The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

happier auspices, has frsed rDsK fron ~ 0s5 saea
fams Of AcTny ana others; end rnsAly, though llsca
maseiy the descendant Of the Grand Eapoleos, be 10
deeply Interested in the perpssuaHon q the rsisning
synss.y Perssny IN paint Of talent, Is very much \.
no superior Talking Of Psruguy. who has Just con-
ISsied Gloo 10 The Indian Fand fer the relief OF tina suf
last few Gays sudden ohange come ove the tone Of
the Paris press In respect 70 the Affairs Of India and oil re-
marks OF exceptional spirit confined 70 tho rosaa
tory Ntioes - hiSh o6nstAnty appearing 10 The
leading lDgFsh journals The meaning or tnis "a simply
that napoleon has given . note dord,s that while
Isey to permanently inSSsoss tie Ias.n empire a
10 patent, the EAsAsh are - be sympAiosed
with In tes dSaises .nd supported Accordingly both
the Contributions. sad the Pay hava been pubhsaug ar
tcles mich, while the MAN question 10 oniy crrsorty
dscusct have tsemed with praises Esany OF the
Arei saxon suoh noble self devosedness the
UHsiit.scnsi, Auch unasaumnx saantry, suon light
hearted endurance OF The hard Ills OF warfare has seldom
bus Witnessed and surpassed 10 the history Of the
verseancs which Is sounding like trumpet through
GU! broad Britain. Those however, who permitted
peep behind the .ssnss Ino. per sc Wen ina .ns
never have m opportunity OF gratifying spirit OF re-
talAsion that InaA is virtually already departed from
beneath me English scepe and thai as regards the kas
Great Britain has ceased 70 rcgn Il 70 BIO unyer
sally thought that even though the mutay should he
qaeed the authority OF the conqueror more
tsbished India could he hea again. but a. such IN
expense Is must render ueeas TO EngAnd-.hal Euro
pesn troops siii DO wanted 20 pe'usy, and that OF
every Gay accounts reach PaIis which bring the uruel.
ties perpersod by tho mutipeers 70 very dnors 30
many OF The relatives or the Sufferers living here,
awaiting The return from India OF those whom they wero
never destined TO The beautiful Mrs Skeno,
whose death under such thrilling circumstances - ct
Ghtnsi the Eneihh Journals will have shown you, has
sister and mother residing her 10 her gallant but
cruel end Captain Skene was thirty four years OF age,
and bis wife about thirty and that abe shcrd have per
for med the task OF oadog the rsvovers FOR Captain Cor
don and her husband while In that Ill ated tower they
sh down by their ASSISTANTS 4, the number Of
thirty peven. shows what imorous nature, which, under
other circumstances would have almost tainted ss the
sound Of small frearm, may be brought to The soul
scxers 10 think OF the mefu shot dealt her BY her hus
fee be had offered Ars Jerfod's house-the mother OF
Ars Skene-hAs literally been beseged with cards from
French. american and EnEh Appeals for mercy 70 the
rebels f.om the French press sound nArshy the
the dss OF narrowing details unprecedented in tho an
nails OF warfare
The Emperor is busy with his camp at ChAlons to
which he hs, ssuei another OF those characteristic AL.
famous than his remausc NE OF chances and cnaoges.
"The Romans" the Emperor quoting N niesquieu, ICON
sdered peace e1erclse and Is the application
OF NJ; sand In fact, the successes obtained by young
armies are IN general, only the result II the serious
studies carried during pc Co." Language such this
admits Of vide application ard all things sh
tta Napoleon does In his heart look forward 70 the day
when the military spirit Of France may DO called forth 10
vent IL utmost energy.
The Company Of the Grand Leuvrs Hotel has lust pub
Eshed the following succinct desai, OF iu expeuses-
Receipts Of the Grand HOTEL du Louvre, srcsi. IF the Rent
Of he sAops and the Other Property Of the Company.
1857. Gross Receipa Aproge per Day.
Mon h OF August ...... 253 f5Or. Soc S,l76f 500.
First seven months ,447 S35f T4c. 6,S29f 4lc.