The New York herald., 1863-11-17

che concessions which the diplomacy Of Europe has
poleon Is Doubtless acuated BY the most humane feel
.Dgs In any he take 70 overcome the stubborn
Of the Russian government sti Is thought that hc
would not be dsplessed or greatly disappointed. the
Poles maintained themselves IN tnsurreotoa ti the
spring. HIS Majesty made direct application 10 TIE I'm
the CimeG but without success, every ybody
knows and Marshal Neil went on mission ostensbly,
b oty ornably Of mos pacific mature 10 Turn bfore
the Vith Austria.
The War Hint at Versailles.
The officers Of the empress Dragons" gave dinner
day or two ago. in the Sale Louis XIII OF the Palace Of
Versailles the officers OF the Curassers and in
garrison that place. harshals Magnam aud Rcgiault
de St. Joan dAngcy Generals dAlonville aud Pate and
several other officers OF rank among the guests.
Covers were laid for two hundred ana thirty Toasts
werc Of curse. given 10 the Emperor, Empress and
Prince Imperial, TO the army, &Or
On the health Of his regiment Of Dragons being pro-
posed Colonel Paol said In returning thanks perhaps
the day not distant when the Emperor will call upon
swords with tho oppressers OF people
full OF sympathy towards France. We will then, like
those who have gone before us. lot the world know the
vantages that may be derived from tho combination Of
oil the arms Of cavalry.
This expectation or war with Russia-f0r IL only
be Russia that is mcant-was greatly applaudcd. The
presence OF two Marshas nd OF other officers high in
command makes tho incident still moro remarkable Be
fore the IN Italy there uere indications Of similar
Kind ~
Speech or Marshal d'Angely. [l
La France OF October 81 expresses its surprise at some
iourna. n noticing the militia mi;sry b.nauS. At vsssslss
nounced by Colonel PaoI OF the Dr. geOns Of
and omitted a notice Of the italy Iac6c character
OF the fee general Marshsls Magdan and Rsgnau Dc
81 joan de Angely, eight genegal officers. and twelve
colonels prese6t andthe speeches de-
ivered with the short exception alluded TO- sn
suited to scene OF festivity. js33
AZ specimen, the following words, pronounced BY
Marshal Reanault ST. Jesn GAnecly. may be qucted-
with eagerness 70 this family festival For myself
am hspYy % be present at tnts meeting n which Tho
most frank and cordial fraternity untcs the Imperial
Guard and the ne Il Is that spirit OF fraternity 10
which consists tho force 9 tno French armies that
spirit which prepares and gives birth 70 tho great
events Of the battle ned. hnt such 0r 10 France
the uepo'ad5ance sohch Europe -e1rfe and abN all ap
frehends Lot u.s. therefore, preserve u WITH care,
and draw tighter, II pessibe. chose bonds
which unite us IN q common dsvotedness to tho
person Of the Emperor, whose health have the
honor 70 propose 70 you. To- tho Emperor, To tho
creative genius who has restored France the first rank
among nations by the grandeur and wisdom OF his nsti-
tuous, and by the protection which he bas afforded
the arts, industry, agriculture and commerce.: by war
when II has been useful to France by peace by which
he has proved how far his moderation and
ness could be carried BY his constantly and gene.
rous policy whtch uoc holds the desnies Of Europe his
hands To the Emess also who has had the happy pri
vege bringing 70 the throne ali tho graces which
tvate all the qualities which charm, and all the virtues
whch endear lastly, let drink to the Prince I'm.
pera to the young heir to the throne hope
May he, for tho happiness Of children have long be.
fore him tho great examples which he daily receives from
his father "a