The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

ara e..edins -i.s the rssssuo. d their committee
sAs esose o. these msfotunss, hereby visits with IT.
svere rsPrshsason every member Of TIE cabinet whose
ssunssls ed TO such disastrous results.
h was nxsd for the % July, but has b>en adjourned
- later date.
The following telegraph despatch has bsen rscsived
YAs BLOCKADE Of the ports Of the White Sea VA effect
- early in june The Grand Duke Nicholas has review.
q troops g. Hsisinsfora and Alb, and expected
A regards the recall of Lord RagAn-for such have
have every reason to believe It is-thsre are many
ners in CT cuon The defeat OF the 18th is attribut
ed hear, by General PeHssisr to some negligence ON
the par: Of Lord Raglan. correspondence has ensusd
between the EDglish and French governments and his
recall ID the result vsconnt Canning has been ap-
Pointed Governor General Of India the s.Aad Of
Lssa DAihousie who rsres This is the post the Duke
Of Eeweastle hoped to receive.
The affairs Of the bankruptcy Of Strachan Paul Co.
ss the topic Of much comment in commercial circles.
The exposures that have taken place will greatly tend
a1ssmsh confidence in private banks.
TIE Indiae mail is telegraphsd Everything in India
sli<I Trade dun.
Our Paris correspondence.
PARIS, June %, 1855
Alleged american Sympdhies 7biDdrds
Of Feeling in Paris on the Su1ject--Dlicacy Of ne
Empress Health-7he Facts of the Emperor's late In
deposition incident Of The Crime1n Cdmpdi1n-fne
last News from Cuba-Prince Alberfs Speech at the
Trinity HoHe-Prepar atoms for ne Reception Of Queen
Victoria dc dc.
letter from Warsaw announcing the arrival Of
Majors Deia6ed and Mordeca and Captain Cieeu three
American officers, their way to ST. Petersburg to
qasst permission to enter the Russian army in the Cr
ea, coupled With the story that the ship Samuel Apple
ton, Of Boston, had landed cargo of Ere arms at Port
Baltic, and other reports about ships building at New
yess for the Russian government have produced good
deal Of unpleasant feeling ct moment when the
public mind already account Of the disss.
tSoSs result Of the attack the 18th at Maako 1t
h Understood however, that such candid explanations
have been voluntarily made by the American Minister
10 leave doubt that far ths cargo Of fra arms
the building of chips is concerned, there is little
truth in the matter. The manner IN which the
Anersars identity themselves with the habits OF the
Tisneh people, their undsguised Partially towards tho
French metropolis, and the large which they
skesrtuny pay fox the best and most luxurious
medallion, tends daily to knit closer together the two
ceunries and though the policy of the State may
Abhsh . sympathy between Russia and the United
States Il is evident that this Cannot in the long run,
destroy the growing interest which tho French aud
Americans daily exhibit towards another; aud
though little events such thoae have alluded to,
may nouentarily disturb the stream Of good viii it
rsst, serving to show its generally smooth aud placid
eh&nlel
The Empress Of the French arrived at Pan at half.
psst eight Tuesday evening" her Majesty en.hu
sasicaDy welcomed It is to be hoped she win derive
the benefit Of which her health evidently stands nsei
Aom this visit to the FAUX Bonnes. It is impossible
rot TO Observe that her constitution OF tho most dali
cate character and little fitted to the imperous duties
Of her elevated position. The mere necessity Of
a. &hn .lxx<~% 10 lcxx
ker appearance in public, must be irksoms and ia,
tisuing the extreme to fragile a form; and when
last her Majesty at the Exhibition performing her
duties with her accustomed grace and amablity, and
Witnessed AT the time her pao and langud visage
felt pAng doubtless shared by many Others that 50
little repose given TO evidently deeply 10 nssd of
II. Much has been said about the health OF the Eu
p<ror TOO, which at time caused great sness
But believe the following to be the truth than
AAy statement that has hitherto been made. A5ou.
