The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

me creates. par. o. me ssef wss Pssesd were pre-
aoer for three moptns. The two Warehouses again
At work the Qusi Dc Billy Ard the are unn-
sien--to have originated n q aue running from
the grsnary to the steam engine. The SCOT
which renamed in this aus is said TO have caught
fire run coming In contact with sparks in the chtm
ney. The term II those gvsnsIies and their being Guilt
q zeal explains the RAPID progress Of the dsmcs All
tae building ustel q The burned prsmlses .se lost -
The stones cslcped On the ground floor there SIN
remains layer If c~ru, rice and Hour OF certain thick
RES, but il all mixed with ashes ana rubbish that
IL win be useless rn b converted into starch
Behind and TO TIE OF the burnt baidDg, is anath
err much larger the wind, blowing toward the river,
carried the flames from the latter pile of BUILDING
a course circu stance SO unusual in Paris IS an
copisgrson, and that in one Of the govern
rept depois, expressly supplied with materials
for the army, which is expected 70 carry death
and destruction among the ioe could not take place
ccnpg pr val-nt. II is sail that the macaiua-
Which effected the terrible explosions Of the Mon
lin at Sebs stopo and caused suc fearful havoc to the
property camps Of he ales have not been whit
less bury nj Paris others again. attempt 70 fasten the
crime he Loncon refugee though decidedly the Rus
sophobists have the majority Hyou cannot 1t is said
find The ciiunal, look and who the crime bene
Ats md yon will not be tar of the object Of search The
Mapulention supplied tie French army; the French
he French army L. burnt the Russians benefited
consequently he siars .et fire to the Manuiention
oct hoe froyhr hoe. No easonipg ne clearer.
Without attempting find mares nest IL Is really
extraordinary that ge Tres should he OF sucn rarity
in city where 30 little precauttOn ~ faSen 10 Hvofi
them. Each hcuse is inhabited by al forts Of people
who keep whatever Kind Of fires they please--wood
coal charcoal. Servants have the upper part of
the house entirey to Themselves, without fear OF
circunspec control; they play any tricks they
please 10 in and out they Ike and In tact the
incest johest most rowing people il the world out IL
rarely happens ibal even chimney catches Gre and
houte in flames is hin IT thing az swallow a.
Christmas. Consequently, tae provision made for extn-
gushing hes in taris Is not what might be expec ed in
a city whore all putI: matters conducted with so
uch precision aud txacles IL IL not passing Strange
that with SO many engines and 30 much WAFER at hand
these engines hould have means ~ self supply bat
from one hand to snoherY Yet 1t is, and till Mr.
Perry, the good American he is now universally
called I'd with his engine, the Fer ch mcaus of *
tnguishIg the flames were comparatively nil. That
engine is sill playing the fmouldeing emoers ana
wherever you hears of nothing but that extra
ordinary mdchine Ame1icoiae.
But 10 turn 10 other subjects not SO near home.
All accounts that Cnrobeft has fairly hooked the
Sweeib trout nay that the Northern fish took tne Gal
lie bait with sacity approaching to greediness The
French navigation laws being abtogated exactly 70 suit
the ion 10 the ish ti her and all Sweden
is in Iaptures The King Of Sardinia embarked at Genoa
for MaIseles the 28tb, with brilliant slit and the
day at er to.mo,row (f,iday) il expected at Paris
At saagosa On the 18TH II says the rioters com
nepced throwing stores At IN. ooa'men on the banks OF
the Ebro who Shipping and several ot the lat
ter were wounded Crcsds Of people then formed, cry
ing: Ieath 10 the itch - |. Town with the octfoi p
These cTowde went through the streets causing the
greatest alarm. AT O'Clock Ia The evening the
arms. During The night several shots were fired
by which two persons were III led and several
wounded. N. iesfino, formerly Gsil Governor Of the
province Of Sa agossa forced abandon the town.
