The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

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troops IN Turkish Uniform and to denchsh the forA Of
Alexandria
The question ofIay and the Gnsl settlement for the
organization Of the Dsnub,an Princpaues, VIII bs dis
cussed in the after Congress.
There grand review in Paris to-day honor OF the
Peace.
The great event has somewhat thrown the American
questitn into the shade The Times however keeps up
Its series Of articles on the subject.
The Africa has arrived. All hopes OF the Pasifo are O.
end
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARB March 90, 1865
Conclusion Of Incidents Folo,ri~g is Anhoxnce
ment-Gen1af Rsjoicings and l0umirastons-0 0minsus
Accident at the British Embassy
The profound silence is ergth broken. The csnnop
Of the Invaides At this proclsimng with
voice Of thuLder that tho spell OF Is brekenthas
peace regns from the Keep OF Wiadsor and the gdsd
halls Of the Tuees to ths copper dDmes of the Kre Min
The day is remarkably fine. Saving = sharp north
easter there is nothing to the brightness of
worthy Of July; and long the did shine when
Was Q Partisan known to keep at home Of q uaday 2
Those great high then Of pleasure the Champs Ely
Sees the Place de Ia Concorce the beautiful quay # The
Setne the Eouevards, but most Of all the Avenue de
PImperatrce, and the CLASSY lakes slopipg aud
picturesque shrubbery of the Bos de Bougoe gorgsd
WiA PVPui0uou huu u htlb6H1 VI prlnCoV 64ulpd8o6
such be in other capital OF the world.
While all are sauntering along with tina. joyous air OF
ocalance which gives the ParsiAn from the oldest to
the youngest that most charming representation of light
hssrtedness-whie equpages rolling and fro with
baskng luxury that renders their only
vsbe, perhaps ths the birds Of the air-brom boom
boom suddenly those historic messengers from
the Invades whose voices In other days told such
strange tales to the citizens Of France The peace then
Is signed.
'Ihe better the day. the better the deed Gays the
proverb general expectation prevailed that sush
xeud have been the yesterday but the public
bewildsred by reports of great difficulties with Prussia
Of exceeding sturdiness the part Of AAn Pscna cf
something like sulkiness tie part Of Sardinia. Still
the Bourse showed improvement, and rsntes were
quoted at 73f 45c. on closing yesterday Many, sso
Of the most influential tradesmen ostsntStiousy hung
up the necessary preparations for illumination,
If assured that the delay fimply that Of few
hours 1t was known every where that plume had
been pucked from the pinion of eagle, and, after
being decorated with all the skill the crown ewsller
could bring to the task lay, covered With cysa, dome
st the palace Of the thr.tng for the ink that
should enable it to raty the bond that lock Rus
Clans, Austrians Prussisns Turks SaronIans English
and French in long, long, fond embrase, cryng,
Brother brother why did ye snap and snAr bite
when such kisses lay all ready for the smacking" But
the secret has been well preserved and tho Bourse
showed such an unusual sympathy with the general
ignorance that many persons began thlak the aris
ice must be prolonged In order that the Plenipotsn
ares might complete their work. So the thunder OF the
Invaldes, at halpast two, not anticipated. /. was
thought quite possible tomorrow, but seemed to
think CT to-day.
The seven necessary copies were ia fact signed to-day
ct o'clock the teegraphic wires between the Tals
iies and the nva des toushed and mmcda ey the
truth became known to al Paris. Directly af.er per-
forming their task all the Pieafpoten iares Quilted
the hotel for Foreign Affairs, and has,ened to the
Tuieries. The Emperor received them with an animA
ton that left mistake his sincerity He put his
arm Into Count Orlos twice during the interview and
by his repeated attentions to him and Baron Brunow
seemed desrous of eacng every vsstge Of past hosti
lies. BE had sent Edgar Ney his Aio- -de-camp yessr
day to the Russian representatives, to express his high
sense Of the compliment paid Kim by the Russian army
in the Ciimea 10 auence of their illuminating
receiving tdirgs of the birth Of heir to his throne
and be took the present occasion to reerAte hs thanks
II does not require much at any time to excite per-
Parsisns Like eDidren, they ere easily aaussd-essy
put out. And certainly 1t is difficult to imsgne
complete compacsncy than stamped itself every ones
sound broke tho eur there was pause Could 1t bel
Was 1t really the gun Everybody halted and orea,hed
sno.y but when again .Iosner % and another and then
lake BY the searching east wind there was no mistake
iouo, lorg sustained Vie pEhpreur broke from ell
waved their hats their owaers flung out their arms
opened the doors and mingled with the joyful crowd and
was SHAKING hancs with everybody Suddenly
another stentofian reclamation from tae large
which III gides the higher from the Inferior axe
where thousands Of we'll dossed persons and grouos Of
Rus.es, Tiu Alexander H. and the cheer was taken up
with dsafenpg energy by ever rank till you could hear
leechoed up the aveoue do Plmpsratce to the Arc do
Dish; but whether IL that throats became hoArse
lungs exhausted, or that there lack Of good will
Irrespective of the novelty believe that the Parsians
heartily delighted At the terminatlon Of host.es
The war to them has ueen Of much too political cua-
rscter to be enthusiastic at any tune fhsy have
been gradec at the conspcuous pre%meenc o, their
when lighting by the side Of their old hereditary
lar instinct he sought to heal the breach WITH
Russia as soon as possible. l am much disposed TO
think however, that in re respect to to any var gss.t
Golden, In England, was god deal r!diculed for
stating, ten years ago. that the nation had
verted It's sword into pruning nook and contensd
hat 1t should remain Prince do nviAe's pamphlet
with sinister remarks about Epgiand, the olu
tion of l64S the necessary augmen ion Of the arms
sertson But the lately wsged by the allies against
Russia has proved one thing more than another, 1t is
The thoughts Of Frenchmen. war has become to them
what it viii ever be TO America and England-an epi.
sode, not q principle. They were iged with glory
un6 the rst Napoleon They have trei forty years
Of prof able commerce and begin to have shrewd iacs
which side Tie balance rests. spirit Of trading
ciprociy gradually, under the auspices Of Napoleon
opepi up their minds aIdit is quite possols far
thew concerned that the present peace may be
durable one. Whether there is not abroad sorsy dis
appcictel nationality, whch has hitherto been bidiog
s time, hoping to saatoh Its own In ths nee-wnether
there not free born sit, the orthrght OF mankind
.hob, driven to madness BY tais accord amongst the
iespos Of the EARTH may suddenly arise and eond tho
present treaty Of peace fragments altogethe,
Their question. But France uaquestionaby Is satisfied
The eagle pen which raties the bond h to be the pro-
perty of Empress Eugenie and t, be preserved
heir loom among the goods and chstles Of her son.
reign she hopes may be in ascordsne With the crsum
stances OF which THE plume is the symbol.
All Paris Ia illuminated. Abah omen; but tho Rn sh
Devices artscally formed by jets Of glass
broke loose got together filed tho whole circle OF
with q sheet Ct fame, and Notwithstanding the most
energetic exertions tho part Of the donestica
compelled 10 Re sxtingushed Sach not the fate Of
he Russian Sardinap, Prussian and Other ENJOYS, G
hat of Aali Pasha. Tneir hotels shone with galaxy
,i brilliant comets stars and cresceuts Nothing could
be more teautifut The air hot with tranquility
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