The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14


regard to children from twelve to twenty one
years Of TO have them taken Algeria and brought
p evr & colonies prepared 70 receive them
would remain at its disposal and could be Incorporated
et the ntrg moment in the army navy. The commit
tie, however, appointed TO examine the proposition OF
President Tropong and Count Portals have only agreed
TO partially try the expert pent OF sending the children
Algeria and the great difference OF opinion among ia
members has obliged it to postpone its Judgment on the
important question OF the obligatory establishment
the turning boxes But era opinion prevails that this
part OF the proposition must be In the end adopted.
France is sad, needs population for her colonies Do
away with infapticde and she would have enough
intantcde7go bring back the turning boxes ana the
colonies will be populated An admir- able syllogism But
what attire Is all this on the morality Of country
"a with an army OF priests, as by fight OF locusts
The total amtu unit Of the subscriptions in favor Of the
sufferers by the inundations 10 7,745 262 francs.
the French are ecidedy an ingenious people. Their
most preudiced opponents associates admit this. A
gentleman the Other day VIII, had been luxurang in all
ing himself totally unable to discharge his blu walked up
to polce and accused himself Of having formerly
sednced and murdered young woman and her infant
but tormented by rse, he now made clean breast
Oft. He was carried before Commssary and question
the gentleman at last admitted that his only object in &C
cusDg bmsel 10 obtain board and lodging gratis
the State Jail till his nnances recruited m mex.
quarter day when being easy for him to establish his
innocence he should then be able pay his debt to the
Hotel du Louvre and be able TO start all The Com
missary disappointed the gentleman specializing in the
way cfgra,u,ous board and lodging and compelled him
to pay his bill at the Hotel du Louvre
great deal fchocrne has been prevalent in Paris
ing probsbly to the extreme heat OF the weather. In
some instances has assumed features Of strong char
acier as to verge upon the Asatc FORM very meancho
y has recently occurred in the family OF
emiIe ent ply scian practising in Paris but lately under
private engagement in the household OF the Duke Ham
il,on, in Scotland Dr. Crampona relative by the way,
Of the English Minister you have lately gnominously
sent to the right sbouthad principle which he
ceased incucapgthe absolute necessity OF occasional
change Of atmosphere. In his person and that Of
his family he most particular in enforcing Accord
inely this summer he accepted the Duca engagem
pa havs above TO- sending his lady and three beau
before the little boy, chill Of five years. was attacked
with fever Of malignant kind and died. The mother
dispatched the other two children, boy and girl
Fokestone thinking that by thus placing the Channel be-
tween them and the pestence they at least would be
unhappy few days caught the disease and died DR.
Champion bad been teegraphed for to Scotland and while
fastening through Folkesone TO the bedside Of his wife
stopped while the boat was getting under weigh TO LOOK
at his children he found that the boy had attacked
over night and was in serious danger. But he has
e before his ars had SGsssSsa hsp
stunned and half supplied, he turned away from
The corpse over which his art was po~e.lsss, and
hasy rcrossed the Channel to fly to the bedside Of
bis child at Fokstone but here again he late
o the boy had died hall hour before he got there.
more narrowing tale OF real life Is hardly possible TO
conceive. Mfs. Champion was q charming young woman
under 90, and two seeer children could be pos
fesed OF pr Champion has now only one little girl to
occupy, with him, their now cesoats home.
VISITS OF NOBILITY TO THE QUEEN DOwAGER-HER
MAJEsTYs STYLE OF LIvING-HABITs OF HER
EASTERN sERvANrs-APPFARAScE OF THE HOTEL
THE Ex-KIsGs CAUSE STATED TO THE PEOPLE OF
ENGLAND.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 26, 1853.
The Queen OF Dude with the heir apparent and their
i1o for Iondon where suitable apartments have
enRsgpd ana lifted for their reception Since their stay
htre he royal rary have been the object Of much atten
ton ma curo iy and have been visited among others,
by The Eai and Countess OF Hardwickc, Lady ST. John,
the ladies' Yorke, Sir George Pollock, sir George Womb
r scSsS .pa ladies' and
g'niemen Of the town and neienborhocd eens'emss
OF the Queen berg presented only to the heir apparent
hut parties OF ladies have been presented TO- and
politely received by, her Majesty.
te 10 els, the sympat1es OF the people OF England In
heir cause and unsparog efforts In this direction are
being, and will be made 10 effect this object whether
any amount Of srccess viii attend these endeavors s
pt present the interest excited Is one OF
vulgar curiosity the part OF the multitude, who
Ire only to zee the dresses and appointments Of the
ery ard followers aud greecy drink In the absurd
tales CT bo fabulous wealth and Jewels belonging 70 the
party which have been industr0usly circuaeed.