in Greer to his life. Aaother rich merchant was
compelled 10 act in the way. The hight OF the llth
passed with the greatest agitation. On the fol-
lowing morning The municipal council lowered the price
Of bread and Increased the of the workmeo. The
hen dispersed, Declaring themselves satisfied On
the 18th further reduction Ia the pice OF bread was
made and voluntary cription opened fer the
purpose OF ndennrg TIE bakers for their losses and
S Every sn s o % s
les hen ae'l supported by The inhabitants
Verify the state OF Spain is not saeh as 70 give her
much ieh. TO think Of aicng the Western alsnce,
even Of caring much for her Queen of The Antilles
The Trench are, ~ The way, decidedly pleased with
rhc account II Dr. paser.'s sejonrn Ia Tie Russan
camp 1rat it should be the Russian opinion that they
alone the sturdy toes-that th alone Won tue bat
ia swee, 30 their The Eugish ha. doubt
es another version Of the story in or two of the cir
carried the French With him. to q man. They knew IL,
10 he sure, all the while Frenchnen are, vi course,
the only heroes in the world but it Is pleasant 50 know
hat Others reaiy Of the opinion At present
the attn Is discreet TO tread the Of Eng.
lard but tie day viii doubtless for plain iaellii
Die ing when shall hear what sp,oneys he Eng
Hsh wer,-wbat muas--and how they woui have been
swept like chat before the vii bnt for the chvary Of
Frapct-bow IN act when others held their tongues,
Dr. Iavga alone spoke the truth and dasned his lancet
into the ,hrobbing, puiuent tumor Of English eten'
titn BERrlE.
PARIS, Nov. %, 1856.
Losd Pamerscns Official Stability Source Of Uneasines
at the Tuils ies--Erdmindtion Of his Poss,ion-Louis
Napoleon Paying Couri TO Popular Opinion IN EtJlad
-Rmstas Exaggerated Ettnate Of her Resources
Tic Empress Es8enie dc, &c.
The petition Of Lord Palmerston's ministry has for
time been Of oneasness at the Tuie
lies The EMPEROR during his long sojourn n England,
became too well versed in the nature Of parliamentary
Lpc hat .hl
quite impossible for ministry keep Its place fos
any length Of time. The position ofthe Pamerston min
isry has this respect been gradua ly growing from
bad wo,fe iii, the benches OF the opposition there
is array against 1t force which the stouest heart
might trenbe The overtures which the noble lord has
made to all sections OF his opponents perfectly
derstood An experienced haIue like HIS ordship know
perfectly we'll frem the beginning that he had chanse
If ruccess but standing important object has
been gained in thus preparing for his Ultimate appeal to
the constituencies, which II is generally believed must be
made in the ,pring Of 1885, 1t is however, by
certain that election would dspace any Of the
present experienced debaters though IL would doubt
swell his majority the question. At the
time EDgapd viii soon be getting towards the
third yeaS Of the war, and many, what will
increased sxston the pce Of provisions the secesion
Of those who began the var such Gladstone Herbert
Russell and Others, begin to be sorsly puzzled and
should the press a. such moment, any sympta
ofyave,ing there Is saying whether the war mania
might mot suddenly s'nk below 1t Is known, too,
that there large section Of the English CabIu-t in
favor Of hodipa cut the right hard TO Russia before
matters are pushed TO greater extremIies Lord Palmer
s,on is Therefore, IN nsiderap'e fix - and the EN-
peror knows L. Personally Bis lordshp has M doubts
tho subject he Is tor making clean work Of the North
Bear, fsired that If it sh uid the efsc.
Of giving France fncti ions ascendancy the intestine
troubles which stalk like Men esis In the wake the
emIise viii ultimately reduce her u good behavior.
But sthing NUT DC a sop to he peace party
and ,omu un cation has taken place between the two
Canets, or, speak paiby-for Lord Pa,merston
like Peel In other days Is singulAry discreet with his
Catinet-be' ween the Premier " Eng and Aud Ma.
poecn the result IS which Is that Hing Leop been
deputed 20 feel the between the allies and Rusia
this the cheai de tddle viii in rome measure
be withdraw from beneath ~ 10 d Palnersson's
opponents ho cannot W hu Of dei lug push
the policy 10 extremity while prsro in the
hour Of victory he has through the King II Belgium,
held out the tive branch. That the wAals will form
fgnsent-a ~ q the wsp-aI tris fatuus--no one
here has tie ,em"est doubt but it may its pur
pose OF Strengthening the tg ministry 70 necessary
nj present 70 The plans ~ The FFsbcl EMPEROR
The truth H. hike Sir james Graham Lord stanlsy
not to soy Golden and Bright whom We mast give
credit for having been ~ 500 that