The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-06

| Oar Parts CsrresPsndoncs.
| PAMs March IL, 1850.
| Dpionaey-Basfses- FaAaion at Paris DArf,y Len-
Marriages aad Rsmors Of Aarriagss--TAe Aoeoachea1
| me Unprecedented of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett h
Paris.
1he Conferences viii result in declaration Of pescs
sach seems TO ho the universal i'm presslon noswi u.
ssndDg their mystery the deicacy and diculty Of ~
oaae and even the discords which, IL In Whispered,
threatened last week to interrupt them
capitalists are as hopeful and eager ~ spsculato-
reaayto meet them ia way on the promised land and
to lend helping hand to any the thousand and one
castles in the air woh already begin to glitter in the
dawn OF peace But the number variety and splendid
pretenssns Of the proscts Of enterprise which the n,
tcpstion OF pesce has given BIRTH have only induced
the government to check the strong tendency in this e.
rsction. "New companies" says the Aonasnw, ARE
being and address, every day applications to the
administration. II is the duty Of the government to re
ss exaggerated alureents which might compromise
aernAngs already begun, and pure credit. Ths En-
psrof mas eecded that whatever may be the issue o
pending negotiaons, the government will maintain ths
reserve has imposed Itself that no enter prise pv
ing place to emission Of values be authorized
during the course OF the present year, Laudabe a. ts
precautionary measure il, II cannot eecualy dam tie
swelling food OF capi al ready to burst chAnae
80 soon ss the magic werd Of peace is pronounced. II
certainly will not lessen tie grea. stimulus given BY the
anticipation Of peace 20 enterprises already undertaken
To mention but instance tths stimulus given to sa
way Affairs for example AT a recent meeting Of the
shsreh1defs ofths St Rambert and Grenobis Railway
ito fusion with tho Lyons Rail ray Company and eor uss
ton With tho Credit Mobisr, wsrs announced Tho
company IL tc be hencsiorth called the sRnons to the
Aipa Railway, AMI its capital Is TO be doubled l.
raised - 80 900 GOO Gancs b ths creation If NJ
shares of which 10 600 70 be allotted to the press
s nd fhe ann.
Tor by the Lyons Company and the Credit MobiIisr.
But il the hspe sf IA growing stronger every AZ
wi business men, It has fairly turr the heass u al
ohvssrd move sud have tn ir beng in the fashion,
aoe wofs-sxcsp perhaps, certain ladies Of the au-
eourg ST. Gsrman who, more Less, reluctantly m.in
tain sober style Of dress during Lent and obey Fa,hsr
de Rsvsnau. Who in The ve.y midst Of all the gas.ies
occssthsd by his presence Of the pleni possnharies
st Paris, has ci6etei a retraat. These ex.,sor-
oDsry festivities IN honor Of the distinguished Strangers
have made Lent thus far naely gayer than the recsut
short carnival Tho eslons Of Paris have been unusuauy
anin steo tie display OF costly Snowy dresses hsa
been unprecedented, must believe in the annals of sh
Ashamed OF pleading his ignorance in iunery msters
u cinsi some Of hs present Paris f.shions but can
not help feJtoirg that than high authoeity
begins to condeun their eccentrciy extra
Che reign of the crinoines be assured ID
craving to a cose ghs mode Of salutatioo-a cart
sey az low as tia. ise1 the atsr days Louis XVI
and 'hs grace OF which los, in the waebons hoops q
the Grin has dec the knell Of this absurd ~.
