The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29
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= t.lsd here that three four Russian cruisers nA''
! nsi Ar d stsered to yards the coast Of Sweden
me Lsdzt. iex<s BEIGE says ON the authority OF I'M
.top from Norwsgiaa ports, that the English 60
eo, posxishsta,dine the armstos, has not AAAdonsd
Ahs ,ntvntaon OF ssndipg division Of hghs sps Of
!, 10 Inc white Sea- and that large quotates Of Coz
Nv been already landed for the Use II the steamers
10 squadron ct tAs neutral Fort u HAnmsrfest 40
sCuns fkn Archangsl stare taAt tAs channel leading
nom DO 50 has re,dersd entirely unnavigsble fog
xh Of large size AM that batteries have bssa erected
u Both tides Of the bay, By which bomb vessels and
Aoats attempting to pass would themselves to Be
sssk BY thsr fire. Several ships Of and two
sssans bad been built thsee the departure Of the
allied squadron.
Russia.
RAILWAYS AND cANALs--LARGE DONATION OF
GyN METAL
Berlin May % Correspendence Of the London Hmss]
would II could hardly indte letter to you
feature of it, the opening Of road canal hoE
trivial the msy md to your read
nsnts Of ac are spoken q in the Russian press that
thsy are hooked there vital matters Thus, for in
stasos is mentioned with the grsasst satisfaction In
The Journals Of the latest dates that regular eommun
cation has at length been established by between
Kherson Nicholaief and Odessa it Is further stated
that it bepg kno~n hos much the Emperor has set his
heart increasing the facilities of traffic the govern
nsD Is really doing the very utmost that Is possible In
the matter. The N0rt'yr Bee expAtates upon the al
van thst would accrue by its eeasng to be
Tree port seeing that such 1t only brings Advantage
y e,ssn commerce. A this Prvsso' tie. He ag ne
impossible thai there may be SONS INTENT N OF DID
G it IN ia ture in connection with the various oaxngss
aba Mt be INTRODUCED into the commercial relations Of
the ports CT the Back Sea-
That most liberal millionaire, the StaatsrAth Jskow
lef proprietor Of the Werch setz Mnog and Melt
kg Works, who . form occasion supplied 1000
silver roubles to make for the de'acatons and pecu
rignazed himself again By patriotic gift of 600 900
s Of metal for the purposes OF the army and heat
GREAT FAIR OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND OTHER
SALES.
berlin March ~ Correspondence OF L7nitn lines
The jour Of the Ministry Of the Interior contains an
official report of the last fair at Nishn Novogorod It
only fer reaey mepey. Two articles had greatly increas
Cd in extent and importance incgo and Lockwood, loot
b way Il England Il is row obtaiued from Bothara
and Persia The supplies OF foreign mpor led articles
had much d.eIeased those OF inland goods mad much
hrge quantities. was this fair very sparngy offered and
iEnms dately bought up.
The cotton faoIies Of Russia have at this fair met
with unexpected field for sales Toe Inhabitants of
Tire transcaucasan provinces, who formerly purchased
obliged now to look to Nishn Nsvcgorod for cotton
goods number Of Jewish dealers from those parts
had boughtvsIy esy All iron xsres nss gone very
f and Of pemton being so full occupied with orders
for rails These two cundes seem to be the only works
IN Ruisia that turn out rails in any quantity and
they reapirg pretty harvest in prices just three
tnes ~ high Is they are in Eogland- Copper and al
Specie particularly silver money, was very scarce
I.ssian well foreign The sales At this fair
stated to have amounted TO g. 796 rouess, being
A6U9, 6l5 roubles more than in the previous year.
