The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23


men Napoleon l. made dreadful draught on the race
both ID physique ellec-when be slaughtered near
" million nnest OF the IN his ~Ars, and ieu
the SICK the lame the stunt and the miserable At home
keep up the tine looE ing here OF i've feet
ten stkiig figure, one Of six feet rarity, one Of
six feet two prodigy, and one OF SIX feet four or Six
giant bad General Winfield Scott been born n this ccun-
Try be would have been EarsAal OF France ut twenty
one, and Commandern Chief q the army before be was
tweIty i've years OF Porter, the Kentucky giant
who 70 my personal knowledge seven feet seven
inches heeht-woud have been at the head Of the Ma
toDal GuArda very Saul among the military prophets Of
Europeand Ben Caunt would have been the Prefet Of
Police Let Louis Napoleon abolish the passport system,
hold out induce 20 emigration and invite some
OF fine s,sworh felowspot forgetting the Heenans
OF The daJ-and invite alliances with tho hasa noese.
and lie will do more for his country than all OF hts at
mpis to import 70 horses sheep black cattle Lot
him think Of IT, "BIood win TELL" and will muscle
and bone
But there are some lovely women here See that brace
OF black eyed ones In brilliant Lyons silks. They
the daughters OF French marquis, and the happy
mamma sits here watching the dear creatures
they march up and down and receive the admiring
gaOces Of the gentlemen The madame wealthy but the
ords are 20. % be easily caught Nothing short q
be locked at Here 10 Spanish beauty, with the look Of
queen or empress, with The rosy and brunette
bined-so fAvorite complexion the world over There
are two English women mother and daughter and
alike, that but for ripper style OF beauty one would
be almost puzzled 70 know which was the elder
Their hne for and healthy complies send agi
nations back across tho Channel to the porter and ale and
tho " roast beef Of old England" Here are three
TeruVlhu girls Dcieb OF CrOWu, eACn
ravsbiug beauty At first all the gentlemen dying
for them but their great and naughty manners
have driven the butterflies OF fashion far away and scat
tered the egons of bar gers on
There elegantly dressed ladies OF IN unmis-
takaby Fl sb airabet one comes from north Of the
Tweed and the other from the Green Isle Tho elder
with the sensible face and figure dressed In figured
popn, Is Miss -, niece OF L'rd -, an Irish peer
The other, with the fire eye and enthusiastic bearing,
Miss -, her proege, bit OF blue stock ing, but not
enough to spoil her Bee that Jds broken dandy
with the bold dark compexoncd vulgar looking girl BY
bis SIDE He Lord c., brother 70 Er gsh duke, aud
che Is Of the demi monde, rather . dmir7 These
two parties have frghtfu history snor Of those
bad examples incident TO the artificial society Of England
where some are born TO wealth. power and position, and
often without strength OF character clear Of
chasms that placed thickly before the "vored
classes." let us not draw the veil further.
Among all these gaonies OF the day there are many
true womaply hearts, and some few-very fewfar spe
cimens OF manhood. AT the balls any gentleman asks
on an equality. There s n keeper Of hardware shop
dsncpg With very arstocrstic looking lady, one or his
oes' customer ana here barber VINO no., mas ios part
the French revolutions have left In the empire great
cal equality, more So by far, than fod Eogaud
America An amusing anecdote Ia related Of proud
Eoesh girl who declined dancing with officer OF the
British army, who was stopping for weeks here at
Dieppe She declinco shc had mot the honor or IN
introduction" He watched her movements, and soon
perceived her dancing with q very smart appearing
Frenchman, whom be recognized - bis grocer-the
that sold him tea, sugar. candles, &c Al pause In the
quadrie the discounted Briton up bowiqSre
and speakngvery plA ny bis partner could hear him
begged him 70 send him some Of the tea candles and
soap early the next daythe that be bad been In
the habit Of buy ing OF him. "Oui, nsrc Monsieur,
tanmen" said the polite Frcnchman, white Msdemoselle
locality In the world for studying character Here
At Dieppc be OF the strong national traits OF
the French Is well ~ some Of the "outside barbans"
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BxkIIs, Sept. 6, 1880.
