The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14

are retng into very deep water. they stop the war;
the people Of England will ask them to step to the
Will be- If they go with it, Aberdeen Co. are only
aiding cut the throat Of their old friend Russia But
backs OUT There's to be . pamphlet pu6iisbed
Paris TO morrow, advocating Congress OF European
soveresns TO decide on the terms Of peace Of course
such movement must have the entire concurrence Of
Napoleon or such publication could not appear The
Times OF this morning comes out With loud yelp against
the proposition This Is Panerstons reply TO Napols-
on's proposition The late allies therefore, beige
rents and Count Nesserode Prime Minister Of all the
sassias wi nov give horse laugh, ,Sr hehas triumph.
get out OF the fearful scrape that she never dreamed Of
discussing the late murder by poison The middle ages
seem returning to this line of business, for the dla
Dosai sus ana mystery Of ~ as hon y
occurred in England. The old fashioned English moce
Of knocking mans brains out is going out OF fashion,
and the scientific method u ''eporous distll-
mentsp that the French Madame Iafarge introduced
few years ago be coming quite into vogue.
refer you to the details of these curious and revolving
The Americans here greatly amused at the effect
Of the news from Russia lately pub shed IN the New
YORK HERALD, on the authority Of COL Tai Z. Shaft
The whole Of II has been copied into the various
journals here and has literally thrown them into fits
exaggerations of Tai. p shaffner, out set it down
generally tai story" But The English don't
this 4sev KIND @ Granted 80 t sh
ner meant every word to be believed as gos
pei; and throwing themselves into violent rage
they set N work and beabo the luckess Schaner with
the cudges OF heavy abuse N is downright fun to
the poisoned chacen back the lips of the Eng
sh press. For long years they blsckguarded and ed
about our country Representing Us only whiting
goueng, cheatirg to5scco-squirny and they
de red with upturned at rage hereat But only
let these contenned Yankees praise Russia
little days only for the fdn Oft. and say that AZ
two years hard fighting little has been done, and the
French have done thas and tue English just nothing at
all but make themselves ridiculous and the consequence
Is mat the Engsh press, that oelted with suh
philosophical somposnre thrown into convulsiovs,
and frcth and scream though utterly demened Lathe
NEW YoRh HERALD and give shatner stores
and another touch of Dr. De Davega they doRussia
cd they gladden. the sides Of az the Americans here
with wholesome laughter. TIE HERALD has got the
English press On the hip" and hope it will not let
them OF easily
Christmas cay has been celebrated with the usual
amount of iunkeng. Roast beef aud oum puddin IS
have done the state lheir naual service. The shops
have nothing complain % and the theatres are gorged
with the lovers Of pantom.me. Tue has No effect II
appears business amusement or appetite. Mr.. T. H.
Crokey gave grand bsnqoet in honor Of the day, 70
our popular Minister, Mr. Bachanan, who refused the
invitations many noble lords TO dine with his
trymen-and more TO his credit. Gen. Campbell, our
esteemed Consul, also entertained large party Of his
American friends daner, and astonihed them not
little by eating them glorious glass Of real Yankee
egg neg. May mis- shado~ be less.'
Where is the Message? What the Know Nothin2s
about Viii nobody come, and let Mr.. Buchanan return
home? NEW YORKER,