The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

AFT AIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.
| LospoS, April -. 1857.
Persian Account Of ne Bafl< Of BusAve-As.rcdory q
the kci~~ Sasns-7A. ssr-y Gardens Da~c-s D-cs-A
ala Representation ofH "Trdriasa' -CSntia.zai Doetno;
-Ryal WaVs-AmusSnsenss, dc, DC
Non oosnycncr iaes but the Persian. In
account published In the Tcheran ca,c, take 10 them
selves credit the victorious parties In the account 81 The
Bushire cavalry The Tins able leader o.
this morning hunders forth against the Persian pennyA
liner the "Own Native Correspondent" who presurnes 70
give different Of the battle fought b~~c~s the
English East India Companys troops and those Of their
SHAH The account only represents fearful smoun'
Of defeat and double duo Of slaughter The sole Of The
English but also puts hos da oouat than
engaged in the action
! Everybody crying out against " IN Traviata," ye'
every body goes and hear the charming rccololp
"a perd. Lord PAlmersson there Ca her IA
,esy'.) last evening In fact said that he IN
pany Mr. Spurgeon the celebrated play acting preach
er Of the Evangelical Doctrine School" The Premier ssd
his white chekered friend evidently delighted,
they checked away by the thiny clad ladies' who ara
everything but summerse, in the ballet indeed he
OF the choer found full and frequent employ for his
opera glass; His lordship heard to say, with reference
to the Joromelists, "Damna q,iod snleRpmi" but
whether he alluded to the oree who had been naughty
girl in the OPERA or Esmerada who had beea equally Inn.
prudent In the ballet, both Is impossible TO say
The proposals laid down by the medAtng Powers tho
Neuchse affair stated 70 be- that Ccquot Is 10 retain
the title "Princc frontage dc Neuchate" The principle
of ndemniBcation is admitted but the amount claimed Is
70 be reduced from two To one million.
The proposition 10 substitute legal instead Il police So
pcrvson the prii ting licenses In Prussia which
Mod the Prussan Chamber Monday by the large
majority Of onc was rejected next day. government having
collected its forces.
We have no further of the ministerial crisis in Co
penhaeen Marshal S,rsno was 70 leave rSriS Tor MAaa
Ambassador there At Paris the Grand Duke Constantine
expected next Ihar,dny Great hnss are 70 be done
| Tide Queen and the infant princess are going on
fayorbly, ard Prince Albert has removed the
kid glove from the knocker cf Buckingham Palace
door The poor Duchess OF Gloucester remains
about the same. Lord Ftzhardnge is seriously III,
nearly seven eehths Of century past great patron Of
The drama that the celebrated BERKELEY Castle (seen
Shakspere's Orchard III " and spoken Of in "Hcnry Wy,
been in his family egh, hundred years and
that fine eate Of presery alton, and Of the
| show houzcs OF Old England
Al the Royal Italian 0rera Mario last evening made his
debut Of this seasopstas two guineas apiece and all sold
the day before h.re was den-ely crowded house at
her Asjestys and Rccoomin and the tenor Sngini
applaudcd beyond the echo. Mr. Frank Taiourd's
clevory written burlesque, "Aalania," than Oils
are suited 70 the Of the I people Mr. and M
Barney Williams shortly return to the Adelphi. Mr..
J. Murdoch OF to Rome Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kean
have California at the prii ocss theatre without the
trouble and bother Of crossing the Atlantic.
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London-7he Engsh Co.tneys Scarod 10 Deah ~ 0e DIP
| yroaching Corna-Horais Of ne Theatre Dc, dc.
Tho Queen, although reported oonvaesoen Is in very
e.l s,a,o ~ .ub lie, uateatv yvg Ia.
London W Osborne House, Isle of Wight to recruit her
strength The given 10 the public IL that the royal
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her subjects coui desire By the by, there Is very
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That 1T Locock services WI" MOI again DC reg ner
Majesty has been graciousy pleased 10 pens on him OF with
The title OF Rronet For the future therere be zo kind IA
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order He Ia very highly educated gentleman and much
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viii certainly bring into the baroneage an unusual amount
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ly, In dangerous state. Her Royal Hghness In hef
eighty rs year being ten years older than the mother
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much beloved by very hrge circle OF friends she has
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