The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

during the remainder of her of inspection His Ma
iesty turning to Of the old soidisrs who haeea ~
blue uniform police to the Palace asked pin II 40
und "fuit froid in the mnrningsf Yes slr sm wv
ply Every the Expedition gives one the rheu . hsna
} apoeon Slipped a piece Of gold into the mans hana
bch seemed like warm emb ocation IN reh>ihs
the rigid muscles Of the veterans face -, ,..
German ps per relates the following Gu ios ins'ance
of the belief Of the peaantry Of Hungary, afoa' 10
land and Turkey in vampires who aeenrd'ng 70 ,he
popular superstition descend into thsir WIN teir
eyes open, and rise at dead Of nsat 20 r !"
the, Victims leaving no t trace vietim 'f''
A Young and beautiful girl the daughter OF wealthy
.asss," had numerous suitors, from among whom she
sieeed one Of her own station Of life The betrothal
Was e.hratee by a grand feast, given ny the brides
fa,her Towards midnight he girl and her mother re-
tired 10 their chamber leaving the guests at table AL
nj once women head TO shrek dreadfuly,
and the moment after the mother pale and haggard,
sem eess in her arms, aud crying in voice of in
eeseribaole agony, - ya"pire a vtmplei NY
daughter is desdp The village doctor happened to be
among the guests and peievng that the girl had only
tainted administered cordial which speedily restored
her to consc. On being questioned she stated
that while undressing pale pece dr-sse in shroa
shded in by the window and rushed upon her biting her
throat She added she recognized him as one keysne
sky rejected suto who died tortnght since. The doc
Tor ia vain attempted to persuade her she aborng
under delusion. The day the body Of Keys
newtky was dsinterred and twenty guns were ared
its skull which pcpg shattered To frgmen was amidst
yels and dances burnt to ashes Tue girl, however,
died within the fortnight persispg 10 the last that she
~
fer the wound to be examined. After her death the doctor
oh OF he bapduges from her neck and discovered small
by haruessmakers awl and poisoned fhe doctor then
learned that Of the girPs rejected suors was
harnessmaher OF an adjacent village ana he did mt
doubt that IL he who stabbed the bride He
gave information To the authorities, but the young man,
hearing that he 10 he arrested fled 70 the noun
tains and committed suicide by puDgng ntoa ca'aract
Nothing like ncreduous doctor for converting spirit
INTO feth and blood.
The novelty in the theatrical world the opening of
fta 0pprp "
1T has been renovated and glied and looks bright rs
abesuty a. a birthnght ball" The company vas WIN
This exception is Nine Fierentini originally introduced
by M. Lnulry, and was the prima donna. she has
cha rmiDp person, is much improved in her voice.
which is clear soprano, and completely es
saalished herself in the good graces Of the
WHO possesses tenor of such exquisite sweetness that
carried back to the days Of Rubni in his prime
hu he bids fair to of the very first magnitude
The director Is NJ Colgaao, and the opera, brought
out al ..rnment cost, was Rossipis Nose"
Nine. Rstuti has been performing with the greatest
at hourdeaux and Toulouse At the lat er town
such the crowds that attended her second
taon that the gendarme obliged to be sent for
pr..erve order Me Kistori is at present Monteel
her We all delighted here at the Rachel has
with in the United Srtes the criticisms the
Efw YORK Herald copied into the French journals
with great fidelity. BERTHE.
PARIS, Oct 9, 1855
George Sumner and the Russian BriJ-Romdn Virtue not
yet Ert,nct--Poris Ameriranised--M. Sqaiers Notes
Central America-Ramored approaching Resignation Of
Mr.. Don Pidt-Arird, in he French Capital Of tie
CAeulier Wiko6 the Hon. Nike Walh and other trans
Atlantic Celebrities.
