The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-25

himself sharer Of his joys and woes In the person or
Mademosce victore BaIie the celebrated vocalist and
avery beautiful charming girl The bride is twenty
Of fifty. The marriage solemDzed at St Petersburg
where he is the British mister Plen potentiary.
% IN V e SsS. Britain has made voy age to Aus
voyage around the Cape is as short as by Suez
LONDON, April IL, 1880.
Pssoa! Affairs in Bnope-Cbmsc Iustratio-2he French
Hdrdt and Land Force to Chino rognasticaons for
Big European War-A Neo Cannon to 7Ayop a Bou
Nine A'es-Uneasy STATE Of the Stock Karkd-N Mr. Glad
aones Budget A9ais--The Greet Rag Questionable
Packet and 7eIegrcphie Communicable Irish Mail Ser
ree-keeting of tie Shareholders Of tie Atlantic Tsls-
graph Company-NeW Tslesraphic Esatswes-A Resur-
rsction Party Sent to Newfoundland Shafners Ice
land Greenland AND Labrador 7eIeraphic Projoa-7Hs
Keenan, Sayzs PHoilistse Fst-Beaing on The Ress.n-
Hee'aan Under 7reassent bya Physician, dc.
The London Charicari in giving Of certain
Bishop Odo, said he would have made good schoolmss
ter and the agelated boys would have cried sob! do
OH don't" Now, that ia the present state Of A.
fairs in Europe. Everybody ia looking ct Louis
Napoleon, and crying, "o do" and "Ol don't" There
is very uneasy feeling not only here in England but
all over Europe regarding France, not the volcano
but the bOmbshe that Is destined TO explode and send
the teeth Of Cadmus To every frontier The map Of Eu-
rope referred 70 last has fred the French Emperor
to emulate England in conquering old countries and
colonizng new. Now, our proverbs inform that we
cannot get blood out Of stone and great potentae
might learn that colonies without commerce
thrive and that without free trade-or
freedom Of exchange-never makes Roadway in this the
nineteenh century. colony, to thrive, must have
certain amount Of self reliance and be altogether
propped up by State support ground down by State
an upstart, without any balance at his bankers attempt
to run an opposition TO old and substantial
worth q million.
is believed by many that the actual design Of the
French Emperor, in sending powerful land
az sn0 nas o nS 70 emma he from there
at the antpodes. How true that il, cannot
pretend TO but believe the world will be very for.
tuDate there s terrible war In Europe In less than
twelve months. No two nations ever before 80
actively preparing for great events as Great Britain and
France at this moment.
cannon is abou, 70 be tried at shoeburyness which,
1t "a said, will throw ball nine miles.
The stock market is In IN uneasy state and will con.
tinue to be 80 for sorre weeks 10 come.
Several items in Mr. Gladsiones budget still unde.
cded and among them the grest rag question:" which
will decide whether our newspaper scroblers are
to have our French paper duty free ia
clear that only Mr. Gladstone's persuasive eoquence
made the budget 60 down smoothly as II did There
Of its leading features and sharp debate Ia
expected after the Easter holidays.
The Packet and reegraphic Committee taking very
decision they will come TO- AS this committee smashed
the Dover contract of same not being
tanned Of the late government in legitimate way, there
great amount OF uncertainty and some pertur baton
the subject Of their present deliberations. The fact
that the company has four costly seames building and
that the contract is looked 10 that will create
for Ireland, lead to believe that the contract
will not be touched.
The nrs annual meeting OF shareholders Of the Allan
tic Telegraph Company, just passed. has called up
talk and newspaper discussion. The meeting went off
smoothly but the state Of the balance sheet has given
some dissatisfaction, and committee OF shareholders is
appointed to investigate the accounts
The telegraph connections beginning to be
once more active The English government have sent the
to India that TO unite Falmouth and Gibraltar
and the French are about to connect Marsees with Age
ria.
An agent Of the European and American Qf
that is its name) Telegraph Company mas sent S
an agent to Newfoundland, and q corps Of
gineeTs follow in the next Galway steamer, try
found a right Desauty I" then the lightning Of John
Taurus will again illuminate Broadway, and shine in the
columns Of the NEW YORK herald.
Mr.. Sbnfner and hs colleague, Mr.. Croker are soon
TO commence the work OF northern survey from Den
mark to Shetland Faerro Zeeland Greenland Labrador,
Newfoundland and Canada The surveying squadron will
consist Of two steamers and q brig. Whether the old
cable wakes up not have doubt this line
will be made and in working order by the close Of 1861
The great topic the coming dght between Heenan aud
Say ana understand great number Of Americans
have just arrived TO be present on the occasion will
be costly affair. The admission to the circe' is f5,
and the railway ride to the Of action f3
altogether it will cost the spectators cool fifty dollars
They believe that the fight either will not OIL
does, that the Benicia Boy will be beaten 1t s said
good authority that he has been very that
has been i'll for weeks and in the bands OF doctors and
that his American friends offering bet Sayers
two to one. At any rate very few at al sangune
that Heenan will come out first.
Our Copenhagen Correspondence.
COPENHAGEN, March %, 1860.
The Kingdom Of Demark-s General Fsatures-7he 1ity
Of Copenhagen Fifty Years Behind TIE Age-sccsiceness
IL. O.I- n.
the Tuoli-Deer Hauen Park Of the Finest in the
World-7he Arctic Exploring Vessd the Rdr, d., dc.
The American who visits Europe for the joint purpose
Of Amusement and instruction will probably find, over
the vast field OF his wanderings no more fruitful region
than the kingdom Of Denmark country Of which many
in the United States have other knowledge pernaps
than through the medium Of the immortal bard of its
being "the land Of Hamlet"
Denmark comprises within s narrow limits objects OF
sufficient interest TO occupy for long time the dgent
survey of the tourist Of whatever character To the sur.
face viewer everywhere presents aspect which
not fail 10 paeasedeghtng him with magnificent groves
beautiful walks drives, and refreehing breezes from
Baltic blue To the general Investigator it unfolds pros
pect the most gratifying description opening upon al
sides golden mines for historical, literary and scientific
researches.
It is not my present purpose, however, to detail the
manifold presentations OF ths beautiful Kingdom by the
Sea- but simply to relate few general facts connected
with the modern present Of this gsyest capital Of North
ern Europe-Copenhagen
Copenhagen is q city, sus 9eseris, and although It
carries shell over it, and has very high wall around
it, still, It may, without exaggeraon be regarded Like the
terrapin and the Celestial EMPIRE decidedly exclusive
The inhabitants to think they have reached the
Of civilization, and look upon any attempt on the part o.
outsiders towards change improvement violation
6 the laws Of common sense and insult 70 their own
good judgments In point Of practical progress as
derstood In the United States 10 the general convenience
and usefulness things Copenhagen least y years
behind any city Of its size In America.
When look about me and see the room for improve
ment and think OF the ndomae 20 Aheado principle
Of the Yankees in all parts Of ths world, wonder 1t
be possible that they have overlooked this region
may be, however, that they satsaed with having
abolished tho Sound Dues loss the revenue
Of Denmark, and which friendly act the nations has
very great degree augmented the affection Of the
Danes for them.