New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

-.Oufen iictorfu'- Ni-u---AUlfl- III SWIFT
,ssd..Accidcnt at Nnnte---lIovemenis of Dis
dnsulsbed ,ien--Curious Trials &c. sc.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PARIS, Aug. H. 1915.
Since my last letter. few incidents have occurred
.s worth abiding to. The fashionable are out OF
~xs the ministers are at watering places and the
,,,cnal articles Of the Journals are without intc-
Toulon has been the scene OF a fire which de.
.szed large portion of the timber collected there
I,i.r the last twenty years. Several buildings
80. fallen prey to the flames. supposed to have
1,,,licbted by the prisoners. The loss is estimated
$50 and half millions Of francs in timber and
- u;l;oa in buildings. The loss is far more i'm
.0,,sp, than the official value indicates. A large
',,-op Of the timber was composed Of Knees
.,,he for ships of the line and which are very dill
ob,ain. For time twas fcariuthat the houses
.o,,,iDing FIVE of the vessels on the stocks, would
have fallen prey to the flames Fortunately howev-
:, ,he wind changed and prevented their destruc-
soo Under these vessels man was killed in en-
,.,voripg TO light some tow under them. The saw
III recently erected at an immense cost though IN
--;nen, danger was saved Underihis was found
- m,cbes and ,arred tow. These discoveries and
NJ esr 81 an EXPLOSION OF the powder mills exci-
~ conservation. The crews OF the steamers the
,,es and the soldiers of the garrison, In all force
q sOOo men. succeeded in checking the cOntagra-
so The heal was intense. A solid mass OF timber
,~ap,iug thirty two thousand square yards was in
s,mss a, the same moment, and II required almost
,anerbuman efforts to prevent the loss OF the saw
III and shipping Some of the prisoners took an
,>ive part IN endeavorlng To save the materials.
i,srst the loss was estimated al six millions and even
sbigh as thirty millions. The official value limits II at
tire and shali millions
usrrage was performed in the Mayors Office Of Inc
,.borg - GerInsin under peculiar circumstances a
~ DAYS ago student away with the daughter OF
"A andsdy and By his subsequent violent conduct eN-
s.sd himself % a severe punishment. The afalf was
xuu.hi TO the notice OF the police and the young man
vv Ia prison awaiting ifs decision marriage was the
uv alternative 10 prevent a degrading punishment
re brde was IN the Office when the young man was
rnght from prsOn 70 perform his part Of the ceremony
IN premnaries performed, both parties utlering
rmallng yes. The marriage was leghized ana oo'h
,,rnes left the Office by different doors determined new
to see each oiher again Ia France divorce l. not per
-rrd for any The parties are only separated
sree this marriage only be dissolved by the death
d0ne VI The parties.
hihe middle Of July the Arabs who had been taken
vsoners ut MosadOrc by the French last year, were
sed ~ the town promised by the treaty which the
Emperor has ratified Twenty thousand persons Were
assembled the beach to hail the return Of thelr ~
missing counirymen. The JOY and enthusiasm were "a
srpsf tbs, many swan out to meet them. 80 many
messed around of The boats that hey upset her
loriunatsy 40 lives were lost.
Daring The past few days the pupils OF the different
colleges have been examined by the committees IN pres
spee Of the authortcs The Minister of Public lnstruc-
ron who Grand Master Of the University delivered an
sdiress The number of pupils attached 10 these col
ese. IL over six thousand To-day the streets OF the
Quarter Latin look gay for you see gay iaces-young
a.
IN books under their arms
The reduction Of the Sound dues levied by Denmark
ca vessels passing the straits has again occupied public
srentOn have alluded to this subject before, and now
rsie to the statistics for ci3 The amount Of revenue
collected was FIVE millions eight hundred thousand francs.
ssithe ofduy represents vauen cargoes near.
y Elk hundred millions OF francs In l-i4 there passed
the sousd l133 vessels Of which bbj were from me
North Sea and 500 from the Baltic The greater part oi
he latter were In balsst The of these vessels Is
estimated al three millions In 1874 there passed 400
English vessels 37so Norwegian and Swedish, S9s9
Prussan, Hanoycran and Mecklcnburgcns 100, Duich
lss7 Russian 1876, French 302, sc.
