The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

TDsver (Aps,l l6) eorrss 1oDaenos OF Ies1on Tines.
ne sry,vI " day Of Marshal Pslissv, Duke Of MA
ke9, Ae newly accredited AsaoAs2dor frdn he Impartial
NAtsesy The Emperor Of The french Ia Court Of g.
JeinIo vas dkt nso'shed seh every mask Of respect
sss sei IN s Fs..n a
Il 0wse, Captain esrnault Captain Lake 6raithen Of The
Reya and lnperal NAN Packet petng fhe yes
aosDhsd, and guards Of honor o whole Of the regi
mso auAstersd this garrison, viz: he Eleventh. foot,
Rt1s ikiA IN ndance. Among tbs principal per-
sseAoes b attendance 70 receive he Duke or A.akon
wsssos Duse Of Rscbnsad, Z. g.; Col Brown, r A.,
u abundance, VIII NJ Latham, ihs French Consul.
Or le Cossc steamiDg ap 70 the Admiralty pier the
gSy term 81 e y: S:'s9. .ss r was speedily rec a @
cellspcy was In usdrsss UNIFORM and several deco
ratione Near him were his Two aida do camp, Colonel
Arpert and CcmmanoaDt Duvai, and Q numerous euite
Upon The landing ladder bt placed board steamer
Captain nilvase the naval supernts ndent Of the port
p.scs.SsS on board assonpsn,sa Sy General Maanss,
latham, and sone other ccal psrsonages, the band Of
the l1tb play ing the national Anhem ami the Of Le
pLMpsyssy.n The cheers Of TIE French sailors were
spsweyed with ht arty erh hurrans from Shore the
AIRED raute and the French Arbaas upon Eo gsh
soil The Duke OF hsak of SHOOK hands with the officers
wearing the Grimes medal whom he seemed 70 recognise
With al soldier fraIzress and cordAty The reoe2-
tOn altogether particularly hearty and the fepresen
;Atve OF the Emperor Appeared much gratea with the
,okeps OF pleasure which were Na1issted
On vie arrival OF hs Excs,ency q, toe lord Varden
Bote the May or Mr. Thomas Brcn and Inc corpora.on
presented the following address OF congra;u.siioa-
To IA ExosLIEsCY MONSIEUR LIZ kAREoHAL Due DE XALA
KoTr, AMBASSADOR lnPrarsL MAJESTY THE EN-
or rns FRrscn TO HER MOST MAJESTY THE
May 1t please you Escelieney We the Mayor Aldermen
81 % s S5s sss Se %
your EaesIsncy IN our snent por. ,ords US Of giving TO
5sssaa Of bis Imperial Majesty the emperor Frencs
That you, k.cesnsy vino 40 ls.sy Won u: .dnirat:on
sus srufge in armies OF Frame and England were
a. Il. aa sts court cf our
grstious sovereign Of the loyalty OF his mass
and Of he contnuSncc q he eess his Ssssy was rsco
&ess his Sasy on ais Wait to our beloved Qacsn in the
year seo h N peace az war hs soos sesg
the two countes.
upcn happy escape OF his imperial Mssy
ssn, S gsoH ns life or from & the
the Of ina, aocaus seupt and are con-
Honr mind Se csa,,con & wr a1rn inpreaons un
favorable to the English IN the srs burr. Of In
o. France they we're wholly uEdeserved by ne
abuse Of he sacred right Of oy the conspaor sD
gased in ihs, sbominabie plot ,,
ress of the two ea psons themselves bat 70 the pesee
ana Sns sssss sr the
people of his couIu and trust that the mission OF
S % co ns S Se o. r s
people IN time OF viii tend to strengthen and proiong
Given corporate seal this 18th day of April 1855
The Duke Of Asskof having advanced and received
rom the Mayor the address which, after being read by
Mr. T Bass the Town Clerk, was handed 10 his wor
shp, replied in French in the following TERMS
Mr. MAYOR AND GKSrIESrS-I thank you with every feel
upon my arrival here NotSiSs could have sSSraed me
greater pleasure than my appointment as ambassador 70 this
these cordial relations Which have hitherto sTsted between
es y
whom recognise old comrades.
