The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15


neir rsksse Ttey consisted Of parsoss Sps Ne most
part easy siToaxs.anoea Who bad formerly been a
ssged In ooDmerca, and among them foaP o. I've
auocots such m tsrs would really DO nothing IN .
stable form Of government bat whea On al han5o you
hear rothDg but Complaints Of the bondage France 10
subjected to-a bondage 20 great no itra,Ie the
and only stands NE ~, Of tadoal oAanss thu:
renoen sooi UNEASY and oAs up passions thas might
o'herw se de natural death
Tho produce Of Tn nov ax transseYnb securities
set down = sbe budges n only fou, teen millions.
me petition 70 the g. mats against the absurd usurpson
Of titles which hes Of lss prevailed 10 such ent
hes Tho signature Of vsysin dc GArssmpe When was
brought unosr the confederation OF tue House. ~ Letar
GLE Ent Pr. ident o. the Imperial oourt supported
., the Mnhter Of Jsssoe. In hot, b high tiae
thing should DO doee anything hike Importance IL to
baron, duke and prince Tney ave assumed at will by
any and body, and mono suooessfui 10 irn
sSrs your curse or your daughter Al sns Same slime
tho IMP Stes BY NO means confined 10 ths class. and
the Dukeof York said in Esg'snd Of osptA ns h
impossible 70 spit out Of wincow In Par without ssihps
the aleeve OF . marquis o. . viscounk whose ola N
70 The honor no one at present hes cay business
put . check upen this, but sear The revival Of
prestige In favor Of grandiioquent tuss 10 bsyoad
sen me pows, OF S.Oel'0p despite s,e avc hun
vanshto with the super rent roes whoa enoe sappprt
cd such claims 10 pre- eninesce Q, en- whom ant qu Of
descopt still ise In she bearer OF the We s
the Bonapayst aristocraoy has u time hen
hold on popular feeling, ana though nov "a In n,ga
u
pumase Of psst feudaly no ose inprovet D, It. ana
Frepchen, VINO lsugs Ut everything divine AMI hu nsu
laugh most loudly ~ the musnroon dgutcs or the nine
teeatn o6D'ury
II n announced that the French Ambassador a, Lon
don Count DE Persisney has obtained from Elsgh
nerIy occupisa b, Napoleon as IS Heleos aad ,hs
toob IN ~hth hs body ~ first aepos t,d. Those
pes .,y. me Pun hsa UNDERGONE painful ,rss.'o,ms
tons HIS rsjesty, Napoleon III, wished 70 pot end
TO that PROCLAMATION ana thanks 70 hin picus and a>oe
attan tha bvt NJ
Napt leon about 70 resume character worthy Of the
srta, souvenirs brings TO mind
We freat interest h manifested here and has be
from the Nrs IN regard TO China Whatever may be tie
division of nnUen' In England in respect 10 the dispute
mers,ons views for cn,e unanimously supported
and common cause 10 made. The Aou,esr de Ia Fiot,s
givs IN erestpg details Of the arrest and inter-
ioeao Of ,he Chinese baker, Alum whose execution
for poi. onnG his bread has been unoed apd they
worthy o, note sho ing The no s nv
tie vceroy Yeh against not oay he Ensnn, ,ut foreEa
OF nations saw, fe days ago Lesser from
naval III board Calcutta Admiral " e's
sh,p, IN which ne ps-rsies how ,ho,e wornies amer
burning . st. amer ana putting 10 death oil on board
meoo exception in avor OF ose individual, whose
sbc legs being cut or was put asuoIe and left 70 bleed
death.
Marshal Bosouet has ju', been presented with Q sword
rom the town Of Pau his native place His thanks
never leave pu shall remain giorions souvenir
an Obligation which, nth all hesrt ooetrsct
su 81 our Emperor the ORANGES Of pescs are no doubt
s,surtd. ara csnno; well what enemy can msnaoe
y. 70, :, one ,us you ma, be ,urs TIA, ever 'biI
In the patio OF hSDor" Marshal Bos qaes
republican
The follow Ing "Details OF r. voulds splendid fancy ball
may pass They have some interest for part OF your
fah rsd.rs. Tho saloons Of brilliantly n
cSo, g, novsrs Toe nperor aud Enp,e.. .,r.,a :.
