The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

u the great Napoleon for hi ne will be plac a AZ
xossiosss, the great ~ m r. painter Of Ts.ao', Is
specially retained 70 immorsaz- he scene Of me ess Oh
CANVAS.
Whispers have been passing atous 70 the Em press
being again In Interesting cit lst but there ms oeso
no pubic confirmation Of the sr, nor am mucn as
TIE shock which her whole systs sustained In her nrss
and lest acoouchement and those Ia medAteiy aoou uo
furnish any more hers to the sarose Of France; pu all
predictions on such matters, a. In politics. are
M dc Peoe, the writer in Figaro Is. to the asonshment
Of oil his friends, After wound that would have sent
ninety nine mon out Of Q hundred to their graves,
walking about Paris. His health is still delicate.
but al immediate danger seems TO have passed
away II the general opinion that both tine liver and
daplr.s% were pierced The only material lncoa.
tion u not generally known that NJ de Psne was tue
auihor Of soorques given in Figaro to the st Helena
BE called /. The "Conts ensrque du Pere Lachaise" II
customary French theatres ct Oil others to give
the theatre s sssa 10 ans
recipient Of the ST. Helena medal must be at least
sixty years Of age-h.s is the very youngest OF soSm-
travel or returns" NJ de Pens termed i the "Contre
marque OF the great Paris cemetery" indicative OF
the bolders speedy return 10 the dust from watch he
spraDs The gloomy color of the badge, It's rsse looking
ribbon, and the lettering form too frequently adorned
asss 1ers Dot SLOW 70 Avail
In England partculary where secret con 'iousness
existed that whseyer specous reasons might DO put Ter
ward ne st. Helena souvenir could have out one OBJECT
NJ de Penes sobrquet eagerly caught A. and Figaro
very speedily received hint to ne careful how II thus
known ~ the author, might possibly have much to do
with r. cold sympathy his subsequent mishsp met with
The Emperors journey from Plombdres which ne LETT
at ak o'clock in the morning. Ia spoken OF every where ss
oeng literal passage of triumph BE went on foot before
startina 70 the garrison 81. Loup to take leave
OF it, the Duchess of hamilton parting with his Majesty at
the entrance OF the promenade After reviewing the Ma
tiona Guard Ut Pomberes, ne got into travelling car
rsge accompanied by his attendants and amidst voclter
cheers from the popuace proceeded towards Vesou
jacket yellow breaches Of buckskin jack boots aud pig
tails, With ribbons in their hats. After passing through
the valleys in which the works are still IN progress, for
Gray, With Lyons and the Meditsrra asaa Line,
station at Fsveraey, or The Ma!hsnsen railway.
Along he whole road the Inhabitants welcomed
on the railway tie train stopped at several stations for
him 70 ieceve the authorities OF the locality Az Tongue.
vle isz .Iovas two old 'oialers Oh too army asyp
Of receviog them, toos his customary care 70 improve
the son He never loses an opportunity OF sAa,ly
rg every Eemnscece OF the great Ma oeon ead OF aus
ncicef tally pay ing his court 70 tee A. this place
he alehted aad INSPECTED the gigantic vaduc which car
res the ne the valley OF the Suze. rns magain
cent work OF art which stands At height Of ;asa
$50 feet the valley, and Is upwards OF 1850
feet in length IS larger than anything Oh me kna
ether in Europe or America Napoleon last year
the engineer OF the Points Cnaosees VINO
his hands attached the cross the bress OF NJ
Gorodn, he civil engineer who directed the execution Of
the works AT every place we are assure3 mis- M,esty
LETT betnd him works OF his mnuidcence aud esps
cially 10 the wearers Of the 81 Helena medal.
vice performed in the cathedral Of St Benne
for the Jepose OF souls or NJ and Madame Evsard,
lately sssnated at doah, and who natives oi the
town. Ire popularity OF the circumstances which at
tended their Melancholy death attracted nervous
sembi age the ceremony.
