The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

News, &C., from Our Correspondents.
Our London orrespondeas states that h the opnisu
of Lord John Russs who has just returned from Italy,
that the future OF Sardinia will DO most brilliant
The NeuchAtel question: he thinks far from being Het
tied, and will probably give rise 70 more trouble.
Our Paris correspondent rays thai the French Em.
peror though going abroad usual taking des attend
ing theatres, giving balls, 60, IL II bSsrved wears
look Of and distress In his features which seem the
presage Of premature decay H complexion per-
haps particularly brilliant one, has Of late assumed
cadsverous hue Of marked ohracter h shoulders stoop
and bend forward Ike those Of whose whole mus
cular energies unhinged, and at times there ID
look Of melancholy throughout his physognomy which
tells ofa gDawiDg anxiety within secretly undermining the
source OF Ill vitality. No look upon him with
out recognising the martyrdom Of despotsm. Ho o.
capes the secret blow Of fearless assassin only
die BY inches under the ovepowerns load Of authority
he has gathered TO himself.
At the last Court reception at the rueries the follow.
Ing Americans presented 10 the Emperor by the
Minister OF the United Sates:-Mr ana Mrs Hutton Mr..
and Mrs Campsn, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Copresu.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Mr.. Maury, Mr.. Hughes, Mrs.
Allan, Mrs. Praiston, Mrs. Claiborne, Miss Claiborne
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe and two daughters Mr. nleston, Mr..
Rice, and Mr.. Wright. Quite q oommotion has been
created among the Esgih In consequence Of the Epsoo
Rue uessan, having been purchased by DR.. Evans
the American dentist, for the bensat of American Wes
tyans.
Our st. Petersburg oorS spondent writing under .
cent date Jan 24), states that In . late article In the
Sieuevndya Ptchela (Northern Bee) The Neuohatel
dnoulty, It Ia affirmed that that question "hAs been
settled In oon'ormable to the wishes OF Russia
and France and 10 the confusion England and Austria"
Our 81. Paul, Loaudo correspondent, under date OF
July 26 reports the United States brig Dolphin as lying
at that port He states that in oonversng with her Off
GERS he found that they near having another
Greytown affair on their hands. II seems that on
her way down to st. Paul The Dolphin stopped
In at the Cspe Palmer colony, where she
found the natives and the Rocktown people
neghboring tribe-at war about . small
strip Of land. The hard feeling existing was spreading
to adjoining tribes, and bade fair 70 result general
border throughout the county, embarrassing the
Welfare, II NOT jeopsrdixng the safety of the oooay
ties Caps Thomson he took the N on board together
with the King and bead Of the pAhves ooeed
ca up kocktown to persuade toe people there TO
peace but seft words not proving OF any wall the Dol
phin threw three thirty pound the town.
which led 10 the hosting Of the While emblem shore
and the King and his ht I'D immec lately off, and
In the manner OF their country made peace
Our Nassau N p, correspondent states that the news
pepers on that inland are warmly discussing the benefits
nio,iion with the United states Oae j,urns, tbs Bans
Herald opposes the municxton the plea of the
impoverished state Of the colonial treasury whilst tas
Ry Gdsene rdicules such an objection, and ardenty
supports the scheme
Ono Of subscribers, writing from Havana, states
that IL common trick with the police 9, es there 10
pretend 70 newly arrived Amt roans they are oor-
responoesh u Of the NEW YoRK HERALD with . view TO
draw them ont and ASCERTAIN the OBJECTS Of their vs 70
the island.
Orleans, under the Of L Ussou declares itself
IN favor Of the union estween the North snd the Souh
70 ss sS.'s oon,uoa Tns fDo Da.p psdseS Dss %
- stuck concern, and We notice amongst the share.
holders Aessrs Pierre 5oule and bis son Neville. n
A. Males me- formerly OF LIE Republican, and Le Progres
Of our city, the manager and the primo pal editor Of
the concern. II n worthy Of remark that Lssp,ne,
OF slavery, declares himself In favor OF southern
rights. and that the journal Of which Mr. SO, le tn
most important sbarehoder pronounces asaus. We Mos
yaGuan nlbusters with whom he recenily Ass,-
cisted.
Our Omaha IN. r) correspondent, writing usdsr dat
Of February sta - ,hs: D,uslas county, n which tina
portion Of IL now consutut sarpy county. This oen
one ieature on the grand combinsu which re;arde
would be disposed OF rGidy until tho adjournmsnt
which, expected, would take place In few Gays
Representatives defending nimse certain cnsrs
OF corruptou nsuuated against m by the pubic prints
Pre- empuon claimants wore fast making their appear.
ancc st the land ofhoo.
One Of Warrington oorrespo isuss In aliudug to
the contc. just executof b. the secretary OF he rfeA
eury with yancuse 90, for tho erection Of the nev
ps6 Iron Marine Hospital st New 0ieans sta,es the fol-
lowing Interesting facts In connection with proposed
edinoe:-I In believed that this building will mine
several essential i'm necessaIed BY the Pc
culiartes Of the soil and climate OF New Orleans While
Will pro ,ably be the shtes architectural struotGre, in
proportion In dmensons 70 be found ths dsa Of
the Mssbspp the Gull OF hxico II viii be equally
subsIan,ia ana moro 90 mfortabc ,r hs oon
than many others with double the thickness OF the exte
ror walls. will probably be the only 90 nplccly nre
proof specimen OF architecture 20 far tho external
walls and floors conoerpd over erected on the con-
tinent These results attained by coastru ng the
external walls Of iron columns and veneerng insulated
plse from nine tseve inches deep By THIS simple
arrangement the incou ven,enoes aud dangers resulting
the great conducting and expansive qusies OF iron
completely oh visited the CONJUNCTION OF heat from
the surface Of The external pats through the columns 70