The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

sfmetnihg Tor C0sonel Fremont TO have obtained
sn spprovng nod from the the Thunderer." not
that suppose for one moment that it viii influence
one vote in his favor.
Mr.. Marcy's despatch on the subject Of privateer-
an-use you am sure ON this matter Mr. Marcy .
remarks have met with more sympathy with
rbsn yen may be led to imagine il YOU read some OF
our lournais but the Iiasss correspondent on your
side Tie water has puzzled TO where he obtain
ed bis information that Mr. Marcy took up his pre-.
SEM ground az the private request of that porton of
The Western PoEers Shich addressed the American
| government on the matter We are little disposed
| here TO believe that Mr.. Marcys dispatch was pro
dueed or BIASED by private intrigue but doubtless
YOU know best and the Times correspondent may be
| right subjoin his statement.
Tie propositions ffou the Congress Of PARIS were sub
miuea 10 ls government in separate notes foGl
one "a the Powers rspTeseped ~ tie Congress- eAcet
Giea BRIAN, and TIE omission thought IN {. 3uat
circles Weshe eor 10 be rather strange Il i tu0G III
ibeTe ibs, Great Britain docs NOT assent
ihe United states 0unce rned 10 the l,rinc rro
that free ships make free goods and that 10
u, kadse are TO be considered binding except w6co
+ stab Al the maritime power OF the Dated sts.es
| Nten similar propositions some two years
since ~ this government Of the foreign Powers
inherited Va teir replies Request FOR he insertion OF
"ruelc against p'iyatseriEg. bns am informed that
eTirs .hcse replies, the Ministers OF gone OF
overs privately informed this government th.t Their
.1ytruplsb really desired the Uzned states 10 hold oa
ssarst tne abolition OF pryaeerng, and
| yiews.
You will he interested in observing that our Home
| Secretary, Sir George Grey, has brought ont pro
ect for The more extended colonization Of the Cape
/ Of Good Hope, by sending volunteers from the late
! German lepion Toe men are 10 be armed and sent
out gratuitousy with permission to take wives and
| children also. Indeed, those unmarried allowed
t. marry previous to departure if so disposed TIE
Importation Of body OF armed German co,onsts 10
the Cape will lie more likely to put down the Cifie
| distuI Dances than military expedition We have
bad several brushes with these Cape gentlemen, and
never did much good to ourselves or harm to then.
We have good opinion of the Germans as colonists
and If am nor wrongly informed they have proved
good citizens with YOU
have said that we are in q dull state here; aud
such is The fact; but this week we were eniyeneo
! by graz dinner to the Guards.
You cannot fear, imagine real Londoners ad.
miration Of the household troops Their ideas o. i
soldier never can go beyond their idolized Guards.
For some time past subscriptions have been in
CT collection for the purpose OF giving the man OF
the three regiments who have returned from she
Crimea, dinner, on very grand scale. The event
| is past-the dinner is overland the whole has
| proved grand middle. Of course, people in the
habit ofadmring these stiworth men, and measuring
their ideas by their wishes thought of innumerebe
red coats, sitting down at long rows of tables,
veil earhshed with huge pieces of the national
food-roast beef and substantial and tempt
ing plum Ipuddings-whch were to be
helped down by constantly repenished tankards
OF flaming porter. Imagine the dsappoinl-
ment felt when these poor heroes were
seated before dishes OF sliced beef as supplied il
cook shop, with bottle OF porter and one-thrd Of
British genaders but fortunately IL was found that
their officers (old Crimean campaigners) had been
wise enough to give the men dinner before they
lett their barracks This Is the way manage
matters here This is the closing scene in the events
connected with the war, and we have begun, 50
have We ended, in disappointment and bad manage
ment.
l see ksssrs. Hayward, Ieggatt and Hayward
the eminent print publishers about to send
to you the graf paintings by the late Mr.. Martin
These will lie found worth inspection.
Mrs. Beecoer Stowe has not made any public ap-
pea,a he,e as yet. The work by this lady,
announced by Messrs. Sampson, Low 4 Sons, nis
just appeared, we believe
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are reaping golden
fayors. Their success is almost beyond precedent.
Cur Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, aug. 81, 1856.
1fairs Of SpDin-D Dissolution Of the National
GuGrd-The Entente Cordiaie Falling to FreeS- |
ing Point-Angio-phob;a in Haiy-7hs Imperial
Court at Bauslt=-HeaiM Of the Emperor,
&c, &c., &c.
TIC news from Madrid to Day IS simply corrobo
ration Of what has been expected since O'Donnells
sdyent to the chief seat Of authority. The Queen
Imported by colpmn ofegregous special Ole idings,
bearing the signatures Of O'Donnell, Pastor Diz, |
Alvarez Manuel Cantero, Bayarri, Rios Rosas, and
Collado, issues decree dlssolving the National |
Guard Strong in the conviction that parasite par
lament will attend her summons under the new re- i
gula.ions for wedding out all refractory members,
her Majesty adds that she shall look 10 the Corcs
about 70 assemble to ratify this act Of monarchaa
authority.
There Il 70 doubt that the National Guard, in all
countries where Il has bren instituted has outlyed
the causes which brought II into being. The very
nature Of IFS organization is fatal 70 its e.
fciency In tires OF calm, and certain !, a. botn
in France ard elsewhere, whenever the time has |
come that dependence vas sought TO be reposei 10 l
Il, Il has invariably only wounded the head which |
leaI cd uponit; BIZ. however specous some OF tie
aunents in tho long wilded memorials tue minis. |
tiers have addressed TO The crown On the subject. i
Is clesr that many viii exclain, Tineo D1Ha IS |
dcna Jt,triss.' The language Of reptos,h, of
casati N, Of waning, on the danger which free IL
s,utions ore exposed 20 fron such bols does 10, |
come well from the lips OF Leopold o'Donnell, who,
only two ,erg ago, committed the boldest a;t OF |
treason agairss his royal mistress It was possible
fors subject TO perform, unless he bad laid violent
bands on Der person. The Queen at that time wa
liz piis rer. II Il wen known that shn would have
followed the example q her mother Christina, and
Ted the kingdom, could she have done 50; and nov
/. Il this arch traitor Who abused the trust rcpssed
10 him by his high miliiury position TO light mp the
shol, country In the flames OF rebellion, ard who /
irst convicted Of practising The sane acts against
his chief that he before played ay4rs. his Queen,
who presumes to preach language such as this:--
IT. III n tho Nstorsl Guard /. for public order aoc
tran guilty constant guhisot peftlr baton: s an
ocssiicn o disgust snd 'rqUietu8e 20 me C0.nrnerua
esacs ard eorfosug p1s0r f,r ,hs 'ccessoss inds-
trial classes. pre- adlres pros uctnn ntinifs'cs
psr Is mcfee thccke or AZ maios pclccabe
forr Il il il antsvontftc - Ell poser aui All govern
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