The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

acted and not the less touching tAat they were
= repetition, for the genuine Impulses OF the soul
never tire The line Of march interrupted
BY the embraces Of old friends by the gusd gait 4 the
wounded BY the chap cts and bouquss which sno~
cred from many graceful hsnd had to BE- pickei up
aaacl owedged. The bsttalons crossed the Place
veDdome turned the Rae Rivoi entered the Place
su CsrSuse and fled beneath the trampha arch till
they formed line before the staff and presence OF Ma
poleon Who with his pumed hat in his hand reviewed
them. The Empress came to the balcony, and con-
spieuousy waved her kerehief the NOBLE fellows sp
preached while these not TO be beondhana rent inc
air with vociierous aamations "pi'e pEmpereIr'
V,v PImprairioe % Napoleon Afterwards rode
slowly through the ranks, stopping every moment TO
address wod Of fervor organizations and good will
aud the ceremony though less magnificent than the
pes,edins one degree less chsrac srstic His
Majesty has arranged that al the troops recently re-
urped fro the Of shsn DO allowed seats at
certain number Of representations the Grand Ope
TIE first of these performances Is to take place Satur
day, when Jevita' viii gwen wi the overture to
~ "huette," and . cantata, sung by Gusyward The
commissioned ocers and soldiers be seated
the pit and the smphitheatre stalls whilst the
stalls viii be reserved for the officers The performance
ssnmences each night At quarter before eight and
niAates before half past
There as yet from the Russian capital on
NE all important ,ect Ct peace Twelve Gays
have aEesdy elapsed the reception Of the pro-
position Of the Allies, and tie instructors Of Count
Aterhszy that in eight days from the date write,
Che loth) he is under any circumstance - nAe his
departure You know | have never dossz~ hat the
would be evasve The object Of the Fog
Ash ministry Us clearly 70 have precise waeresitb
10 the Parliament the ID OF February. Tbs OBJ
ject of Russia must oe precisely the contrary and her
wary erlouatists IN all probability engaged in
rarniug and over the propositions to ino sofe
pisce which 20 hang assent leading negotiation
which, in It's tn may lead t. refusal u is SAID taat
n &c Nessehcde ncnes peace, but that old
nuco,its party 100 strong Tor hm. THIS party
sludes some If tie greatest names among the Russian
Aosa ity General opinion, the popui,ce, Is quite
IN favor OF the war-in Mosco especially; though
sey II St Ie;ersborg may sigh tranquility the class
below for badly heling The clergy too aan
nously in favor OF the They cry aoud is the Cres
ard BIT Cross that pie against other The
EDperor Who fitted for titud ,aal
Shan despot places him self in The hands the majority
~ same hat any ;essioa part
any in pgping If that Urine mmAculacy claimed oy
hn Car Of all The Russss ngat be fatal
70 him than the sua,ties OF prolonged war The
young Empress, who Is person OF singular talent an
energy, cries no sarrenoer and the only member of
she per al family who is said 70 ce earnestly DESTROYS
VI peace, is the Enipr' IS Mother.
Tne French funds lower every day. Yesterday
lively short since they dore at 7sk 90c.
IA said, notwithstanding tna pablo indignant IN Is
ere excited against Prussia THAI Austria thai the pre-
sent pacific overtures in ity came first from the
former Power. That tn the month of November Prus
sia sent message 10 Nesaelrods on the subj1ct
wh7se repsy that the excite nent of the Musco
vse party then great for it to be entertain
cd. ne Kirg wished that saxony Bavaria should
act az The Veupese Cabinet after.yards rot
hid Of The fIusan idea and taking the project which
n. de Buol lad he Atm OF June pronounced to be
honorable for all ties, developed ooe of it's DISPOSE
fut~t
BY the allies and submitted the shols to the Cabinets Of
London and PARIS. After certain notifications by those
c&bine.s &c Buols proj ect accepted The kng of
Prussia is believed Thoroughly oesirous that the
Gar should make yea e.
