New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23


Pans Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARIs Aug 3. l.4s.
How goes on the Republic la France Very
we'll; after the June fever. heroic cure has been
undertaken with sbundant blood letting, bisers and
other anuphogistic remedies we are kept under
Quoting cooling regime TO reduce the tone Of the
system and the pstent is submissive and accom-
nodaiing a complete recovery is hoped for Whether
tie disease shall not have injured her outward appear
ance-whether we shall not have an old good nstured'
but still rather pecvsh and scoding housewife instead
OF the blooming madeny beautiful Republicans VIII
hrst be made known by the consequences Inc men
Who now administer the Government are genuine
observation-disclosures doctors mathematicians imam
eiers-genune Posi,ire people, with not single poet
among them The poets all Of them, are either pout-
ing like Lsmartine, or are becoming reactonary Ike
Victor Hugo.
We have. therefore, quite prossic Government, as
tits fitting for Republic to have-s Government which
says little but does much precisely on which account
it is winning confidence. The Government opened ne
gotiaions for loan of l75OOOOOO at per cent 4t,
and behold the press great that in three days
almost the whole amount subscribed, and the
Government which had not credit for five francs a
mouth ago is obliged TO decline farther the anti
sipstiye payment of subsequent offers for the loan
that is it is obliged to refuse money The cash fund
Of the Bank OF France, which even in the month OF
March. fell to 43,OOO0OO has already increased to
100000 and gold which in April cost from 90 to 70
francs premium per thousand is now to be had in su-
perfuity at 10 10 francs The haryess have turned
out unusually rich in every quarter. The price OF
bread which has already reached unexampled point
Of cheapness will fall still more. and with II that Of
a, the other necessares of life Labor particularly in
The departments of Building Streets, Railroads,
Bridges &c again displays the greatest activity and
even the manufactures being set in motion in
many places
The material condition of the Republic has hereby
received substantial Improvement The deficit in the
Budget Of ls4s will be completely covered by the
measures proposed by the Minister Of Finance, who
sanou nces in advance, the plan of Budget for the
year 1870 in which the receipts and expenditures VIII
hlly ba ance each other As regards the moral cOndi
ton Is not completely satisfactory at least very
bar from causing anxiety The many alarming reports
concerninl new emcu,cs compots, and conspiracies,
having finally ceased Paris is, in the most thorough
snse of the word quiet and according to my convc-
ton, ii will remain quiet for long time.
Notwithstanding this the state Of siege is still kept
tp although IN the midest and most humane form pos
sble and General Csvaignscs answer The causes
which have rendered the state OF siege necessary, M
gsase rather than diminish. usdes us in concluding
that these extraordinary will be extended for
long time to come-probably till after the promuga
ton OF the Constitution, which will take place next
Spring But you may rely upon my word that this Is
he slightest trouble we have Who thinks on the con
tton of siege Who complains about III Nobody, eN-
cept the followers Of the Red Republic, who can no
onger conspre publicly and en- pieiH rent as formerly
Paris is now thinking about resuming its old gay and
nsiy physiognomy and all places OF public recreation
are again filed to overlooking. In the promenades and
fashionable drives few rich equipages are seen ou
many of the comfortable middle class who begin again
TO earn money, and herewith to show themselves II
the streets The theatres also, gradually recover
ing their glow and energy and the salons OF the Minis
ters swarm usual with applicants for Office
Two salons in the official region exhibit very fairly
the tendencies which guide our Republic, and
will sketch thcm for you IN few words They are tn'
salon of CAvMGNAo, President OF the Republic, anc
tina, OF ARMAND MARRAsr, President OF the Na'iona
Assembly, both friends both pupils OF the same schooi
and both Moderate Repubcans-thst is, moderate II
regard to the FORM but firmly fixed in principle Ca
yagnscs salon in the Rue de YdreHHes which as 81
lent as ehurchyard-in the hotel which belonged tt
which your countryman, Col Thorn, lived for many
years in q style of prncely luxury. Active and spen
did as the hotel under Thorn, is in the sam'
degree silent and gloomy. In the dimly lighted bal
leans Cavaignac with his earnest wasted features
against the chimney piece, clothed in his simple cam
paign uniform Near him is Lamoriciere, as sun-em
Drowned he and several vissged Generals and
Adjutsnis in addiuon. The other halls with OF
~. md Enqinqprz
National Guards Mobiles, &C who grouped together
before great maps OF Europe, sketch campaigns in
Italy discuss the operations OF the Russians in Mol
dsvia-
Finally the reception proper commences. Officer
corps and oicercorps dehle with their Colonies past
csvaign4c, in military order serious silence pre-
walls few words only now and then exchanged
The passing lasts three hours and then the
salons are gradually deserted. Cavaignac remains
alone with few friends. he dons the convenient Fee
cap and the African banoNs, encsmps dvan, and
smokes the fragrant and costly Lstaks from Turkish
ehibouque Even there is little gossip among the
company Cavaignac is melancholy character and
HE life In the Desert has laugh; him the Oriental habit
OF silence. Al last Csvsgnsc remains alone be sit
there long time silent thoughtful sern-whther tend
he thoughts
Far different Is the around Marrast the Sensual
editor of the yOlaire-isiR National" In the new
hatel of the Presidency, furnished in style which re
minds one of the Athenian rather than the Spartan Re
public-in the midst Of pictures statues flowers mu
sc perfumes and blazing lights, he receives the Pa
rsan world Military musicians, the singers Of the
great Opera Italian vrtuos the orchestra Of the Con
sgcaoirs, Sc give the melodies OF Rossni and Mozart
Beni and Beethoven and refreshments are distributed
with a prodigaity worthy OF Lueullus. delightful
sbsence of restraint true Republican equality
rcigns Ton Marrast persists that all his former asso
GATES the Journalists shall appear snong the Repre-
sentatives DpomStsts, and Couuseors OF state, anS
they are greeted by him with even greater cordially
than the English Minister himself
Win we have Marrastian Republic, with deep, far
seeing plans hidden under flowers and festiyy, or mrs
accept the plain Military Republic Of Cavaisnae
Athens or sparathSti is the question Atihis morncn
Il appears II both would unite, and We sr'
TO have jHsteniiisA MArrastC signaethe Olive snC
sword More in my next: time presses, and the third
part Of Bsuchards great requistion against the Re-
Republic is about commencing HB
~ We see il stated in Philadelphia paper
that two agents of the French Government have arrived
the United states with the view Of buying tract Of