The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

toa here strong presumption Of foul pay-anA there
fore me original conditions remain unfulasd y true
u said hat Heenan would renew tho nght under such
advantages - would 90 fer TO insure success
for, Initiated In tho strategy Of his oppoaent
he would bring his superior size and strength 10 bear upon
him with double effect while 10 sayen the interval
oner little opportunity Of improving the standard TO
which he had already attained. But ~ the coaest wAs
interrupted oetensibly In his interest," this matter Of
which he has right to complain II, therefore, they
ny sayers holds the belt against al comsrs and Hesnan
still demands the nsht BY every law Of chvay, ancient
and MODERN his claim good. rereat, that this 10 the
language held here both In high and humble places.
Indeed, you will be surprised when tell you that
1t . small reception given few evenings since BY
the Empress the topic was most warmly discussed
throughout the room did that her Majesty gave
any opinion certainly either way or the other but she
must have heard many Of tho lively remarks which
o. Keenan, were The theme q enshusisstc eneonium, and
there 10 NO doubt that tho two men, I" dead TO
= nsSsr s..' q ne .1s ". Ssy burn FOR
r,e,sr. nom .h,oh many .nilcips.sa s!e:. scene,
ssai EDsnh Ambassador Lord Oowisy and his Immediate
predecessor, the Marquis q Normandy confess, how
not among ne humber LORD oowley, hating alike any
thing The shape Of public debate and go ficnes. VAS
nowever N ths instance Obliged 70 encounter oosn, ana
n ordships speech IN he House Of Lords subsanAies
what have ASsys sadthas he q singular instance Of
What caution and clerk IKE routine can accomplish
nshtDs his counuys bsass, lord Cowsy has never in
1af Hsnos s cSr which as
prime ministers and foreign secretaries have regarded him
ever that be had : Hight 70 have heard from coun. Wa
lewski what no did. on the subject Of Savoy
as al tho - %en Who could have i really s.sa MIN
TO account had themselves employed him, he hes let
Ss ss.y LORD , Es1.s.sy n.xoe in . as party
% n. French are u 1assias
done Il all. These grumbllnss and chickering's In the
EDsbh Parliament abost Moe and Savoy, do
ms, however, NO uncommon thing 70 bear men won
der that John Bull, ordinarily 20 tenacious and prone
70 interference should be 90 remarkably quiesosn while
fose 10 ADMIT The admirable manner IN which he has cal
s s1 ss.s. e. ssa .. ss'. each ' ne rY@
srs Who combined Against Inpsria, France have had
Who alone has received NO huniietioD = completing
process Of ISOLATION that may make future struggle
The mseves with confidence that day d lsst approaching
when mighty contest must ske place, and few scrupe
ssy nat win such H,ssra. :, srsncs can nov com
full the bottom Of the French character the old enmi
ties have taken such deep root that the cames blood
promised and there y no doubt that the aocasion Of
th win The power and policy Of the Emperor incress
ing his prestige more and more. Besides he seems For
tuDe favorte son. and who does not love to
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would probably have objection 70 witnss. another
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