Bs rabble OF boys consequent on such oc
cssons nbers Of respectfully dressed persons, with
and then carriage filed with occupants, are TO be
ntenily gazing the exterior OF the Royal York
Hotel whore the lu6irous parry Is located and great
sIs are itequeny taken 10 secure sight Of the ladies'
q the royal party, who sometimes take sly peep from
the upper apartments upon the oongregaied numbers as
sefnbec n the street below.
s attendants most superb by reason OF the elaborate
md costly dresses with which they atred, tue mass
ci the iniefor servants presen, an unusually nny and
ursehty group. Rsnyng the basement floors Of the
hotel are large numbers continually to DO scon oungng
IN the nio. careless manner or squang before char.
cpsl IRE ehef cooking article OF food ndulgng
IN tho fnmes derived nom dirty opium pine. Tho en-
floor OF this portion OF the hotel strswed with
tie clothing oi the inhabitants and In appearance much
ressmbes The back premises OF extensive rag mer
chant the whole being rendered more unpleasant by the
quantity Of dit which each article OF dress apparently
COZ iafns.
During the day groups o the inferior and fol
lowers stTong about the town followed by crowd
- scms ps,,s ~ ,se fIisb s,rec, y proseeded VIM
since the presentations which took place last saturday
the Queen Of Dude has declined 20 receive any more
strangers and remains perfectly secluded The Princes
have av aed themselves Of dive through the prncpa
streets OF the town. and have also passed through the
VITA which they expressed themselves highly delighted.
To day OF the royal visers have len their rest
dcncc THIS Is 10 some extent consequent upon ne loss,
Tor time OF their sgent and interpreter both OF whom
have for the present ie the town. Thee duties have
teon hitherto per formed by Major Bird late assistant Br
tsh resident at Dude and Mr. Brandon who mpanlcd
The royal party on their pa, sage 10 En The dcpar
ture oi the former gentleman, s said, caused by
which exists between him and MI.
ranc In reference 10 their respective positions with
tho ez King o. Dude ard the exQueen. Mr. Brandon,
underseJ gone 10 london 10 sesure proper resi-
The Bsmrsh,rc-Ind,psndent contains the following rc-
port o speech delivered by Major rd 70 the people OF
seg,hamI,on from The balcony G q the h.se o,or.
Nv HE ROYAL Hehness the King OF 0udts brother, and
ny bis Royal Hshness the Heir Apparent son OF tne
King Dude tender you their heartfelt thanks for the
KIND aud warm In which you have welcomed them
n their arrival In Great Brtanfor your cheers Tor your
smrg But you will naturally esk what " the cause
~ The advent of these royal pcrsoniecs Why have they
e their country aad kingdom 20 Wait Great BFan And
the rquisy TO- under the crcunstancrs one the reply 10
which Va likely 70 enlist your sympehies. Yen will par.
o.u me while picture you aged Queen tncsrly 90
y,ers oldl brought up ali the pump ard sxury Of the
Fnst the sole OF whose feet we're scarcely aoed tread
the ground Isy rg Sde the prejudces Of travel ard un
defskrF Journey of some 10 coo niles, with the King
brother hand. and her grandson he heir 10 t1e
throne o Oude) In the other, and coming 10 the peope
Il Grea Britain suprlinrf Tor justice. Yes fellow
county min, the royal family OF Dude has come 10
appeal o. ainst that act Of the Cast India Company
which deprived them OF their throne aud country.
They have len the counry OF their brtn 20 beg at the
hends CT the people Of Great Britain ful aud impartial
inquiry into the which ave led o. tho annexation
Of The ir gdom Of Dude by the East India govern cnt
oct which, tm sorry to say, appears TO havo been
partially adopted by the British government II u not
intended cal from you the difficulties incidental
retf orradc sep. There s attempt pr posed to
oes anything OF 70 shrink from saying where wrong has
oxstcd but calm from you free, iull inquiry an1 us.
tce based on the conduct Of Dude through series OF