The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

must dip deep
The Art Treasures exhibition at Manchester sill be
opened Tuesday Much fear that In
sequence Of the death Of the Duchess OF Gloucester HIS
Roy al Hghpess Prince Albert would attend
guraton Tbis fear groundess for hear that the
Prince has decided to be present The Art Treasures at
Manchester will exceed in interest The exhibition of 1851
that is to Enghmen especially Hs collection Of every
thing that rare everything that beautiful be found
brought together before in this country and
probably never win be again or late the
Of pictures, claiming public interest, have shown praise
worthy desire TO crafty the wishes Of the public and have
acted anything but selfish part When appealed 10
behalf OF the exhibition Of Arr Treasures Manchester the
response spontaneous and complete from Her Majesty
the Queen TO the private country gentleman who found
himself accidentally the Of object Of historical
interest Admrng the spirit Of these Manchester
lido, cannot help wishing that the Art Treasures in
London for the sake Of public onvcpience -firfi
cus @ Socs 40 as
has stolen march upon SEINE OF our bookmakers by I
publishing "Russia after the War;" a work in two
volumes This rather sharp practice, but will be found
paying practice nevertheless the fashionable world will
ike little of Rosria after the s'bangn she got
and fashionable people read Miss Selma produo
tons The book s wriaen N pleasant STYLE and Is, In
fact, q superior thing Of its kind -
The regular Of the Crystal Palace commences to
day, with grand COMFORT by the artists from the Royal
Italian Opera-Mr Gye's company or these will speak
On Ut os ey are ns s Sr
Palace Ia adapted for vocal musche will be
obvious to you. The number Of tickets sold
tod, e very great this year.
Cerio appears the drst time this season. Royal
Italian Opera to morrow.
noOoi1 uso NV ycs Vu&auou az onenSoueatin
Aessrs Howe and Cushing are astounding the natives At
Liverpool One Of their men drives forty horses in hand.
Tom Thumb announces his "farewel levees."
The theatree all closed by order Of the Lord Cham
bsrAn on arsdsy IN con.eauenSe Of ths death Of the
closes aso on the funeral day.
The debris Of Covent Garden theatre old by auction
this week. and tn be cleared of Immediately In order 70
commence It's Fe@rection. The design for the build
Ing Is not YET decided upon, but believe that there will
be- proposed by the Duke Of Bedford since
flower garden In q sort Of Crystal Palace building, erect
ed At the back of the theatre and ding 70 oppo
site the Covent Garden market.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, April 30, 1857
Arrival in Parts Of ne Grand Dss Constantine ROW N
he Imperial xags-TAe Cbssess de Oasigione Receives
her Walking Pap~s-Opinions in Paris Regarding Mr.
Buehanans Policy on ne China QuesiOn-Prospscts Of
he CdS.paign in ne CAinae Seas-Aocides 10 TIE Neo
ArcAbishop Of Parts, de-, de-
We have weather that would discredit 10 the
climate Of Russia, whose Grand Duke makes his esrse
into Paris this day, by the Boulevards, O'Clock P. NJ
His visit TO the French Court will be OF fortnghts
uon and beginning from 70 morrow there 10 be
series Of s reviews, balls and spectacles in his honor
His mornings, is presumed, viii be employed in visit
Ing the principal monuments, no. On the 10th he goes
10 Fontanbeau with the Court and remains till the 18th
He will then to Paris and take his departure the
18th, aer which he Is TO proceed Bordeaux. He 10,
your readers aware, Drotner OF emperor
sia, and born September Al, 1927 His education
said 10 have been carefully attended 10 by his IA
ther and that he has displayed great intelligence In The
naval profession through all the several grades Of which
he has passed. In the Eastern he the chief
Of the party In Russia and distinguished himself
by the energy with which he supported Of
resistance TO the allies Charged especially with the de-
fence Of the coasts Of the Baltic he with untrng activity,
! provided for all eventua'ites, and for nearly two
49, l..
