The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02

tai for sick children and this morning of the
that he shortly about give readings FOR mis-
own especial interest Thus, all these charitable" APP
pearances have, after all have been but rehearsas and
pufis preliminary. Mr. Dckeps must remember that an
accomplished amateur does not always make good &C
tried tho "sock and buskuo before He mus. no. bs
envjous thero is but ono mont Blanc" and tho Smith
family have laid main forte on that and Vesavus to-
In remembrance Of The little bit Of scandal all truth
fulness reported TO In Of my cpssies you
must know that our pet herewhich In his case means
digan has done his best 70 hush up. However, thus
stands tho escapade: The fascinating and arisocrasic
% So9 m,y
deperatey enamoYed Of the oactory lordyou know that
he is remarkable for proboscs expressed herself
vey ~ can't live without him." Now the pater Jawilias
at least the yachting world say well aware that
the lord occasionally visited the boudor Of his daughter
.. which he did the usual but dishonorable winkng bu
sness hat Ia, took notice long - the scandal was
confined 70 his chez wDen the public spoke Of Il the
in the language Of the "sisrn parienr' Of vkins and
DinAh" "You must either quit my roof Cve
cavalry" Never exclaimed the female, ~ she set
about packing her luggage TO Be g brief = Polopus
and that she now his cara poso, bros 0cuch' for
obvious reasons, because he has one "a main droe
che ride geooI dir bor'ar che pong - tho
Italian proverb has IT, The veteran lord II supposed 70
have . long purse, 20 10 certain Of Miss Di H-'s
smiles. She is located at the Park Hotel, opposite
the marble arch, with the usual 0aucAee Of the fallen
"hicheein9' herself by her style OF living.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, April Is, 1862
The Wcath<r-P Political Clouds-L0rd Copley's Visit 10
L0ndon-A Activity in the Ffeneh Army and Nauy-TAe
French Press on the Perrin Question: eissiers Prepa
rations to Depart for Es9land-Hs Suite-7he Persian
Envoy Lett for Narseilss- Napoleons Attentions Him
-fawrabse Accounts of the Crops-rade Duu-kar
riogc among the Beau konde-Ansical and Dramatic
Items, DC, dc.
We are favored with truly delightful weather. The
wind, indeed, blows somewhat keeny from the north
west. bur bright shining renders proof against it,
There are two months in the yearrom the date ut which
write TO the middle Of June-when this capital, always
beautiful possesses its attractive aspect In other
city in world there be found such happy sage
Of town and countrypalace foliage, fountain and YER
dure-and 1T other period be TO such advan
agc Ere wings ito fight other centres Of attraction
the beau monde clus in the highways Is to in
vte all the world admire it, equpage and toilette and
other innumerabe accessories Of its station. Tho mid
scorchng rays keenly felt in this bright At
mosphers reflected from white buildings and sandy
bordered with asphalt have not yet arrived and
We acknowledge nothing Of the but i loyeess beams
i most gladstone aspect, and ts vivyng effect on the
countless beauties Of the city The slvery stream Of the
Seine, the budding leaf on the groves Of trees which 20
harmoniously blend with the rumphs Of architecture the
graceful Of the palaal Streets the innumerable
fountains dancing the light the nasbing CLEAN Of
which the peculiar military regime constantly presents
to the eye, with such effect - at this
son, and they who would visit smokeleas atmosphere
and enjoy wonders Of ars the industry of ages has
collected and concentrated In the Queen Of Cities should
don their travelling sandals and como hhcr.
ID hiatt sbould h. int A diutan
Of political clouds whose gathering may day interrupt
the pleasures Of the voyager. But opinion prevails
..ong all well informed persons, that In spite
Of many courteous speeches and OF . manifest
desire the Emperors part to keep matters quiet -
possible, there still "mischef brewing" THIS much
Ia certain that vble the refugee question and the aat
Of the 18th Of January much less discussed the promi
Of highlands geographical position u continually
brought the taps, accompanied by remarks which
fcienuy INDICATE desire 70 enforce equitable
arrangement this subject. Men of oil parties to
find field, and the fact Of the English being
themselves aware OF French Jealousy, evidenced by
the lsts Parliamentary discussion OF the navy estimates,
by no means dimnshes frequency Of the comments
made this side the Channel Ia well known that the
Emperor minated to those around him that any
marks the subject Of English and French dine
will be mort offensive 10 him, and suo more his
Majestys private opinion is therefore sealed letter.
Notwithstanding which, however, his er,osirase
slow 10 mako their sentiments tolerably well known and
may DO said that At mc since liz accession has tho
second empire free from invidous dspaagcment
on the part Of iegtmlsts, 0rcanisU and republicans
now 10 generally supposed that Lord Cowleys present
visit 10 London tell the Derby ministry all be knows
That his Excelency DOES not know much than his
peighbos, 10, however probably pretty near the truth
He but say-vbat all the world knows-that at no
period the French army in higher state Of efficiency
thnnn hat m "A mo n
nely most carefully provided for that al roulon,
Brest and Havre the navy receiving from the hgnss,
gu perpetual stimulus by action, while ~ Cberbourg
the great national the travail is increased and
increasing; bot that in the meanwhile nothing can Dc
farer than the language Of Napoleon
The followpe from the Courier de Payis worthy Of
attention, being faithful cptome Of wnat those Who
inspire the higher journals say, but scrupe TO wre
msss "sSsp he M Ss.ors Of .aiesS position, .,s
insures security Brush and Of me Brss
vain to The knsiss govern nsn which remains ishfa
. . e n.gs; e s. S.s r. S
ways holding '', prepsred tor zoe later Ine snssh not
.rssiips ior,inc.,oe. hs, :ps, .sss line
Ssiss.r ;eismn aess. disny !. nsssocr. and
and + % Of The no
Perrin beionss 70 TURKEY as Island serpsns
and hat the Porte has The energy u. own honor
sss integrity ''A''''' The great Powers 10 undertake '
The Duke dc Nslskon has started for England. Crest
have betn NE PREPARATIONS, that he may appear ~ the
arstocrsc Court OF 81 James with proper ecidt some
this side dispoeed 10 predict that the Marshais
head win be turned BY the splendid natiery that viii
Immediately surround his mission but there little fear
OF that Napoleon Ia muninoent rewarder OF faithful cd
hcrence Pelssier wen knows, and he viii do his best
70 merit further distinction Lieut. Col Appert and Chef
dBcadron Duval accompany him, both men OF another
stamp 20 Pesserof courty manners and great facility
In the English language
Feruk Khas the Persian Envoy, has At last formally
left Paris for harsales He accompanied BY all the
members Of The embassy, BY Dr. focbet professor Of
chemistry and pharmacy II the University OF Teheran,
and by Honery, professor Of history, phi osophy and
French literature at the military school OF that city The
Persian Envoy viii carry board the Chrstophe Colomb
1.-THE frgae placed 81 bis service) some magnificent
presents from Napoleon 70 the Shah, and complete
sortment OF everything constituting the peculiar industry
Of Pmis well q large collection OF elementary books
OF the French language, which intended 70 be used 10
the schools Of rerpia
Trade conpucs excessively dull and tho wan, Of orders
from New York In greatly felt The manufacturers Of
Rous nd almost totav for although