The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-14

81 rose sshiins marshss and kings whose IA
ss ssa ss ssa ISs himself o. the ss.sd Lord ss
tor VIII sshing for bis fsvorite ' enact could have
desired nothing than he saw ysstsrday; only re-
T,n Sii Of fare which were scattered hare aad
ibropghoat the table. that might give your rea6ers
with such rspoity (ths only faulty was presented 70
each guest The eonvtrsaton was evsrywher hve,y
sSisd Ia ,onr peiehbor ON either side. THIS insprng
Of tine band o. the Guides are an important enc
ins IN sny ashward pauses that might Otherwise in
Nuee themselves when all are chary OF speaking over
t,ushed. The osper over each cav.hsr gave bis arm,
BEFORE to the lady he had conducted 70 the Table ana
sssstiy served and the King Of Portugal leaning
the arm OF the Emperor, msde the tour Of the
,ss" anG f n s%ssrOr was %
spirits, and laughed and coatted about everything,
4 h o. hs,os % rns = Ne ~ ms
ahoat the exhibition and asked shat we thought OF
he ans aria 70 .hieh Of course there vas Sus one
NE light and glory Of the French department me BOY
hing tsrsd snd gazed AT the fair Eusenis Ike one en-
tsansed Half hour sitter the coffee, tsa was hsndeu
and oy elsven o'clock we separated To those who, Gay
after day, witnesses Of such scenes, cAn mssntt
they must possess little interest and probably sussss
TIE ids that mankind made for better nings Sn
sueA sipgerbread show nnt to bundle morsas ne
myseh WHO permitted rarely 70 step within tne
charmed Of mpeira prestse it was an event 70
1s tvslt upon and encountered
There il little in tine shape Of political gossip TO sei
s report st is current that As soon as tas various
o. he serv'cs eomplsted IN the VI, nea sne
perer fully intends to repair tn tier bus at present
laugh every exeron IL made 10 push for YARD mat ers
srs sim rems many thiDgs to os done ere an arm,
x 70 afford another illustration of the oes.risn ren
.s r The cavalry mp r'sf Ts sn s. %s;orsy
Ssaped by hs English Ministry known to be,e given
tsSsson nneigneo satisfaction and are, Tssons ths
Bsi.ish AMBASSADOR that he considered matters nov IN
u, more favorable position than they had es.n since
tays at ia,t doIe my lord, With negotiations, and il
an not be the fault Of France i any more tame y
Prince Napoleon beld his fret reception OF Saturday
nisht at the Royal Btudiousy endeavo-ed to
sspd every guest way satisfied and pleased with his
Aost BE suggests ths opinen tina. Re IS man of ua
sosbted talent OF brilliant resatonal powrs; bat
altogether absence OF toat peculiar repose In
his temperament which often denotes the real man Of
s.u II svi6enty arranged that he shall now be put
Harvard as nuch as possible, Ia order to take the
Emperors place during his absence. The suesdtution
Of General Pehrsier for Canrobert, his Imperial
Hsbnsss takes every opportunity Of his
swn sug ,eston many months ago. and thas It's ATOP
d since The expedition to tue Crimea was
Is pity he says, that Lord Raglan should not also
M Mason Minister Pien potentary from the United
Bses, has his bands un jast now, in consequences OK
ne numerous arrivals from America he was occng;sd
jesty americans who desired that honor, and
shs resh arrivals that are daily taking 9ase promise
BIN abundance of labor in the ceremonial department
Great interest expressed in political crclsa about Mr.
ss Fillmore, whose character is hsh'y spprs
vsrsai exhibition cannot have brought. At present
there Is not the slightest difieuty IN ostainng apart
nepts for Paris more full Of thOse yellow
aehes which indicate the fact OF furnished accomno
cations high prise Is s dem anoed as the propretors
unwilling to do IN from the pegasus they have
yrcvsht expectations BERTHE.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
.r... ..r #. Madrid, May 25, 1855.
ne Nep Natioaal Loaa-Cdrlit k,srcctsoa-Tae Rsla-
lions bapeen Rome and Spais--7ae Coastitption--Th.
Cholera .s4. s...t. n.
The Commission Of Estimates baylng fixed at ten ul
Mons Of dollars the amount necessary to the defc
- the expenses Of the current year, many
psepssed It up and fer this purpose the CON-
mssion have held various stnss in the Of the
Minister OF Finance Many plans having been given up
has at last been adopted emanatng frsm the minis
tr himself which consists In taking up Anticipatory
han Of ten millions Of dosrs-seven and h.f by for
sibs contribution and two and half by yoluntAry.v
payable from the aal eIi interest Of par cant per
ksnnE be collected from persons paying to
sbs amount Of $50 and up vsr6s.
mis- plan will be submitted to the Cortes and the
has resolved to defend IL warmly although
We do mot know If IL viii be made Cabinet question:
has been doubted until today If the Coates would
seive 1t; but this very day has taken
place which, to q certain point fsvors the government,
and gives hopes that it may obtain iss wishes This Ia
riog Of Carsts which has occurred Aragon in the
visnity Of Oalatsgnel, where than one hundred
parzsns OF Den Carlos lave raised tue cry aud have
succeeded IN inducing force OF cavalry Of the regular
army to join them, although without officers rns go
vernnent has given account OF this to tue ASSEMBLY
which has obtained vote Ia which the legislative body
promises them every kind OF assistance Thus It is pro
babe that this antcipatory ,an, which, in other cir
eumsaDces, would have encountered much opposition
may pass now without difficulty.
Ths government has means enough to destroy this
faction, but may wen fear that If 1t extends through
al Aragon and part OF Catalonia, it may promo.
civil In this case, the existing army woa.d
hardly be sufficient 10 make head against tas
instruction, and garrison the provinces touching
Rpou those inec ted; and ike circumstances BESIDES
vovipg them in expenses rot estimated, would impede
the embarI atom OF troops for Dltramsr. This how
ever j. mere conjecture; tor relying as the government
can rely, upon the support Of the majority OF the
bly, 1t ask and obtain from it what and money
IT may require.
With the exception OF what have jus. related
nothing absolutely has occurred worthy OF mention
Recent news from Rome saJs that they resolved
there intelligence Of the PRONUNCIATION faucton OF
cal which bas occasionsd mach surprise at the Romsn
court they had mot expected IT, from tie tiudity
which they supposed sxs. in Spain with reg ard 70
the Thugs touching Rome The news which the Pope
had received from Spain had sttered him With the hope
shat the Queen would refuse her sanction in which
case, through oppertuns protest Of tins Roman court
le thought TO have brought 10 the ground thu liberal
Of The preept government. Undeoeivei upon
ths paint, they are now trying TO put into execution
which remains TO be Amongst tn zee, that which
appeared most favored IN Rome - Withdraw The
Legate from Spain 70 hand bis passports to Pacheoo
abe Spanish Minister Rome ana 70 pm lish protest.
but think that before rsorting 10 90 extrsme a nea
sure Rome will wait to the pre- srt gov>rnmen,
consolidated Once consolidated. Rome will seek for
oompeusaiion by o. tbs ana articles she
has swsys known Low 10 use in o'osr to obta,o money
nom dert mt nations and the Calst reaction should
spread snd triumph, she viii rait and &c governed By
circumstances. .##t
The Cortes continue discussing the constitution
alternating it with laws OF nstera interest; but
she proceedings 60 not otter enongs Of Importance
20 be male the object of o oets,isd examination
Amongst the dispositions OF the goveromeut. there
b one which merits particular mention-ieav ng
free the use Of spinning machines, and removing
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