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

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sos.sss Al u. SS ss - sI p rec sess
sa.oo They hsd before tAea esA's h,Sn ps'sst .be
solemn nnsrases 81 his tusceoas sxuok down BY tne
van. Of the Most High Their niods scared beyond the
oeMAque, NJ ~axeA tapess and the velvet covered box
prs.ss Is sossoss rs.%ss isss
ing sacrifice 81 tse foot Of his Great kss
ter's anAr and % the service for the dead
was performed Amid all tho pomp OF the church. aided
BY clustering masses Of the PRIESTHOOD and amen
aAlvos Of artillery booming through The peaog notes OF
he military wfs ana w.soc ~ he ".orsd edacs pre-
sented ms It was easy TO see that The minds even Of
ner they soeeed sioad, woneo tainted snd the stern
ee soldier showed, by the muscular oontrsctons OF he
vh.se, thai be was nc; un%Ovsd.
cA,bedrsi and chansed the vesperx for the dead The
comm vas Afterwards deposited 10 the vault destined 20
which situated u the entrance OF the cn0r ras vso
only contains ave oohns-tnose OF Mgr de JeuGne, who
gave bis alton q sns PERIOD q the concordn m
fs0e but did not de I'LL leli; OF Mgr de Peyigord VINO
died is2l q Hs de eusler who died q sne Close OF
besl Of the deceased 10 70 be deposited IN the church Of
81. saienne Mont. where yelded ne re blood, after
the ceremony Of publication has been performed which
verger the ASSASSIN, having ssked, according TO
law, he had made oho,ce OF sr advocate 70 defend
him. has answered that he did require one az It was
bis intention 10 defend himself n consequence the Pres
dent Of the Ass,1es fer the session n which be be tried
has ociay directed NJ Nogens Saint Laurent 70 s1t 10
bis advocate has been decided that N. Delarge, First
President OF the Imperial Court, shall preside at ,ne trial
secnton
Altogether lis in possible to exagsers:e the intense
Sympathy which n o. circles hiss been manifested about
lhs terrible tragedy rom the hshes perlonAgee 70
the bumbest o6er subject has been suffered 10 divide
the interest The Conferences have been wound up; he
Heiveo russo question been arranged and last, not
eas the famous Grafton OF Sir Robert Peel, wherein all
Of strange things said have al futtered
the soriAce only absorbed 1t in the grea.
current OF sympathy fearful cot Of sacr'lege has
vakered Now that the tomb has received IL victim,
doubtless subjects viii again enjoy their brief hour OF
interest," but Up TO he present moment this alone hs- had
precedence There 10 also evident . secret drea4, a.
nNwated In one OF my former letters lest the initiative
faculty sboud be deveoped this and other
game be aimed whose a would be tar moro important
han thai Of eocesiasc however exalted hi pcston,
m.Dd-are found 20 speak Of the future with more than
ordinary solctude II not Apprehension.
PAEs, Jan. l3, 1857.
CertYoay Of the PErifs1ion Of The Church cr s. Ksnns
--Dsah Of Anoher Xembsr ef The French EIaseeraey-
81, Ro,st Pee's Kagat Of TIE Horny sp.culatias-A
Frach JoVrna'ists Ida Of Soft Sa,gdeT'-THe Ntlc
Bribh kiniacr 70 The United S,Gss
The ceremony Ct the publication Of the Church Of &.
Enenne- du Mont, which took place yesterday, did no:
fail TO attract very large assemblage OF persons.
Mgr. de Bonreehose, Rsnop OF Evreux, presided The
porch and side walls Of the church were hung with
mourning. The pier and cures were In full csnoni-
Gals, With violet stole. little before 10 o'clock A. N,
the Metropolitan Chapter, led BY the Archdeacon Of ST.
