The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
what the United States may think Of the Russian &C.
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what the Cnitsd States may think OF thu Russ.n a.
oeptsuce Of Nte Austrian uitimatun.
N. Drouyn Dc LHuys Is logger q 6enat,-, aud In.
tends Offering hA'self candidate ss elections
for the legislative BODY The anuoroesmeut In tn.
to The 10th ins to SETTLE the peacs gave
formation to world wueh IT not beore possessed
Sultan, and hshemsd Djsmi Bcy ths ru sAirh Ambas-
sador 1t Paris. Prussia 4 70 send nobody Ut 81
.ns snSs ss 2, ss tHs war On y
worship Is claimed for tho Rsyss: siussion Of Oxisas
into ths government school Standardization and military
employ ments reform Of the councts trounAs Gad the
admission TO the Council Of state Of the Pstrares or
other individuals designated BY religious Siss.
Two Of Ottoman ministers who present the other
day when these subjects mooted sai&;-Tarkey Ia
now 70 beccR of the members Of ths great Europssn
hitherto trod In the frst place. difference Of regica
must not constitute civil or political disability; ana
next, In order that religious freedom may complete
Musseiman may. he choose, turn Christian Without
mourning any punishment, any moro than Christian
would In Europe he turned Musselman-" The objscl
bear the possibility of the execution and the oonsd-
erabe difficulties which in causing such tees
Frsrch Ambassador sad:-"Under the serious oircuua
stances IN which the Ottoman empire Is placed At
u hss such Of to pose ns.
asnes Sf the 2 Ottoman empire the rejection Of sueh
ReccliSe, added, almost disastrous effect"
The present state # the Turkish press usy intsres.
scme Of yopr readers. It Is foilows:-One official
journal In the Turksh Language appears irreguary and
apotaer In the same language twice O week; tso in
saturday, two rarsi.h in A3cnisn ohsrsotss every
Saturday one Armenian every Thursday. and another
every other Wednesday; Turkish Journal printed in
Greek characters, every Saturday; Bulgarian,
wseA; and Spanish Isrsee Journal In Hebrew every
Friday Out o all these, the first named only which Is
the reviews two are Armenian, published every MONTH
one Turkish printed In the Armenian characters every
fortnight, and spanish illustrated review IN Hebrew,
The Museum Of Natural History a. the Jardsn dos
Psntes has just added to its collection Of living animals
alligator r. the Mssissppi, which measures about
Fix feet In length.
The captains of the American and English vessels
The Emperor Napoleon, and the latter to Lord Cowley
praying that the number Of shpbrokers at that port
may BE- increased, that the French government BY
prompt measure may put an end TO many existing
abuses appears that tHsvre there are only nns ship
remained the lumber they were onsy
in ITO The shipping movement At Hsvre at thSt
was 100 ooc tons AID the American Gag not then
seen there however, the movement has increased
to cne million tons, and serious delays and ncouve-
nences are felt In consequence by the present limited
number.
The last copy Of the Official Gazette of Madrid contains
the Two following paragraphs, which, considering the
:" The Countess de ntijo has givon bali in honor
she anniversary Of the marriage Of aer angus. daughter
with the Emperor Napoleon ILL., and Of the birthday of
tste of the Arabian Nights Enter ainment. and
worthy Of the proysrb,ai grandeur of the mother Of
those two jewels Of the spanish aIistocraoy"
The second paragraph 4 as folows:--
"Mr Drummond, sttache to the English embassy, gave
IN his saloons few rights ago, very curious fgt,
which attended by the elite Of tho society OF Madrid
NJ. Drummond himself danced boleros with Senora
Piga, and the grace and facility with which he executed
our m ienal dances greatly admired His agility In
particular really remarkable for Of cloudy Al
biep."
Talking Of balls however, that OF Count Tascher de Ia
Pelsgerie Chamberlain to the Emperor, In his apart
meDts IN tho Tuileres, the 9TH instant, the most
unique thing Of the kind have yet had to record. The
company consisted OF three hundred. AL In fan,y
dresses. And when the band Ind finished q beautiful
march, whils the guests perambuatod in pairs the spa
cioua saloons, 1t suddenly struck up q muue then
gavolte then Syrian dancs all Of which were danced
by cean couples evidently prepared for tbs occasion
The quaint dresses Of age cline and cairg With
small black masks, had the most charming effect. BY
and BY second group SOLICITED together the centre OF
the and danced with admirable grace, the Taran
tula and the Sicenue But the thing Of things the
sudden appaItlon Of eight bottles Of champagne each
the size Of Q man, who performed q minues and then
StJ risn dance Tut coup the bottles, which ofln
fated sink opened with pop and instead of The foaing
fluid, out jumped eight Sailors In perfect nautical
tume who, With akimbo, heel and double shuttle
&C., did q sort Of marine hornpipe. The company was
s taken BY SURPRISE and in perfect s Of de-
light. never witnessed such exuberant fun aud froc
before The secret appeared TO have been well kept aud
the dancers broke upon the spectators with all the ad
vantsge of novelty After this, general quadres
formed and the guests, ct parting perfectly whem
ed N. Taschsr de IL Pelagerie with compliments aud
congratulations The Emperor and En there
1t Is said in mack. No notice WAS, however, taken
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