The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

likewise scqusir vh the progress made 10 Enl @soi 81
Revolutionary ideas usots 70 refuge given u IA
wof'iy refugees Ebgss@en, the ., imbned vita 's
vo'uncnsry pr c'pes deptse the reiugt os though
make use OF them but ssce hotbsd or sub Va "a,
passions cannot be tolerated Ia country impulty
This, however cotcerts ECgsad for ia re using ~ "a
tsfi she squitsbe densods OF plac Opinion in EuraDe
she sees the path 20 isrr,be expissioa Ia 0pa
the resi- questtn A. bas ro b-ee mo nv t,e
official cheers OF TOE banquet"
IL 10 facs chat aO uubfokeb alton Of than
Tor years css Tot succeeded in degree sf
iactg the nsaobal hatred q France ards the EDgh
IN tholr individual csmcly Az tho meass OF con- nun
Gallon bavo augmented closer iosght into ths less
weilto do Glasses OF Eoglsod has by improved
.he national character in French The bru
tally OF English workmen tire gro,s habits OF the class
Immediately ab1ve tnem, the vulgar susm NJ tho
travelling trades man, with the pomp OF his holiday
beeches pocket the influx of needy middle asa living
here for economy who always abnsi0g country
people coSdstcends 70 seek are constantly furnishing
broo6nR and 80 intense the feeling OF c)Dtsrlp aud
pugrarce that needs tut word from thoae entitled
every accessory Of gnominy abuse or even
worse America, nation may not be inciud I'd in this
feeling; but as Argio Saxcns they Individually
founded with Fngtshmen. American women, however,
have decided superiority over their English sisters
they are moe citizens Of the ~ori speak better French
dress VOL Frcpch them solves and arc FREQ
tnG hanghtioess Of character which often IN the
English womaD gives offence But tbs French nation ~ .
who'e docs not nicely distinguish between the two
ties With so universal sentiment prevailing upon
subject. With naionxl visitation yet unavongeddeatt
nea with the honor OF h's dynastyt Ia tho oDnOa
ahesi tn. Napoleon might jadicousy. both for hs
fame and the psrmanency0 bis throne take advantage OF
It The peris is said, are undoubtedly great This
cries and ehress OF English AMI fcy would whistle
like whrwind throughout the length aud bresdh OF the
continent, English millions would seditioo broadcast,
etc. and the Fren I'll exchequer 10 far from l,ufshus
On the other hand the opportunity the favorable
that has occurred since the peace Of rst France
had an army 90 efficient and eager for the fray The
country divided on other topics, would on this rally
round tho government 70 Dynastic prejudices,
political aspirations commercial advantages wo,id
be forgotten IN the glorious proepec the London
Napoleon would have all France in his hand 20 dash
against the ccast o. England q grenade. There would
on bis side DO union OF force Of OF people, Of into
rest, with diecc0e the perfection or which would DO
known by its silence while the other side Of tbs chan
mel there would be divided counsel ceaseees babbng Of
complaining ths. 90 one got and in the meantime
the blow would be nturies Ut national wrong
be avenged by the man who has eli to gain BY the ma
The Of Nine Rschels effects has greatly dsa ,oint
ed Der executors The whole thing much too Jewish
ces in relation to the legends which accompanied them
more than Inspected All the linen, hsndkerchiefs,
gloves head dresses, &c. purchased BY dealers 10
second baod articles Among the porcelain breakfast
cup and which had belonged to Mile. Clarion
sold tor 1907 chite box OF good size fetched 250f
which belonged 70 the Empress Elizabeth, OF Russa,
was purchased BY member Of the Russian lesa-
ton for eobf two silver cups, presented 70 Nile.
work box given 70 her whe at Moscow By Prince Gor
schakoG, whose palace she had accepted tom oorary
"a
purchased by Baron do Rothschid Baron SELLERS,
Lord Hertford the Princess Polocka, &c An American
bought for 40 amount Of about 20 0c ring IN emerald
and brAnts, presented 10 Mde Rachel by the Emperor
Nicholas cold for 162of bracelet, with portrait
Of Mdlie Mars by Mme de Merbci, fetched S00f.
bracelet given BY the Queen Of Eogand 7s0Of aod 10
brooches, given by Emperor Nicholas, 6,iOOf and
377cf two diamond brooches 10 70of dismond neck
lace "a s0 and brooch given by Ma ,oleon III 2370f
The theatrical costumes fetched prices varying from 5O
to 40Cf each
Some experiments with new life belt, to be used in
cases OF shpwreck or similar disasters, the
cay before yesterday opposite Quay dOrsay The appa
ratus consists OF q email waist belt, stuffed with cotton
wbi has undergone special preparation II was first
tried by who jumped into the Port
Roy al and aoaed down the stream very quietly far
the Pont de 10. Concordc Tho author OF tue invention
then put the belt and went into the and
ed for some distance, having tao haoging 10 his
shoulders After these two exp erments which per-
fecy successfu had terwuased the next point I, be as
properties orn In ordsr 70 test this the belt CUE
In several pieces with knife and the cotton thus
the action OF the In this state put
on by man. who proceeded down the stream with per
feet thus showing the superiority Of this invention
over the ar belts which are frequently rendered useless
by an ACCIDENT. and become rather embarrassment.
than means OF safety to tho Q who use them.
Two curious Roman Inscriptions have just been found at
the foot OF hill near Consatina, On tom osone remark
able FOR N elegant sculpture and good They
both pitaphs, heaaed As usual, by the letters D. NJ
updeSs are lived 81 ys.r,
He is buried here May his bones reposs in
pescsr' 2. "Umbria Matrona. ! have reached
with the submission or slave, the fear OF tae gots aud
Of religion, who have served for eighty years and what
10 moro, ccastely, modcs.ly and constantly. l have
travelled 70 nearly all the towrs OF the world aud by tina,
act OF humility have deserved that the earth should
ceive with Kindness In her bosom. lived one hun
bred and fifteen years, and am puriet here. Nay my
repnse pcare" rhe words OF the second optsph
arranged LATIN text that the first letters OF
the lines form an scrc-tic aud the name "Harcnicu
In the way Of thearicais very grand nit has beeu
made since last wrote by Mme Rstor tragedy on
OF tho most Interesting episodes Of biblical history
the sacrifice OF Hoo'ernes by the hand OF judith,
find In the Apocryrha-uss given her the OCCASION Il
Is csed "Gudita,h ard IL written by an Italian poet,
NJ Giacometu To compress into few words the plot,
Hoofernes, the Assy rian ohiof bcsofcs Bothuls IL is
ip sore distress from famine and intestine discord.
widow, famed FOR hoe extraordinary beauty aud 70.
ma,ksblo p'cty goes ~ tho tent Of ootcrnes self "a
crce " hs sst order 10 her people Tho tyran,
intoxicated With delight gets drunk NJ the thought OF
what be about TO possess when with his own scmlter
Judith Stays him.
Over this jec, the poet sorcsd all hs art and
with consumma,e effect Nine Rstori rs Judha
magnificent The audience were enraptured. She was
most ably supported by hagernio, whose fine person
and tail stature not unty represented the giant OF the
Apocry pba The psadts incesssnt AT tue end OF
play the author hagerno and Rstor again aud
again called for and II rarely that audience proven
pal for s criticism has been carried away.