The New York herald., 1851-08-01

place during the last sixty years, has not taught
the country to respect i Restore 70 tne law ~
to place yourselves under its protection.
The General descended from the tribune in th1
midst Of profound silence, and on resumng his
seat was only eomplimented by NJ AasVny
The assembly adjourned ut o'clock
The following is from Paris letter, dated Mon,
day, July IA, p. M =
The improveu ent in nercial affairs through.
out France, noticed in OF my letters last week.
continues to make further progress. The shop
keepers of Paris admit, that although the period OF
the year is generally considered as the . dead
season." yet their receipts are greater than during
the spring months Toe manufacturers OF articles
of luxury" are busily employed aud as Proot thae
the artisans in cabinet work not idle, cdn stats
that orders have been reccived by one house at
Nantes for not less than 10000 tons OF lii ahogany
and other wood, to be delivered in Paris. Several
extensive retail houses, which had hitherto acted
with extreme caution IN their purchases have late
ly given extensive orders To the manufacturers Iha
export trade has likewise improved AMI orders to
considerable amount have been received from tne
Pasha of Egypt. Letters from Lyons and St.
Etenne confirm the favorable accounts received LAST
week. The greater number Of the mills are fully
employed, and rise in tho price OF silk manutac-
factured goods is anticipated At Mines, like wise,
great improvement has taken place. he manu-
facturers there have received large orders from
Spain for shaws, and further orders are expected
from South America
The accounts from the agricultural districts
mention fall Of nearly frame the hectoltre in the
price Of wheat. Flour has likewise fallen in value
Opinions are conflicting with reference to the ap~
preaching harvest. Some farmers expect that tho
crop of corn will be equal % 1t air average others
confidently assert that no email portion of tha
wheat crop is damaged by disease, and that it will
be deficient. Wheat has oeen already reaped liz
the neighborhood of Toulouse, and the deficiency Of
the crop is estimated 1T fourth the late
rains have been highly favorable to the growing
barley and oats, anu the price has generally do
e ad i'm 10 m kat pE farm hay ssrlln
reap barley in many districts, and some complaints
have been made as to ihe produce. The cattle
mar liets in the ncighborhOpa of Paris were over
stocked last week, ap" some gfaziers who forced
sales were compelled ~ submit TO serious loss.
At the last fair OF Harbour oxen sold extremc-
ly well. la the Ju a. likewise, oxen hayerisen con-
siderably in price Letters irOn the departments OF
the Drome aud the Ardeche state that raw silk ia
eagerly sought for in the markets Of those Depart
ments at an advance prce AS the new SILK IS not
yet sufficiently abundant. the mill owners lind it
difficult to keep their u ils going. The cOnsign-
ments received at the wine market OF Berey i1ring.
the last week have been considerable, and seyervl
large sales have been effected Accounts from
the Cbarente lnferieure announced that the de-
ficency in the white vintage is estimated at
30 per cent, as compared with crop OF last year.
The accounts from the Bordeiiis likewise axe un-
favorable.
The Com mittee on the Budget has decided thai
it will request the Assembly 10 set aside, IN the law
on sugars, the amendment of NJ Charamaule which
places duty on alcohos from sugars equal TO that
To. morrow being the festival Of St. Henri, the
PATTON saint Of the C0Wpte dc Chambord, the egi--
tInist operatives of PARIS nave commanded solemn
service to be performed their expense, in the
church Of Notre Dame des Victories. The OPERA
tves are TO meet aterw trds at grand ban ilet, at
which the usual loyal toasts will be drunk in bum
pers. This fact is q remarkable proof of .he tole-
rant character OF the President Oi the republic and
Of his government 1t is not probable that Henry
the Fifth, should he return to tho Tuileries,
will permit the republicans OF Paris TO celebrate
the festival of any of their chiefs.
Alluding to ami tefsaries, t may not be out OF
place to observe that tins day is the anniversary Of
the capture Of the Bsstille. The republicans have
suffered it to pass without any manifestation.
The De6otS says:-"We are approach ng 1852.
Numerous ard extensive works for the employment
OF the popular Masses who atenel with want
ofwork, carnot be too actively organized. The 20.
vernment, which We do not latter, has turned its
attention to this point aud ge do not hesitate to
praise it FOR it. The thoughts of the present Minis
ter OF the Interior, from has accession 10 Office have
been fixed on the great public works projected ir
raf's' anu ne ufged the execution or tie re-
sumption Of them. The Prefect Of the Seine has
beer active and jealous auxiliary of the minister.
In ordinary cases. the good splrit OF the municipa.
council would do the rest oul IN this case, the vot,
Of the municipality would be ineficaciogs vithou.
the sanction Of the legislative power. These the
grand projects to be executed oy the city IL ThS
construction OF the Central iallcs. q The pro-
longation of the rue de Rvoli far the Hotel Do
viiie. Ih,s prolongntiou anS already been executed
as far as the rue do In biJtnelue, by tho stimuli
tapeous cooper iton of the city and by the state.
). The opening Of large street from the terminus
OF the Strasburg railway far az the boulc Yards
between the Portes 1t. Denis ana st. Mar in. In
order to execute such works without intc-rup.iop.
and on the scale which is proposed, the ordinary
budget has not sutii ,cnt resources. The expense,
which = one both sautary aud profitable, will be
voiy considerable, aud new loan of 5O,cJQ, ,O00f
can alone meet it, Ia spite of the dEculties Of the
present period, edit will no. be wanting 70 the
city, fpolitcal whim, through soms hostile caprice,
does not come and disturb the general economy Of
the municipal revenues, and attack the g1arantees
which they offer. The grea; works of the city may
be vctcriously defended in fiscal point Of view
IL is not difficult to prove that far from saeh expense
exhapsting, IL increases the financial prosperity Of
the city. But when once the material guarantees
are secured IT IL on the political side .ha. the new
loan must be more particularly looked a.. In the
trials which We have to pass through. il sec lres
employment TO the working classes 10. several
years, and will thus tend to consolidate the tran
quilli'y Of Paris and the tranquility Of Paris tho
peace Of the world"
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