf'rnasion,
The marrow bone and cleaver still continues in
Are fined and ipison,d for evsding the nc law The
vi hsm, carry on the war With high hand, and the
inspection Of weights ami easu,e Is proceeded With ia
the spnit. Daily the most aspestabe houses
inyadsd the carted Of and Imprisoned, On
ache stuck over their doors announcing to all the
hsa recourse to- By and b. IS 70 have 70 aeS 70 do
With Turkey perhaps tho 6sstinado will BE- introduced,
and cAhph Bonaparte ses to it's administration.
ftsa : : PARIS Dec. O. 1866.
Annipnsary Of 2dof Deoenber-Gen. canroo~s's Return.
and Ne0 House-Approaoaing AayraE Of the WIDOW
Of Nayshdi st. Arnaud-Gen Pelissir and HIS 2oo, 600
France Year-Dr. Verom and His 500 900 FrdAcs a
Hedy-Nesc Books--7Ae Winer Season at Paris-RacesS
Deaths.
In the French journals Of the ID Of December you viii
not End sing ausion TO the date Of which last Sunday
the anniversary. But you must not, therefore,
imagine that this date forgotten either by those whom
It ustcred into the spendors Of empire, BY those
whom consigned to the miseres Of exile. Victor Hugo
IN his at Madrid ard Napoleon this Third in
the chateau Of the Tuesies remember It equally well.
So do all Frer chuen, whether at home ct Cayenne.
It is nowhere forgotten save, perhaps in England which
sincs the AlAnce,) counts many Chauvns-ultra-
Ionspsrtists-tnan France although ! must admit
having net With not few Americans whose eyes
daxzed by success to become blind to the means by
which 1t Is attained Republicans q they are, (by
brth) Of the latter fairly outempevor the Empe-
in their professions Of attachment NapoIsonc
ideas.
Gen. Canrobert arrived in Paris on the Sd Of December
bis return from those Northern courts which have
avishsd ON him all sorts OF perhaps the
honor Of having succeeded Ia the objects OF his mission
We shall whether, with all his and RIB
diplomas he brought back also, the promise
such treaties duly signed and sealed, win crafty
the hearts If the Western allies. xh the General
IL comfortably ins allied in the splendid furniture which,
according TO his ORDERS leaving for his northern tour
has ansor his house into pals.e He left special
instructions TO the gliding (sharing he does the
Of The December Generals for the color Of
tain meta and his house shines with It like tina! Of NJ
Maud, In the place St. Georges VIII both houses need
to BE- resded before the gaudy pride Of the FIRST enpe
brought to light in honor Of the seson shall again
have been consgned to the earrets and cellars Of tho
rasis du Garde Meuole whore the insignia Of than
departed power still rust while awaiting their turn
also, to be revived and burnisheds
Another question which have heard asked To- whether
Gen. Canrobe,t, who Is sti bachelor has solicited
bird for HIS freshly eided cage Ho~svsr this may be-
w,aow Masshsl de Armand ia about kneei at
the altar with second husband H. DO Cermont Ton
wanting malicious tongues to comment on the seeming
hate Of the widow Of the victor Of Alma to renouncs hts
The rumor which fss been 20 widely spread that the
Sultan has settled on Gen. Pelisier pension Of 20
huncr.d thousand frames year-absura - il seemed in
cs,yed formal cortr ADDICTION. No DOUBT however, that
Gen. Psss,er has enough money left to furnish house
in Paris splenddly Gen. Csnrohert II like his pre-
deccseor he should caanee 70 recalled OF
strange delays in taking Sebastopol.
Dr. yeson's novel Cinq-Cem fans d. Rsus-Five
Hundred Frames Year-wss published on Monday Its
title ia certainly charactsristic and taxing enough to
for the FIRST volume eSt almost vide sale
an that Of the hr,t volume Of his Memories.
1be winter has opened with unusual number Of
publications Among theseI must cite particularly
Th,eis twelfth volume Of pHiortc da Conspl 1t De Pm
ptn-Catse6sus's kegns Do Louis xvi.-A picture u
french roeiefy that PERIOD the elegant and
habits ~ Versailles and the 1ranon; noble ana gen.
entn tie lacy friends Of Queen Marie Antoincts; por-
usts al Disne &c Pclignac, Of the Pncesse de Lam.
bsGs kc.: 1heoplie Gau,ier's review OF Universal
Exhibition of Inc Arts under The little If Les Bsau1
Art B.ye, 1850; ard La BoAeme Gaoat by the Late
Ge,aTc de Nevsi.
What with books, plays, operas. with ths
Lectures nj the Sobonne At College OF France and