The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

70 select the committee to carry into effect this
grand and brilliant fse like Fourth Of July 4th
OF July IN America, and the 4th Of November, in
rsncs are ana vii oe, gree. gays In me h'.ory OF
The Minister Of the Interior has also addressed q
general circular to all the projects in France nstruc
It Is concerned in good eprit but it nifests very
clearly that the does not yet consider the
game in the hands Of the "nephew Of my unce;" aud
that 1t will not fall without hearty trial of strength
at the ballot box, Of universal suffrage The power Of
the government is great, in France In the present
lives looked to Paris and to the government, for In
structons and do not by any means think that
the battle Is yet fought, the victory won by Napo
leon. The Club Potter finds grand difficulty, in
agreeing to act together. M. Tniers has been, he
thinks, checkmated in attempting to carry the DOM
mating club against General Cavagnao The question
10 not resolved but the Constitutional is take to task
for undertaking to speak for the moderate republicans
authoritatively The Steele is as moderate as the
Constitutional and 1t Is out strong fer General Ca
vaignsc, and questions the Co"shtntionei very
closely, upon its curious and extraordinary
derate, and think that both endsavoring to
go in for General Cavsgnac AS to the &c neral
himself, he believes that he has done we'll for the
country; and ne goes straight forward without
ing to the right left to take the Of France
upon the correctness Of his conduct and he believes
that by that vote he will be justified. NJ Theirs he
will not accost-hs will not have him in his cabinet
he does not want gentleman there who must lead or
not go ct ALI and he will not place himself upon the
political platform Of NJ Theirs He likes Dufaure much
likes the man and his principles; and M. Dufaure
shows by his circular that he is going exert all his
power to sustain the and its present head
Count Mole is heart and soul, too, for the general
and these men are quite match for M. Theirs.
News of the cspitaiation of Vienna has been off,
cialiy received by the government. 1t resolved
upon by vote Of the counci the not tsted
though they said to be unconditional But Vienna
has made glorious fight and from its heroic defence
tyrants have had another lesson. Let the Emperor
hang and cut Of the heads rs he has threatened and
ne will have another chapter by which to be in
structed. After witnessing the valor and bravery
displayed by the people upon the European Con-
continent, others oppressed will be ashamed not to
fight for their liberties Even the chartists of Eng
land and the irish, will be- emboldened by and BY to
IRE musket; that is to talk less aud to more-to
use powder and ball instead of wind and words-to
OF running away before constables' budgeons When
they learn this lesson, they will be- free, and not
before They must night and die as others have been
obliged to- before they strike of the chains of ty-
ranny and until they DO so, they will have less SYM
pathy than have those who prefer freedom to life
The day is beautiful for the grand review and my
RAIDS Fastening to the celebrated Champ de Mars
to witness the brilliant military display General Ca
vagnac attend these displays in full uniform, riding
beautiful white charger and surrounded by his staff
He Is brave and never hesitates before any personal
danger He reviewed the barricades and sat upon his
horse, with the balls flying all aroundshim quietly
he would be glad to sit the presidential chair Of
the republic. General Lamorcere Is equally brave
and was more and longer exposed than General Ca
escaped being shot, NJ Marrast win be re- ted
President Of the Assembly, think There Is strong
disposition to support Lamartins for that post.
PARIS, Nov. 6, lSis
Suicides ~ Paris-Style of Living Generally
adopted, &c.
One of the striking evidences of the nervous
ness of the French character, is found In the great
number of suicides committed in Paris within the
last few months; and most extraordinary feature
in 1t, the horrible mode they select to effect their
purposs-that IL, by. JUMPING out Of the windows Of
in the ss Ct BY wnioh ihsy are literally crushed to
death and to atoms. Mothers and fathers have, in
several inftsncss, jumped out of the windows with
their infants, small children, in their arms Young
men and young women have resorted In great many
instances to the same mode. The public mind has be-
the press and politicisns, about poverty, misery
snd q great many have committed suic., mon
the loss, BY theft or otherwise, of few bundled
francs, when they were In good businsss The
Presss Of this morning conte.u IA one suah saoount
in the case Of young man in excellent businss
the French want the fortitude and the inven
OF apartmess, term hardly understood in our eoun-
Try as J. 10 here. In Paris, all buildings for dwellings,
Of: divided into apsrtments and sometimes SUBJ d.
vided into rooms, convenience may require. An
apartment occupies one entire etage story In Eng
lish. 1t embraces saions-our drawing rooms sale
manser- dining room; cuisine-our kitchen; cham
water closets and every other convenience for house.
keeping. All these rooms are completely furnished
with every conve nience for family The first story
Of the build ng called dchauss6e and
store, shop &c the second story Is called entire
SOL and Is generally Occupied by the owner or some
rally not M than eight feet high; the third story
is here called the nrstie premie-and is furnished
the highest rent; the next the egond the next
roiseme; the next the quatrems; and the next, the
south and soS ssr OF Ssory nsyns
according to the number above the premier. grand
fight stairs ascending to the highest story
and by the side Of this entry, or just behind the
stairs sa small room for the concierge, who IL i'm
portsnt parsonage In every such building. She lets
the tends the door opens and shuts IL for
every person who passes In OUT lights the entry and
stairway; sees every person who passes up and down
pants Of building receives pays for and delivers
all letters papers, ana other messages Of errands
buys provisions, II desired does the duties Of
femme de ehambre or any other service which family
may require, and all for very small compsns alton.
One dollar in Paris, for such services, will 60
vice will be better and more politely DONE The entry
and stairway are always furnished and lighted, and
the concierge provided, at the expense, Of the
pant called iocotoire, pays the concierge II is
out at the theatre bal masque soree he always finds
lighted Sc the door Sy ms.ns Of ns
and cord, extending to her room. which she pulls
without leaving hsr bed. No one, therefore, now
taking look ofkbim, to see Whothe or che IT, Many
persons who desire to spend years parts years.
as do the Enesh In great @bers hire an apartment
and furnish 1t IN their own way; In such they
obtain an apartment for one half the price Of well
furnished apartment When iocaiaire hires furnish.
ed apartment exact account 10 taken Of the stats
and condition Of the furnture (oalled here meubie
in writing and for every injury not therein described
the ocotd,e pays at the termination Of his
called oyer Rents are paid mon hly, and in advance
and the law gives an owner lien upon all the baggage,
SO of the oeatare for the payment Of every due
under the lease Apartments of al prices be hired,
and all generally remarkably convenient tasefuly
fitted up and most genteelly furnished 1t isa delight
full mode living for those whose sojourn H. not Of
p.rma nent character, especially so and for all It Is
generally preferred and adopted to any other II Is
delightful to have every room and convenience upon
the same floor and to have the facilities furnished by
the concierge. Why not adopt this mode in New York
PARIS, Nov. Z, lS4S.
The inauguration of the Constitution--A assembly
-hinisters, etc.
The 18th instant, next Sunday, is the day fixed
upon to promugate the constitution in Paris and
the Sunday after, in all the departments In the
country. The Place de la Concorde, the most mag
nifcent spot in the world, selected as the place