The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

tios For continuance Lord Palmerston,s policy "a
Conti, rental for French taste.
AS ree"'us England l never permitted myself TO doj
for an nsal" 'ne result Oh the Premers appeal To the
pie 1t is ext aordnAry how immensely popular as q o.
Lord Palmerson has contrived to make himself and
or wherefor no one exactly tell To say that be on
it to his genial manners and mperturbable good tenn
would not be true the effect of these must, after az
confined to very CIRCLE and il therefore can On
be that he is looked upon the "marry, come up'-t
pluck OF the English nation-srenghened by very prev
lent belief that the growing power Of Napoleon wants su
to stand in the way while at the time he seet
to 60 with him. The Purist school has never been We
popular in England and Golden, Bright and Miner Cribs
have lived to prove it by their rejection. Somehow
other your starch reiormer very cold blooded bein
He is never genial like another man. You cannot make
casual observation the weather without entailing
yourself baromerica discussion; you cannot ask an
his wife and family without being apprized that you
addressing pattern patr familids. What set they
TO dine with such Enthusiastically teetoalers and euo
nous feeders, and their talk dry their throats
Yorkshire, which Mr. Golden represented, in Ma
chester, where Bright and Miner Gibson held
hef glory, these observations have long been lgo
he round Of the constituencies, and the anti Engis
unk deep in the hearts Of the more cultivated class
voters that appeal TO the people On the ground Of En-
ish right in another war however Insignificant, was SUI
bring cond{gn punishment on their heads However,
is not likely that such will long want place in Pa
amcnt Miner Gibson Is man Of considerable property
shd too fond Of talking to remain outside while any clio
laces can be secured such as formerly gave Mr. Hun
incline him to repose, and Mr. Golden will probably bid
his time.
Our ambassador here whose I'VE years OF Office hav
nv hay ha
mate relations between free government and the most ali
soute despotism-to superntend the mutual grdng on
without wound the rropre of his proper coun}
Ito conduct peaceful negotiations TO q successful issue
and before the ink was dry establish another peace viii
another foe-whOse language foreign to him TIL
Japanese to the nhabitant Of the Far VESTS TO taxi
two steps forward in the peerage, and become a bee(
Earl being now a simple baron only.
Lord Cowey is not a man of pre-emnent talent but
most laborious pains taking servant OF dgnfed persO{
and manners he is utterly above all the eness Of oce
and his mistrust of himself has probably made him fa
more efficient representative of his government than had
he been genius He Is said 10 be cold and naughty bud
those who know him best give him the credit Of warm AZ
especial diplomatic training On the whole opinions gem
orally will recognize his houors having been worh
earned.
The ugly feature Of the day the precarous position d
Vienna and Sardinia The mutual withdrawal Of their rep
resentave does not, of course imply what diplomat,
caticay termed evident resolutions" but Is awk
ward sign of the times when two countries bordering
each other take such step; and like two members Of ts
hOuSeuOi0
difficult guess what the next step may be- This seems
the way which matters were managed Count Paar on
the I'D Of March has an interview with M de Cavour
when he reads him the second dispatch Of his govern
ment winding up al the same time by courteous inma
ton that he must demand his passports This decla
ration placed de Cavour under the necessity of obtain
ing from King Emanuel orders for the recall OF his
bassador the Marquis Cantano. The Charge dAares d
Sardinia was then with the whole legation, recalled from
Vienna by an order dated March 49, the ambassador oil
France having engaged at Vienna to protect the interests
of Sandman subjects.