More thar passage in the address, well az the
wa bv he listuquLshed
who bad taken possesson OF tho saloon IN which tbs ad
drers presented
His Exceleney and suite then Immediately proceeded 10
the railway station, where large number Of persons
were also assembled and took his scat in tho state car
rage. The train left for London amid loud cheers.
The Duke Of MAagofi is better known in this country
Marshal PelRscr who during the most trying portion
Of the Crimean war commanded the French army. The
Duke was born q. MArroume, In tho arrondssemont Of
Rouen IN lie4 anterior 10 the outbreak OF that rebellion
TO which his fathers exile WAS owing Al the age OF 20
he was entered student N the School OF Artillery OF
la Frpche and after brief residence OF two months In
that Institution he removed 10 the military school o..
81 Cyr In March 1916, two days before the entry Of
Napoleon into Paris, after his il.stAned return from
E1bs, Pelissier was attached 10 the artillery a
the Kings household, with the rank OF Sub heute-
psnt, and he was soon after sent 10 join the b1th
Regiment Of the line, which formed part Of the
army assembled BY the Emperor ON the Rhine
young soldier found thai his occupation guns for tho
time and he was reduced 70 inactivity TIL October, when
@ ~ hs he S sUps bonrs 70
count slrove 10 accomplish himself by study in the
science Of aud attained such prodcency that in 1919,
when the corps dtdt was formed, he ganed sdmtisnoe
into az examination. Four mon.hs later he
attached 10 regiment OF husssrs, ana before long
wAs promoted The rank Of lieutenant; but iu 1921
at hs request, he permitted 10 sorvo In the
a6th Regiment or the Line, Ia which bis elder brother
~as cap ain. In 1873, when Fiench army under the
Soversiens who had signed the treaty celebrated
the Holy Alliance crossed the Pyrcnee 10 suppress the
rsySlu.on In spain rssior being placed on tho general
Grunder and dc corated with the Cross Of the legion
OF Honor and that OF st Ferdinand OF Spain In 1923
having meanwhile acted In various military capacities,
and attained the rank Of captain Pellseer made the cam
pagn in Greece and signazed his vsor pcvousy
at the siege Of the Castle OF Morea that he rewarded
quen with tho Gold Cross Of the Greek Order Of the
savcur. Having held several important commissions,
fifteen years n Algers and nj length transferred by
the Emperor Of the French 10 the command OF the
the retirement Of THAI onic he assumed the supreme
command. ON his return 70 Fraace he received the title
OF the Duke Of haiakon.
MARSHAL PELTssIgR AT COURT.
The Queon held court On Thursday tne 10th inst et
buckingham Palace. The Duke de ,iaskon had his nrst
audience OF the Queen and delivered W her Majesty his
credentials AZ ambassador from his Imperial Majesty the
Emperor q the French.
Italy.
Tho ssrdnlsn ofhcers who were on leave iu foreign
cOuniriU had been called homo by their government
uGhAge treaty had been signed between the heredl-
iary Prince Of Naples and Princess d Bavaria sister 10
n stated that a correspondence between Franco and
England on the subject Of the conflict between Sardinia
ard Naples has resulted IN the mutu, agreement OF
the two Western Powers not 70 support Sardinia In any
act Of aggression TO which tho quarrel may lead her
effort vI Be made 10 seule he dispute between the above
two Powers by arbitration. Tho King OF Holland named
~ likely 70 be selected.
Turkey.
The Intelligence from Cosstantnople IN N thu 10Th OF
April lsw Tor The reform Of prison discipline has re-
rn "A n nSEG ~ hp fltaa