The gaiete of the winter season commenced on Mon
day last by bali a. the fueries Of more than usual
briliapcy 1t viii be reDembered thai las yeA in
sequence of he many faiss rhro INTO mourning by
the easuais vi the war, and the sufsrings o. Cri-
mean winter above Of these splendid
unions occurred One postpoI ed sine di ia conse
qusDce c 81 demise ana ,he season faded away
tn The Universal Exi oition tons ths matter up and
established pe,ulsnty Of lis own instead OF IT, The
consequence that the present bs,i had the charms
novelty. The COO inviatl written tor nine
O'Clock, bu1 by halt pas eight an les mad srritd
To stranger who Tor the first time entered h
palace, the impression must indeed nave been i'm.
posing The very srte room, where the coaks
and msnxlets are deposited is enough to taks
sway his breath, such q crowd OF rViog men is
there all baziug Lincoln green and cio.a Of gold The
men with their huge cooked hats, trimmed with gold
lace tner iong habis scarlet vests and oreecnes LOOK
halt big again o.her men, and when their bulky
wrappers which ladies cx coverings, IT seems such
OF confederation that you have courage 70
ask for some memento Of its reception
Bu you in toe land Of the euchAnter. Your feet
tread flowers embroidered textile so soft that you
reluctant to make the proper Of those members
winch are TO convey you up stairs Then those stairs
How small feels ascends that broad, mob
ght with its colossal baiustrades of marble On either
SIDE there stands not formerly halberdeers guards
mem cuirassiers lanrers and inAn,ry but sssslclad
phAanx, whose helm, cuirsss hack piece and polished
bayones too dazzling to beh I'D, Of the Cen Cards
av1dt hastup uiz rf
the largest in France, suddenly rose fr om the
nches where they had been repoing at the approach
vsters. But for my humility and the bushes OF my
coEpanion i might bave fAncied myself King, tue
olashiDg steel dressed and presented arms One faint
rustic and all WAS moaonlsss as line Of marble statues
The noble ensign OF their order raised. The glitter
ing eagle stopped you with outspread wing. The
commando stood fearny deferenta with has cleaning
blade 1t positive reiefto reach the topmost land
ing and deliver your credentials OF admission.
The imperial entry into the Sale de AAreschsax vas
IN imposing sight have before descri bed that saiie
You approach it through splendid sale de dane itself
. marvel there were 40 other, and on passing he
folding doors At tie end, find yourself In chamber,
whether account of proportions its fitting or H.
gorgeous hlumnation the mos. Earope In
tie centre hangs vast chandelier suspen led fro the ex
eme height q tie Tuieres surrounded BY four others
whose light tails a crowd of toilets and Costumes Of
every hue and fashion under heaven. On raised plat
FORM das sit either side the diplomatic CORPS os
rather the ladies' OF which comprise It, and the wives
Of the Senators The frsnt reserved tor the Emper
and Empress, the imperial family and their suite AT 10
O'Clock into This chsrnbe -tns hall Of the Aahals OF
Spain leaning his followed BY the I'm 9eess aud
Prince Lucien, and MT know how many princes and
prince beside, wei as Ladies Ct honor.
The Empiess' department Is tae very beau ideal OF
grace she first curtesies the left where, the right
Of the chairs, placed the diplomatic BODY
Her Ct Going and The sweeping, w!tt5w like
bow with which she comprises all before hs e quite
unique. She then turns to the Senatorial sees, and
does the ssme while the bending OF the plu med and
jeweled heads Of bese fair dats as they acknowledge
the sautaien, very striking The Emperor In the me an
while ia perforiog his part Of hcspsble recogniuon;
and the ooessAnces all round prcdgious, III you,
who looking On, and have no uore 70 DO Win sucn
dier tiles than BY with with the chCicess woes
which Ievolves, each yourself nnantiog aud poxing
dowp yopr head too The music is pouny out It's stir
ring a.s all the whils and ceases til their
Majestic have taken their teats, when the imperial
qusdrine Is termed The Empress never looked bstter
in lie. She did not OF course canoe cor st.nd usd
Her Majesty led away by the Emperor, retired az III
o'clock alter which Napoleon returned ana reniaed tln
I2.ao. General Bosquet there and was one Of the
lions OF the evening. The super was, usual every.
thrg that the rsst asteious apostle conlh desire, and
event that inceseant popppg II champagne bottles
which ordinarily a1d vulgar the scene, the