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

lent In France s In the treatment Of the Wy born
leave the head unwashed till such time the pusoa
hair removes rather raises the crust fmsd the
scalp With the pcer the sight of this crust chopeau
% u y called, is anything but agreeable. Tine hair
SSmes eloltsd IN an incrustaton o. grease and DR.
1nm, course, IL not the case among the W either
eassssi but notwithstanding, ths sight n BOT An
asItes 10 ono to English eyss. Che sovsre'gas ~
toms OF The c,un ry; but Napoleon and 4 genie have
mae precedsnt for thr mselyes, cod Ia emp +
sdsp he Enssh sssse o, lo 81 soso snd vasr .oe
scf' flannel clean little bead stArt wi h. Whst
may not be hoped for from Prince who, the hrst hat
gins the wor with q clean head a. we'll sisss sairtf
the real way to merit the Pssi ntst's bleesiag-'
chance Of being rghI II the seat OF It ia
-bscnfec with Gl'h At the outsetS
Prince JsIome's health mush restored that
uef nul~tins will he Issued Tor the present.
Mr. Buchsrs arrived In Psfs few days ago. aad
an early occssin to pay his respects Gr Bennett
wi In the Champs Eysees, the Arch of Triumph
the property OF Lord Vernon Of whom she leases Mr.
let almost immeoistey afsr for ths H.eus
Ing ny way # Brussels again expo ted 10
ear sf next month his in rnton oe,og ~ set gu,
fer America on the 9th prox The Honorable gam le
GOSH remarkably weu and his presence in PARIS
inmeoist.B wa'ccmsd pot only BY his coustry
mt py ate men and politicians OF class He
MIA Buchanan unc err the charge Of Macon America,
Nipister bere, siii his ys,urn from he 81 que Mt
Buchanan ON hepg con pimentei on his of
cess in the Preei ens eec'iop, replied "rhe tim.
msRstrsts of the grea American Repu bic the dssr
est and toRtest wish Of my heart. Isu totally
four and though hope am as strong Ia tn
possession Of my faculties any previous eeriod of
ny lite, have not certainly the same aGbi At thu
saD,e II re II the American people chO to place
grsats trust In my hands, am not the to turn
mack upon 'hem "A laDg my heart BEATS 1t will bsa
only for thsm, and the country with all my ,ul
in contemplate on his return for his compatriots
10 invite the honorable gentleman to . pubic dinuer
that teore his departure TO Hsvre he receive tina
rrtahna f,rt ia .aalNa
visit Americans in Paris. NJ. james G,rdou ' ssoasts
viii depart for America about the 18th 20th of April
The quantity and variety OF easter eggs aas de papue
which this Easter have sdorDee the shop wiadsws
OF Paris have been perecty dgous Surely the in
ventve faculty OF the nation never teen to b.
emohiso in 8" prolific manner. The quantity Of byou
Tse, of Ii tie nick knscks alto red away in an ordua-
= sized goose rgs j. incredible In shop on tns
cariosi les each different c,lor The bssks. itselI
II would only be Z words to s.temp. to dss-
erbe never wat there anything natural beautiful,
anc witha 80 Ingenious In egg the sizs Of that
OF turkey, here was q mirror, . mchNr, q
ant bssin, an amour de glact be two bonnets, ano
rses regiment Of curHsseurs palace Of ma rble
But O. egg of the ostrich rize perfect 10
tsen Eghs lac les and gentleman h.bited in the style
r,x mn icals pped to their graceful mottons rgeous
chande iers were there to light up the fairy scene
er liable groa Jog with all sorts Of bons invited The
company 10 set down aud REFRESH cuts aud sofas
vooed the weary carriages fast arriving and
ing down the guests the host and hostess politely
kept oil the curious vu'gsr-infact there orally
Ind 70 The contents Of THE egg and what Is
he most wonderful thing Of all H that every item OF his
goody array was inenosd to be eaten They we're all OF
sugar, containing in the f,ds Of the mems garments
the cushions OF The seats In the baes the horses in
TIE petit oats of the cancers in The wigs Of the serving
men, the most luscious, not the Intoxicating Of
hqueuJs
The custom dates from the thirteenth century At this
early period the universty students add young from
sifrept quarters Of Paris, assembled ia the pub
lie squares, formed long cortege, and, preceded by
ham
70 tie open space in front OF the cathedral whore they
sung portion Of the Laudes" and then dispersed over
the streets and collected Ensr eggs During he lass
the cabinet Of the Kings OF Francs and after
ssryiee These brilliantly psintsd and often
to paint Of these eggs in the library Of Yer
saiiies are two painted BY them, and offered to the
81 In Of Bal
nossssy, for which. they offer in exchapgs eggs CO.