Of Sebastopol he not discouraged and advised
| nswsl Of the tactics Of iS17 q o.e -s
Such the who this day enters the French capital
the heartily welcomed guest Of bis former enemy, the
French Emperor Is distinctly understood that his i'm
peria Hghness has Intention CT crossing channel
and making similar visit 70 that other potentAte the
Queen Of England, who, likewise, lately his formda
able enemy. Indeed got into the French papers that
the English ambassador and his lady would take OPP
portuni,y Of his arrival Of visiting their native country,
yesterday formal contradiction from the British En-
bassy sent to the journals su very clear, from
the Of diplomatic circles that the peace OF
resulted In giving England the sou,side edge regard
Russia while France has Immensely advanced In her
favor and good will His Imperial Hghness' entry day
Il looked forward to quite national Jee and spite of
keen blowing east wind almost oerian
all the world see Is foot and ooe the Bouevards.
small domestic incident In the Emperors family has
marked the pcious advent OF the young sailor duke
The Empress Eugene has insisted tho depart
ure OF Madame do Casugloue. or course, there
| are variety Of stories as to tho modus operandi
are probably OF the simple imagination school, But 80
we'll bad her Majesty been kept In the dark the
OF influence exercised her Bege lord by the beautiful
Italian, that 1t only the notorious conspiracy against
his fe and which nearly succeeded the occasion
Of bis visiting her, that The Empress became aware Of the
condescended to do before her. and made the palace Of
her Jove warm with the noise Of her wrongs that Ma
poeon compelled 20 initiate The omnipo,cnce Of my
| biology, and dismiss his inamoraa. II s publicly
nounced that the Count and Countess do Csgone have
departed for Italy. That there much weeping and
wang and gnashng Of teeth In other quarters than the
Tueries there cannot be doubt but beautiful
the syrcn, the Emperor had mind become second
Anthony and lose the world he has hitherto grsspod
with 30 strenuous hand for woman Is said that the
either she or Casug lone hould frontier Napo.
leon declined the alternative which would have celebrated
signed the order required Of him. But, alas beds
Of never made by volence-the
leaves %s ,s placSy s.G snay i1sener their so
handled and torn away from the parent tree horns
AZ, to be mingled with them, and then the repose Is ha
xardous. n Csstgione does not turn up again, fear
there win be other fair Nchmonds the seld new that
the ca, tic has capiulated-
The policy OF Mr.. Buchanan the China question, by
rejecting statesmen IN Par though opposcd the wishes
Of France theiess approved Of, ami though,
give earnest OF that Independence Of character which s
to mark the new Presidents conduct Here the cxpeii.
ton 10 the East Is almost univ, really commended though
and the probable uni eahnes Of such campaign. Tnere
some, too who raise the cry Of Cassandra and say
that war Of this character canuot be waged without
teaching ia secrets 10 the enemy, and that already may
be that the Chinese les innocent the Of
murder than 10 1872 when their education shall have
been completed by the battles, Is said, which will be
shortly orght may happen that nation OF three hun
dred million inhabitants may With 10 exercise some
influence the destnies OF Europe and not impossi
bic that srandsons may have 70 regret stir
ring up this human ant h shich bas kept ite Isolated
during twenty centuries. awe did not gain much by
seeking the Russians Moscow the Ausuans at Vienna
and the prusxians at Berlin The campaign, usual
the part Of The English, begins inaaspicously. The
Transit once more found incapable Obliged in
distress 70 put In at CorunDa, and thus dcan the rein
forcement so anxousy waited Fur Letters from the Cal
cu,ta Sir Michael seymours nag ship, which have seen,
speak In desronding Of the future regards the
necessities Of a campaign IN the unhealthy weather,
while thai much might have been done all action
nccessa Is nj stand still for want OF forces The
French declare they perceive In the dory conduct OF
lord E1gn, still In Paris appointment OF