The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

mon or Guadaloupe and compimenting them very highly
upon the style and character of the address itself.
The following sequel Ia a will be interesting
to those readers of the HERALD who familiar with
Married, on the 4th inst at the Marie Of the Second
Paris Henri Arnous de la Riviere with
Miss Emily j. Blount, Of Mobile Aabama-the religious
ceremony having taken place at Madrid the 20th Of
May last
Our Berlin correspondence.
BERLIN, July g. 1885,
Tie Duke Of Cooury Seeking French Aid azimilian
Stops the Wdy-BSond;s in Bcrlin-The Fourth in
Resignation ofuse United States Miniaer, &c
The Duke OF SAKE Coburg, brother-in law OF Queen
Victoria, has gone TO Paris TO whether he cannot
contrve to Louis Napoleon from his inertia and
stir him up to some demonstration which may show
Prussia that she is not TO have Der way in every
thing To be sure the Duke must know we'll as other
people, that long France has got the milestone Of
Mexico round her neck she is parayzed for all decisive
action in Europe; and it is certain that by Is her
cxricaton from this incubus ardently desired than
by the petty princes Of Germany, whose dstrust Of
Prussia has been raised the highest pitch intensity
by the menacng attitude Of N. dc Bsmark, who have the
greatest possible objection to being evoured with or with
sauce who in default Of Austria look upon France
their natural protector against the ambitious designs
Of their big brother As however, the last from
Mexico are rcassuring the fears Of American
invasion begin blow over the friends Of Louis Napo-
leon appear atter themselves that he will be enabled
70 back out by degrees and after having paced Mexico
for the moment
Bondin made his first appearance in public here on
Saturday last and IL is needless to add with the
perfec: success His performance excited general admit
ration and ast0nishment 1T is said that seeing Is be-
hevng, observes ono Of the Berlin papers, T'but al
though It, we hardly believe IL. II Is Ike q
dream" His companion, the gentleman who rides pick
much interest the great acrObat himself and TO-
mantc-story u told Of his previous misfounes apd OF
Niagara, when he saved by Blondin, who proposed
TO him TO retrieve his fortunes BY accompanying him
his hazardous ,ps the Berliners are 80
groscliens too high for the privilege Of witnessing even
such extraordinary fsats and he has accordingly been
which is certainly the lowest possible rate at which he
can be required 10 risk his neck for the amusement
or the public.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated yesterday in the
usual manner by the American residents a Berlin It
took place under very different auspices 70 those Of the
the arrangements, OF the superior attractions Of
Blondin, who made his second ascent the
ing was rather less numerousy attended than on for
mer occasions.
II is understood that the United States Minister Hon
Norman B. Judd has sent In his resignation, and the
Coed him. The Krsms Zeieang asserts that Governor
Wright, Of Indiana, will be appointed TO the Office he
allied here under the administration Of President Blu
chanan but you must be better informed the SUBJ
ject than be ct this distance from the seat Of
government is useless 70 trouble you with any specu
laions concerning II.
Electrical Trials with the Great Gable.
On the 4th instant the Atlantic telegraph wire was
TO be given up 70 inventors who 70 try their
instruments upon It, in order 10 Ascertain which was
the most perfect and the best 70 send signals with the
greatest rapdty and accuracy Mr. Hughes the inventor
Of the printing telegraph instrument invited 10 tesi
his machine, but he wrote from Paris that he had
gagement in 81 Psersburg that would prevent his a.
rS
would be represented and skilled operator be In attend
ance. Professor Thomson, Mr. Darby, Mr. De Sauty,
Professor fsIraaay and other eminent electricians were
system Of experiments and tests was purposed.
Lord Palmerston's Election Address.
The Prime Minister had iseued the following address
70 his conftituenfs:-
p P,ocApnay, July 8 1855, =.
immediately take psco and BEG 70 solicit nom you
renewal Of that confidence With which goa have honored
me during seven sucdemive Parlhmcuts ~
were now Addressing you for tho Arst time N
might DO necessary for 70 date upon the futurc but
think may with prupricy found my appeal for tho
and TO the results Of the oonrss pured by the govern
mont Of which, during tho last x years. have had the
honor ID being member.
pressure Of three bad Ireland and the
distress which prevailed in Of Che manufacturing
supply Of cotton from North America the United King.
dom, a. whole, has enjoyed . remarkable degree
OF progressive prosperity Peace hes been preserved
from the excrtions and sacrifices which within that
per. cd other countries have been required to make
Additional freedom has been given to abe employment
OF capital and TO the exercise of productive industry;
trade with foreign has been relieved from mnly
distractions, while and important channels Of com
The result has been thai the wealth of INC United King
dom has rapidly increased and though great reductions
of taxation have been made, and dimnution has
been ELECTED Ia The national debt, tho public reve-
nue. has always been sufficient 10 provide for
the public expenditure and 70 maintain in, ef.
Dciency those national dcfences. naval and mill
tary which are 10 every country among the best
securities for peace The present time for
inc progressive application OF the results Of science
country has not In such matters Jagged behind the other
great Powers 81 the world Nor has colonial admin
istration been less successful The population Of
North American provinces devotedly LOYAL and nj.
tached 10 connection with this country and India no
longer the scene Of instruction and rebellion IL making
rapid strides IN civilization and general prosperity.
But the SIX years period In these respects happy
was doomed 10 witness a calamity which plunged the
whole nation into grief and while the or the Prince
Consor VIII Tor ever be recorded among the great do
nestle mstortuncs OF the ntry the universal
which that loss occasoncd will nj least testify that
nation duly appreciated the high admirable qualities
Of the Prince whom they mourn.
On the other hand, a bright CLEAN of hone for the
uture has cheered the land by fortunate and happy
marriage Of the Prince OF Wales and the birth Of two
How long the Ministry OF which have the houor to
'e member may continue TO direct the affairs of this
reat nation must depend upon the will Of the Parliament
low about 70 be elected but think may be allowed
ay for myself and my colleagues that Just Judgment of
ur past administration will cntitle us ~ tho same inca
ure Of good viii which has been extended by tho
IN the meantime again respectfully and earnestly
oict from you continuance Of that confidence which
y 50 many yesrr has been 70 proud and honorable
Scion Single and His Critics.
Our London correspondent writes
Mr. John Owens made his nrst appearance nj the Ade