There few symptoms Of the revival o: trade,
regret cay. siagnstan st prevails. Toe Spirit OF
speculation which, when well directed, is the soul of
commercial development, 10 asleep, and trade Lao.
guishee To u-e the language Journal des Dsbs
"Ths mty satffy csan theorists who glsnce merely ct
the OUTSIDE Of things ana who are ignorant OF the misery
and soisi ing which result from this inactivity. Is no,
with npupty THAI manu- lecturers, miowuers, iron
matters aud shpoudsrs discharge their workman for
wait OF orders rnese have no extensive savings on
which % 5epepd uu; tho restoration Of activity aud the
renewal OF ordeTs Is indeed can barely reckon on tbs
necessities OF lre."
AsrrgsSds Paris ITSELF nothing be "sloxer' than
every species OF Commerce Physicians wander ab,ut
with their hands In their POCKETS hopslsstly feel
ing the pskedness Of the land for even the
sick acknowledge the laws OF commerce and or die
without msd,cs aid when money stag mates. Vine
chants coAchmskers apartment letters dressmaSers,
and rlooray discussing the hardship Of the times, ana
sick 10 death ct the nxiy OF trade, which keeps their
% men Ss, uss. s.n
state and many there who, In their secret bosos,
echo the thought, though their tongues prudeuiy
| stl.
the CDnsitaiOnn,l, 10 be sure, whispers consolation
There no reason says 70 expect al Immediate ces
Market but the reaction vii not be the less decided and
lasting The lrmpess OF prices In the absence OF
movement, octrsys the presence OF capital, which Is
being quietly invested and which prepares Q strong
support Tor the future rise.
AZ the ihssires there really nothing going worthy
81 rec Srd The new lnosn ballet at the Grand Opera
got up great expense and In great splendor Goes
tract though NJ rbeophe Gsuer has taken tue trouble
TO seek early literature the East for his materials
Nine. Csbe this week resumed ner duties ct the Opera
Coniquc after extended congo. sue has appeared
CsinAripe IN "The Eoie au Nord' aud In lie Carnival
de vense"
But reality aer all inerssing thao fiction,
sproyod by the great attention a paper OF "pisscu
ture,n Communicated by NJ Coete % the AGA iemy Of
Sciences has received This gentleman has formed
observatory ca the coast Of Fnsere by wnsa he has
been enabled 10 study OF the habits Of various
nsh ny ingenious apparatus formed OF wire
he the fish, and has hom under control without
some s1es e %u ,
hand that offers the food and oven ALLOW themselves
be taken out OF tho water The gsby and bnlhesd
less familiar the turbot, which looks unlnteligent,
will nevertheless take food from The hand n chsngcs
color rbtn irraied. the spo.s with which s covered
growing Iae oak according to the emotions excited In
nth. Il swa0o~s ash q a much larger size than would
appear compatible wr the apparent suallnoss Of lis
mouth mus Q ycung bot not moro than tea inches
largest szc Tie Tpe dfh has 40 curious pecuhsries
These ash iom grcurs sntsnng TIER tails togsther and
reua pirg inovsole 10 yertcsl position, with their
heads upwucs When food offered them, SAYS NJ
Coste, they turn round their backs 70
ceive u. ms Is owing 10 tho peculiar position Of
| the mouth, which Is paced under kind OF
bear, and ptrpenoiculu TO H. ssis Tho crustAceous
trloes nave hsS iunsnt1 much mater OF obsefveoon
The pfswn and crab, tor Instance be quoted
ercspg the virtue C ccnuga hdeity the highest de
gree; icr The male takes hold Of his and lets
her co. he swms with Der, crawls about with her, and
she be forobly taken ssay from him, be hold OF
her sstn TIE metamorpnoses 10 which various crusta
ceans are subject have also been studied with much aen
| ton, and csnnoi but form = valuable addition
/ knowledge Of nstur. history.
preparations are akng fer the ste OF tue 18th Of
August Already tho beautiful Place ae Ia Ccncordc is
suffering under forest Of poles will ts beauty
| for the next weeks these indispcnsablee
he thfr
| dnngu-crrut has al lNi;wcarcd everybody C,uplng
heee preparations With what being done for building
TIE Tuieries. the most charming locsty Of Paris
| vcritsble desolaton.
Our Bertha Correspondence.
BERLIN, July Is, 1853.