The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

ene x1,ts,, 10 reveal tss Intellectual portios
peishsr rario, nor Ailsn. Naples c,uid evsi
havs acs4m y'ished.n ghs ig,or.at Italians onI,
he g-ss physical espa, 1es Of the a..reis 'wss
hsppene.n says ,hs wiite- .when this ledy pre-
e, herfen tsfoie pnaic csSa and kind, but tho
roughly in eArpss losing not ipie .on Of bsr voice
torcss 70 secoae inspired With he situstion and
iTg WI b in love ard labor, she gave, Ike fygoss
mate statue" Sec what the adycs OF soae distinguish
60 dv pss ana ne ie!y sssssy Of the ta-isiao pub
Whatever ps,t TIE Psrisisa Iuhic Played Ia exciting
the ia ents Il the artist, is certain hat Maise s.or
benefited BY il very quietly Az thu end Of the third
ar.t appearance ahe was recognised az the creates
acYefs in The world 1--WE expected little better than
the 90 iietcs, aTasaie ed and reused 80 admiration.
sosnite ,hs miracle. They Lister, they gaze, Trey
weep, they ada ire 1t Is electric shock. All OF
3D. apd the Ysgedisp who before was bling s,ss
thai the Iuoic mprehsnds he. saferlogs. Seldom
bave seea public Enthusiasm manifested in > more
expected manner The Sclrsgs and The audience at FIRST
were :rapgers There vas wall between this wom IN
md Ma public when 10 in instant everything is M
derst GO Silence, words, actions, looks moment be-
fore vs'l educated pubic listening oourtsously to
siore,gner Now she ia accepted, grsni a-is. Every
fssuiy This in,umpSa sesM TOOK p.cs on Inc ga q
Nay lsst, and since lns Madame sto has reigue
triumphant over the paygong world in Paris she has
tsDg Francesca d Rnni Pis MIra, in Eaeris TRACE.
~ Of that nane; and Maria staarda, in Mafsi'.
ssss Of 81. & show, these
the very highest Kind. She is, moreover eHdo we'd by
nature vi b Qualities which, although not absolutely
hes capabilities OF exct the sJmpa!hss. Her face is
beautiful and expressive and in reposs marked
with insenigenes Ia figure che is tall, and msgnia-
flexible. Her beauty it il ssid nothing at for
the power which it exercises upon the SPECTATORS abe
vAfre IN nf
ass ssvo1 sas
20 eighteen gsaces. shs appears In her natural com
tori beauty artistic excellence will have upon an
Fbgish rubh: In the mean time we may congratulate
nseeaisn in theatre where We sSaii no. lose sbs
minute gyaces Of her Ion BY distance The lycsum
far bette- cslcnlatsd for the display OF line acting than
larger theatre. Dstsnce lends enehautment % th
view whsna great actress is the otlec. OF attraction.
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
In the city Of Stockholm, curing 1856, many 50
l,7!2 prisons Punished for resulting from
int perarce ALncDg the nunber Of condemned we're
s44 ar ans 4so otner Individuals Of The working classes
l6l Boys fteep 40 masters OF vessels Sailors
50 servants Of both sexes Al peasants 20 students Of the
public schoo's, 81 siooSs, AND 1S3 unmarried women
The Emperor Nsro'eon has invited any Industrious
Cbu.s who plsy he PEELED from California; to take
fuae in Tahiti whore they will find welcome aad en-
poyment.
Bolivia in South America has sent diplomatic agen.
the Holy see this t,e frs. time that this republic
has established fl al relations With the pom Ihcal 60
verpm. MT.
While waiting Tor collective steps to be taken at CO.
psnhsgen win view 70 the abolition Of the Sound du ss
the Hanse rowrs have refused to a1here to the csptA
zaticn proposed by the Dali government.
The gold ines of French Guina yield we'll From
cmsns Of nuggets assAyed four in number the results
1000; god o.s47 silver ooos; gold o9O9 silver o.oa
Two olher samples not asssysd, appeared to contain
larger proportion Of gold than the ab0re.
