The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-14
THE NEW YORK SUN.
IBIDAY MORNING, MARCH u 1852.


on the fIcs dent, All his political cb CATION, to
certain barrow cliqucs from who's ir ll.rcs he il,
not yet entirely romovo', N7res,os the surpriss
"i''n "es 's-y genera ly ielt AZ the appoint
! mtl' w tsnont 20 q comma md. Itsays:
iu lie city, general expression Of want OF
| Vv' ld,nc" th ihs aypcint nspt vas tN ,resssi
| iid th" President was severely crusuro Nv the
| COT tscfvsiivs eantiment OF all political partiea
| Ice fsCl that Fr mont has never bean clsared
ron TIE g'aFo cha geI OF taui inc,m sncv.
HLd ht4''i .tnstion which stil oysthln, his
| reputation, aud that the sn'ife people " 1s
Nor h, with an insignificant exception. h.va no
Sontferce in his ab Il or iis integrity. w.
hc'l' commsut,d on ami the appointment WA
t'Ea i"d with grca, disfavo'.
It's Washington correspondent SAYS;
have 1t from high authority all b,lisye 1t
! 70 DO trua. A. q very rJcent e lhine. m,a.ing
Mr. Lincoln declared in the moitorpiitc man.
ner, that he hal male up his mi0i 70 s'aul bv
| Mcclellan, 10 SINK or sNim with him A. all htz.
Ards-ahd in that line of policy he ~4s s,oisly
supp Irtod by sir m smbors ,i his ca .inot.
The new dispodtion Of the armies of the Uni
ted States conse luont on Gen. M,Clellan'5 as
sumption Of Scrve operations in the field, ro
moves evOry restraint FROM tbs TRHuyE aud
that sheet d6votes great por ion o. its sptcs g.
deproe'Aio bis services aad luilI up a reputation
Tor is hoto-tfonon Hero is ample-manu.
tactursd TO order by Washington tabhoitor
aNert up)1 tho mos, trustvorthv authority
| that, in the opinion of the Nitiu'lrmel army
| officers, Gen. Mcclellan Is ult snt tod 10 tae
s'igh'cs. crodis for any of our ro,eut victories
at the East and this Wcst-lo. the slightest
| assert, and defy contradiction and couse.
| quoue,s that all the real AMI ac iog MAJOR
Generals under his command in tho Amy of
| the Potomac, with two or three exceptions at
tho most, have not tbs slightest co hionce in
his capacity as strateglst o. a mill ary loa ler
and that tloy scout his prsteusi1ns to sup ,riot.
| NY with teOrn ami cont inpt
Tbs WoRtD notices that the chief acts Of
President Lihcoln's Administration bear tho
impress Of determined will AMI a strong in
dividuality, and say that in his honesty Of pur
pose ard strength OF character, the patriotism
of the couuliy has a firm bulwark.
TIE TnIEs devotes il, first page to disluis-
ition on the strategy Of the wa', received from
an educated military source. Its OBJECT ia to
demonstrate the nocs saity Of tho rebeliion being
overcome upon military principles, the plau of
which may be imagined in this wise Let
tho reader take map Of the United States, and,
with a short string, and place a finger at one
end Of it, stationary, at Washington, tho other
end being pointed at St. Louis Let him then
| '.Ns tho ~. Louis oId ltio string s,uth
\ ,.tda, toe aIi, New Orlosns, and 1t viii crAdu.
| E. Fv..I ,yor The rebel country, pa'sirg ys'v
| poly tUwatjI Now Oilolns, thon towards
b. Crdn, ard eysntusily roachirs tho Ala. tie
',,an. 10 this rarner tho TINss' cprrc'pon.
1T G. iIs that tAs rebellion should 10 doalt
'ith, the advances on the Mississippi, in Ar.
.nrsfs &C.. &C.. being extremely fast. and
80" On the ro'ol &C squaIly slow. tho whole
ID ! ''"'i.t being gradually swept in q circle,
of which Washir'.'o- = - ,., oV
Con,t II II az Paris land how " went o"
| An American correspondent, wrlthH wv"
paris. do,crihos a Court Ball, which no re'en.'y
attended, the description ot which Is h'Huy 'n-
tortsting ,..,,,,,b ,bo
Th. cnrrsa,,ondent ac,outsrsi hm'li IN the
nrop,r uniioru-a blue coat anu nfAas ~ ~
cove erel with gold lace, bau Np'T ,,tc,t
n,nts with gold stnps down 'ue Sl'0
iea,h,r boots, white ctAyit, c)eNeo "a Al, Au'' ''
so,I Wbeu dro,s,l, he seemed 70 20 'IO.
lstWeen polio sman and mNslH' Vi ,',,,
Taking a s7rture ds rep'se quo .'',iH,,
j roiturts d place are mol ,,So,s,isi a
y the yntd ot the plltce). no g'ps'ouani -,
= ~ hour ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ociocN-Alhn.
