The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

suggestion hat .Yossg Ausrios ssum DO substituted
for "Anerics simply. giving thereby . local ssnss-
said that Ansrses sol.s II Il r.ssnt snysng to Es.
equality. Young xnsriss aieh. Ssvs bee. toersssd j;
bu, America with Ill her Old association vr US her
her Ssvoon 70 the 1eA K. OF man AID he:
powerful not 70 exes sSSssasnsions where has
not yet unsolded Der banner or, having uniocsd it, has
came OF In beautiful syis and usivsrssy admired.
Our good friend Barthslomsw, one Of the many clever
ast two months $50 IN he colnmns OF the HEALD which
has caused the friends Of Mr.. Fhl.ore |. yArioas
parts OF the Uned Satea to send out their for the
bust In marble seven bus have ready been ortersA
rom oier emit cires ncuc ing orders from New York,
artists hsve orders from home and it certainly not
Do said that our arsts here upersy supported
tina viii cccrpy him Till june, 1857 Me- PAGE, hl..sric
pain or, and the American Titan ior he seems 90 radsr
saDd c.orng better than any iv,rg artist, and tn, pre-
cucftons Of bis brush hsve actually Ason,
been seized by the Roman Custom House. the officers OF
shch took them for old originals Of this
Is occupied Tor years heso while his Venus rsog from
the before sunrise (msssotin Is probably best
modern picture of the Hind In the world Nc. Mosra
been orsrso b, Mr. LAWYER, Or cncinnsa nov hero IN
ne Tor ihs Chamber If Commerce IN that city, aaA
Bes rice CeTo By III: young master h.ad Of
goes 70 s. Louis Mr. Freeman Ia dsahug Arfst, wao
understands how to breathe ideas CANVASS chiu
thoughts With mastsr, HAND suggestive tie bsuold-
OF details Mis Clark. Of Boaton, quite oil ole at
traction herself her landscapes showing synpsthstis
suoy of Cauce Salvador Rosa Osrisants ana bucselk
Mr. era Words monument Of wsshinston, RichmosA
Virginia is cast in bronze In Munich and WILL NO doubk
immortalize lis su hor; tut believe. nevesthetess hat
the heroic predOminAtes too much the whole oonoep-
on. and that there Ia not enough repose the sas
OF WahI on to tepre emit ia uly the character Of tho
fauer OF his Country lam, however, bus layman II
the arts, and venture any sort Of criticism only eth
extreme difdenoe. have not yet had make the
gro Of all the ass of noted artists here and sna pre-
m n
ment.
What have ssid about the secret negotiations nov
gcipg on At the Vatican to effect the of Grek
sne Catholic churches have good reason rsiteste
and certainly think the OF sufficient mpor ance %
lay great stress on is in the HERALD The effect o. suo
a unon politically well religiously wead be Of
vast importance to the whole civilized world and would
go far 70 Cbrstanize all Asia while ct the time It
would give the shing blow to oil Protestant propa
gan6m in thst quarter of the world all the efforts Il
the Church Of FL and and all the powers of the East
probably the care the Pope has to Desow on This in
Porfant subject viii prevents him from visiting Paris
t This and assisting ;. IN no 81 the baptism q
just presented the Emperor Napoeon This prince viii
not BE- called King Of Rome but certain it Is tina Ne
Presidency, the future will have nothing in 500 for
him but either very great historical total a.
brought up to habits to . love Of TRUTH ana to
true sense Of the dignity OF his position, to avoid the
have fallen that have neither Sesn born to ~.
acquired greatness but had greatness thrust upon them
PROCEEDINGS I'm Parliament.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. EwARr enqured whether
any measures were be adopted procure
BY the government Of Greece OF the export is aad
dimes stated in the Consular reports pressing njaA
Ousiy on commerce with that country.
Lord PAIMERsroS repied:Ths subject referred to has
been for considerable time matter Of communicates
between the Greek and British government s. bn1 up .
and Fear that hold out any wsLfounded ex-
pectatton that better will arise fur such IL the
there portion the Greek territory in whi,h ehs
person or property Is tafe during part OF the twenty
four except three miles Of the road between
and the Paus, which patroled night day BY the
French cavalry.
Mr.. j. MITCHELL asked LORD Palmer whether-BritA
property, to the amount moro Than 81 900 sterling
being now locked In Russia-it WAS the intention 4
the continue blocksnd Of the Russisn
ass psncng the ratification Of peace and whethsr,
the bociads were ~ at cuce, m arrangement naA
ssen made e sss tn aat.sh vessels 70 sas xu.siaa
Lord PALNERsroN-Yeeterday the Congress extended
the armistice well land. Hitherto it has
The reason obvious. It was doubtful what ths
issue Of the negotiations might De- and II was evident
change Of pofi might have gained by the Rus-
slams which would have materially altered the condition
o. the osHGsrsns parties IN The event Of the rensx q
fortunately put n end to all chance OF resumption q
hoses. the Congress yesterday extended the srmis-
quence the blockade With regard the peconA
branch Of the inquiry it question involving other
corsiderau ms, and am not at the present momsnt pre-
pared to give . reply
Affairs In the Crimea.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BY FIRE-SIxTEEN BRITISH SOL
DIERS BURNED-APPEARANCEO OF HERAETOPOL-ITS
BUILDINGS AND CHURCHES IN RUINS-HoRs8
RACING sPORTs-CAN THE RUSSIANS REsUILD Thu
SOUTH SIDE?
On rhe night OF March IT. shockiog accident occurs2
on the slope above Ka-ikoi, In the burning Of Soma
wooden huts occupied BY men Of the commssariat
corps Notwithstanding prompt assistance sixteen men
persisted in the flames. They were, doubtless su0cAted
by the smoke Their boces charred past I'll chance
Of recognition.
The correspondent Of the london Times writing from
SebAsopel OF date ed ef March, thus describes tho