Geneveve and accompanied by cures OF the diocess and
the superiors, directors and pupils Of the Diocesss
Seminary, le the church ST. Genevsve and proceeded
10 ST. NienDe. body OF mounted municipal guard and
detachment OF naruy Of the ioroe preceded the
PROCESSION. While al parties ranging themselves op-
pose The principal entrance and along the sides OF the
oren space the tordoH or great bell OF Nore Dame
broke soemnly the The bells Of St. Etenne did
no, ring until the publication was accomplished The
presiding Bsnop in full episcopal dress, with the
nii-e on his head and the crozier In his hand.
ne ceremony commenced by rro.use sprnthrg Of
holy water The kisUe was chanted, during which
the Blhop and his ltts ndsn moved in full procession
round the church. From time to time hov water was
sprinked the exterior OF the church By the Bishop
Then the anes chaned, the clergy Of St Et,enne
the Metropolitan Chapter being on their knees-the
Rshop icing engaged st the time without. While
the l'anies were going on, however, he re-
turned sp-nglng his entrance water salt sshes and
wine the threshhold On arriving a tha: part Of the
nsve where the crime was committed the procession,
with Bsbop 81 s head, knslt down and suag three
times the Pdree Dominic In the meantime the affairs
arranged and procession was formed 10 20 for the
Hos; and sacred vessels, which had beer placed in
buildrg detached from the church. On their arrival
they placed on the principal altar and mas was
performed This terminated the ceremony, which lasted
abou; two hours cannot say ttss II seemed 70 be very
Inc french Epscopa, bench has just lost another Of iu
member. Mgr. dArsmoles, Archbishop OF AK, 10
Province expired the elh Of the Archeriscopa rasce,
shortly Alter receiving extreme JUNCTION.
The speech Of SIR Robert Peel in which Count de Nor
% jsuntly treated has happily arrived 70 dispse
gravity caused by the late ecclesiastical tragedy what
ever may be said in England, such an or.tores esci
pade anything but uawelcome here, and III ely hits a.
kornys pusiness speculauonF In the n!ds; OF hn dpio
ma;c relations are appreciated py oil parties; for ever
spos-blu.hes his Brummagcm style Of enrich,ne the
new nobility OF the second empire, and Sir Eooert
p ps nc p @So,. SuU;,u'o trs sn
honest man and gentleman, has found a. many assen.
tionu among tue republicans ~ the legti misis Inc
question which IL every ones lips h-Wili Lord Pal
merston retain the honorable baronet In his ministry AZ
ter such exhibition? For my OWE part Am much 10
clned 10 believe that Fanerston win not trouble him
self about matter. Inc Premier beers Russia good
WILL AID Ia not sorry TO have an opportunity OF iaei'
aen,s mapping ns nnser S sne ,0t wSep. es
BY unscrupuous conduct ., different times 90 EN-
BARR, both the French and Entsh drlomsss that
may be question whether Sir Robert has not done goot
to both countries BY showing them up. Spite Of
everything thai may be said against by the position
french arc lot allow to perceive that The young LORD
tho Admiralty has In this instance evinced talents for
when before he bad 40, received credit. While think
Of H. The dreJlee Na;iozles explanation OF your soh
sswder" must not be forgotten.
al, is all son savder." This, says the french jour.
Ba, rather an American than an Easnsh exprcsssn,
and l. difficult 10 Translate literally. sofl ssvdsr trans
lated word for word, signifies sawyer VINO lean lazily
q his and gets through very little work. son
savdeT In the slang Of workmen, means IN lsit5 .,
On grand dshs, P,to sou., Ia drone, sluggsrd.
y FAINT hearted fellow)
Much has been said about the shock which the gravity
Enrsh character will susais at escapsde OF 90
unprecedented character especially from the heir OF
n an who Was not remarkable for decorum
than for his high qualities as statesman. Bat, "NHpord
ussgantsy % roi mUdmurr The English still smart
ing the thought OF peace having been snapped from
them us when, AFTER great exertons, they sore pre-
pared 10 deal Russia . heavy blo~ and great dsoou
asemen and they do not forget that they owe this very
much 70 the tribe OF horpy Co. The young Baroneva
speech coming resn does from the secrets OF the
prron house showing up the shams OF Russia the ns
kcdrcss the land the baucai quoting OF the Grand
Duke aid Sir Charles Napier the Llnputao stfimpor
tanoe Of the Bslsian Ambassador whose master Ia
thought considerably TOO much Importance al the
Court Of Queen vlctoria-snd the Tine serv
Ing of the French Embassy In the hope Of outoddng the
EBgsh are all matters likely 70 be highly pashbleo
the Eassh pubic the present moment which will be