The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

DeaaD 70 Re struck ,or sne oocaslcr have .c dcuSs
-, -hst sy return q nsa May q ycur resdsr w,l
bravery. was told to-day tnas Nj. Dllss ha6 wr.I.el
- HI lang 50 exIress bic sentm EMS Of tgs admiration,
told ycu some tour months ago Lhere -as aSA
hilon here Tor revson Of tie B.o,e .ke eA-.sLDe1,
VI, sSss,sd 20 ssesas rsr psnsns hrongs ne s.sa,
wvews. Every row and then, however We hear Of the
natter from some ;sested source. LORD fannure
meeting q the Edinourg Bbie society ard e be uates
snuson 70 the Aueican version revision Of the Scrip
ssrss send you extract rom his ordship's renasks
religion from the Roman Cashoue and tie ins,dour de-
sxss Hsctarans wnsse hearts he says are hMf popGh,
Ae goes 20 sAy;" We nave heard slk IN the oour-
ny We have seen absolutely put into prasee IN tue
snhed stses OF a,ercs, scheme Tor what % called
maj SUBJECT take this opportunity Of puoncy stating
my opinion that any such scheme 10 Fsught With tie ut
e't daDser to he Pro.sssan, he.rte: Of this country
Nell y look 70 America am happy 70 end ths. tne
scheme 'nere has been, might almost say, Utterly abor
ilve j ia quite true, and every man most sdmt that
more are perhaps sone slight th.ngs-sone msrans-
hLb0os, slight In themselves, and net affecting any
grea, principe-which might sbe corrected in 8 new
ksnsssion Of the Holy svr.ures but they slight
n comparison with the danger Of letting IN those
voud make alterations, partly from the criticism Of cru
swn that think would be the moss Dangerous and
NOS; DISASTROUS thing thai could ths country II
ve TO permit those words 20 be tempered with,
Which have household words many plous family
tor upwards of 500 years. and hope Will be .be house
sse words o. all The families OF the world betoFe 800
years elsEse. II TO sow those holy words
~ he tampered With. should be In the gYesest dan
", OF shaking Protestant Institutions 70 the founds
ston. We Lave cid lAndnxrks, and the Hb e The
greatest Of these; and rather than rhk the OF
tnese & eat landmarks Of our Protestant nstotione
NC old 70 those lI i'm per winch may exit
cur PRESENT versor leaving i 90 part Of the caksg Of
nah aers 10 study the Hoy Scriptures N the original
ssngoes, 10 III them 70 expsn 70 those who So under
mem wherein those l;;le differences exist cute
ran OF this that we hsd authorized and coz
Snco version Of the holy Scriptures should never
ssd raupcby sstaol shed ~ N this country al pre-
SENT Therefore do hope that any agitation Is made
IN s country for the purpste OF dhturbhg he present
aothor ed W rson Of the Bible, the Christian muny
VII rise up ss defence, and will maintain
intact seeing s 80 dangerous to touch ~"
TIE foregoing extrac. from Lord PAnmure's sreeeh
alb pears out my remarks upor the state Of British feel
ne ths subject.
J. ny las: Letter mentioned the fact that the pewspe
pers hire had taken observatons upon Lord Amer
stcns rule OF England from the HssAI and reprbnehed
them here The Gcos has tasen the subject and dub
sed tue p emer. Dictator ord PSlmerstoC, then,
assssor. Gays the 6ioe 1--WE that 10 some
ense VIE e 70 be altogether repudSted. When do the
rOThl stem would not work we'll Whom aid they make
ehoee OF The man desiEusted by NATIONAL confidence.
Nov the circumstances that prece led Lord Pamerstsns
lea the Iomass appoint dictator Party binatoas
even combination OF "s1 the tAients'-hsd failed 20
and internal osunion The sense Of the nation unnis.
eakeaby indicated one IT'S chief representative
sns no doubt in ancient Rome would have hailed him
his n rather amusing especially when 10 consider.
q hat the 6lots IL q government organ.
Mere p Q Mr.. L. Holland here from the UItted
0ases giving lectures American Poets and Poetry"
Be SPOKEN well Of by the prers generally.
nv cacies Of frsrd upon fraud daily and the cry is st
Rey come" One robbery seems 10 AFFORD clue 10
cher snd OF fraud discovers Ne fellowt commercial
ssceiy 70 ur hinged.
