The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

suggestion that sYoaSg Auerioao shsuM DO suostutsd
for "A.erics" simply. giving sssreey lecs seaidss.
tios TO tbe nse.pton vas not heedsd theuga II wss
ropesn eyes, mast stssd for the ymbA of nosrsJ aud
equality. Young Ansrim might hAvs been toierstsd; ;
character her dsvotion to the rigA OF man. and her
sympathy for hberty throughout the world, was toe
powerful not TO excite aspressnsions where free has
seen Il ,rsisd in the dass The rsst the ars ,oris
came of In beAutfui style and universally admired
Americans artists here has uodslled b1st f
M Fillmore AND IT II probably my announcement of this
has caused The friends Of NJ Elnore s,- y ysriose
parts Of the Unied Staes for the
bust In marble seven busss have Already been orerea
from different cries inclueing orders from New York.
Bvnaio, Baltimore and Warrington. Az ths Arasricsn
artists have orders from home and it certainly not
at home Mr.. Chapman, iandsoap. psio,ea kas.n9dsrs
tba Will occupy him nil June 1857 Nc. Page historical
stand cciorng better than any virg artist and thy pre-
cucftons OF his brush actually on one ooc <sion
been seized BY the Roman Custom House the oce~s OF
shch took ths for old originals Of great srs)
IL occupied Tor years heao while his Venus
the ocran before sunrise msasosn Is probably the BEST
very hanasome ole figure, representing lsuce
been ordered by Mr.. Lawsr, OF Cincinnati hero In
Bea rice CeEc BY ths young master hand Of
goes ~ S. Louis Mr.. Freeman Ia dsshiug Artist wo
now 20 breathe idsAs on canvass
er without faugring aim with too gress elsaoraioa
OF oetAis Mis- Clark OF Boaton, N quite ci ola at
FRACTION herself, her lsndscapes showing synpsthsts
study CT Claude Savator Rosa 0rrsants ana hucstsik
Mr. Cra Words monument Of Wsshinxton RichmosA
Virginia, cast in bronze In Munich and WILL doubE
imnortaze lis an hor fut believe. nevertheess hat
the heroic predominaes too much the whole oonoep-
ton that there enough repose In the saus
Wa.hI ton to reprel en ai huy the Of ~
Father OF his Country. sm however, bus q layman n
the arts and venture on sort ct criticism only sith
extreme dffdence hsve not yet had Il ne make the
giro Of all the otsies of noted artists here snail rs.
baby find both time and opportunity to correct my jude
ment.
What have said about the secret negotiations nov
gciDg at the Vatican effect the the Groe
ane Catholic churches, have good rsiterAte
lay great stress In the HERALD The effect Of suoh
union, politically ss we'll as regiously, wou'd be of
60 TO Chrstianize ali Asia while at the same time n
would give the fishing bov to all Protestant props-
ganeifm IN that quarter OF the world all the efforts q
the Church OF E and, and all the powers Of the EAst
Inds Company 10 The csntrary Notwithstanding. 1t u
probably the care the Pepe has to oestow this i~
this summer, and assisting person the baptism It
the imperial prince With which the Empress Eugsne haA
Just S the E Emperor Nspoeon This prince w
Mr. Pierce g. the time Of HIS election to the Americas
Presidency, the future viii have nothing in for
him but either very great historical total
nhilaiion Let us hope that the young prince Will 10
brought up to SOBER habits, to love Of TRUTH ana to
fearful aby nopen,y into which SO many p.reo.s
have fallen that have neither born to grestness ner
acquired greatness but had greatness thrust upon ham
PROCEEDINGS In Parliament.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. EwARr enquired vheshs
any were be adopted procure removal
y the government of Greece Of the export du s and
dimes stated in the Consular reports pressing injuh
ously commerce with that country
Lord PALMERsToS rephed-Ths subject referred lAA
between the Greek and British governments but no -
the present time satisfactory result has been Obtained
and fear that cannot hold out any weiltounded
pectaon that better will arise f such Is the
Administrative capacity Of those who rule Greecs that
there no portion Of the Greek territory in whi,h eth
four hours except three miles Of the between Athens
and the Praus, which patroed night and day BY the
French cavalry.
BLOCKADE OF THE RUSSIAN COAST
Mr. J. MITCHELL asked Lore Palmerton whether-BritiAh
property TO the amount ormore IMAM 81 900 sterling
being now locked up In Russa-it the intention q
the continue the blocksnd Of the Russian
as, psnciDg the rstfcation Of peass aad whethsr
sssn sas % @ sss,s s.S Vs.s e sas:1 sa.. r.
ports for couimercsl purposes without rR Of
the armistce wen to land Hitherto It haa
been confined 70 land operations and did not 'y to
issue Of the negotiations might ps and II was evident
that If free communication BY had been permitted
change Of might have been gained BY the Rus
Of the begerent parties in The event Of the renewal Of
the The signature Of the treaty OF peace having
hostties the Congress yesterday extended the srmis
tice to well ~ TO land, and, matter OF conse-
branch OF the inquiry it is . question involving other
corsdefau ms, and not at the present pre-
pared to give reply.
Affairs In the Crfmoa.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BY FIRE-sIxTEEN BRITISH sOL-
DIERs BURNED-APPEARANCE OF SEBASrOPOL-Trs
BUILDINGS AND CHURCHES IN RUINS-HORa1
RACING sPORTs-CAN THE RUSSIANS REBUILD THE
SOUTH SIDE?
On rhe night Of March IL shocking accident occurrsA
on the slope above aokoi, In the burning OF some
wooden huts occupied BY mon Of the commssarat
corps Notw rnstandDg prompt assistance sixteen
perished in the flames They were Doubtless sufocAtsd
by the smoke Ineir boces chArred past I'll chAnoa
Of recognition.
The correspondent Of the london Times writing from
Sebastopel OF date 22d Of March, thus describes tho
present condition Of that city -
For the last week army hN been cultivaung
its tastes for the drama, improving its acquAin-
tance with the Russians prepa ing for active SER
the 1rand Sehas.annl anrino nnaafiro ,zhteh ,uiH