aAe French Imperial Cradle and Bah. r
p.ris I.reh lo) Correspondents of London chrOncls
MATTERS connected with the birth Of it hoped the
heir the French throne occupy the g'eaest part OF
saturday layse prepared by Ndlie. Felice of tbs
Rus yvsnne for the Imperial infant Daring the whole
ss.ons o tie rs dsnsion in Paris we're sdmissed BY
tickets inspect these costly and sufu articles The
following description Of them, drawn up, hope, by
eompesnt person, win probably interest the gentsr sex
me rst thing that strikes the spectator in entering
Mds. Fsciss wArerooms Is the exquisite beauty of the
various articles displayed to view Three rooms one Of
them Of grea. size thrown and everything ex
glance, one would imagine that the only color
white but afterwards the eye peroeivss thst the nib
lens and satin used ior trimming several Of the articles
IRE blue Bat Is blue is the c,ior appropriated to male
children pink to those Of the ,sfte
Che idea would occur to the booker on thai had
il mot the fact for as the Imperial infant has bsea
ssae blanc, blue Is used in such case indiscrim-
nAtely for either As some of readers are
not perhars Of what coue blanc exactly means
It may well to state that sometimes in France
mother her child before Its birth to the Viz
G,n placing under especial proteston and
. sign Of her having dsne 50, clothes the child in
white only, vi b nents Of blue at times and
keeps it in that attire for certain number Of years
three five or sevensnd on some occasions to the period
Of the chiids first communion Is in sccoIdanse with
this that Of the articles of the imperial
1apsHe have been ornamented with blue without any
seersnce to the Of the infant.
In the large Mdle. Fslieie's AL the tables
along the iidss well sxceedingy broad ore down
The CENTRE completely covered With the most beAu
that perhaps were ever cosctea together for any
child The number Of dresses alone appeared % count
isss that We took the liberty Of inqurng tbs number
and were informed twelve dozen. All euabrois red
with such perfection to really merit to rank as
works Of art and the vast quantity OF posa Aencon
Along The IA also to be baby hats and
headdresses in such abundance to excite ones wonder
ana these dozen have been prepar sdsll
beau ifulIy embroidered al rimme With the most
costly lace Twelve dozen appears to have been the
zeal number in the orcer given
gloves shoes boots, gaiisrs (such exquisite CATERS u
eherpises shse ts &c, all to the same exsen AL
the sheets marked with the Imperial and CT
pier, and trimmed with Valencennes lace Ut course,
the richer articles ordered In such pnouson
for instance the lopg msntles Of which there were
dcssn for state occasions, most richly embroidered
trimmed While Others In satin, In silk, in cache
uire, but all OF the greatest beauty. The quilts also,
some in blue satin and some in white, we're on more
limited scale, but AL rlch human ingenuity could
D Re them.
a. the end Of the room stands the cradIe-not that
ch the city Of Paris is preparing for the Imperial in
-, but still one grea, beauty lofty aeche at the
head formed Of branch Of gilt gently bends
the part Ia which the infant 70 sleep From tn
fscAe curl OF Mechn lace lined with blue silk
suspended each side the whole being 10 ped up With
METAL One ocurrs peds Of white ssn another Of
buea ard the whole covered over with Aeneon lace,
with initials N in the centre the whole producing
an effect OF the elegance Opposite the cradle, on
the centre table, stands the robe dc bdeme all OF pos
Aloon with mantle and hesddress to match. Near it
u muf Of eruioe, with mantle Of white satin haed
With ermine.
the table lay the chds coral for the period Of teeth
fngin this instance made Of amber, the bad for the
yatte being followed from the solid mass. This Hale
phyhing cost 600f Near it placed amber
n.ohlase, wi he small gold medallion in the centre =
which the Arch oshop Of Paris has gwen his benedcon
Three esrbucs de boeme lay near, al hoed with blue
atn, and covered with Alenc1n lace and bearing the
imperial cipher and arms. To go would be to fill q
column yet not word has been said OF the contents
Of the other rooms equally worthy Of being exa mined
We cannot however help stating that the articles pre-
pared for the twelve dozen In numoer also Of
an raordinAry beauty and richness, may be judged
from the TACT that her aprons embroidered With "a
much the articles for the child and, like them
trimmed with Aencon lace. The taste with which the
whole display Ia laid out Is not the smallest charm Of this
exhibition, which OF It's kind has perhaps bean
squa led II adds 70 the admiration excited 70 learn