tune The terrific plumes which worn on o., saan
fuh dres boDnets have most grotesque and udicr
s8ecibnt the fashion has been adopted. The ladies' arc
nsa hsao bus they a Wesns sss ir ean. III
tdod ss bread ana st that which has been dseors
Ing their eonrets Oaa Of the most effective silks of the
seassn is moire antique If which ths u.tin stripes srS
more tbsn thirty oennmetrs wide each Of them beIns
edged On either side BY thick plush fringe, moving 70
ano ro VIII every step oiEe and ts
inusicn o. the ess which is composed OF aternste
stiirs of sk and satin ssved together This style q
b3 al ~
mcire oa'ique, ~ih stripes of rich velvet and on ths
pain alternate intervals rich embroidery IN pasis IN
big NJ sud hveiy coiors is denounced By the endoa
Cart journal exagesratiou OF agnif csncs hat
nut end in the total corruption Of good taste and the
subveIson Of tia peculiar distraction which the ndss
eiPsTs we're wont 70 be admired throughout all Europs
Vns same jourIs hosevs cu,y euogzes another dres
Of ti ribbed gros d LyS II bright colors for even:
iIg vesr, stnf with lslge while sDo 8, which srs
toio"n UP ia ratais coicrs, bouquets Of flowers anA
leaves ohes cT-ees Of god silver lama, for ia
stance thnt by Priieese MAthde at Mms Le Hons
boil and still Other dress the ch duys Of the ses
sor he exquisite ~ser lily toilet or ths young On chsss
de Chauttau ilsss.
afzofos ofnsniase, the Eresh j,u, mails, psrcavs,
baye pat in print the unor which has for time cir
eua'td Re thai the rioh snd pretty Miss Hutton en-
AM csn (who, by the by ata,ted much at,en ioa at
the ,esnt brsnt American ball in hs Hotel Dc Iouvrs)
IS taas the r,sh belle Miss s., lwho was also pre-
STINT st the same baiD is to be married. not 70
but to the celebrated etioe Of La pp.E "I E%i;:
ce Girardin, ihs Hidower of the equally celebrated
Iephine Cay whose funeral few months ago occasia,
ed 50 large concculse Of Parissn celebrities.
The Imperial baby is not yet horn. The question
"iink or biusi" remains therefore stn Undecided
Mr.. James Gordcn Bennett, editor OF the New Iork
EGRA1D, arrived In Paris few days since returning
rh Mrs Bennett from agreeable tour in Italy. Mr.
Majors DeaGeld and Mordocsi and Cap ain Nct;ellsud
who sent by the American government on visit oi
military observation in Europe, have arrived in Paris
their way home.
PARIS, March 10, 1856.
fTdou ion Of he Empress -AnEieg Respecting Her--7ae
fo''3 Prince and his -tdaatoys--Depaotion from ~
Na,i.t Women-ddmirolic Reply Of the Emperor 20 As
Members Of he Legislative Bo5y-Pardoss 70 Military
Prisoners, dc.
Words utterly fail to des rise the hustle and yerish
excl 'ement that prevails at the Tasries Happily II Il
jealous!y forbidden 10 invade the chamber of the Tn
press, who, though 70 use the prescription language
as weas eau be expected" lies in state Of profound
exhaustion. Her Majesty's after psins wore nothing
TO speak Of if indeed any Ba. this Is ALLY al unfa-
vorab'e symptom, indicative of failure in that re-
dictionary enc gy which is necessary the restitution Of
the general physique. Indeed from her proa-
haton it was to be anticipated Last might the third
after her confinement, the Empress had good deal of
fever and her head was kept saturated by bandagss Of
lint stepped in Eau do Cooge This morning she slept
for three hours without the aid OF ops,e The young
Priuce takes to LIS nourrce with excellent good will aoA
seems determined to show that whether prince pea
SAINT good pull at lifts earliest ana sweetest foun-
tain ia all he has at present to care for.
In the meantime, in his gorgeous cradle, which art
has avished of her dearest treasures he sumbers
unconscious Of the mighty dgnitss ths. present then
selves before him. Of the ardent prayers and aapi-
tIcns that made in bis favor The members Of tAs
seoate, Of the Legislative body the Council stAts IL
Ssssraey the Institute, the clergy Of Gil psrsuasons
tie municipal body and depuations from the NaHonAi
Guard and the army and navy almost hourly SsndisR
fheir nd haaa a.