The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25


thsrs, the Black Sea is hers Asia Minor Is hers, Persia
viii be hers, AfghDsstan will follow, and then she takes
India. That Is what are afraid OF" Else where,
Mr. Roebuck aiudes IN almost derisve terms to "our
great ally our dig brother and hop suspect
Ing that when the 6gh. s fairly d,ne and peace
satisfactory to ay than otter ratas the seeds
OF bitterness, destined TO deadly fruit may reusn.
The Aortteur has iormsy announced tnat Russia has
adhered TO the first propositions which to constitute
pss minares OF peace aDd that the pIeni po.entsss
w arrive In Paris tho 25th instant The last
ns who has been represented the soul OF the ussiAn
war party Ia In perfect accord with hts or othsr AexAn
commanded the Fusan army wnuh vas sent TO Hungary
in l64e and thus enabled Austria to display the splsndd
iDgrau nde which has thioushout marked her condac
Prince Napoleon has decided that all the articles
ssntsd 70 him By the eshibiors IN the Pa1ots Dc n
es dnposed OF BY Of lottery The acles are 70
be EXPOSED withtn few days In the east gallery
The soSs ssSe Ss on ss
whcn Queen Christina aDd the Princess Msthilds was
% them ,s Is said 70 Ss half ssoot = Of
traordnary talent and Of such refined that the
egtis families which disdsn to enter the Tuileries are
coup dta h reported to be Of fabulous amount and
rumofed that all he possesset-his fame his riches,
beautiful American isdy-a Mas Hutton saoo indeed
ars her charms that Is not difficult to imagine tnst
like the strains Of Orpheua the ges; oaks should
the influence of American ladies In ss enchanting city.
They soeak French with facility and in thsir
ladies' ~hs he most cynical criticism y Is 'us exercised as
upon English tosletes, not word of dsparagsment Ia
ever vsntursd on American Alliances zoo, ara per-
Fieroh and II ghsh.
ssnce on saturday the marriage ot the Princess Au-
gusta daughter OF Prince Charles BonspArte, to her
cousin Prince Gabrel which took place In the chapel
OF the Tuneries. The Empress is In the very b.
health but during The hospitaties which will necessar-
y attend tho Conference 1t has been deter that ST.
matter Of course Is to place the ruieres where
the Emperor himself born. Every observance pscu
former monarohs ia to be observed-the great digna.
ries Of the Emperor Imperial cousins &c., stationed In the
adjoining roo With the door left open. Poor thing
such an hour Of womana trial such mookeries might
we'll be dispensed with For seventy years more no
hsir to the throne born In that palace has regned
teenth the King of Rome, Of the First mpsror the
Count Dc Chambcrd son Of the Due de Bcrn tne Count
e. rs ssn Q. Suas Of where are s
report prevailed that another story to be added to
the Palace of the Tueres; and although thu project
ao is not to be carried into execution just at pre-
sent 1T is very probable that 1t will BIO long On
the removal Of the in front Of the new part Of
the % hss 80 C award the pala'e Sy con
which the Tuieres, which Is nothing out long thin
usgany corridor, signaly wanting In a sent accom-
re build that part Of the Palace called the Pavilion de-
Flop The dena0lion OF the OF ths Universal
sss Sp Ss ss
Annexe on the Quai de Billy.
tempered they hav undertaken 70 supply one thou.
sand licgrammes (ttp klo Is two pounds Engsh), of
t.Ssbmsnts osisd the Fourneau1 Dc pImpsrarics The
mention Of the Empress' name reminds me that the
Minister of State has ordered for the embelishment
groups Of 4. Eiss Rossrt, whish wsre In froSt or
the Industrial Palace Indeed, 1t is the Empsror's
beautiful avenue with statues groups Of Marble
But must not conclude without adding q word In rela
tion to the procession Of that extraordinary spectacle
the HGuf Gras This year, by happy Innovation the
six porderous animals gaspng the enormous coils
Of fat With which their gigantic laden
horns gilded and surrounded with ohaplets Of flowers
they rode drawn b three horses abreast The inpor
be exaggerated All Paris seemed yesterday foot aud
when tho procession consisting Of squadron of
gendarmeie with FURNISHED helmets and dra swords
sat arrsyed in pagan spendor, the goddess Ceres and
her various priests and priestesses, followed by hets-
rogenous bevy ef mountebanks in masks and another
squadron peared the rush all ages and
classes big women and little women gray haired men
ano bysh urohins to the immediate spot of interest
with whole garments and uabruised saias And tha is
to continue perambuating spectacle till tuesday next
will levy contributions eli the public Offices, all the
Palace. BERfIE.
Fstiries Of the Ca,niual-Paciac Revolution IN the French
Aimd-AH Paris Melting into Universal Love and Ch1ri-
fy7he Liale Cloud in the Wse-FsencA Opinions on tie
AngsoAmerican Di6lculy-7ne Allied Node of Asserting
the Independence of 7arkey-2Ae Ottoman Press-Amcri-
can Delegate to the Paris Conferences in the Person Of an
alligator from tie Mississippi from the Ameri-
can Shpmdsters at Hare to the Esglish and French Co..
emmenss-FasAiona6e Gossip, de-, DC
The festivities Of the Carnival have ceased. The Buf
gas has crmsoned with its life blood the marble pArquet
of the aodoir. The masked ball ct the Opera has
hausted s last practical joke, and the drop curtain
aen to remind the eeyotees OF and roc that there
is time for all things-a time for estivlty time for
fection time to die. IL Nercordi des ocdrs has
the churches full to overfowng Protsstants well
Catholics have crowded to the altar Of Jesus sip the
ount Of truth fresh lessons peace and good viii to-
wards men.
It would seem that they have not been thrown away
for peace Is every lip apparently In every mans heart
Every ones face sesms gstening with newly awakened
love. So chsrmed all at the pacific aspect Of affairs
that the sodier-so lately the object of venerai,n-
with his star-covered breast, looks like excre-
scsnee and the only wonder is that he has the
courage to show his face. 1t Is discovered that
the Conferences last year at Vienna the Russian
penipotentiary exceeded bis Instructions that his I'm
perial all the while shaking hands with
the Western alliance, only he forgot to tell his emssary
the fact. 7he conferences being at end, however,
Frsnce-at least the Emperor Napoeon-was assured
there mistake, and that Nesselrode quite ap
proved Of the naturalization Of the Black Sea- So
cordngy placaole France, In December last contrved
that an naton should be made At St. Petersburg that
she for ons had real hostility to Russia and haf
honorable arrangement could any how be suggested the
Emperor Napoleon would be the first to promote IT, This
brought the famous Nes scroda crcuar of Decsmber
%, which anticipated the Austrian utimatum.
Yes It not for that little cloud in tho West
Robert Peel called any uneasness your side of the At
hntc great calm would suddenly have seemed to come
over the horizon everywhere but while 1t Is the persona
fcation Of the Lon and the lamb in the East 1t is bul
terriers In the we either side the Atlantic and eye
ing each other with brstling backs teeth set edge
and growls formidable that furious onset in which
each is to seize the other by the nape Of the neck
more than threatening But 70 ssy the TRUTH the French
do not believe in anything OF the kind We have al