The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, May "a, 1910.
There is but little that is important to add There
another tumultucus sitting in tho Assembly yes
terday succession of charges Of conspiracy against
the Republic and against the Assembly, was brought
by the Msntagnards against the government General
Cavagnac proposed resolution respecting the Italian
and Hungarian question: which received the dissent Of
the government, inasmuch it pledged the govern
ment.
PARIS BouRsE AND MONEY MARxEr.-The funds
quoted at the date of my last report at comparatively
high prices; and informed you the results of the
elections which calculated with presumed
anty about to be altogether in favor of the mode-
rate party to the almost entire exclusion Of the ultra
democratic party were looked to as certain means OF
still further auRmenting prices.
The fluctuations of this week will show how fallae
cious were the antcipstions
The Eve cents have uctuated between 70 and IT,
the three per cents between So and Bank Of France
shares have varied several hundred francs and oil
other securities have undergone like changes
The main Of all this has been the unlocked for
returns Of at least third of the members Of the
s,t party to the " Assembly Ass The
sent Assembly to bring about and tho
alarm entertained land fear too well founded that
would not act In the suppression Of disorders; the
manifesto of the Emperor Of Russia. and other foreign
events and complexities may have had some but IL Is
but small share in the fluctuations We are too much
tngrsttd by the formidable character OF our internal
difficulties to allow the Bourse to be materially acted
on by any thing not imme diately domestic.
II expected that some few candidates Of the u-
ira democ attic and red party would be returned for
Paris and the publication Of the Paris st, therefore,
did Of itself although he numb Der returned exceeded
that anticipated create any alarm uneasiness;
but reports after another from the Depart
ments announcing the Of the red party to
extent previously conceived impossible, and panic
ensued and attained such fearful proportions that the
funds cloed on Friday with fall of nearly francs,
and again on Saturday with further decline Of up
wards Of francs. and went down or Monday nearly
francs more-makiDg in three days nearly Ii francs
fall The premium gold advanced 100 per cent.
Spectators. often happens, suddenly passed from
excess Of confidence to an excess Of fear Alarm
seized the bolderS in the provinces and numerous
ders to sell arrived from the departments It in
vain that 1t urged by the bulls that the review
which took place Monday morning to test the sent-
ments Of the troops had passed of very satisfac-
tor'ly that the moderate party in the new
chamber Was sufficiently in majority to control
the violent pariyc; that the French republic had
certainly been recognised by the Emperor of Russia.
Every argument was uDavaiiDg, and general salpe
q,i psut Was the order Of the day On Thursday the
panic considerably alleviated and many Of the
spectators having settled their differences to the
actual state of the market without Ikng the waiting
for the chances If the end Of the month advance OF
about s francs took place. Great apprehensions are
entertained for the settlement at the end Of the month
after such fluctuations, and considerable want of con-
6dcnce entertained accordingly Ia the markets ge-
Morally
send you the prices for the week.
3perW. 6per Ct 6p. c. Loan. Blk. Shs.