New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-16
Eao.a OUR p.aRIs CORRESPONDENT

PARIS. November Is, 1914
the local events treuspired during the pas; fifteen
days possess bu; very little interest my lastlet
Ter Informed you of the Reorganization of the Poly
tschnic School. Out OF 300 students who opposed
the professors appointed by the Minister, tits uncer-
tain wha, number viii be excluded. The Journal
dss DeJats which may be looked upon as indicating
generally the acti5n of tho Government, recon-
ends that the ect Of INSTRUMENTATION be overlooked
or if Il few bs considered more culpabe than the
others, that they be censured. The school is d.
seryrdly popular with the people; for It's services
are associated with the defence Of the Capita! IN
1914 and with the triumph OF liberal principles in
the Revolution of 1880. The Steele mentions the
names OF seventeen who says 10 be exchanged
for the Government hss placed itself in position 10
require victims 10 justify its action. This severe
language, think, is nos deserved, but the OpPosi-
ton keep alive the excitement against Gulz1t
The Minister Of Finance tas advertised that n.o-
posals will be received for loan OF 2UUuUUUU5 OF
franco, bearing Interest al the rate OF per cent and
payable 10 the Government monthly in sums Of ten
millions. II was expected that the wants OF the
Treasury would have required large portion o!
the loan az once. Owing to the favorable terms OF
payment and the abundance 0fmcHey, the announce
nent OF the loan has been accompanied by rise IN
other stocks. 1t is probable that The loan viii be
taken by Rothscbilds. Considering the debt and re-
eOStEtS OF IrdEtr, Lei per CcDt ktSSh SO.H GU
win thar OF England is far below its value-lnainiy
G2t per cent. Complaint Is made against the Min
sIer for no; openiog national subscription for the
amount OF the loans 50 us 10 permit sinai! capitalists
to coppae for il. lie has devoted 100000 600 OF
the 800 OGOO00 loan authorized by the Chambers 10
absorb the floating demands against lie Treasury.
The Government has 10 encounter Il severe WIZ
fare from the opposition, whether Republican or
Leei;imst. The following Is statement OF the ex-
psnsss Of The Government previous 10 Gnd sirce tn5
accession O. Louis Philippe:
.ln Is year. the elder Bourbon. diminished the National
voton OF $50 has been increased IS ahon. and the
Chambers have authorised loan OF Z millions The
than one million. Now they amount TO 1909 millions.
" - l39 the cost q maintaining the army thea eon'sing
0i sTn Of n ~ o t md 80 90 Sofse '''0' I'll
the Line, q gates - oops, IS bnrs. and 81 smaller YES
In 1893 at srlI24 millions, the Navy con.is;ed Of
IS ships Of the ne . gaes y .oops. 90 hrgs lO smaller
Ou floating debt pays interest of % millions Of francs,
million, and at per cent. u capital Of 665 millions,
The United States ig no; the only country where
Irish labor has found employment in The construc-
ton of Railroads.. The famous Road between
Rouen and Paris has been built under the superin-
tendence of Scotch and English inspectors, assised
by the Government Engineers, white the labor por.
zion of the work devolyed upon the sons Of Erin
This magnificent Road is now flashed and French
aborers have learned the art in sufficient numbers
10 supply the probahs demands for laborefs that
nav arise hereafter. Many OF those thrown cur Of
employment have large families, and subscription
mas been opened for their benefit in Paris for the pur-
pose Of sending them home
The Minister of The interior has published in the
oniteur the names OF l3 persons who in the course
OF the year, distinguished themselves by acts OF be-
nevolence aud humanity, attended by tia danger OF
losing tuer lives in the service OF their cilow crea-
tures. Some have been awarded gold medals, others
the red ribbon, end their names and actions are
published il In. Journals. This is as IT ought 10
no. We see ia the pupers too ciien the nemes 81
individuals associated iil. vice mud cr'i:-, so ilns
the contrast of names distinguished by their Geyo-
ton and courage in the cause o, humanity, inspires
for time the pleasing thought that we all are not
vicious or depraved.
The official tables Of the Commerce of France in
l943 uat published, give the following particulars
Impora,ions ls7 coo OO1r Expectations .92 COO Oo0
TonI 1 1Ss 5 rs S 5 Increase COZ
Importation for consumption France. s4S co e00i
EXPLORATION Of goods m1naae or s!ownia
Manulac: goods, So GO SSS9SSSr Total 900 ocOl
E5SaHGs Of Of Fancs 5SSS
s sDd Gs 3 aonns s transit ''e
The importation per Foreign vosssis 49, % per cent;
E Fo5sfn $ S pei per cent.
By letters received from Algiers, we learn that an
action between the kahyles and the French troops
took place on the 28th October. The former occu-
pied very strong position, which was we'll forli-
fed but the French drove them from il with trfing
loss TO themselves, while the enemy left $50 killed
on the field.
Several promotions t. the Peerage expected
10 TAXA place within the present month--to which,
however, the Ministerial journals make no ailusOn.
The qualifications required for Electors give TO
Paris and its environs, in population OF nesriJ
million and half but 23,2S7.
The King of Holland sent an address 10 the Sen
ate and Assembly, which met with less favor from
The Deputies than bis preceding messages, and Tor
the first time, contrary 10 usage, the address has
been discussed with open doors. In this departnrc
from ancient customs, the journals profess 10 zee an
Indication Of vigorous movement toward !sSisla-
tive reforms
The immense deb, OF Holland, and the heavy tax
a,on imposed on the people to pay the interest or
IT, have awakened spirit OF opposition 10 measures
involving needless expense. The interest has been
reduced on large portion OF the csbt Inc nea-
sure was facilitated by the patriotic spirit OF the
holders, nearly all her own citizens. We have adj
vices that The King OF Holland has made PROPOSE
tons 10 the king OF Prussia, the head OF HE German
Customs League, for treaty between the two
powers; the principal condition being II IS said, tho
free payigation of the Rhine. memorial addressed
10 the Academy, states the number of panpers as
sisted Holland II i645 10 gave nave psen iuuuuu
in ii population OF 30O0,OU0.
The Government of Swsden has authorized a sur
vey for The psrposs of cutting canal on the South
ern point of its territory, 10 admit the passage
of vessels ui the larges, class. The kipg OF Prussia
has given $4,000 toward the survey. The number
of vessels that passed the Sound in 1888 amounted
to 1884.
We have JUST received information, Wis India, thai
the United States have concluded treaty with Chi
ma If is 10 be hoped that We have been more sue
cessiul han England, whose liuguist connived al E
clause IN The Treaty tha; deprives vessels Of The
coastwise trade TO the ports opened TO her. Mer-
chandise transported by the Chinese JunSs IS so Of
Ten seized by lhe pirates that the Trade cannot be
carried on.
In Denmark a Committee has been appointed to
inquire the expediercy ot debating public questions
in the State Assembly with open dno's-and another
Commission 10 examine the prop!iety OF removing
the restrictions on the press.
The Texas QUESTION exci;es considerable atten,
ton here Many subjects Of France. Holland
and Germany have emisrsled 10 the Republic. The
Mexican Minister for Foreign Affairs mas addressed
circular letter TO The different Governments 10 IN
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