The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29

might ind q way out OF The difficulty, may
lot be easy FOR Law 70 do the same Commodore
Pau eng arres:ng Walker has done exasy what he
and alter the very fash,on most desirable
far he has utterly nulhned the expedition and
avoided all bIoodshed 10 boot Without erng q gun ho
has brought walker rom Nicaragua and ss, hm down
the os Washington Cnfor:unaely 10 doing ths be
himself committed though with al good intent, Ihe Of
fence with which Walker was cbsrgeaoie 1t WI nau-
rally occur 70 every reader oat tbs offence after all
aganst the Ncarasuan rather han the American govern
ment that the wohk Of complaint devolves upoc he
{ rmer Power and that, under the circumstances 1:
might be expected TO view the yespass with considerable
n%r.ncs erS.p & S aps @a s
act oyer.ly committed by one OF S Own officers
IN violation OF the independence OF another s,ae,
so thst the court martial on Captain Pauding may be
pecess y though would certainly be hard hs success
m l"a should entail serious censure rhe die oosal OF Ae
hibuser 70 furnish puzzle itself Ths. ho
captured by unlawful act beyond question; bat
W also eey ond question that he himself had committed
similar act and with bad motiyer, 100 II The America
eovernrnen, proceeds rgorously against Conusodore
Pauding For the violation 1f tho Noaraguan errty how
can lea, General Waser scot free who also violated
of the arrest mbodens Walker demand restoration Of
the status quo what say no. the govsrrment Of Nicaragua
descent their coastsp Tho American government. IN
whose power and under whose control the .iisus,er
has now been placed, proclaimed .rer es.irna.s Of
his expedition by issuing formal Orders for its
stoppsge; and II would be the extrome Of aosurdfy
in the identical position which they bound dssar
him By all means in their power from ever attaining
Possibly the unawiuness Of The procedure By which no
removed may invest him In tie eyes Of some
lists, with certain clain FOR restitution, but hardly
be carried TO sucn length az this he cannot be le-
gay detained pr in vrtis OF recent capture
be surely be legally prevented from again invading
Nicaragua ard he condoBaon Of bis unooub.sd offence
would be pretty good on against his '.ase imprson
men" For the rest, government Of Nicaragua tho
parry chiefly interested and that rovernment would pro
badly be exceedingly well content Il Commodore Padding
honora ably acquitted and General Walker restrained
from further acts OF aggresscn
The French slave Tyate.
The Morning Advertiser having announced IA. FIG
lsh cruiser bad captured, the coast Of M.ASes-ar
shp belonging 70 Messre Regis, o, Marse ll.yor,
the Paris Pays, OF January S, answers IN chs.f, rs
Ows;-U Is scarcely Dacessa-y 70 say thA lhai .lc"
entirely untrue that the fact therein mentoned
ron9ous as its geographical aud tai the sac
alluded % having never been Gatored las arrived az
Martinique after fortunate passage
II Is well known that colonies enjoy great
prosperity In consequence of their csllen; ad
tom but they want suflcien. number Of lsborers
in order 10 attend TO all kinds OF cultivation 70 obvate
thai has been resolved TO Introduce free
aborers from the western coast Of Africa; and thai den
has been favored by the Navy Department. with he zeal
and the devot exhibits for colonial interests
II has, however, given occasion 70 . Misunderstanding
caused by the assumptions OF several officers Of ho
this free emigration Of Africans, openly transacted, with
the knowledge OF the local authorities and surrounded
with every guarantee Our sailors have sustained With
much hrmness az reason the true principles which
have trumpbed, az they we're sure 70 triumph;
butt We regret sag that the English press has tred
to change the character OF the facts By lies and Inventions
Of the same kind that Of which the article OF the Morn
ing Adpsrttser is q grotesque specimen.
let add besides that the experiment tried by .he
French government has decided avoraoy the question OF
emigration prac.sed by us, with much loyalty az soc-
cess.
The came journal, lie Poys has been informed ,hs.
company has been organized Porto Rico fer oe slave
trade and that has bouni Itself 10 Introduce eight thou
slaves The slant before the crop
saver employed by the SAID company for Tho Isas
were leaving daily.