The London times of 18th Of Nay condemns the policy
of a1sirg
We have had Austrian Intervention in Naples Austrian
intervention in the legations, Austrian Intervention in
vernne nt in Lombardy and venice-and what havs all
there inter ventions bcopght The King CT Naples f,es
throne CT lis o from hour to hour The Pope has BEEN
fugitive, Id but for the presence Of French gar
risen, would be fugitive again. The bake Of Parma
her donninions, and Austria is entering of
tyranny and prescription which will probably render her
return in possible.
to learn spirited lesson from the Of the The
writer fays-About leo 900 picked men, Of WHOM 900
to be retained in the Briish Ies, and 600 TO BE- dis
persed throughout The cooniss exclusive Of artillery
but supported BY perfect artillery would suffice for the
De ence Of the Bi ish empire. We do not take into
count the rativs forces in India With 80 600 picked
mt at hone lean ON The rdiH a. and supported BY
artillery perfect it could be made. should feel
not eny secure At home bu: ready at sry time 70 sup
port he interests and honor Of Great Britain whenever
and wherever they might be threatened.
report having been lately current In Europe thai the
Pieemuntese government had been invited to
gotiations wi the Holy See, Count de Cavour contra
octed the rumor in the strongest erm,in the Sardnsn
Parliament the It'll Of Nay he concluded by saying:
Is the privilege Of States abs,doned to revolution
Europe, Wills. tire monarchica governments to be
constantly watched accused and mena ed 10 their nde
peucence2
The Assemble Rationale Of Paris defends the Pope's
government from the attacks CT the Cavour reform par
~. ssys-Lord Paerston ions the existence Of
Il verr ment in Rome after the fight Of the
Dnpe. Al hOgQ ~ m
epoch will that the holy town was then alb ondoned
to the most ,rribe anarchy that everything formed
abomnabe chaos. This WAS the rule overthrow by
France Now to say before Europe thu. this rrle
worthy than that reestabshed by arms IL to
insult at the honor Of France and tie conscience of
entire Eurole. We repudiAte, for our part this Insult
which will be wildly felt by clergy and by Army,
which Is pouder of the medals it received from Plus X.
than OF those given to it in the name OF Queen vsora
We published few days ago. Nspoleons plan for the
Gimean campaign, IS drawn up in 1888. It was set
aside owing to differences of opinion which had arisen
between Lord Raglan, General Canrober: and Marshal
then GENERALLY Psii ser. to fomsiiate operations.
Lord Rag had decided digke to the plan OF opera
the exterior At fret he desired, in concert with
0ner Pasha TO operate by Eupstora but the dsedvan
tages OF that movement evident IN tesa.
be and clearly enumerated in the plan of campaign
that the Generals to yield to the Just
observations OF the Fiensh General They we're so ad
pressed by the Russians tina. daily disagreement TOOK
place in their cs, and finally General Canrobert re-
signed and handed over the chief command OF the Trench
army to Pelsser.
yersy has arisen bet Professor Whe.tsone
and Mr.. W. foheygll Cooke, in England, bis for mes
partner TO thar respective claims 10 % the
OF the electric telegraph. The question few
years after their partnership commented, and II wa
then submitted to n filtration.
AT military dinner lately gwen in Melbourne (Aus
trsa The United States consul responding 10 the toas
"Ihe PRESIDENT of the United statss said: BE did no
bseve would anybody make him believe, that Eng
land and America we're so destitute OF common senfe o.
to comm fighting about nothing, notwithstanding this
insane rawlings OF parcel OF denagogues and yspape
writer's
dscu ssion in the Belgian Chambers on the elderly o
the press ~ says-"We must bear in mind the peculiar
sntecdents Of Belgium. i've should rather say, tn:
origin Of that State. We must not forget under what
conditions and what end it exists. 1t created
In 1890 by sort of back stroke Of Il magic rod which
evoked the Orleanst revolution. It is enough to ask
that Belgium should show herself able to repress any
irregular and open nstgstions within her pale, tend
ing to q "breach OF peace" beyond it; tending
to promote crimes or disorder and disafeeon ID