,srss and erra. sntsd v!.A ssatiumtA desacss. IN
conforms to the custom. The eggs there are ltkew
colorsd but some employed the srstocacy real
pous suhects we're represented on the Fs.tsr Int
this custom obsolete and the only ornaments they
receive at present these effected BY conectones and
the eggs themselves only artificial constructions Of
sugar.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MADRID. March %, 1856.
Course of Spanish A6airs-Modeado and Progresiaa
-AeeP"ossS-AAUfSs
rnordcy-Duelsin The Democratic Rdnks-Ne,c Journal
G,atisfor Avtisans-Holy Week-Question Of the F,na.-
observation-disclosures Diplomatic Documents Coming-
Mrrioo and Cuba and Don Bnendpentura Vipo Revedsf
The Of The past week not Of great impor lance
politically. The uatos and coalitions and manuvres
Of all descriptions, between the deputies to the Cores
continue, but small scale and without results Many,
who eh0rt time since called themselves pyogresiu0s
pos are ready to coaesce with Rios Rosas Concha
Cceo and otbers-thst Is to say, with the nsderados
followers OF ODopne What stupidity to refuse as they
have refused to cooperate with the democrats and 90
begging to the camp Of the nodeados The great
principle the fundamental ides OF all these little como
nstions, is this "You sir have influence; have
little myself that third individual also enjoys ttls
all need money let unite matter what our ideas
may be-that ia Of no consequence if agreed
points that is to enjoy exercise power govern and
roll in handsome carriages and bs surrounded BY fat
terers Once united" aod these farsical gentlemen,
eve shall be many great springs in politics. aud
manufacture public opinion to suit ourselves, and per-
baps get ourselves appauded patriots and sa
viors OF the country"
Obi supreme justice OF the people! when will you des-
cepd upon for the eternal puui,hment Of 80 many
roeues and robbersp
Oil how tired this people OF proresistas moaerados
absolutists and all other parties In whose he's
been robbed for Atty years!
Here is what OF the newspapers says about the
third party; It Is exact to the letter.
The s'bera union" consists Of couple Of dozen of
who belonged to the modeado and prgresista par
ties Their influence in the country Is of such nature
that they have nobody to pport them. The press
bats them because 1t believes rightly that party
re in Spsin would be pubfc calamity.
Even of the modrddo journals confessed the other
day that all the doctrines of the old political parties
hreadbsrs and longer encountered any support
from the people; and that the only things which 10
time could aspire 10 to the honors OF novelty and thus
ps hsps to the assent Of the people, either the i'm
PEI isl system Of France the democracy A have no
idea that imperial absoutism can be imposed upon
this country at any rate the oderddos themselves
WI soon have no other resource than to proclaim the
Democracy. - t..*.
1t In well that we should understand thoroughly the
true situation OF Europe All Is quiet In appearance but
1t Is nevertheless true that Louis Napoleon and all the
imperial crowns of the Conference at Paris not
stl ong enough to plant that system In Spain Ut this
tine
Meantime an unfortunate occurrence has disturbed
the harmony OF the democratic party. Two OF its prn.