The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

The total number sIsOeoo souls, being increase Of
800, during the last ten years.
number or gold coins have lately been put into circu
iason IN swiszsriand snoos which are many 2G pieces
bearing the efhgy Of France but coined In Eng'and.
quality Of the gold 70 the French coins Of the value
and they may be distinguished from the French by the
ao,encs OF the name and from the zero IN the
n Isabey Of the celebrated miniature painter and
who was atsy one Of the guests At Compegne has bean
Imperial. Mr. Wood, too has been here collecting
materials for the historic picture Of Napoleon
,hs ysinr .n,S ,Se , snc vG's. the Queen Of EnsAna
national subscription Ii about be opened for raising
monument 70 n Paul De hroche the celebrated artist
Of Edward, and the "Death Of Elisabeth - will be
Withdrawn from the gallery OF living artists the Lux
enoomg, and placed in the museum Of the Louvre
An opinion prevails that tax OF franc per head,
or sou per day, BY monthly subscriptions will DO lowed
on the requenters Of the Bouse and that will produce
200 francs day Another tax Is expected 10 be laid
on carriages. Two hundred years sgo there In all
rsrs exacsy three hundred and twenty CARRIAGES and
traverse the streets Of tho city every dav.
In the theatrical world there is considerable lie just
nov The Italian Opera has revived "La Gazza Ladra"
with Ahonin Nineta. Nothing can surpsss her psrfec
ton In this role and the house nightly crsmmsd to the
roof. Al the Odeon new drama has been brought out
entitled "Mme. de Aontsr0y. II Ii written by young
dramatic writer Of the OF Boudhe and though not
without faults incidental to nexperienee, piece Of
cided fAvore 1t contains many beautifully writ
ten and OF deep interest, particularly towards the close
M subject an episode from the civil characters Of Louis
NV, and Ii written In rhyme. The Opera ComQue has
revived the charming operea, called JeAn de Parts
for the debut Of young aTtiste, son Of Madam Stock
haasen, celebrated cantatrice NJ Stock hsaseu has
made decided hit and bis opening air. La Princesse dc
NaTvarre, - established his position II once.
PARIS Nov. Is, 1866.
Official Recognition o Count Kisssleg, the Rssian Am
oF an.
pose Sen,sw snts of the Empeyor's Reply and those Con
tained IN Lord Palmnston's Recent SpeecheLanguage
Of the Rassian Ovgans-Inte,estirg Visit Of Marshal
Felissier to kis Matte 1ovn-Cpios Gaze Of Alleged
Aarder for the Purpose Of Securing an Inheritance,
&c., dc.
Yesterday the reception or the Russian Embassy took
place in great state ut the Palace OF the Tueries 1t
understood that at the Cabinet Council held the pre-
vious day at ST. Cloud, warm discussion occurred
the question Of inserting at Imperial programme
In the Aonites on the state OF affairs Count Waewski
urged the proprety Of doing So bu. opposed by
rest Of the ministry The Emperor at first inclined to the
view taken by his Minister Of Foreign Affairs but after
wardr-contrary TO his wont when his opinion has
been given-his Majesty yielded TO the arguments Of
others was therefore, deter mined that for pre-
sent at least the Imperial the address Count
Ksseen the Russian Ambassador, his presentation,
The manner Of receiving the Russian Embassy was
such could not fall to Impress the public shat hence
forth the connection between The two empires be
considcred matter CT the sravest import No less than
Eve State carriages ssued from the Imperial nanege to do
honor the occasion Four Of these were drawn each
by six horses, capsrisoned in such as Ia OBJ.
served only ceremonies of the highest dignity
the opening Of the Chambers Imperial marriage
the baptism Of the Prince Imperial The four carriages
conveyed the suite Of the Russian Embassy the th
rirge which was drawn by eight hsrses, decked with
crimson and gold, aud the coachmsn aud lacqusys o.
which, together with the running iootmen were IN gor
eeous State verioe, contained the representative OF h,
Car. The Palace OF tho Tuileries was arrayec
In all IT'S best TO do him honor. Squadrons O
cavalry from picked regiments were drawn
Ia the largo court fAcirg the Place dc Csrouscl tn
troops were all vande t~sne and the imperial hall
entrance spread with carpet OF gold and crimson
and aanksd With such galaxy Of stsworth serving neu
IN imperial green and scarlet push, people who know
the secret Of jumping from humble lodging In Kin
street, ST. James, 70 palace and carte bdnchs for
civil st alone venture to provide for their honor an
dignity. The gt,ering array pcrtauod throughout
The grand staircase, with It's marble balustrados, was
lined from the foot to the summit with gigantic soldiers
OF the Cent Garde. all In blue and silver unIcs dazzling
helms breast plates and back pieces or polished STEEL
with white leather and enormous jack boots and the
vera long and spacious through which the Ambas
sador and his suite passed towards the throne room
was fanked with the chosen officers Of tho imperial
household. In the throne Count dc Kssceff found
. corp dol, which appeared to surprise his prac-
nsed vision The Emperor In full Dress the uniform
Of French general the Empress sat by his side with
the reRaa her brow. looking the very Jeau ideal
sovereign consort. she surrounded by the danes
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the Empcrors right stood the Princes, Marsha Minis
ers and chosen officers OF FrAnce-her persons
with orders, and their whole te'1 gorgeous with gold
and plumage and jcwelled stars.
The Russian Ambassador then addressed his Majesty
follows
sinr-The Emperor my august master in naxng me his
vote all mg 10 The cultivation relations Of friendship
ganny n ~ nm. ernsiIon ~ nv career sbs bare @
able any % contribute 70 the cemeptlng between
peace one Of s most dsrae guarantees In The name *
sas1S d a ed SGqr
,e 70 h0pe ,ss, Soa mpeal Majesty wa sondsscsaa 70
To which the Emperor replied
MONSIEUR CoxrE-Frum the moment he treaty Of Peace
signed have earnestly desired tai pour coasfn,e
ep !, p. raj ,nterpressr All @ be- sorsa. @ ny s
suc execution Of certain conditions odoscr - sas
rat aror 4. rgorrur have learned with pleasure that
msns has known how 10 concse the good win Of the En-
rsor he.spder The .ane welcome attends here, DO
you represent sovereign no noby understands how 70
impose silence on the sad which hes too on
in order 20 think solely OF the OF peace
by the re laticns Of friendship.
Now, while these ords falling from the lips OF the
Chief Magistrate OF France ha q somewhat ange
mary the subject from the mouth OF Lord
Pam,rston the Chief Magistrate Of England who says
amid the cheers OF the merchant princes OF London q,
the Lord Mayors dinner, and in presence of Prince Of
the Bood-.sh now remains that The conditions Of the
peace shal be faithfully executed aud honorAbiy OBJ
served and then trust that the peace OF Europe will
be placed upon secure Aud permanent foundation" II
In impossible that language Notwithstanding tho aim Of
diplomacy, can well be dametrcally osposed than
thie, and 80 seems 10 be universally oonsdercd for
every where hear but opinion that the Emperor
speech has len the mbrogo worse than II before.
The impression deduced is that Russa Is mistress
of the situation, because she may upon the
tenAnce and support OF France and that England will
have 70 play out the bgn game she has chosen by her.
self The treaty OF Paris expressly says that
may JON tly or individually eniore im observance and
therefore she choose TO accept the responsibility, she
has the full authority 10 DO 80.
In the meartmc the following extract from the Nord
tho Russian organ a. Brussels, ID worth reading
In what taxing place the English press we recog.
nze the policy already b. I'm gland the peace
Amien-, situation which presents painful "A.
aiogles with the The pubic and