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

In Kars hut without counting the cannon and the stand
ards taken by US in the Of the campaign lSo
guns win enrich arsenas Companions in arms 1
thank you from first to last We will undertake fresh
abcrs with firm reliance on the protection OF the Al
Cabinet councils at which the Emperor prssides are
sigpy French Ambassador London, is now in Paris
and report prevails that the Sultan, newly decorate
with the grand Gordon Of the Legion Of Honor
10 arrive here during the season. 6r4
On Saturday to have grand military solemnity
The imperial Guard after its exploits at sebsstopol
Boulsvards at the Baste and on all the chief points,
are IN process Of erection Trophies, hagstads and
wr..as :. foliage Mill b. placed = interval In the
Guard VIM line the passage and with Sad aoelamstions
hores. The ceremony has several presidents.
On the 14th Of July, 1900, the Consular Guard, still
marched TO the Champ de Mars and deposited at the Ia
vades the flags conquered from the enemy WHILE the
same time itdisplayed its STANDARDS grim and nlack
liant victories OF Austerlitz Jena, Fredlani Eylaa,
crowned with the Peace OF Hlsit, had been az
compished, . most magnificent military display
place when the municipal body went out to meet the
Imperial Guard and harangue it, " Your names,n it
said will be handed down on bronze and marble to the
The Fuseers of the Guard, the foot Caasseurs, the
Grenadiers, the Light Dragons, the Mamelukes, the
ded by Generals and commanding officers went to the
Fueres by the Place de Carrouse and proceeding to the
aace, 0oposfed their eagles tefes and oanquets
ceeded one another and all Paris was well nigh driven
mad with excitement. The last solemn entry Of the
perial Guard into Pars in March, 1885, when their
return from Eba the eagle few from steepe to stepe
the towers of Notre Dame.
shall not fail to send you minute description OF what
letter from sebsstopo dated the 7th instant states
that the Russians actively and most energeccay
employed in converting hllock creek posi-
ton into battery fort redoub Fort Catherine has
been immensely by two earth works to the
right and left OF fifteen guns each. Series Of fortca
rows of batteries then barracks troops then add
ticpal batteries The breach is defended Dy strong
sevsrna, which is of itself an assemblsge Of bat
teries placed one over the other and defended
on the land side BY large .g. ditch. st... 10 sns
then another village collection OF barracks All these
anded by The citadel which has been so much
increased that all which formerly existed is now conceal
ed behind the immense works recently created. Every
day bodies of 1000 and 1000 leave the citadel and
proceed their work 1t is really difficult says the
wrer, to imagine what be the object of the Rus
SLAMS in erecting such masses Of batteries Time alone
can unravel the mystery.
cheap rate bearing the title Of Dock Aodee de la Vie dc
Bon Aarchs, opened yesterday, in the Rue de Cros
SAINT The stalls were well supplied with game poultry
fish, cheese wine vegetables butter eggs oranges, &c.
The whole establishment is not yet complete but the
part opened presented very animated scene and both
The prices consderably lower than at the ordinary
markets. At one part of the day however, the milk and
the oysters were ordered of, being unsalsable.
We very having repetition Of the confsgra
tcn Of the Manutenicn The buildings the
caught fire the scaolding, not yet removed, 10
blaze and but for the most energetic exerons of the Fire
Brigade the glsry of the revered dynasty of Bonapate
have been reduced to heap cinders,
the last ndentaions of the chsel had been made
Happily their exertons thoroughly successful and
the extent of the damage WAS slight The Emperor, tho
roughly med instantly the ground and did not
quit the till all chance OF danger had entirely pass
ed away. Since this all the scafoding acing the
works in the Place du Louvre has besn removed that
the year 1856 will carriages plying across in full
traffic.
The Monitear of this msrnipg announces that fresh
postal regulations have been signed betwxt Lord COwley
The British ambassador, and Count Waewski by which,
org other relaxatons, printed matter will be circu
jour- ais which submitted to heavy payment
will be admitted at tring cost with the advantage of
ar1ivipg at their destination prepaid It is
impossible not TO help wishing that similar advantages
between America and France may follow for at
all sorts of difficulties exist for journals it is
house.
Paris is beginning to the animated appearance
which usually presents at the approach OF the Jo de
PAn. The shops displaying their most attractive
wares, and hundreds OF wooden sheds erecting in
most of the great thoroughfares On the BouevaIds
they prevented for the in Of the
approaching entry Of the Imperial Guard. The sudden
mcness Of the temperature which has succeeded the in
tense cold and ros will prove of great advantage to the
petty dealers for weather keeps OF the best
purchasers at home Yesterday the streets every
where DIVIDED The air clear ard the thermometer
at this moment is at As Fahrenheit
The accouchement OF the Empress is expected to take
place between the 18th and 18th of March. Her Males
TVS health continues excellent and her spirits do
fail for instant The Emperor is daily horse
back riding at foot pace towards the Bots de Boulo1ne.
BERTH.