The Royal Wedding In Eugland.
prom the London Cour, Journal, Jan
VII he u n ArD
TO the marriage Of the Princess Royal proceeds from mo
kindest motives and aiding them 20 fa,hom tho lille nys
teres with which surrounded is not pandsring dio
curiosity, but showing compasioDship IN their ~ upa-
tt& and good wishes to~ ards tho Princess Roy,l
The medal which Is 10 bs struck 20 commemorate tho
royal nupas Is 10 be Of gold, slvcr R5d broazo or
whirh viii most likely no sent after The marriage osIe
mony each OF the distinguished vsers. Toe or
the gold medal is than $40.
The costume which her Majesty will wear q, the mar
riasc OF the Princess Royal ani Prince Ffsdorik william
will be Of peach color moro saqe, win honisn a'o
hounces and peach velvet train the lace toun being
the same which the QueeD wore a: her osu Wedding
The bridal costume OF the Prncess Royal rlH
deraDd be OF rich white MORE antique .he lace ife.s or
exquisite Horiton gup1re, Consisting Of three aouaess ias
ton gupure lace which will be 10 style complete
y novel In this country for bridal oos.ume aDc will Do
attached 10 the head with asn1cen, Moorish spanish
pins The dress and vel s2lend d,y worked-:he
bem being the rose, shamrock and thistle rEs laer has
style Of vci entirely her Majesty Suggestion aad
the carrying out or the dcs has ms; the appreciation
Of the Queen me cost or this production will 90
We understand that slgnor Costa has submitted Tn ode
Of his composition 20 tne Prince Coasort Tie vocal
solos will be entrusted 70 Mdle Clara Novelo and kr.
Sims Reevee.
visit 10 ~ Jamess Palace ard Chapel OF Friday aer
enables give the latest details II III rrsparn
tiens which are nnAsipg ior The royal msrtar.. Tho
chapel ASSUMES much more fulshcd Mrcct no seats
are arranged IN their dnal pos;ion, and covered With
scarlet the pillars painted blue, surmouused wth gold
shields, with " r. AMI the crown. The pulpit, no. a
very necessary adjunct 20 .he ceremony bat witch
cannot be removed altogether valuable "a s tie
B u q
II matter OF debate whether press shC.li
be required attend in court dress, bu:
Judgment, and perhaps appreciation of tas sensitive
ness OF some OF the journalists at being n cOUrily
tume-Shrh they might fcei ma a:supt 70 pui .Hsir
pen into royal harness-tbe gentiemen may attend
black, though they ~ill have verdi-, gsing agpcc
The floor Of the chapel rill be covered ~,h srle.
carpet and will be entirely appropriated 20 he royal
cor,gs the lllustrious visitors, aed their s-i,es
Tho altar VIII be Of crimson velvet, wn'ch -iI to
low rail- Of oak round altar sppporiers q vhioh
will be OF gold the whole or re top Seng cogerej wh
Caa,sybsry viii ofcsA ssd be ass .S By ne B.sep q
IOrson, tfstsn6ss thai the latter dear ~ Go
chapel The a'testl,Jn of tho roya marriage sl iass
place in tho throne room. Tie royal aestssou book
the keeping OF The Archbishop Of Can,erbury. AMI
curious mcmen,o, containing Witnesses for een.ros pat.
Close Of RaeheI's Career-Her Last Moments
oa Earth
From The Paris Corssi:u. 1unei, ian III
The voyage 20 America VAS fatal 70 Nine Ra .e,-I1.
that her star had paei some have been pes-sl "
say-bvt because there that ths germs .-n-
tracted of the long and disease tha. ies . her
death She left Paris for LONDON the 2s: July 1855,
and gave IN that city eght Ten representa- ne
ceipts OF which fabulous In amount On ne Eth Or
August she embarked n IiverpDo Her success nos
lcss create protective New Y5rk thar erion
The receipts averaged 1000 francs and asr sob repre-
sentaton the stage invariao covered with wreahs
and bouquets. Unhsppiy she took cold al an evening
party given By NJ Trooand the editor Of the Cour de
tFuruT~ she lightly .sd; the mstress = the houso
lent her pesse but Nine Ra hsl returned - her lodg
hosrse. and from that moment she ceased 70
cough II was at Charleston that she gayed for the AS;
time in her lfc and her last part that o. Adrenns