The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
THE AFRlCA'S NEWS.
THE PARIS CONFERENCES.
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We give this morning additional details of the news
brought by the Africa which port on ss
turday afternoon. She left Liverpool saturday the
5th inst
Baron Brunow has informed the French government
at the Empero. Russia taken of tho prohibition
which prevented the Russian mobiles from Waiting France
The pen with which the treaty Of peace signed was
made from quill taken from the wing ., eagle at the
Jarn dss Piantes Immediately after the signature 1t
placed white shset Of paper and surrounded by
the seals OF all the Powers represented at the Congress
and BY the signatures Of the Pienipoentiaes At the
bottom n Feulst de Conchss Chef Do Bureau du Proto
col wrote =
certify that this pen taken by from the Inps-
rial esge ct the Jsrdu des PAnes, and that
for the OF the treaty Of peace OF the 30h Of
March, 1866.
The whole then placed in gilt frame and glass
6xed over II, to be presented to the Empress
By Imperial French DEGREES Count Waswsii has been
raised to the rank Of Grand Cross of the Legion Honor
n consequence of the eminent services which he has
Bourqueney to the dignity Of Senator his services
during the Late diplomatic negotiations.
1t is most remarkable coincidence that the Count
Orlt who IL looked at Europe with much curiosity
the identical individual who the 30sh Of March,
1914 berg then Col Orlo, adedec to the Emperor
Alexander, affixed the first signature to the capitulaon
ofPsrs and the 30th OF March, 1856, he sgned the
treaty Of peace of the Congress of Paris.
Our Paris correspondence.
PARIS, April 2, 1866.
Grand Reieao My Champs de Mars to Celebrate the Con-
ci'om of PeaceSurpasang Magnifcence Of the Scene
Paris in its Monlas Of Rseitemzt-7he Modern Caesar
| icih his Conquered Enemies in his Train.
Yesterday oneof those brilliant festivities for the
reputation of which Paris has become nstri Per-
haps also, graceful accompaniment to tho sigma
ture OF that treaty Of peace could scarcely be devised
than that of public yew Of the soldiers whose bloody
labcrs had now ceased -
From an early hour Ill hustle and movement in the
military quarters Of the capital The review I, b
rtricty confined to tho garrison Of Paris and though
the Emperor and hs staff not to enter the Champ
De Marstl oock, tSe troops In position early
% O'Clock. The morning ike of those beautiful
days In September when with refreshng breeze and
brace OF joyous dogs the sportsman HES forth with dou
BILE tarreed and the promise Of abundance of game
into the short stubbes green turnip fields merry
England" Paris must be to bs appreciated under
such circumstances for language convey ads
onae idea Of its characteristic beauty such weather.
."d when bent It's vore pursut-a holiday display
lhisFpar at least of the French taste remains unohang
cd, whatever else ths spirit of may have al
tered bloodless fight simply the martial evoutonu
of her lesions is enough to empty the envrons of Pa
for ten miles round, and seducs every man, and
child Of her citizens from the domestic Hfe But
now there was an event-,omethng new revolu ion
a. regards what had been 1t yesterday it is
peace today Black and white could not be In greAtsr
contrast therefore, for the nonce events the Pari
sian appetite appeared
1t evident that than ordinary pains had
been taken that the mise should be worthy ths
occasion The Penipoientar;es Of all Europe to be
present. and to with their eyes what pith
and snew the organization end discipline those troops
whose eagles baskng in the of victory As
regiment after regiment turned out from It's quarters
each preceded by the sprt-sirrbg d1umit was i'm
possible not to admire the condition OF the men, their
look Of health their perfect accouremsnts-in which
every thing is CT so strictly practical chsrac Grand
their soldierlike bearing. As the mer came issuing
north, west east and SOUTH from all quarters of the
metropolis, under ncessnt roll ofdrums occasionally
varied by the inspiring strains Of some cavalry band the
most exhiarating. Crowds clustered around
each detachment around which they huss like ass
de Mars the number of camp followers" trebied the
regiment. Then the streets all waving with the
banners Of every nation; conspicuous among which
futtered the stripes and stars Of the United States The
Rue de Ia Paix particularly striking From the win
dows of every edge fat hung the trlcoor, the Union
Jack the green flag OF Sardinia the yellow standard o,
Austria the crescent of Turkey and the
bread bunting Of the United saes making in size for
its numerical infer ority To add TO all this every house
covered with preparations for illumination in the
evening And tasteful the French arrangements in
such matters that they scarcely less brilliant In their
effect by day than by night
By hafpast twelve, the appearance OF the Champ dc
Mars of passing ntereat for those who love
the mimic representation of On the left from the
Ecole Miitare TO the Of tha psreelogam under
the heights Of Challot, drawn up lines Of
infantry, having interval Of about twenty yards
tween eaoh the battalion Of the pupils of St. Cr taking
usual their position the right Of the lne These
ess, you aware the future Generals Of Frane,
and by their their discipline aud perfect organi
zation, ke piece of Exquisite mechanism than
living MAS Of high boodei youths usually so impatient
OF the curb They each wear cooked hat and plume blue
coat and scarie pAntaloons and march in line II but
soul animated hs whole body The regiments form.
who had been in the Crmea. we're Decorated With the
Victoria medal. In fact this distinction almost
general the red ribbon Of the Legion of Honor, aud
It Is extremely ugly confess, myself, that do not
think it soy Improvement to the breast Of the French
soldier The total number of infantry the ground
sixty batta ,ns. all being under the superior orders OF
General Rgnau de St jean DAngeley. who had under
him Generals Of Division Courtgis, Ladmerault and
Grosbon.
On the right opposite the infantry. Eve lines of
cavalry, amounting tgethsr 10 fifty squAdrons undor
The cornand Of General Kosts There was also, large
body OF artillery The whole number of troops however
not more than fifty thousand. Bat the cs dGH Of
this magnificent assembloge striking to degree.
The picturesque OF tho Zouaves with their
baned heads short spencer and full Eastern trowser the
towering bearskn and colossal frames of tho gendarme
dc Paris with their powerful horses tho graceful chas
cheva, the two regiments of lancers with their
besutifu pennons futterinasn the light breeze the
curassiers glistenng like wall Of ee the dashing
regiment Of the guides looking like the spoiled children
OF imperial very birds of paradise of the
revewsnt then that gered phaanx CT brass gstening
in the micday SUM- presented by tho frst and second
regiments OF the carabners whose head back and breast
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