The papers are filed with details of the ceremonies at
tending the Inauguration of the Statue of Beethoven AT
bnn. la the city new street is TO be opened IN honor
eiihe Great Composer The corner stone oil me hisi
house will be laid it ia said by Lisz Queen Victoria
arrived AZ Antwerp and left shortly afterwards for Co
hsne. Her appearance has excited great enthusiasm
al the towns through which she passed. The
kng and Queen Of the Bel gians tie King and Queen OF
fussis and legion Of Princes have welcomed her arm
va These pleasure uips are attended with excellent
results national preudices vanish To give place to proofs
dnatona hospitality. As the ocean Is now hut small
osace 10 the enjoyment of pleasure trip, The queen
nay Of these days visit the new world and The SOW
cesns Of our land may have an occasion TO welcome
" arrival of female sovereign among them.
Tie afairs of switzerland in very unsettled po
ts0 In the Diet several motions have been made tc
cary the resolution for the expulsion OF the Jesuis Iht
nocon was lost There ten and one hal votes ~
hvwo H. and an absolute majority Is twelve. Had ia,
qeron been carried it would have excited civil war
sycra of the Cantons viii not admit the right Of IN,
oAer TO leeisaie on matter affecting Cantonal sove
lssr;y and exclusively belonging to each Canton I,
tse fT itself The Procstan, Canions OF Geneva and
Nvfchaiel side with Iuccnc and the smaller Canions
The Diet has allowed the claim of Lucerne for indenn
hion Tor the losses sustained by the invasion OF the
sfre Corps" franc Corps 10 the amount OF one hun
tsd and thirty thousand francs Both parties are pre-
Fnns ioy contest that is exceedingly probable Inc
MICA party in the Diet have increased IN strength, bu
soss Neuichael and Geneva maintain their present
son coersiyc action can be taken against Luceint
lAe Diet,
hNan,es serious accident occurred staging had
sn erected around race course, the rain Hois'encd
= Dol and owing 10 the immense number assembled on
''e'isn portion Of it, the foundation gave way. over
way persons have been severely bruzed have broken
-.as and several have died
he Dake dc Nomours has arrived a, Bordeaux where
ss VEL received. This trip has been undertaken
= ae purpose Of increasing his popularity. On the
.sa q Louis Philippe hew vii be Regent Atpresoni he
's@thyorlie with the people.
aas Duke Of Monipenscr il at Alexandra. Mehemct
A~ gwen him most brilliant reception The cleo
u@Calssdos have given dinner 10 Mr.. Guizo' lheir
~! ne proceedings give the opposition momentafy
A,es 70 awaken political strife Here several Offices
~ e hcd by the same person. Marshal Buseand II a
sPsy Governor Of Algeria and Marshal Of France. and
= ny alter Offices receives splendid compensation.
soe's honorary. Mr. Guizot receives eighty thousand
N,pf snnume a. Minister and Is also Deputy.
-hs ishmsn confined here for debt has succeeded
,~syng. The creditors have brought an action
o~ Ae Direction OF the prison 20 make them respon
- ~ Ne debt sixty six thousand francs. Their clam
I~ea s,lecsed We have news ofthe proclamation
49, y Mexico against the United taies The Jour
- consider u merely proc smation- We have
,-s OF the difficulty that occurred ~ NazstlSn be-
~ ne captains Of the French and English frgstes.
~ taaren bells merrily ringing Tor This Is
Of The Assumption and Is observed here as
Vcsri Of Assizes of Paris has been occupied with
"a q ihe Prince de Berghcs. accused 81 forging
al ~iAlns ivory medals u the Jockey Club, on
r,..s, as "ro'e the name OF the Secretary The a..
oa' 2, has been recently married 20 young and
Ss,.e's his family Is among the wealihies, and most
"a tt-sned n France The prisoner Is millionaire
Syose snfn obtained by the forgery amounts 70 bu'
f,n"cs which he devoted 20 paying gambling debts
W.. science II was commended that his moral ideas
~ srerve. The jury by verdict OF seven against
,o-,Ah Dim guilty, and although they reported "a
s,..y VA me question Are there exicnusting crcum
ne,s -e mas been sentenced % three years imprson
se,~ N bageaud 10 expected 10 leave Agers for =
Al the last accounts several Of the tribes
ss,oes had submtted The weather ior the season
"A, ss'seiy cold and rsinv-esrs are entertained for