The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-21


chooses to run the risk and all mercantile and bank
ing houses here post their American letters for the Gu
nard line ON the last day ofthe month
mentioned In my last the abortivs attempt at sslf.
OBSTRUCTION Of NJ. Teste That parsonage was brought
by reelection and the inusncs of his family and friends
to more resigned state of mind and has since shown
no disposition to repeat the attempt The sentence of
He ia to nav Am nas 0eea most severe and exemplary
SAND COLLARS to be cviy degraded that rendered in
capable OF ever holding office under the state Of
Tor three years As to his accompces speak more
correctly those who gave him the concern they are Sc
veray nneo Two thousand dollars and civiy degraded
M. Pellagra, who had absconded when last wrote re
turned and surrendered himself and underwent the
same sentence Is the others Being however. very
ne regards the ne nothing and accordingly
imposing on himself work OF supereroestion he ave-
besides the me an equal sum to the sfect Of Police
to be applied to the liberation of prisoners tor debt OF
This prosecution has given rise to much scandal and
1t openly affirmed that If equal justice were dealt ont
NJ Teste weud be- the only MnIssr of State Looked
up in the conciergerie
1t is generally understood that hs VIII be removed to
the fortress Of Ham, where Louis Napoleon was confined
1t will be remembered that NJ. Tests was formerly q
member OF the present cabinet 1t 10 said that his
practices were suspected by his colleagues and expo
sure was feared he accordingly induced to leave
the cabinet, and was providedor by judgeshp In the
Court OF Cassaton the highest tribunal In the realm
He was also created peer Of France and grand officer
Of the Legion Of Honor.
The shook produced by his condemnation, has had
such an effect him. that congestion Of the brain has
supervenod and great fears for bis lite are entertained
by his family and friends
The weather. In Frame. ba. ha.r r,o,,e..r, so~ ,b.
last two weeks Heat and rain have bssr stsrnste In
the favorable manner and every thing At
promises harvest considerably more productive than
barley are ALREADY cut ana in great deorac gstherad
In The wheat, which has tho most promislng appear
ance will be reaped within the newt Fortnight In the
north and centre OF France n Is Arcade ont In tho
south The vintage IL expected to be Of the finest
coed the luxuriance Of the fruit whch no vs9bs down
the vines.
The Chambers have come to a virtual close. nothing
now remaining to be done excent ~ form The
actual adjournment will not howevar take Mace until
the 18th Of August They will not m.et AGAIN until
January, unless some extraordinarv and unexpected
event should call them together
Last week placards wers nostad nm in cerain
of Paris 70 the So,low;na aT"t - ~ W ~
hommes pour banu,r ,,ns eo,r go. Thoy,
bres (Wanted--Nen 10 sween conrt and IN ciesn two
Chambers) The police tore them dsvn and msitreated
l. ose who we're found reading them
The celebration of the annivsrssrv ~ thu rsvoItor
OF 1880 has inst passed al hero ith tho nsu.I
the river public specsoes in the Chamns Evsses
poles dances iuminatous fr.works Addressed nj the
ruieries &c. Sc IL Ia a day always held IN dread by
the Queen and her family being one on which 40 many
attempts have been made To the King How
ever, all went of quietly on tha prssent occasoH
Paris is unusually dull. Several of the theatres, in-
which II was supposed would augment the number of
foreign visiters had the opposte effect for the
tucy Ouor nave induced people TO to places
much distant and hitherto to all but
the wealthy switzsrland German and Italy now
swarm with travellers, while Paris is comparatively de-
serted.
The following extract from the leading organ of the
French ministry (the JournaI des Debat in reference
to the line Of transatlantic steamers will show your
readers with what interest the comm unication with
New York ID regarded here -
"iiavre has at length obtained transatlantic steam
service which, In virtue Of law recently by the
Chambers, will estebsh direct relations between
drst port In theoo and that Of New York 1t will
be without utility TO say words the commercial
relations now existing between these two great mari
time hitherto by voyage of four or i've
weeks, and which steam about to place at twelve
thirteen days from each other No people stood in great
Ut need than our own OF such rapdity Of
our OF that nature being objects Of fash
ion and taste, variable, fugitive and mobile, which
qure to be brought to market at precise time and
when we must no matter at what price bring the first
20 the foreign mart Moreover by circumstance,
naoituaiy dsadVantageous when concerning maritime
ransport put winch we are To consider as fortunate
the articles of our fabric weighing little
u small Duik are better adapted than any other to
steam NAVIGATION where the GOALS and machinery take
grea. Porou oI the vessels should IL DC inquired
VIVA. we enport annusy 70 the United states In French
We IL zoos not amount 10 iess than
oo ons Oh francs. % OF which are IN tissues ior the
% par. ,sns anu me .ne REMAINDER wines except
.u' ;,s hho,dh ~Sn 'ane up little room, such
40 shAS, haperuashery china, stationery periumery,
Es osnes p.oauc'ons 81 sInhAr Kihu
,uon Articles ao no. FORM hea'y Ieisht. mus when
n 70 rs o o tne onteo states represented IN
nos soot o sSns, our oia NOT amount 70
sn yooo, aua even tnen were inoiuoeo pretty
W soo tu"ns'y Vi s''ioAe" Nv. oeionSinB W ou1
o~n eAPoItae.on;
~ 20 ve w Jugs vi .he important part tnat New
aVls ~ 'e sencra traue oi Tue tnion Is neces.
w no" tae noro tnn TWO tnrub o IL ~ eueoteo
~ .aa ooo I ~, upou wv OF Iooo by
LII s s sos. III OUT coimsrcIai nsactohs
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i;nm no%~sH T.; ' ,sS, PSr' ~ 10 opon ol' NIL,
,n ~ ,,a So. ~ oi Sun.". eAonanse. WIN
W thoss 49,, hho, 'e'0as y, VI" ~ i
time movsment r. comnr,ssd 900 shins tre,ahtad
nj naar,v ioS nno ,ors,iha, e. a. 90. ip,, shtS
IF o,r ma,y.ra n,srconro rr;,I Ill ~, huse.n ~ a..
Gfnion InS.randan,iv Of i,s nwn ~ I'D ri,b NJ
yorI Ito rra sithor ran.vas nr srds on .o,.a.rab,
tr.ns, ror ,hfa NO., =, S,nad,,as 20 S,;,,rIad nS
1srmaY ,hronp h Franco h. oo,,ons ~ amari.s and
rscaivs ,om tssa comnt,ss mnSr or;icas 81 ,ha,r
manusac,nra 40 h. rrsigh,sd ~ a. vra ,n amsrc.n
n...,s N, vorS "a tI H. A., "n 80 ;i Iii, ~
t t,H n , 80 ', ' .',, s any y,
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nory one No 81 ;urpaol ,oa gst ,r.aa, os rra,y
PoweIiu one LiverPooi, .,ie urs. enrPot Oh turepe
,or coe.ons ana or the o'her Prhcips ProouctohS Oh
Ing =, hmeI'ca M union ,n., -,
M NO town mas increased more rapdiy tnan New nork
ne popuation whlcn IN leoo did not exceed ooooo
now anounts 70 "ooovoi having hus increased SIX
ioa IN less IMAM nA century l.s foreign TRACE mas