IN ibe literary world have had "Boswels Letters
. amuse us, and really amuapg they are. You viii
Doeseseor Of the copyright for the benefit Of
unsoYrpu ors publisher, a. the case may BE- Hozzy
sse semure people Who have been wont TO delight in
Dnswen's tak about johnson, viz:-Bozzys youthtal
Trade in london deplorably bad, bu, from the tro,
NE eo.h the sce and the hosiery districts We get better
secounts
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARie, Jan. IL, 1857.
Ssseqsae 1 The Arch6thop Of Pdrs-Deeply In.Hestin9
CAarocer Of n. Cr1nony-Aprrooe,irs Trial Of Troer
-fuieuton Of ne Prisc<r 10 D.r-~d Himselr-G cnrdl
yaeoodns no. His Ezanrl> 'eiu find imi.a.ors dc.
Again We respted ION the nppins riCors OF win
ss TIE weather has suddenly relaxed the sharp frost
and biting wind hsve disappeared, and write beneath
psn,A sun, which ones thoughts forward to May
and m sweet spring flowers.
The poor Archbishop, whose fate 10 s the engrossus
isene Of interest and sympathy, WAS consigned 70 his
uniney grave saturday. The weather, - 70 accord
with the occasion suddenly aside is Gold and icy
aspect and broke into which gave additional
sose OF 10 the socmnty Of the day. As carly
eight occck A. the bells Of the various churches OF
The capital began dolefuI utonaons TO which the
deep bourbon Of the Cathedral OF Notre Dame added ~
grave and soporos volume AL along the route marked
out the funeral cG oe-the Rue de Greaee the Rue
De Boureorne the Place du Pslss Bourbon, the Quss
ibe Pom, Neu QuA dcs orievers and the Rue Notre
Dame Up 10 the Cathedrsl-ihe windows, balconies,
roofs pcrchcs OF the houses lined with speca
tsrs The causevay was throngcd; touching silence
everywhere pervaded. and there WAS marked absence
Of any ofhe addcnda OF great street masses such
yrovsoa vendors toy sellers, or bottle holders, with
the usual scsars and hquesr. A the body was
carried By the men uncovered and bent low their heals
while the women crossed themselves, and Ia many 10
stances repeated prayers.
The following the order OF the procession "A
squadron CT the Guides with Its band battalion OF the
sendumaric OF the imperial Guard and one Of regiment
q The line each with band and standard which last
enveloped In Grape, and each commanded BY . Lieut.
Oslosel Then followed nes OF drumners with muff %
drums beating o, intervals their solemn roll then the
members Of the Metropolitan Chapter, In carriages er
SIX priests barehcadcd carrying the crozer and crrcihH
Of deoeed and the Insignia OF his dignity on cushions
covered with GRAPE and iher the hearse, drawn By six
richly oap.rsoaed horses ip which, surmounted by
fArKe crucnti Nn tne O'hn VIZ Oo'er~o VIE PaVpF
Nelvei, without pail, ana vn folly exposed to vie'
Auer the bcase came vast crovds-vi,hout any par
,u.r order or classacston-of well dressed persons:
work men, invslids priests, solders studen &c; and
then followed the private carriage OF the deceased In
witch several aides weeping bitterly. carriage
81 the Emperor, containing ad. de camp and Other
onser In fen uniform, and OF the Prince jerome,
rnded also the private carriages Of other persons the
Nnole oOrtgs closing with battalion Of sfsntry and
detachment Of cavalry.
At NO,re Dame the preeeni, aad honorary canons the
carer and other crgy Of the parishes Of Paris and OF the
sshcr parts Of the doces, the superiors and dre:o
o, seninsries Populations Of the Trappbu the Jesus
and other religious orders, win the sturs de Charlie
ard other female unites-a wearing tneir peculiar
robes and cottunes-vere assembled There we're ike
wise the Peye's kuneo, the Bishops Of Chsrues Yer.
saiiles Orleans and ksaux several Of the Minister'S the
Prefec, Of Seine and the municipal suthorte. Mar.
shsl nsgpsn and number o officers Of the army depu.