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

lent In France M In the treatment Of the Wy born
leave the heed unwashed till such time the pusaiu
hs removes or rather raises tho crust formed tn
scalp With the poor the sight of this crust choau
% II called, Is anything but agreeable. Tine hair b
comes ololtsd In an incxustation o. grease and dr
ms, o. course. is not among the AithsI
ehsees; but notwithstanding tho sight Ia not ~
France have hitherto Invariably foa,w-d tse Gus.
toms OF The c,un ry; but Napoleon snd genie have
nAte preceoent for themselves, aod ia c'mp +
neot pehsps, 10 tho Western ALTA dstermined 10
sdop 'hs English nssge o. lots Of soap and wafer
so'' nsnDel anc olesn little bead TO start wi L. Whs'
has bes born In thus g. osnt pasos OF king. thus be
gips tie worlt with clean head we'll ssas sairt
Hh the real way to merit the Psai nss's besaiAg-
cesn near and right understanding" for what un
derstandrg has chance of being right the OF II
~bscntec with Gl'h At the outsetS
irfbce Jerome's health uch restored that d )
otfe null~tins will he Is ued Tor the present
Mr. Bucbsr M arrived IN PATS few days ago, aad took
an ssry occssn to pay his respects 4rs. Bsanst
'aoy of Mr. James Gordon Bennett, who hxs tuosr
VII In the Champs Eyseee near the Arch of Triumph
the property Of Lord Vernon, of whom she leases Mr.
ing ny way Brussels sagaiD exps ted 10
ear next month his in pntion oe,og tp set out
fer America on The 9th prox The honorable gan
GOSH remarkably weu, and his in Paris
immeoist-l welcomed, rot only by his own coustrymen
mt ny ste' and politicians OF eve class He IS
Mps Buchanan une er the charge Of M Macon, America
Minister here, till his re'urn from shs Il que. Mr.
Buchanan, ON heiDg pimentei his of
cess in the IIee enu.l e,eoop replied: "the tins was
magistrate of the grea American Republic the dssr-
est and fadsss wish of my heart. Ian totally
score four; and though hope strong Ia tn
possession ,f my faculties any pre- period of
ny hfs have not certainly the same smbid n At thu
saue II ne. the American people chO @e to place
gr~ats trust in my hands, am not the to turn
hack upon them. A lpg my heart BEATS 1t Will
only for hsm and the country Iowa with all my ,ul y
il in contemplate on return for hs compatrots
10 invite the honorable gentleman to o pubic duuer
hat teore his departure to Hsvre he receive ths
mat fprah fNvh IA trnr~ H. ~..{Ao
vstil Amer,oans in Paris S. James G,rdon ssaasts
win depart for America about the 18th 2oth of April
The quantity and variety OF caster eggs, (auts de ap)
which this Easter have adorDec the shop windows
OF Paris have been perfectly pr dgious Surely the in
ventive faculty OF the nation seen to b.
emohso in 8" prolific manner The quantity Of bvou
tr of Ii tie nick knscss sto red away in an ordiua-
= sized goose egg, II incredible In . shop on the
csrios les, each OF . dfs,ent ,lor The BASKET itse
would only be . vase OF words to attempt to dss
eibe; never wat there anything natural oesutu
anc withai, 80 Ingenious In egg tn. szs Of that
Of turkey, here was mirror, . mchXir, Q yer
and bA-in, an amour de gact bet, two bonnets ano
seoe oe cnamors In another was carriage and four
But egg of the ostrich size perfect 10
itee Eight laoies and gentleman habited in the style
tfLeua Nv, in ths at tude Of dancing ooton:
rix mu ciAis piped to their graceful mottons rgeous
chahde ers were there to light up the fairy scene sup
par liable groa: ipg with all sorts Of bons, invited The
company 70 set down aud refresb tau eui and sofas
vooed the weary; carriages fast arriving
ing down the gue.ts the host and hostess politely
WELCOME, mOuQLoO
Kept oil the curious vugsr-infact there orally
md 70 he contents of THE lous egg; What Is
he most wonderful thing Of a is chat every item OF his
gcoy array was INTENDED to be eaten They al OF
sugar, containing in the f,lds of the mems armsuts
the cushions OF he seats In the bsles the horses in
the petit oats Of the cancers The wigs Of tue serving
men the most luscious, If mot the mott intoxcAtng, Of
hqueurs.
