The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-26
PeruOnal Intelligence.


The Secretary Of theNavy, who has been absent from
Washington for the last four i've days has returned
and resumed his duties.
The Niagara Falls Gazette, Of the 23d inst saws Mr.
Fillmore has been spending number days at the Mon
tesglc Hotel ss the guest OF GEN Stuart Yesterday
by Invitation roprieors OF the Cataract House NJ
Fillmore, with Gen. stuart and lady John Bush aud
other invited guests, dined at the Cataract Gen Park
hurst Whitney occupied seat the head Of the table
with MA y. on his right and Gen. s. on his leN Among
others present we noticed Hon Christopher Morgan and
Mr. Batchord, OF Auburn who, although not the poi,i
their respect for the man. assisting 10 eniven the
occasion with wit and repartee The affair which by
me bye was rather private than otherwise WAS very
pleasant Dir, Fillmore le Tor Buffalo In the afternoon
train.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times writing
on the 2eth ofJune, Gays The Emperor who has work
ed very hard tor some months past eels necessity
short ba absolute pite from mis- abors He has also
suffered from occasional attacks of govt and change OF
he Intends therefore, making at Plombieres ia to enjoy
that complete repose which Il IL vain for him expect
either at the Tuleries or 81 Cloud He will attend
pubic business while at that watering place. his Majesty
being determined to allow Of nothing to disturb
his repose during theee three weeks. This will
be understood also by others who may have
petitions TO present. The Empress will
not accompany her husband she remains st ST. Cloud,
and not until his Majestys return will her journey
BarrZ be definitely settled l mentioned on a former
occasion that there difference of opinion among the
medical men to whether the not too sharp
for the imperial infant and the Empress is naturally
willing TO separate herself from her child Count
Walewsk who stands no less in need Of after
hsrrassfns occupations Of SO many months in addition
the ordinary and onerous duties OF his Office, leaves
Thursday next FOR Homburg, the waters Of which
prescribed for him. In this case, also, whatever may
have been said 10 the contrary health alone, and not
politics. is the OF the absence of the Minister for
Foreign Affairs He purposes returning to Paris towards
the end of next month.
The London TINES Of July Q, says:-we Rrieve to be
obliged 10 add there is 10 apprehend that Lord
Hardipge suffering from very inds position His
lordshp was taken suddenly Ill while in conversation
with her Majesty at the Pavilion. Aldcrshot camp on
MONDAY Flnding that he In danger OF falling he
endeavored TO support himself by seizng table but
rolled from him. and be came 10 The ground with much
violence. The only further particulars that able
to ascertain were that the noble lord spent Monday night
In camp and conveyed to london in very suffering
state by train yesterday morning.
On the 10Th OF July, In london the Marchioness OF
Westminster gave grand bali nj Grosvenor House, for
which more than thousand invitations were issued.
Among the members OF the corp. diponatique invited,
Dallas, Miss Dallas and Mr. p. Dallas.
Correspondence Of the Boston Atlas.
PARIS, June ], 1855.
Dissrdcefn Conduct Of Americans IN Paris
The title Of American citizen $50 long a. passport TO
svor now raises preuiccs against in Court circles,
IN consequence o. dsgracefui which stain that
honored name and but few OF which reach the pub
lie ear in the United States although they the gossip
Of all Europe II has not been long since four or I've
Americans became beasy drunk al ball in the Tueries
and forced their wa to the Emperors table at supper
making the greatest uproar, and INDUCING in liberties
which might be pardoned only at the penumate hour Of
political clam bake. The annoyance " scene would
cause, and the fact that two Of the party were
prevented them from being extruded from the pre-
c,ncts OF the palace by the imperial menials. But
the disgust and as.onishmen. raised by their degraded
misconduct persuaded the Court Chamberlains that
there must be mistake somewhere: they believed
these brutes had surreptousy obtained their tickets
and uniforms; several detective police officers
summoned and ordered % observe these persons during
the remaining period Of the ball. and to dog them home
whom they retired that they might ascertain If indeed
thse persons were the people they 'ented them
paice discovered tina. there was no manner of fraud
lor will not be surprised, after this, when tell you that
joke, and the circumstance OF their being attended
home by the detective officers decidedly rich.n
With the exception Of forci ole ent ance into the Empe
rors supper saloon, disgusting incidents OF this nature
whenever the Emperor the Project Of the Seine
gives ball. Americans regard the invitation 10 these
palaces carte Ganehe, which they may write any
Res two Americans went in full court costume from the
palace 10 the Macon d Or, where they exhibited their
state o. beasty ntoxicaon to the large throng until
late hour OF the morning. Drunkenness Is a vice which
here i iconhned to the most degraded Of the lowest
classes American ministers fail to exert the influence
which beings TO them and which. IL used might alto
gcther put an eto 10 these disreputabe But
though under every other circumstance OF life they
gentlemen az judgment and frnness they ap
paed b. The very hint OF hostile vote. They canno,
be reasoned out Of the such threat raises
take any other shape but that and my firm
shall never tremblcf' Every citizen Of the United
ates matter how contemplate the franchised plp,y
may he, appears when through the haze Of signs
for future Office powerful representative In Congress
with the Presidential election I'm the House, Verify
for nation OF reemen the most abiect slaves
frown o. al Emperor. When viii obtain in America
less license AMI more LIBERTY
ARRIVALS.
From Porto fabclo -aguh,ra II Thomas and Porto Rico
he steamship Iennessee-Mr fiprani. Mrs Eam.s
th Gren and Miss Rufs Verde Corimo caxada
Charles Hahn, Young II Simmondp. John Morrison,
Anona cuebas Charles Benners aud wife, Louis Lambert
and wifi. Mse Richie Mrs Bevlle and W Weather.
bee, Henry Cardoxe Naury Moinus Weisser John r
Hickey senior Leon de Ia cova. Alegrc Mrs Raiarri
tso children and servant II y Seaman. wife and chill.
dren Ramon Psex Miss Helen oood Miss Davenport 20
raii and wife Rev Mr. iswey. wife and child swift and
daughter. Mrs Howe Mr. Cunningham. jose Aargaria, wife
and child. Thc~ Turrei de Araurarnendez De Coies
senchsn Mr. Van Enwersn. John Bu,ehe.
Bsbbage and servant, Foster.
From St Johns Pr, In bark Msrel-Dr MANNER Col +
De 1randa.
From Bermuda. In brig Penguin-Iosah Firth y Bias.
connie and son, Geo wainwright Miss do.
DEPARTURES.
For Melbourne, Australia, IN the ship Monsoon-nonlau
Sona Martin Hcgaman, JARVIS sam fcizc and W
Barnsteaa. Wifi bud daughters John Kennedy Maurice
PURGE IN the cabn. Terence Caaghnn III Mckenney John
Herbert Patrick FekrRney, Thomas Msher ~ Mckenney,
Thomas McGcwan, John Cahill William Hunter James
Boyle Henry Hall. Tbomas kaho. James Twohli Richard
TpomN, John Nealy, Money William Sullivan. Ans,ou
LANCE Johnston Dennis Trehy Mrs Trehy, Miss Trehy
Mr. Lovei John jacobs John kunces Lewis Thoenemenn
James Galsgher murphy Lawrence Carr q Pendergasi
Mrs Pendergas' Peter ohan and wife Cornelius gsreei
John Cooper, IN the 81 cabin.
BREAKDOWN on TIE UNDERGROUND RAILSoAD.-