The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-14

.a,syte's Reraiws- Reduction of Tar on Meat
--h,teAeetEat Food IN Ap0thecary Shops-Ne,cs-
psVns-Fueigw Netcs- French Munster at
Washington, SC, SC.
In the National Assembly there has been moth
@g very interesting during the past week. Several
days have been employ ed in discussing the law on
ssury, mortgage, etc, and the debate is not yet
closed Several representatives, have asked the
Minister OF the Interior why he allowed the name
of the government 10 be employed by various lot
teries now selling tickets under the patronage OF
the government. Among these French Peter
Funks, the LOTTERY of the Gold Bars was pria-
cipally AIMED, and it has been decided 10 take up
the subject again on Saturday next.
The demand of three additional millions of
kancs for the President is daily the tapis in the
columns of the Elyseean papers. One may see,
without any difficulty, thu the intention of the
Elysee is to bring forth this demand TO try to have
he gauntlet picked up by some of the leading pa
pers, in order find the propitioss moment to pre-
cent the project 70 the Chambers. Till now, the
occasion has not oeen favorable: but, think, in
very short time we shall see the proposition made
The chest OF the President FOR the last three
months has been empty, and no one can tell what
would be the consequence II Louis Napoleon were
obliged, TOR another month, TO borrow money as
he Ii now dong.
An anniversary massin commemoration OF the re-
MTn OF Napole y remains, was celebrated in the
Chapel OF the lnvalids Sunday last, a: half past
eleven O'clock The ceremony Was imposing, and
she sIghl of this large hall, adorned with all the
hegs taken from the enemies OF France, and filed
with the remnant Of The living heroes of Napoleoa
wars, produced great effect upon The minds OF all
the strangers present The President anu his
uncle Jerome were seated ia iroat OF the choir,
and all the ministers and Leading Generals sur
rounded The Napoleon family.
The irtfegt OF Police ) the OF gCk.lshIu
an ordinance, which will be read with much IN
tefest by the working classes of Paris. You must
know that the sale of meat is not free here as II is
IN The United States The butchers are limited
and they pay for license 10 the government. This
state OF things renders the price II inca, me nsely
dear, and pound OF beef Is generally sold here for
from seventeen 10 twenty-five and twenty-five
cents. The working classes are not able TO pay
auch an enormous prlce Tor meat, and, If they eat
any IL is OF bad quality that II Is altOae Their In
furious Mr.. CARRIER had several meetings with
the Common Council and economists OF Paris,
and III short time, the lax upon the animals Will
be and The price OF meat wil of course,
become lower.
While MIR earlier is providing fer the animal
food OF the people, he prevents their being injured
~ their intellectual food. A great number Of
apothe cary shops have been instituted since the re-
vouton OF FL bruary, the propretors of which sell
indscriminatsl ~, either remedies socialist books
These vendors, Ia Rasydtt, have received or iers
10 shut their stores, and force viii be given to the
law II deemed necessary.
l.
Isseremtnt, lie Moattels du So,r, La Ga-ette ne
Fsanoe, and LIE P0uuOtr, are on the eye of recev-
ing deadly blow. The MOHtleu Eairerssi, 1
understand, has been authorized TO appear in the
evening; and, If this is put into executIon-if this
newspaper is only sold for three cents as the Others
be persuaded that shall be called TO assist
at the burial OF the six above named journals. Ia
fact, we have too many newspapers in Paris, and
the disappearance of many of them woald be con-
sldered as great benefit to the country at large,
and the capital IL particular.
In Piedmont. where MaZzlni is now at work. the
reconciliation between the government and the
Pope il not yet settled. M. de But,euva, who is
gong to Turn to take the place of NJ. Ferdinand
Barrett said 10 have be en- charged TO arrange the
affair. But, IN the meantime, instead of making
conce ssions 10 the Holy Father, Mr. Siccardi is
preparing law, by which certificates OF marriage
will no more be delivered by the clergy, bur by me
mayors. This will, no doubt, occasion another
shock in the country
AT Rome, the agent of the Rothschilds has re.
quesIed Cardinal Antonell to grant him the pro-
mise he had made in favor of his Hebrew brethren.
CARDINAL Antonelli has refused 10 do anything else,
but 10 place the Jews in the same condition as
other cltizens in presence Of the courts.
The Count OF Chambord (Henry the Vth,) left
Frohsdort on the LIST inst, on ms way TO Venice,
where he is going to spend the winter.
Understand that NJ. sam de Bots lie Comte,
Minister OF France 10 the United States, is on the
eve of returning here, and that M. de Bourboulon
will be left in Washington in his place. This is but
q momenisry decision, and perhaps there will be a
change in the embassy Of France will tell you
more anos.
One Of The most prominent men Of Frarse, who
has been Minister of Public Instruction for a long
time, died last week In Paris. His funeral was
attended by all the leading people of the capital,
and the President Of the French republic seni his
statesman b III. X.