Oon5rence betsoeen 0e Prince Regent and Emperor Of
Russia Postponed till otter the Aocoucheme4a ofMe En-
press The Emperor Of Austria ESpeded 10 AHend-
Cbunter Reports-Cbsns RechIeros Polscy-Posiiom Of
Au:tria and Rrssia-WM there be an Auiances-ne
Prussian Military s. aem-Prino Frederick CAaries-
Auction Of Hunloldfs Ltrary, Revsasms, dc-His Col
lection q Pavst,ngs, Droscsngs, Coiss, &C., de-
On Saturday last the Prince Regent returned from o.
tend to be present at the great OF the Prus
sian army which generally take place about this season
Of the year.
Doubts have been lately expressed whether his
meeting with the Emperor Of Russia, which had been
confidently announced weeks since BY the quasi
official papers, would actually or 1t appears, how
ever the proposed interview has been given up
but Only postponed from the beginning the end Of this
month underst md the Empress Of Russia n 10
teres,ing condition; and the Gar being TO anxious
husband 70 leave her t after her accouchement his
journey 10 warsaw has been necessarily deferred for
week or two. the Prince Regent win be accompanied
by several Of the younger members Of his family, who
have been invited 70 assist at grand bax IN OF the
immense Polish forests where the and the elk are
s preserved for tho deecaton Of the royal
Of Nimrod.
The Princes visit though not without polit.ca,
significance, may be partly regarded Of courtesy
70 the Gar, who TO meet him last year Bresau;
but the Emperor Of Austria should Join tho Eusirious
party would Of course acquire much higher Importance
Accounts from Vienna state positively that he has 70
Gel ved special invitation from Alex snder that apart
being prepared for his reception al the chateau
OF LAzienki, and that he viii proceed shither by
way of Coburg, where he VIII pay bis 70
spects 70 Queen Victoria who expected there In the
Of this month continental tour On the other
the two I'm 1erors hes been ABANDONED not 20
give umbuge 10 Loas Napoleon by Ape ance OF
coalition sesnst him; but that ncverthe.s the good
ocss Of Prussia have succeeded In removing tue &C.
arrangement that has lorg existed between them ana
In eectng an agreement All the principal questions
Surs peAn policy In my opinion, matters quite
Austrian orgaus would lead one 10
believe, although 10 certain that oetensbly q least
tbe Courts o. vienn. And 81 Petersburg are on much
Paris Count Rfchoere follows quite different system TO
that of bs predecessor Buol Inclined make great
CONCESSIONS 20 Russia n relation 10 Oriental ais BY
doing he gam support against tho dangers that
Awtra IN the west but pressnt the fcrtuncs
Of HAssburgs are reduced log an cbb that
u extremely problsmatica whether the shire I'd Musco
vites vii consider the alliance OF ead equivalent
for the chances hcd out Ia them b. their connection
France should not be surprised n II found ere
lorg that they only PLAYING OF Austria against
France, In order 70 excite the eusy Of the and
induce her 10 carry out without further delay the plan
q operations which they said 10 have agreed
90 In the EAa Nothing, on the contrary,
can be more disintercstsd than the policy Of
Prussia Par from entertaining any ambitious
desigps the PriIce Regent the most tempting
advantages for Of encroschng upon the rights " ns
fellow soveregrs >, and willing 20 impcril his king
dom 10 support of Power which has been either
sprery fnd cr an inv.teraie enemy; but such virtue
N hardly suited or this wicked World, and I am very
much AFRAID vill not sith be reward u deserves
The military manouvres vhch commenced yesterday
10 the vicinity OF tie Rreutziug, aboutt~o miles FROM
Hrr, arr n,nre interesting this year than usual, a.
being e nrst that tske place after tic reorganization 81
the frussisn army TLey originally introduced By
Freerek the Great and have been continued snce
rather nom habit than with disoct view OF practical
utility On such the troops divided toto tgo
CORPS, rrssentrg hostile mics Who perform series Of
operations PRESERVED Beforehand 10 which one PARTY
victorious aud the other defeated Tnis practices
tsAdvsntAge that ssrastos the eode 30 the idea Of
defeat, and pre- yovs 70 the campaign % 1906
RED that the troops who suppssd succumb