The custom dates from the thirteenth century At this
early period the university students and young from
eiftren quarters Of Paris, assembled ia the pub
nc squares. formed long cortege and precsded by
ssnssrs srumpsts and eIuns went 4 The time Of Easter
sung portion Of the Lsudes and then dispersed
the streets and collected Easter eggs During .hs last
wo centuries baskets gded eggs were Carried into
the cabinet Of the Kings Of France aer
service. These were brilliantly painted, and often
rsal works OF art Watteau ana IAcret Old not disdsn
to paint seme OF these eggs and in the library Of Yer
sail,es are two panied BY thsn and offered to the
daughter Of Louis XIV. In some provinces of Bal
nosrs.y, for which thsy offer in exchaurs egrs, CO.
orsA and orran snted vish ssntiuantAl deyicss. In
Russia sverybody, from the Emperor to 'hs PEASANT
conforms to the custom. The eggs there are Hkewi
colorsd but soyed by the sristocacy are real
arrtic curiostes Formerly in the French PROVINCES
this custom is obsolete the only ornaments they
receive at present these effected BY and
the eggs themselves only artificial constructions Of
sugar.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MADRID. March %, 1856.
Course of Spanish Afairs-Moderado and Proresiaa
Coalaion-7ae Empsys or he Republic Of the DE-
mocrdGt-Duelsi in The Democratic Ranks-Ne,c Journal
Gratsfor Artsars-Roly West-Qaessson of the Fsman-
oes-Narroe,-C Curious Diplomatic Documents Coming
Arrio and Cuba, and Don Bundpentura Visv Reueagez
The Of the past week not Of great impor anes
politically. The juntos and coalitions, and maneuvres
Of all descriptions between the deputies to the Cortes
continue but on small scale and without results Many
who short time since called themselves progrxsisas
puro ready to coaesce with Rios Rosas Concha
Ccello and otbers-that Ia to say with the ederados
followers OF 0'Donne What stupidity to refuse as they
have refused to cooperate with the democrats and go
begging to the camp Of the modrados. The great
principle the fundamental idea OF all these little
stione is this: You sir, have some infuence have
little myself that third individual also enjoys tts
all need money; let unite; matter what ideas
may bethat Is Of consequence if we are agreed on
point: that is to enjoy exercise power govern and
roll in handsome carriages and be surrounded by fiat
tsrers. Once united" aod these farsical gentlemen
eve shali be SO many great springs in politics, and
manufacture public opinion to suit ourselves and per-
baps We can get ourselves appauded patriots and
viors Of the country"
0hl supreme justice OF the psople when will you des-
cerd upon for the eternal punishment Of so many
roeues and robbers9
OIL how tired this people Of proreias, xoderados
absoutsts and all other parties in whose it hes
been robbed for Atty years.
Here what one OF the newspapers says about the
third party; 1t Is exact to the letter.
The tliberal unon' consists Of couple Of dozen of
who belonged to the modeado and progresta par
ties. Their influence in the country is Of such nature
that they haze nobody to pport them The press
bats them, because 1t believes rightly that one party
mt re in Spsin would be publie calamity
Even Of the Odrado journals confessed the other
day that all the doctrines of the old political parties were
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from the people, and that the only things which ia our
time could aspire TO to the honors novelty and thus
perhaps to the assent Of the people, either the
pe'ial system Of France the democracy. Az have
idea that imperial absoiutism can be imposed upon
this country at any the odddos themselves
w soon have no other resource than to proclaim the
Democracy. <tts.
1t is well that should understand thoroughly the
true situation of Europe All quiet in appearsnce
1t nevertheless true that Louis Napoleon and all the
imperial Of the Conference at Paris are not
strong enough TO plant that system in Spain ut this
tine.
Meantime unfortunate occurrence has disturbed
the harmony q 6eynporat}c marty NJ pri>