The London Times, OF Tuesday, gives the following
aneodote which will not fail to attract attention and in
tere the United States. Some time back, when Rus
sian prospects appea ed far brighter than they
osit,on made to American gentleman recent
y in Paris to enter the Russian vice. with high title
and position the person OF the Emperor. The
ply was that too high estimate placed upon his
talents, but that such they we're, they due
ciusiveiy to his own country and to republican princi
Pies" This anscdoe has been laery in dipl,-
matte circles in Paris title of nobility and the posi-
ton q aia-de-camp to the Emperor If Russia
offered to George sumner who made the foregoing reply
Whatever symrahes may exist either for the Allies
fo the Russians, all must admire its truly American
tment. None however, who familiar with the char
ter of George Sumner and with the constant patr
with which, curing his long idence in Europe he has
always everywhere aooed TO defend American usi
tutions, viii he surprised at this rejonder
DR.. Turnipseed of South Carolina, &c the young
American surgeons who prompted to enter the Rus
sian service by motives Of humanity and honorable
ambition 10 pro6t by the exraor diuaIy opportunities
professional experience offered by he Crmeau campaign
recovered aimost mirscuously from The typhus fever.
which prostrated him in Sebastopo at the time
Paris DR.. T. been again FRUSTRATED by ine
but happy add that he is in fair way to be
restored to health.
Lieut.. Col. Tevis, graduate at West Point who
recently served with high distinction the Turkish
army in ASIA where after sharing with his Bash;-
Razeuks III lst disastrous Chances moving acct
dentp and " hair breadth 'scapes," almost fatally
attacked by cholera which left him Ia such state that
hi obige1 seek recovery in Fcance, is still in
Paris He has brought here his fvorite Arab charger
Who was wounded in engagement in which he nearly
lost his life and while awaiting orders Is busily
studying The Turkish language and reading the proofs of
. work which he has employed his leisure in writing
entitled La Petite GueTe' Nessn Bey, Chs is the
Colones Turkish name) handles the pen well the
swor d. like Abdel ader, the warrior prophet, who l.
Paris and has lately submitted to the Academy Of
Moral and Political Sciences quite remarkable work
the various existing systems Of religion.
Hon Mr.. Elliott Commissioner from South Car oina
to Universal exhibition at Paris, has left like his
COLE agne Msor Marley for the United States. The d
course which Mr. Elliott recently delivered before The I'm
pe Agricultural Society aud for which he vardei
silver medal. the subject Of American Cotton Into
rests has been published In both Frcnch aud Engleh
Mr. Alston of the same State, author of valua p,
pamphle, Tn Coast Crops remains in Paris Nj.
Hammond, son of Gov. Hammond, OF South Carolina,
ten Thomas the successor, Ms Under Secretary OF
State Of Hon Dudley Mann who is himself expectc
here has lief, Paris on his return 20 Washington
Hen Mr. harrington Under Secretary OF the Treasury,
has quite suddenly changed his plans Of quietly studying
in arts the French language customs and dnances, for
some time come, and has left for the United States
Hon Mr.. squier, ex Minister TO Nicaragua has return
ari from his ecen, trip with Governor Anthony
Rhode saxd TO Switzerland Mr.. Squier left the Go.
vernon pursue his journey south ward .one and
back the elegant which Nine poche The famous
Dame our Cdmelids, would TO have fitted up with
especial foresight to the appreciation ~ comfort and
luxury which distinguishes their present occupant who
has .roughed IT. enough in the West, and in Central
America t. know what the words comfort and luxury
mean. His Notes Central America particularly
on States Of Honduras an6 San Salvador, their eli
mate population productions &c, being trans
lated here by neal descendant, of the renowned Ava-
rado the last who bears that and In Berlin by Dr.
Carl X tier. Mr. Sguier finds time, without negecting
the erprise which his present special mission
in Europe to hunt old Spanish books and manuscripts
in the Quai Voltaire 70 them in the imperial
lib AIRY and last not least TO explore the veins Of coed
DID wine which not yet exhausted In the cellars Of
vachette He has found here hi brother anq arian
-