SeItnigh. ago his Msssty suffered from violent thrab
Aing Of the temples and consulted his friend and msd
cal adviser Dr. CoIneau who prescribed balm d. pisl
and bathing the head with iced water The relief how
ever, was only temporary, and few days after
ne throbsngs returned with such Alarming vs-
Anee that it thought necessary to bleed
the patient freely, since which, with con-
stAnt application to the foot bath, the symptoms
have entirely ceased and the Emperor Is looking quite
himself Ain. Indeed, except for few hours, the at
tack never suffered to interfere with his HABITS o.
business, and only confined him to the palace day
ia to DO wondered st. however, the slghtes. in
disposition in the life of who has become the po1.
which ali Europe turns, should inquiesuae and
little it occasion surprise that one whose naad is
pyon everything whose brain must be cesseessy in a
taton, who hirnseH the state and nothing tu. tbs
state the vessel 10 shallow waters and breskers
ahead, should in spite OF that determined viii wh,n
holds himself less than others, in such complete suo
iection sometimes give evidence that he ia made Of
clay, like the rest OF l. is known tcGt With gene
rAi Of action he ardeny tghs to be where the DIN
Of battle and the headying fight are going on II IL
known that mis- tou pines uneer tae tresowhs Toat ne
Of imperial exaction, out he canno. leave the helm
he csnno,, dare BOT, absent himself from Paris, the
hidden vocxno OF shch he alone has tbs mystic at OF
confnirC TO its 50 oterranean h,ine.
Prince Napoleon consequences Of the convection OF
Me Senate and Legislative body continues hin superb
receptions At the Paais Royal through the month OF
Jrb Prince ,poleop Pierre B,naparts Landed lar
seihes Corsica She 26th. and has iched
PAY,e The Nonueur announces that the govsrntn.nt
Of New Srapada has put end to the mission wn,cn
MI Ezekiel Rogers hed IN Paris IS Charge dAfaies 90
the imperial government also contains desres pro
nulgarry The convention concluded between
Hanover, for thu reciprocal extraction vi offenders
against the laws OF the rerpestive countree. Toe kag
Portugal tcog bis departure from Touon for CvitL
vssehia the night OF the 25tb IN the imperial ys,n:
shs Prince Hort,pse, ana he same day tns Lecoins
SAILING transport having 600 600 ssiogrammes OF gua
powoer projeetles other military stores departed
Tor Crtuea. letter. by the way, ffo e.tors -sb4e
topol, relates The folio wing little Incident
= In the ATTACK the nar, Ion tort the Fto, tive
sodtrn belonging the 50 Zonaves got the Of all
the othsrs ape1 into .he first o. the three DIT hss
The retp-p the Russians to the IL fot
allow them escape tme and they had uo.niog To-
10 bus to pretend he dead. rssy accor6psiy ws.-d
otioness Tor twenty tour ho1rs, expssng svesy hour
fnst an srsrcs would take place or bur eng the
Their expectations not disappointed, ana great
the OF the first boay Of French which ap
proacbec administer the ast sad OF tbs colder
suddenly be- old Of their two country
men the claim and wounded AID receive
their joyous sslntations'
letter from Ga ie,s, 10 the Austrian Cdsec states
that RUSS will shortly permit the oorta,ion OF cora
announcement winch II hailed With the greatest
satisfaction, as corn mas risen 20 exorotsnt
Tn. Gasste OF Cups, OF the I'D, ooatains a deere
by which .nsrsl % Ia Coocha, 81 tue
sever fsthfnl Isle o. Cubs raiscs the state OF siege
In mat island ana it's cepeaoeucies and takes OH Toe
blockade OF the coasts which established the 13sn
Of February IL announces also that all ears OF y
pYsetc,I invasion OF tho island had ceased that Mr.
Quiimal, who was 10 havs commanded 1t, AMI otter
American officers who have taken part in Il,