The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

Ps,Asps here Is no capital IN tie eiv.ssd weld vbe,e
Booss spseustiens ri's Pans. The mystic
Jfss OF the Exchange patent 10 every To se
sArasd in their enuncistion Is necessary sccomphsh-
Eaat Of every young gentleman about town. From the
knsters eldest TO u joaua e who dresses Ike
Prince and dimes ct the Aason Dora on an Allowance
not exceeding $500 year, the subject has oot 70 %
cstsa 70 draw forth intense aood OF animated discus
nsn in which he facility Of living upon notning Is %
cnstratsd 70 Bat the lords OF me creation
ssn sAv .oety of these feryent worshPHsrs OF the
cSep saN which is up In the Place de In eourse. The
~sxtlsr sex rom prncesses to the capped bonnie
sNcss liz hs fitting and white apron psrpe
suaI theme praise only worshippers
10. Its very high priestesses. The familiarity that in
always exists the mistress and servant
initiate by degrees the last Ia mysteres 1t
= uncommon thing to hear the two, they sit ..
needewok arguing ths pros and eonsthe prospec. of
The and fs OF the securities Of this that railway
Grand Centrals, Grand unctions Orleans Msdrerrs
north here, west there, clippers Francas Credits
hsoe and tia. would ss.onisn msny An old hand
Change The list Of the Bourse 10 sold every day for
svo sous and 1t - impossible TO enter house where is
As have said general expectation prevailed that an
enormous rise would follow the declaration of peace.
suAss "discouned it " The disappointment and dismay
nay b therefore at the present duu state of
FAtrss to the country known to take place
% ss.y IN the ,prpg The number Of names posted up
cannot obtain payment of their bills and the pected
sight Of RnssAns to the capital has not yet occurred
tAere rsigns commercial gloom all the more desp thst
hoones unexpectedly Is would not be fair to men ton
The Of some Of the large commercial houses but
sinister reports everywhere afoat thst . mighty
snovn to give some uns.siness to the Mnls.sr Of Fl
nance. There il doubt that Of the great
IA ia hong nust
speedily announce the terms Of
ne Conference day for fist 21st sitting aad
seAn the vexed question Of Italy be discussed ali
~ manifold and complicated bearings. The infuencs
which the Count de CAvour has contrved TO bring TO
wershy estimate OF the talent 1t has attributed him
He has spoken out with force and vigor the de
10 all the PenpotentiAries Of the sssiy
change As for the Pope, one and all admit that but for
~ 10 not worth aducAt GentIemen said cavour at the
et tng sgislated for italy In 1914 and 1915 under
moral panic. Tue shadow of tie frs. Napoleon hung
usly your heads you saw his spr. IN every
change Of light, but thing npperrnos in your
inds-hov the foul hend tnat you had caughs BY the
tau might b best chained down. Italy hsd been his
sArhsst :riunph-Italy come veal woe must be her
ctlcsy sealed from innovation in future Wha. is the
consequence In spite Of the Austrans at Alcoca the
Fireman Rome, Padua under martial law earth IS
smcthsIed Volcano ready to oresk forth todsy tomos-
Of its pent up You must alter this BY the
God Ct Heaven 1t viii alter itself"
0~irg to this and 9th matters Count 0riofi said to
found his position disageeabe with regard Cunt
Bol and therefore to ntmatsd to the Emperor Of
Russia BY telegraph his desire for recall Iumor
IL medium his desire TO Napoleon tina. that
he peace treaty finally signed would be useful TO
certain oplonac councils Of grea. interest 10 the I'm
peToY 70 be held 1T st. Petersburg 1t WI ich the
original intention .hA. Or.of should remain Paris
Embss sador Extraordinary.
fs close of ths Conference viii prob&sly wtoess many
changes Lord Cowey, the British Ambassador, is
dnretocd 70 be DESTROYS OF being relieved aud it
Seretood that Lord Granville win be his II
10 the credit Of Lord Cowlsy that Ia very cul. tnss
rom the early part Of 1852 ediA.sy aftsr thu coup
dtG 10 the present date, he has endangered
The latons between France England His appoint
nent due to Lord John Russell who removed him
from FRANKFORT, . mission Of minor Importance. His
Sscshp IS not person OF genius, OF naes Of more
Of what prudence energetic perseverance, and soul
above al ittleness may accomplish even in the most
intricate paths OF To be sure hs born in
the purpe hs father being before him. and
his early lie devoted to the administration OF as-s
experience could have little avsled bin in the order
tbmgs which nov prevails 81 Paris without great cir
su.er intrisunr. Snessirc and aouSlur in ve-y ~.
Of tie sport. He has small talk He ia not popular
.ne ns English residents But the absence Ct many of
Popular rendered him the more suitable 70 Napoleon
he wanted prsirg futterns foreign Official sout the
Tuileres. man of plain common sense, and Of few
words suited him exactly; and this ne found IN Lord
Covley. It may be dou sed whether the British govera
snt will send 10 the present Court more valua Die
minister. In Lady Cowiey English Ambassador hae
host Possessed OF personal charms Of the highest
order the d.ugher Of the De Ross barony
premier barony England talents enable
Sing charm and pcable grace her iigats.
ton At her bidding the oldest noSesse the upstart
IF The hour willingly oend the knee The British Hotel
was We common territory Of all parties, oiqoes acd
esse and fuch occasions did the fair hostess
tAN 70 coed word for the reiynng Lori Of the TUT
Igies Many preudices soflsned oy herinstrumea
talty many doughty champion of Legitimacy gave way
before winsoMe advocate CT progress and whose
beautiful eheeks maned with The best blood OF Earops
The ambsssaderiAl appointment is ossen:ioy lucrs
tive ore but really not 1t has certainly the most
luxurious hotel in Paris: and uxuriousy furnished
and revenue of fS 600 Per annuu. But the expenses
enormous. Every magnA.e from Engand expects en-
sertAAnen. from the Ambassador and the style ia whl
soee entertainments given quite equal 10 taos
Ct the Tuilres Lord Cosley has found his private for
tune which not than f5 900 year, Necessary
adjunct 20 els appointment.
Lord Granville, Who II is understood, viii be his lord
sAps successor has like wise the advantage OF having
Md ashs In the situation. He in 1915,
and Is well known TO be 5ensn OF g,eat talent; ani
orator, both in French veil Engish h,s
greatly distinguished himself. Ee married foreign
iscy, me WIDOW q Sir Richard Acton, and daughter OF
Duke psloerg.
LORD Cowey may naturally be anxious 10 retire vale
bis isurels are green. s generally supposed 10 Eag
saad that the present administration viii not in
power which Circumstance, Of course, would have
Sosced his recall at the time. his presence 10 the
Aoose Of Lords party to the treaty, vii be very
sssssry 10 assist Lord Clarendon In replying to certain
nsrpella lions which viii be arise rom time n
time The Queen, IL is said intends 10 raise ain . sts
Ia the PeerAge. His iAther elder broAer Of SIR
Arthur Wellesley, Afterwards Duke OF We lingtoa.
SIR Edmund Lyons TO replace Lord STAFFORD de Re-
ebfs ne British Ambassador a. Constantnope. II =
daughter o. Sir Edmund married tine present Duke OF Mo-
I'm, hereditary Marshall Of England. the young Ab,s
Bunaparte lie 10 be mA'e Cardinal immediately His
nHne IL Lueien, ana his sisters the Countess Dc Can
peIo and the Princess Gasrell, reside at Rome.
Our italian Correspondence.
ROME, April g. 1856.
~. Fsllmore's Movements dd PotatcIl Ch1rnes-Hs