The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

dignity OF the pccrago The Dukes dcccasc his made hn
master OF m estate of E5Np per annum Before lb's he
had property TO the amount NJ e. 400 per annnn, b'soes
MS lenson as ex Secretary OF STATE winch Esooo per
year morcaltogc,hcr 80 900 year. or COURSE wlslo
~ "'hce nc has his regular salary Of f5.ooo ycarhe
pension remaining in allowance The time hat arrived
when all parties in the House Of Commons were pretty
well sick Of Lord John and s rcsaoya ~ the House
lords relief The cold cynics OF his character de
spite its Acknowledged purity ard PATRIOTISM has made
him more respected than loved 10y the public generally
Baron do vids arrest IN Paris has, Of course, boen
topic OF interest with The Barons another
instance OF the great advantage accrung TO preSentabe
person aud courtesy Of manner. Here was man whose
whole patrmony mover exceeded few hundred pounds,
continuing to hook himself on TO an atachcsp oil the
French legation in Swodon and from thence working his
way to Engtandthat III Dorado OF all adventurous oT
AL people in the world easily captiyated ny
coineiy presence and dignihed manners as tho tnss
OF course the appendago OF Baron TO suoh persons
name IL Of immense importance, and MS n. dc Vidils
father was a we'll to do giovomaker at Nancy, with some
little eeconcering interest, barony was easily oota
bile from Louis Philippe. Count DO Morny,
behalf Tho term glove manufacturer, at Nancy AZ APP
Piled TO the Bsrons fahcr, must not DO misunderstood
Ia France almost all glove sellers manufacture tho article
they yond, and thus tho expression simply
with keeping shop Nancy for tho sale OF gloves Much
has boon said about the 3srons Orleanst sympathes
but in fact in Paris he just much mixed up with
the Bonaparts clique and last year invited to Fon
taincbeau Of the seec, guosts Frcnchman who
has tho good luck 10 marry into wealthy English family
is certain 10 stand toerabiy we'll with ali parties III
France.
NJ Mires, you viii have seem has appealed against the
Judgment which condemns him to five years Incarceration
He has II IN his power TO make many curious disclosures
he will, and many still think, unless his sentence be
mitigated that he will 10 From what have heard,
am inclined to think such Is probable, and that his
real hope OF amgaton his sentence however may be
confirmed is holding his tongue. There strong symp
toms OF the murder coming OUT IN many other quar-
ters; and when the stone is set rolling there is
no knowing how Far it may descend The spccuations Of
the second empire will day constitute al Instructive
chapter in the history OF the period
The King Of Prussa's attempted assassination reminds
one OF Orsnis outrage IN each the as7asBs pl0a
nNutl IN pt htg tA md
Italian unity seemed to these minister's OF vengeance to
demand sovereign victim. In the Emperor's case the
result was the Italian campaign and Italy rs IL s Prls
STA has been publishing queer works not very fiat
terng to France. Will the escape William l.
has met with galvanze her also into imitation Of
the Alps and Adriatic policyp
Though the weather is far from fyorable-cold easter
iy winds prevailng-Pars is quite deserted. Scarcely
carriage is to be seen in the Bots de Boogne caya
Tier in g Rotten Bow