The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

ner ana an of proound convection that was
rvesistibIe The one vent avsv eonv,rcad If his a.
but ~ reality under the Of his mpe
BROTHER The French Enperor bssv ed that here
zoo he WAS cononsro,. The Mnscov.s da rot DISPUTE
SS at I'M, he -ss thr cuShon. the tc d. Bas Eapire
Agsn At "a furr the sane were made of
mutual afe con and admiration the same pied gss Of
sim greater displav and mseniicent welcome What
we're noy exchanged on mat morning Of the
i4,h of 9c.ohsI-ths anniversary too Of the battle Of
the villages and Nora and walled SIDE by side
in close couyersstien apart and alone Thew cordially
embraced one 10 Poland The other retrsced
hs s.sns IN p,fnrt II wa. .ha lsst TINA tnsv mar
an cath When in 1915 d;aarances arosa between
ine eOSio Sos hsa ra
snonasd SO feelinov to the ssnt;ment of the poet
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aPo sa AZ aSuiot,nn. ana is 60 Ola w. qP;nad
on n;s nni,tins ST pstsrsbnrr for Paris that the re-
n " art oonla ha annl;sS With efsact ON
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TN Eonao b no., road the h;storv Of Sis Great mneIa
me h nas w. ro that .ayns nt,sn Commits
IN vain nor nave nS ,nss genius n 1i.eI ~ NV,
S. IA dora N his fr;nd. that n tho late Car
Ss v;th whom he had To DO he would have hesitated
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PARls April l. 1856
banquet was given yesterday by Count Walewsk
Minister Tor Foreign Affairs to ths plenpo the
Menhsrs of the nlomat;c Corns the members of the
French Cabinet and other high funconaries of State
comprsr IN all about forty persons. The noble apart
menr n, for sneb sona was beautifully
and the bs nd of the uices attended and PLAYED select
from the syorite operas during dinner Count
WseIN ri conrse presided And the places OF honor at
his robt and left we're occnned nv lord Clarendon and
CounI BuoI. All the guests we're in full uniform
and wore The decorations Of the orte rs to which
thew belong When the dessert was placed ON the
table Cont WaleWski rose and in the midst of pro-
found silence, announced that he was about to
the occasion. and some even remarked that his
features wore q more serious cast than usual HIS
speech brief point He said that he drank
to the duration Of the peace they had just signed
that peace effected without inaicting hu
initiation any one, and pease worthy Of the
tions which had made it, it was humblng to no one and
received. 1t expected that Lord Clarendon would
have said few words and that Count Oriod would have
responded the SENTIMENT but both English and Rus
sian Plenipotentaries RETAINED, am assured, from
offering any observations probably from the conviction
that Count Waewfki had said quite sufficient for the
observations and comments among the guests
The silence Of Lord Clarendon appeared to most of them
prudent reserve but that Of Count oro WAS not
easily explained and it formed the topic of conversation
during the evenirg-otherwise nothing else remar kabe
occurred The other Plenpoentiaries placed with
out distinction and alternately, among the members Of
the diplomatic corps.
ecvNr .rnur n,rNpp r.p,p-o,,,Nors CT, pNcr nv
THE pLENlro " si.aai Ess
t'oiefFonuen00 " Ao pns ajI . 1exs
y, s;,,.o .,,.x,,oa Nv ~. .st = Ao o. .h
me snence oOssIvea w lne suess Asemo,eu g. .ne
foIeign emce on Moncay 70 ceeosae me CONCLUSION 9,
peace occupies nns as.enon, nCs ne.ey "a .me
puU..;, ~. - 90 . hn1S not 10 n;sd - !,
preston Nas mace lnat sncuo ncS 20 surpr,seo !!
.ne PiIncipsi SUI Jecs VI nolo ono oospseSn
,ne wnoss & a were
uuos cei rer ouu n@s ~ suoii 81 ALI W
Sascn Wnen .ns anancs . Ie'ween france aaa hnsana
nag JUST Oesn crownea wiz SUCCESS, anu wien orsye
~ M. ad Vas a. s.noud " anS 10Y
finn the sentiments it embodied, or that Tie cderdM
@ t. - no ~ .h aasmr h;ch h 1,. ~ u
sumsd to feel II was expected MOI cover, that Count
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noIorea "nn .neir presence sno oanqus. o. lns
h.a ~, a.. ~. ;.d md .b on ~ Fnp Saaear
r. su ;, ; &c S.. a th ~ 90 49, =, th,a -,
Nc ndsy presumed to nothing very little,
Of what preceded " expected that the host would
nfo bis guests OF the course Of affairs excite the sym
pathy OF bis hearers fer The arduous OF the PeR
peter ing the previous month"; and satisfaction
at their happy ccnclusion In word, that he would say
something more than he old This, after AL, Is mere
matter OF taste Most listeners except In exceptional
eases prefer short speech TO long one and % those
who have good cheer before Them 1t Is trying 70 have
their attention or their oigeson neriereo WIN. But
what can be taio OF the silence which fonowedY
urge lad not been complied with OF previous commu.
rication OF the hosts speech Count Orlo though not
On orator. ard little accustomed 70 public speaking,
might have sad something IN LIS character OF recon
ced rec VINO mas forgotten the past 70 connrm the pous
win IN favor OF the duration OF peace believe every
member Of the diplomatic body then present was taken
urawsIes and in the awkvaroness OF the moment WAS
uegesied 10 me rapsi Nunc VINO oy courtesy Is Al
lowed to take the lead on such OCCASIONS TO say lew
words, which moreover would have become his sacred
character-for Monsgnor Sacchoni an Archbishop IS
well as an envoy The Nuncio may, for aught know,
be ament TO the church. he be possessed
of every evsneehc virtue, but Of certainty, oraory is
not snong his gifts His tminence is, am sorry to say,
Of the speakers to be found In the diplomatic
corps.
The Nunco, conscious Of his deficiency, declined the
tack pressed him, and when the principal parties
oerned refused to open their mouths except for the
which brought them together Of
the others remained silent The public who expected to
find IN the Aonr next day some specimens OF fervid
oraory have been sadly disappointed and learn that
yesterday the very parade ground the single
speech the topic of general conversation among
political persons.
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spicy ptsns amopg , sn % IPp ~ 1 on On
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