The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

roes on-the triumphant manner in which the has
been wagsd on the part ., use shs Of
Les hees Napoliennes-the enormous cAese OF prevt
sions-the sbssnoe Of al entnunas., on sne par Of
ready incurred and sdded to the national dsbt-ars
circumstancss. without doubt, that are bsginning
opinion Russia has been made safe for century and
that Is enough. sweden and Denmark good ~
the scales from their eyes, and look 1t RUSSIA as
something human; altogether, Russia has been punish
ed and on the NAPOLEON principle OF pushing
enemy to desperation should be made If possible
This Is the language which knos has been repeatedly
used at some OF the mary cabinet councils which have
lately been ned at the Tuiler another OF which Is sit
ting at this moment. But said the council by
Marshal tgh in the imperial con6ee nee the question
altogether "begged," that Russia viii submit 70 the
M posdetts Austria IL totally unable TO guarantee her
acceptance Of the only terms the allies could propose and
II she did accept them impossible she should remain
satisfied Russia," said the marshall " has sslu some
last card TO play she Will TO be smten down
fro the high and palpy estate she has held for tory
YEAR, Depend It have not yet seen the worst"
Men on whose information i am most accustomed to
rely with confidence assure me that peace tar Of 40
ever.
Admiral Brnats remains have just been received with
all honor at the Hotel des Inyaides Napoleoa loses
opportunity of paying these attentions, and his popu-
iarity with the services cannot be ginsayed The station
at the Chain de fer dc Lyon converted int0a chapel
flaming with lights. On the body being removed no
less than six regiments with I'D arms followed it
TO the Invades where the Governor the Marshxs and
most distinguished Generals OF the En; attended I'm
perial aides de-camp held the pail chaplain per-
formed CARDINAL pr0uouncet the abSoluNon.
The nsble sanctuary of the Invsdes was hang with
mourning while medsllions, Bearing the names of Ma
varino sebastcpoi Tahiti, Kertch, Kinburn &C., the
various gagements where the deceased had held
mAnd relieved the sombre aspect After the and
sbsouton, II Deums peaed forth With ell the
strength of the organ and choir and the glorious
rolled up through the vauled rcc and the blaz. of m
tarv and laval officers stood by bare headed and grave
the effect grand and sol beyond expression This
done, the body removed from the superb catafaque,
and followed by the troops the cruns and amen
rolling up their deep mufsd mole, 10 Pere La Chase,
where funeral oration recorcng the virtues and gal
antry having teen pronounced it was conveyed to its
final resting place
Tie Universal Exhibition dies hard. The authorities
became ea Of losing the character they had
belg he best hltr In Europe. The Exhibition
mad SO recovered i'set IN general eumaon that t was
TO besir themselves. Accordingly they lost
time the 18th Of November the day OF closing The
most ample and sumpuous arrangements were made, rs
you Know for the acc mnodauon OF the pubic On that
occasion Consequently all the holders of season tickets
the poor wretches who by The delay had been bamboo
zled Cf thee months of their expected enjoyment
excluded and when he ceremony ~ss ABOUT TO
take place empty beaches orders were
given pro crowd in toe galleries to como
and occupy them, s,il there room. Then the
closing only TO be nall closlug after all and the
Exhibition was kept open might that the
public might eeced Of their francs and the King Of
Sardinia visit it in all it, dust confusion and huobub
Then there must be monster concerts In building
mile too large for the ns al force and whers the
cold excessive that many were made seriously ILL.,
Now exposauts only their goods by special
tickets, about which cntinued mistakes occurring
and they threatened With the seizure OF
these if stick be eft after the 18th Inst.
y
of obtaining sion of the va ious purchases which
have been made and in many instances paid for in full in
consequence of deay in ihs Customs. The fac ocomo
tive built al Berlin called TIE Paris which gined of
the grand pzes passed win ITS tender along the Boue
yesterday drawn by eighteen horses Us return
to Prussia by the Northern Railway.
The Empires prog favGratly in her in erestng
state that sheaks cut in the to En with her mpeal
lord fearlessy any private citizen On Monday
Napoleon and she walked the quay Of the Seine, i'm
mediaely facing the southern end of the Iaieres, anc
would have continued TO do much longer than they
did the people could only have restrained their curt
osity. private promenade Is bsng arranged
Tor her Majesty, 10 which she nd her way by SUD
terrapeous passage 1t appears TO he pathway which
mas long been rsecrated " royal groee Marie An
toinette Aa1ie Louise ad the pu hess de Berr sliks
used il when in similar interesting state. Bat looking
the evil which att naed the offspring in these
instances, would have supposed the promenade TO
have little charm for the Empress TIE miserable
Of the Dauhine the petition the Duke Of Eechstadt,
and the present exile Of the Duke de Chaphord, are
familiar 70 ALL BERTHE