The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

feet fool and paying them double The damages Aey
claimed rhs was doing II IKE prince, and ~ me oad
market women pronounced him The prince Of good fol-
lows when his father, Louis Philippe, was Kisg Of The
French, General Cass the Minister Of the United
States at TIE ruileres And win be remembered thai
hs return homo General Cas- Published book on the
French monarchy under Louis Philippe Of very Atterine
character 10 the King and his family not surprising
therefore, that General Cass hearing Of tho presence
the Prince de JoiuvIe this city, should think props'
to invite him 70 the hospsshtses Of the his bouse
rot representative of European legitimacy, bat - th
e1iled Of eIsd king, whose ornch and social
lAtions with General CAss the height Of his power
q the most pleasing character.
The Prince, said, WILL in . dsy ortw,, make nso
ing excursion TO The great Falls of the Potomac, som
fourteen miles above this city, at which his father
sates stopped the greater par. immsr, boarde
by, full vie1 Of the fall, Fifteen years ago
go when last there the old rustic arm CHAR
which Louis Philippe had been IN The habit Of taeipf
his afternoon sies,a shos TO us, very precious
rehc, considerably Whitfield aud, not snce whited en-
tuely away tots oil chair may be still re;Nnsd
The japanese are pretty nearly played out in Washing
ten They have created good impreesi,n tney ar
smsos polite sasessSsy poel aud apparently IIn
they see and hear. Like oil other dark compile xooer
people, they soon acquire hkog for segsrs and brandy
selves upon the dignity which attaches 70 man With
segar In his mouth, and Ne have heard II alleged INA
sms.h or S COCK tail in sty rs. would DO honor TO
Texas ranger. Il 10 said also, thAt nnsng II TO % tn
custom q The cSsnr hey are very fond Of ,Sssss
thas, mot .itbstsndpg The solemn cssn involving iof
It's violation the penalty OF death, which the,
took every Of ths Embassy before leaving japan
to keep themselves perfectly exempt from aiy contact
with the crnone OF tho oasde barbarians duriog their
'1srs = s,ossu these @ ~ , SS no.
turn. Let them be csrefu therefore, 10 their rsoonno
iound This city, and every other American CITY IL
may be called 70 arful account whom the chief
renoeIs In his report Of the Embassy o. Jedco
are pol satisned with John Bell rney say ne Is an oa
whig kss ami that he cannot be galvanized INTO HE
that Douglas the only chance for s1amtog the reouD
hcan ossy-ihst even with confirmed sph. Of the dem,
cracy II Baltimore provided that Dougiu DO nominated
the champion Of the Northern division he blacks Gao
10 this way The old line wings and Americans OF the
late Know Nothing orfanzsuon In the NORTH Who have
platform, viii lei the Bell Ticket 90 By default ard
JON the democracy in grand rally upon Douglas, aon
necti,u;, New York. New Jersey and Peansylvana
whch Wilde New York alone will do, or Penasyivan,a
alone WIN d., to throw The election into consrsss anc
rAt will suffice TO throw DOT tho repuoi candidate
ard elect the Southern or Northern democratic ca0ddAts
in the Bouse In The senate, as our hsxt President
ne reunited sfcieuuy this campaign, the very bes
hing they Bstwore 10 10 agree 10 divide Into
Northern and Southern party, win Douglas As the cAndi
dae Of the Northern party, and Davis ~ the candidate
the Southern party, whereby the soo,h may be retained
to the denocs ac by the after, while Douglas viii
hs share OF the work by breaking up the republican
camp the North In In visw OF this programme that
the engineers IN Washington Of tbe Union party have
received only defiance and osuls from the republican
party
An sh Catholic, heretofore democrat said 10 yes
erdsy that In casting Seward overboard the republicans
threw away perhaps loo 600 h Catholic votes IN Ill the
that would have been goot for the ticket Of Sow
srd,s upon the single Issue OF Gov. Sewara's liberal
genuine Catholic policy In regard to the common schools
o. New York. But what can the republicans do Ia New
York nowS They have soured Seward ADD his friends
they have given OF 10 the know Nothtpgs by the
Dutch pxns 10 the Chicago platform, and they have
cut OF the lriah Catholic vote which Seward wouh have
been competent 10 bring their Aid AZ this day there
10 . popular majority VI hty thousand 10 New York
against Lincoln and with Douglas In the Geld, sucient
traction Of this majority will unite TO give New Yort 10
Douglas
With such estimates OF the Northern popularity Of Doug
Las prevailing In HE camp, have sie doubt that wh
wih out the o. the Baltimore Con ventou, he
will be the legitimate democratic candidate for the
Presidency He may fail 10 reach ths White House, bu,
he will BY running secure all events the right and the
power 10 ooutrotpg nfuepce the next Afmnistra
tor This will b better, his friends contend thAa 70 sub
nit TO 90 the wall in obedeuoe 70 the demands Of the
Southern Ire eaters
A we close, Mr.. Senator Benjamin (democrAt), OF
lou sspa taxing the skin oil tho back VI Mr. Douglas
In the most scorching exposition made Of his bad faith
toucbm tho bred Scott decision