We are very gay. The Emperor Is as constant 10 re-
views balls mosques concerts and promenddes uoie
Cabinet councils On Saturday he reviewed regimen,
of Zouaves the Bots de Boulogne opposite the
ground. The Empress was with him, and very pic
turesque 1t The day was magnificent, and ~
these semi Eastern troops with turbanned head, flowing
pantaloons, tight vests and milk whte CATERS, per
formed their evoluons, the beautiful Eugene looking
on with bcnignant smile, fancied oneself trans
ported TO strange Oriental Shore where the manners
dress and customs OF Europeans were unknown The En-
brilliant sore was kgiveu the other night at the hot
OF Mchemid Demil Bcy, the Ottoman Ambassador. 7
PRINCIPAL fashonables OF Partisan society were present
also a number OF persons distinguished in politics, lit
ure and art The whole OF the diplomatic corps inclr
the Papal Nuncio, were also among the guests. The
bassador assisted by the attaches Of the embassy did the
honors with the utmost attention and cordial potcness Al
past 10 O'Clock there concert in which Mes
danes Gabe and do Luzzi and NM Gaidoni, Faar, and
Madame Rsor lately brought an action before the ci vii
tribunal against NJ Cslzado, director Of the Italian theatre
10 compel him 10 place the theatre at her disposal the
first OF April She represented that she had hired the
house from that date and though her first performance
only TO take place the ID, she should the
theatre the h In order TO make changes in the scenery
have a rehearsal &c, &c. NJ Calzado in answer
stated that he had let the theatre 10 Madame Ristori
condition that should be at his disposal three Wednes
days in the month, and the 1s Of April fell Wed
nesday he concndcd that his right 10 keep that day
undoubed Besides the pretensons Of the lady
unreasonable, inasmuch the Of NJ Allry VA,
TO take place In the evening" she had all the day In which
make her preparations The Tribunal rejected
Mde. Rstors application.
INN cd hy md \,
ate Archbishop Of Paris has left wholesome results Tbs
omineering propenses OF the higher clergy the in
ferior has become a subject Of continual interest Tho
Bishop Of Moulns who has been suspended does by
any stand alone, and the efforts OF certain parties 70
elevate him 10 the dignity OF martyr will not avail Ma
poeon trusts TO his aneccdents Ia regard TO the clergy
France 10 secure him against any charge OF tyranny and
determined that justice shall be DONE rua oBum HIS
organs say the Emperor will know how 10 religion
10 be respected by proving himself It's best defender
Mr. Hume, the great American spirit nvokcr, etc, has
predicted TO NJ Alexandra Dumas that he will live 10 III,
age OF 49, and then only die because slain In duel 0s
the strength Of such happy yacnatons the great novelist
has posted oil 10 London 10 be present a the city cccton
There ~ no doubt that the King OF Prussia and the
Federal Council at Berne In great fix about this sad
Ncuchatc question The latter said to be exceedingly
dgusted at the conditions forwarded by the former FOR
their acceptance; but the authorities Mt Berne not
that IL they take upon themselves the responsibility
Of rejecting them they may compel the King OF Prussia IA
spite OF himself 10 let himself be borne along by cur
rent Of feeling immensely In the ascendant nj Vienna and
~. Petersburg, and shared generally by the German
princes, namely, that he Is wrong In negotiating at all.
that 10 nOid decisipo
Of the Congress of Vienna The King Is convinced
that he cannot rcsuscate the privileges OF the ancient
corporations Of Neuchael blu, any thing like peremp,ory
and absolute refusal the part OF the Federal Council
may fling him under influences which he will find a.
most impossible 10 resist
On the Goth Of March expired the time fixed by the Pow
crs represented in the Congress Of Paris for the dchnvc
execution of the resolutions which last year. CORES
bonding date established the peace OF Europs
AZ this day the territory OF the Danubian PrincpsLtes
should be completely evacuated by the Austrians
man has been arrested at Brottcaux, at Lyons for
begging with box containing two human cars, which he
declared had been cut OF by the Russians In the Cimca
Tie dressed French sailor. While plying his
cation he was suddenly alarmed by the approach OF
police officer In plain clothes, by whom Il explained
10 the COMMUNICATING populace that the rascal In cs
Maltese sailor whose had been cropped by the mob
a San Francisco In consequence of his attempt violate
the daughter OF American who resided in that place
PARIS, April 6, 1857.
Effects Of Erampte-Ereisisg> Influence Of As
Engiish Elections on the Public Mind Of Francs
Action Of the Secret Socisties-Lous Napo.