The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

Journal Of the most inperasss chasselsr 10 IN 0t the
pole star for the al - nswspspsv end cores
pondents Of Europe Yes of Europe; ~ As occupants
Of the imperial throne eaOiseieA M 2uoh sxanSs
halo of romAAcs ana suoh sasorAs pupin@ have frsa
time to time shot forth from ts chASp1 cfcs sasriag
the great heart Of nAntnd and goeAisg - y unu1s4.
cd action that % whsss shsy wi d Wna 4sy wtn ~
they slck sorry, merry saa, busy fla gAey -
s,ll the cynosurs q every eye. rhs Enprpm EsHone
has 50 deportsd hssssk thas che has ss0e 70 hsAse
here ray of shat centre or which kspolsoa - IN
and for good evil - hanosh shars the fats Il
| him with whom aha has iinks6 hsrssa. @es
These observatens apypss V the foowing parS-
graph contained u ths iass kasae~ 4 sosyesss:-
Our bail Sights hare sttrastsd inmsnss nunbsr =
4.ssos = tht CIV Oe ,Irdsy sysasg TIE lsss -
1ssrs and I'D during sssards1 "a ssSssx - p'ssss
Trains fren Bordeaax md faalesss brp1g2 26oe pr
sess a. an ss.ly hcsr E. sseza ns.sne
taken. Precisely !. three s'siscI shs;r sssss sosv.
.Vius rA.psew 2 vsve PcaewssstsI" M EAjss-
silk dress M Heunses. b her hair waS - er7S
had tsiss tlsr sssis e procssdises sssa sis sSs
usual .rd e.: ssss.ssL 4, A1sszi 3 as.ssescl or ns ~.
Enpesor, Emp " -. - s:c:ss7 sssss s "a rs .s.ss -
the phssis ID As1 = aAsnGA = Nd besr aesu1Daasd
S.as se'A e ss sss e.. Es:sS - .s e Z a. s
DomnGse4 and o. IAnsxsru. ne anna las6 a1lnoko1
activity. 7T'-g ~ ~ n 81 ~
othss aeoouxHs Of similar nature have found their
way, thSsush indirect sources, 70 the pablo hare;
some r. vhieh vas speoiAlIy remarked that tho EN-.
psess E1onie tse - ivsit Interest IN the spectacle
and = ~ - drop < blood remained % BE- drawn
ss ~ ~ a. xss oas sss & ssss ss 1t hssus . a
~ m.snetng ssns ne ooa.squence Is shst the ladies'
0s'ns @ ssss 3 ssss. .n. nay M Ss sss,sd !.
Flsass; 1sy dssiars sAss .h.ssvsr the ind.ssu. Of
r5uness duy y Ady ssvaIsd 70 such posion 70 rise
sperisr = then They protest sgAnst ne ascu.auoas
ss ss sss,sssa. q issSais ps@n Ss1s s'. assy Ss
gradsd dseassd by The conduct Of parvenu Empress,
ana vnc0s rpscs to psrtanship or political feeling Of
pst o. every hsS sesd more on ni
an bsrn1 - say tha1 these reflections confined
ssssd g csc.s ss Of p s
4 vsss q one Who amid many ~ ,.mpssons s. 10
ersa9 sS,dssy o sccsnricy has newer swsrysS
rsn tkaa hne vhAck has been identical with the hsnor
exalted woman IN France can occupy.
Dus tAs olass Of persons OF less mpetuous charac.
rsiy composed o. adhersnis 70 the regning dynasty,
wbo" pook pooh ali these murmurs IS unworthy and
spsas people how spanish she is sill a, heart desrte
tht rrelch dadem which crowns her brow. Never, L.
$40, wm - the on moment H. 80 S,. myorsse never
nsl Asvs loose cord give hs Queen rope enough, give
possi sho.s sssS ns ssrrory Of that penoasas sSe
more ,Ae merrterthe path wl II length be smeoh for
bh nevements ali tend toward the accom- pllshmeDt OF
sos.s sea, purpose !. respect to SPAIN Just . clearly
fpg OF the National Assembly all were 20 blind they
would not 1t, The EDpress Eugene therefore, stands
clss every denomination for even Legitimate ana re-
publican, strongly possessed they with proper
IKE junc,on Of u. two Iipsdoms. The esit,m,ss 10
tahe sovansaes of afterwards Tor their purposes
when Henri y shall once more return TO his own; ths
republicans 10 create that fond dream of free republic
which shall extend om the EXTREMIST bounary Of France
70 the waters edge At Lisbon simply give these ucu
ting auRht In malice; but cannot be q doubt
be they reasonable not that there s suspicious ap
pesrance o. studied policy In this Imperial pandering to
On the sOurse the kind Of panic which has exsted for
the last few still continues the per cents
Co. IL cannot be denied thai there sstrorg dispo
scn the part Of the French public 10 vtw the Anglo
French against Naples with considerable lea
lousy. The policy Is looked upon by many as pecu-
larry English, and ~ administering 10 that ambitious
desire TO be without rival in the Mediterranean which
exhibits its teLAcy nj Malta and Gibraltar II Is
bered al lord Palmerston In 1892 in ls47 aud l84e
IN The recall Of Mr. Seymour, in Lord Mnto's mission,
same policy, and that then, as now, France viewed
with distrust
NJ Alexis Dupont our celebrated singer OF sacred mu
sic, Is his trial for having grossly outraged pub
nc morality. The charges against hun serious
that II supposed he will be unable TO refute them, and
also Of nature indecent that though the
ton has been publicly made, thu public prosecutor
sst upon tho examination being conducted with closed
door that public decency may not be outraged The
scene Of his abominatons rs alleged 10 be the Bots de
Bouogne and his victims girls and boys Of tender age.
Owing TO pecuniary difficulties the whole OF the racing
stud OF n Aumont, who has been for many years
connected with the French turf advertised for sale nj
rattcrsaPs the 1lh OF October II consists OF
the stallion F,z Gladiator twenty two horses In train
ing, and amongst them the we'll known honarque, Peu
d'Espor Exquisite, Nat, Feneon Copperneld, and Me
dc Chanty OF seventeen colts and 1es foaed In 1855
and 1855; OF i've brood and of Eve other horres
Great experience and many long years." the Jour
pal called The Sport shave been required TO form this
tud which contains Of the best blood In France
and which, for past has obtained surprising
The dissolution OF IL s cons deeply de-
plored by the majority OF turfmen.n
The Lrtferi quotes letter from Hong Kong addressed
neuve, Of the congregation OF the Fathers OF Mercy n
Bordeaux, mentioning the execution OF another mission
arv NJ Chapdelaine, the 2ph OF February last the
province Of Quang s, China lie beheaded by order
Of the chief mandarin after undergoing the most
caiing torture The head subsequently suspended
missiles at IT, In order 10 make fall down The liver
and heart according to this letter. fried In
and up by the Chinese under the impression that
Il would render them invulnerable. The head sub
young and woman were At the same time put 70
death with the unhappy missionary for having embraced
Christianity.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, Sept ls, 1855.