The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

pissae Inst he viz 60 So Rat supplse Nspofean 70
hsIeo 70 bis fathers aud that tbs EafaN 10 traaee
eghtesn twenty years hence, chou d sit the
ifrons Of bis stt The Legislative bcdy r~pem ,ering,
10 use Iis Vn ~oIds 10 party OF origin with the En
70 the aths, through lhs. polluted casnnsi from
vhlre oct every en Of freedom hes bssp purg-d,
the yours Will receive the voice OF his people,
and to that be vii exhibit the ballast hs
pIececesbor. sud nurrnred III the school mis-
brune VT lis vii have been me purped ssmns OF
hinge. 70 indeed . suppose hbsurttty. II sseIs,
rfsfssre, sgioGi consequences that uaess Napoleon
the Terd, daring his life :e-t larger esvsn of free
tha exiting siuoo the 10 OF HApcisoa the
Fourth 81 France may prove not less an the
brilliant bat unnstara msgniGceaoe of the present.
a0e1sa paosa .s 40 ,mpesA a decree ras,ng
~ the rAih ct Amh.ssdor At that Court. Toe same
journal Snneunces the corresponding advancement
et Baron &c bubper, the Austrian Minisssr ct the
Court Of the fosres 70 the rank of Some
Of your rsscess rsy have thought i. scarcely worth
their while 70 'rouoe themselves With the different st.
tributes which distinguish minister from ambassa
DOR. fns am eassaacr is supposed 10 feoresen.
particularly tee person Of the march who dispatches
him whilst sny other diplomats agent represents the
gove nmen in general! The immediate conseq asn,s OF
fhts snc.!on 10 that the AMBASSADOR has night OF
treating person with the sovereign 10 whom he Il
ned Viii ~ ministers poten'iary treat through
the Minister Ct Foreign Affairs. In se manner the re-
siprosal despatch Of Ambassadors has been always
siosYsd in diplomacy the proof OF lbs most friendly
intercourse between her respective cjurts aud
roborancn of some OF preceding observations sspe
Austria and France the Court Vienna revived tue
Office OF AMBASSADOR which in 1SaS It had suppressed,
hough Fraoce "a tie only nation 70 which this favor hes
Been vouehsafso The Grand Duke Ferdinand MAximii-
iAo too the brother Of the Emperor OF Austria Is
the fted honored guest Of the roie,es " Ii said
epts have been made for the of the
pube Of Eechstsdts remains to Francs where they
10 be deposited by the side OF his great ather Austria
kele she cannot % enough.
In The wy of theAtrSas nothing can be ore brilliant
than the uued Rs.ori Her hold upon the
Psrisfan pubic inc.e7ses nghtly fs ia POSSIBLE II
soula be Otherwise Despite the difference of language,
II Ia power NJ 0r.se holds audience spell DO ind by
the magic her information. Her pe-for Of the
Aeces the very climax Of histronio art. In the
most ury OF her sons eueh is he wonderful control
which this gifted personsge exercises she outrages
Tor.uIei to BY every ssntimeu. thst
STIR mp the soul Of WOE she is woman s Her
seAcAc never orsaAes her. Your heart bees for her
woes bat II is torn, acsrAtsd, cAuterizsd "
sympatnses ~eeps aud ID stirred to iss utmos.
sut IL not c,usheS In hee Maria StusrA TOO. 1t
to quite impossible 20 exaggerate Der excellence When
driven beyond the last limits OF patience by the cruel
tAIn.s OF Elizabeth the royal captive suddenly throws off
the veil of humility md submission she mad until then
constrained herself to wear, an3 standing forth In al
The pride OF ipsul.sd majesty she overwhelns her
shrinking rival With her whitening and indignation
her flashing fire. ard her nobie features lighted up
with The CONSCIOUSNESS o. graGsd veogeance-nothing
be liner than this sudden explosion OF wosnly ri
umph. As she gszed, Monday night aftsr Elizabeth,
and proDounced the words " Son deaed the entire
audience burst forth into . universal cheer