II O'Clock. the former preserved mis- max entirely.
s:sa "a ss oSs q S s'S hi. ssSs
striped With white ana oue without crino,ne cover
noe or,ss ~ss whi.s cashmere VEIL entirely ooveyrg
tie tAce, vtn The exception Of square ope ling lett
,se p e. but p,o,so,sd BY ak ,sttne fhs Prinoess
oerec. Lazy Oowey the Eafiwh Ambssssdress Inn er.
scps'ed the character Of May, Queen Of Eeg and me
rss, Madam dc serrspo, ibe spanish Ambassado,is
wife . most be ~itrhpg Andsusa oosu ne black
de o.shrs took eve ybody By surprise By appearing
% iinric Norwsisn country woman. To deciae which
bore away ne palm you'd oemu ND The sf OF PAS hlm.
tap added fresh lpse 70 Madame do Oastgnone's
eyes by the pleasant tone of his voice.
Affairs In Russia.
ST PETERSBURG, March Is, 1857.
ns War Of England SSA P1as- TAs Das,s of Russsa
for Psas-rAe Prcsrea Of Ne RHuisa Rssisosy 81 sm
-tgaus N SortAern RHsna-rA< Crswss-Naco,
kopeme~n &C.
The Of peaoc between Great BriiAin and
Persa terms not unfsvorAbe 70 the latter Power has
gwen trea, scnscon here, and far from sdva sing the
oour Of Ter reject treaty negotiated BY Feruk
Kn,n, som. OF The Eosnsh papers nsinuais our 60
mint vii every endesvor 10 prevail upon The
Shah 70 ray H. In fact the Persian doulsy had placed
n awkward dilemma, which glad 70 90, on,
Of easily. BY The arrangement entered upan -i,n
P.rss subsequent o the treaty OF Turkwstsbsed Ru,sa
bso bound herself maintain The Ks1a dyssssyop the
throne. and 70 protect them not only against internal
'p,mes bat sg,isst foreigs vason. thus Persia had
become sort Of vsssa 70 this country, bat 10 return
he'd acquired rsh. 70 claim Ne Intervention, and n ne
oesssry, a armed assatAsoe In oase Of any am
entity With . third perry. when, therefore, Ye
rub Khan reported from Cons antino,le that Lord
suspord Dc RedoIlrs had proposed the eismissal Of
the suear AEn Prime Minister Persia Ne osssioo
OF KCrxs and ormus and the erccsos Of q English
naval the sun Of Persia oolv conditions
which G est Britain vsud sceede peacs, the snah
sppl The En- peror, through H. Artchkon the Rus
sian Minister 81 bis oour reminding him Of the ensAg.
entered into and In porips his proscc,n against
such erorbtsni demands. Nov, IN spite OF the hostile
fespss attn entertained against England, government
vS BY means prepared for Recommending war which
bso sss terminated and iron the en-. css Of winch the
county scarcely recovered. rhsi such an event oil
taks place ~ distant period ID nos 70 10 doubted
and seems W be well underssood In England
county Bul hrs' the Russian railways NUT se built
!, enable us 70 move our troops from end Of
Inc snpre the other with greater oelerty has here
'oore and further must be ten consolidate
our poser In Central Asis. Ga the other hand would
no, DO 70 leave Per,s In The uroh and o,e the
aos sirsasy s.qurcd on the aIesisnos Of that Slate
which lr.ps In is feeble hands the keys 70 India Ua.
Ser these orcumssaaoss reruk Khsn vs directed 70
,rcoeed ,o Psrs 18th oil p,ssbe sssps,os and the Rus
ian Anbsuador 10 France, Couni Ktsselen, received
'roe- opers,e -a him In ob,aiuiss ,se mediation
Louis Nspoe con. vho vs tbousb,, would no, ne .,
-utnr 10 make hesh display OF bis susnori,y psriou
ally - be tno-n 10 be svese 70 any further progress
y Va gland In the Esst A. the same time Prnoe Go-n |
sbah'n ruosed Minister 10 Losdos, Count Knrepo
'ncs, w remonsvse with Lord Clnesdoo on the pro.
'sednss Of the British 10 Persia and 70 hisi ,hs, Russia
soulo NOS allow unonondins and helpless ally 70 be
oppressed BY the 20 that had just emerged om
} bctdy copnc, undertaken "in defence Of the weak
Sair" sne suops" Fortunately, n Russia 10 moi
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