- al AT the Pavilion dc llorlose, Ps,
r ,J through a line Of about twenty u%unN %
d. In red tights and groeu eoaIS houueoi -, ~
" yraud staircase between l'ha OF 'ho i"t,
- csn, C,ri (,lrtiss and, giving up nus u'No' N',
~ esnt =, ,L, .tairway, entered tho ballroom
"a La rh1ps1u de bras under his arm anu 'oosu "
- ,s.ipe a.d indifferent a. though uo Noto ~
- stant visitor at these charming Sh'or ~
al IA was out little aiCor nine 90 sEI in !,
waa already an immense % ''OTs, Toons ia VIII
,bo hall ia given. The pnn,'pA rus
So,y.yoT. was in Sale dS HWe't W. VI
JD Hero a little square space Is 'ne'yyrH a.
lis. beuches covered with crimson No''o.
cau an on. side little platform Is eI7Iy
III Oh ~ aro aa.ta for the Enpsrer aud T.
- ,."sa ~. and tn.ir Attendants. They hal nov
pp,r;yad Int the benches around were a'loA
Glled with ladies', aud all the siand,nE ,oon =,
~ cunied bv gsntlomon. Some ee,SolIuo' a,
IHa already inside, among th9tn .ss ,v,Iawski v
nro rat Mushal Canrobert Count aewsht
n n,,lt hs aasily rscognizsd by his s'riAlns
. S'nIlsrcs to bis father the first Napoleon,
p A. Enuld. the minister OF hn1nce' AI ~
10 oioct nrecisely ono of the masters OF S'.e'
,In. &c mics announced VI EmPdeW' 'u'I 4
LIN i.r'I | a,chasttA which was IN the sa,o'y
' ~. ~ ot ,h.,r naiesties' seats, and "hlCu
toi - n ausr, s.rurk uA an" "
. ,.,.rt 10 Emperrr, WIN inc -,
)UN- l,,ning on Ills ann entere pfeNen,' pe'',
other a.lnuer Il ulhcofs. Every 49,
i co. uwsd. ard tie Emperor ana E' Pl,'9'
'ou'L' -, lsi,.,,l, Inc salute sepNaI' anu sV
- S;o 80 directions the Em poru; " 5
. n touit Walowski and NJ. Fould' ana tho
INT1 | Ia Ia chat with sOme LADIES' WIN "no''
ms ior Ltarls heartily, and seemed lsI aS pi
romFt, | ,,. thrln IA though she were .hly au
~ Nv .s+y eood.tcartad, giddy hsadsa, Pret.y
- q - Afl.r this they took Their seS''
O'so' IN. sror ia the centre, the Empress on a,
a. -: ~, nts ,i,h, ths Princess ClOtlao tho
SLRn as prirco Napcloon. Noxt TO nor
y'iSi ana ri the Prncstses Mural, anI anI nc
tbe Empress was the Princess Ma'huIe,
- I,nnernr WAS dressed in his uhiIof
General of division, except lhAS no
~ tCckin.,s and pumps instead ol poot'
20 9',i '.vreaaingly awkward on foot as u u
Iun., boly and short, crooked lob,i
lama c,abhke movement in walking, ra'uoi
'1" LONG than walking straight, ahu ,1l, I',''
mad little hent upon hls IttI slouLt"'
ay. has a very hn5 appearance an ms
ne sal ,1orer,ly has upon /. Rrim snia' III
Vhn ,he r. Jles moi seem 20 Ue ready ba' ta'n
applying ,,rssssd and inaeed IN all hl7 mo emo
-. ,,,rn,r, mas an air Of umid man
w '"S 80 nnentiy during the evening no WAkoa
fsr tEs he Enclosure ptaking TO every one ne 70
JC,,a a C,U minutes and occa5iOnall lh'
sa,i,rs vyere br,A Oh 10 upon by the Emp'
catchins Eis eye, would beckon to him.
HALL. "On'a5ieto.y SS'oui oIeying the summons, wo'
y. n~ 10 whera she sat- aud she having 50
- .bs h,I 10 say, and which always steh
). srmstning exceedingly good, he "ou
,rinlv and start of again. III
. OF ID 9Tbe Empress was dressed IN wnlte'
s., la.yH NTH blue, and was htsraly ooNelot
meiL. moras. She wore heavy 1IAlhol nO'i, W W.
r pens tn' moud necklace, and diamond orSceess,
lne l,,cs monds ln her bait She lo0kol SIa. ha,