The New York herald., 1851-09-25

suadsn change all over the country.
Ths bad weather has not on caused muc ch sickness
IN ever the country, and principally in Paris but it
Asa also been the cause Of noonveniencing and de-
psivhg The French people of many of their amuse-
nssts Among those Who we're disappointed, / may
naae the ganners and the amateurs Of other sports
~ho had no good chance on Friday last, which was
Assppointed day for the opening of the chase
despite Of very windy weather, half the fashion
~bIe citizens Of Paris went into the fields on that
celebrated and long expected day. Many persons,
who we're IN the country, returned 10 the city few
1sys BEFORE from their residences, in order 70 pur
chase ammunition necessary for that glorious ami
vsssary. The guusmiths, and snot and powder
sellers, were busy as possible, and, in short,
ne preparations as various and as well
managed as possible. The game was abun
aant; the partridges, the hares, qaails and phsa-
sants, had grown as numerous the sand Of the
SEA. Unfortunately, Thursday last, the wind
Aewed so strongly, and the cold was so disagreca.
sle, thai on the next morning it was really impos-
stble to meet bird. Ii is well known that during
chilly day the animals and birds are more wild,
and this unfortunate cause created much disappoinL
neDt and trouble among the large company Of gun
ssrs have seen about 4 dozen Of my brothers
N Ae Dobje art Of the chase, who have returned
Aem the fields much disappointed with their bad
hek. No doubt they will have their revenge on
another occasion; bat for the present they are at
hberty to complain, and they use it freely.
Despite the cold weather We have had TWO fete
N the neigh6orhood of Paris, which are worthy Of
being mentioned They both took pla,e on San-
asy last. at Versailles, and the other at st. Cloud
IAe'et tsc royal palaces were opened to the public,
1ox the last time Of the season, and the rail@sy
company organized their trains iu suck way as
20 allow every ore to witness the tw, grand dis
plays of the waterwofks, which had been announced
5oY that day-that of Versailles from two till four
o'clock, and that Of st. Cloud from i've till seven
s'cloek AT Versailles the waters were magnificent,
and tle crowd immense At -. Cloud, where the
annlal fair held with much splendor the gar
aens was thrown open TO the public, and all tue
sssesaes 1as of water, grottos and promenades,
visited by these who had already spent
= part of the day at Versailles. la the eve
ming, the appearance Of the Champ de Foire was
really splendid. 1t was, indeed, a great pleasure
80 see these thousand shanties illuminated and fill
ID with 600 OF all sors, pheIomenors of all kind,
neunebanks Of all descriptions, and quacks Of ali
saAracters The music Of the brass bands the shouts
ss the shownen who were exhibiting their "mer-
maids" "r.m Thumbs" and ''elephants' aud
ths ex ciement Of the people, great everything
really French, which is to say amin ated and
pisy In short, the ST Cloud affair was very bril-
ispt; and it was visited by large number OF To-
yeisners.
As m ay be seen, every thing is done to revive a
httle the dupess Of Septem Der hfe and IL those
who try to do it, the caterers of public pleasure,
serve well Of the country This evening, the ma
nsger Of the enterprise Of thirty days OF pleasure
Jor fifteen francs, gives his subscribers the frs.
Fee Of ''his month" This grand affair is to take
place IN TIE PARK OF the Chateau dAsnieres, where
Ave orchestras have been organised where fifty
Thousand eoored globes will light the alleys sad
ssshee Stoy1so, aud where all the ladies who will
enter the gates will be presented With bouquet of
the choicest flowers. AL this is borrowed from the
YcDpons programme Of Mr. Rion; but as far as it
gees. am told by some friends who have some
knowledge CT that at lir, that there is q great deal
Of sfhuEbug in it. We shall if Mr.. Rion has pro-
niscd his subscribers "more bread than butter"
An fer the national fetes" of Messrs. Horeau
Place and Ruggieri, the utms,t secrecy lie kept on
- foretell wbs, they vill be.
Whilst We are thus in the expectation of so much
pleasure, the manufacturer OF cloths Of the ciy of
EIbccuf, where the trade of the woollen good. has
meet extended, was destroyed. Mr.. Grsndin was
she proprietor VI the largest manufactury OF the
seuntry, asG the Ire haviog taken place in one of
the rooms, II spread with such rapidi,y, that
within Two hoars, this huge mandatory, the
iNgest OF France vas reduced to ashes The loss
ts immense, and IL is represented a. about
Eve millions OF fraIcs. This sudden and uu-
expected disaster, has somewhat enhanced the
price Of cloths On the market, and it will give much
more value To the American goods, which were
ssnswhat neglected in the United States. / sm
cold, by very oompe tent Judge, that a. the exhi-
hilton Of London, the American cloths were con-
sisered as far superior TO anything ever exhibited
n shat line, coming from the United States.
Nessrs. Withered, Of Baltimore, have produced
soGe pieces Of black doe skin cashmere, which at
rraeted the stten lion o. AL viSters connected with
that branch Of commerce. Besides, that the prices
'sf these articles we're so reduced, in comparison
with thofe OF Europe, that VIC cannot but be as
tenshed az seeing how ioolishly the tailcrs Of Tue
United states employ any other kind Of cloths for
their trade. This deserves consideration.
very excellent idea about cloths, and SAMPLES
Of ell kinds has just been brought out by two
Partisan gen;lcmen-Messrs Oh. Aubin, of Paris
Who have maize arrangements with the manlfsc-
tursrs Of France apd England, to furnish the
American marke. vita sampes Of the newest pat.
ferns of all Kind OF goods three months in advance
Of their appearance in Paris and in London. no
doubt this enterprise viii soon meet with deserved
suceess.
The newspapers from London have ma ie great
tsss about the discovery Of gold mines in Austraia
The managers Of that affair." which has been put
into shares, have kSucd the most hum bzgging
prospeeus, and sent ANY agents on the continent
20 enbst miners and voTkmen Of all trades TO send
then % this new California. Till now, these ennis
s@Lles have not succeeded In their enlistment, and
Rat fe~ trenchmen have swallowed the bait IL is
said m ars, that this dscoveryis made up sf,ir
rhlsn naa n Truth IN u, and cannot be accounted
fr. We az know very well that Australia is half
deserted country that II Il, btsdei the refpgius
Of all the eonsicts Of Epglsnd, and this not very
eptieiDg for laboreTs. No doubt the same game
VIII be tried in the United States. Yankees be-
ware
A very disagrecable affair took place a few day,
ago, in which an American gen .leInan has been in-
pllcated. IL appears that 10 the rue 81 Lsyaro
there was woman who, under the appearaGce Of
being miliner, had taken under her care young
grls Of 6isecn, sixteen, and eighteen years, whom
abe tried to induce 70 prostitution. Her place was
frequented by many h0crtincs. and the police, hav-
ing known the whole affair, invaded the house, on
Saturday last, and found there many young men
and young giFls, who were assem bled together for
no good purpose. al II them we're sen. 20 prison,
and, after an exaui-at0n, part q thcm were kep,
". UL LnEvs rrQ nat IL La.
seen proved that young girl Of fftesn he'd
neen put into a sieep, by taking a narcotic, and
tnAt, bong N this horrible situatiOr. the had been
sosndoned 20 the hecrtious dorres Of an Aner rican
xentsman, whose maine begins Ei.h an T., The
srders 70 arrest him were given % the getrarrfs
hut u appears that Mr ]. having found out tia.
his crime was known. had lime enough 10 leave
PARE FOR belgium, where he il row out of the yrasn
Of cur laws More aEon, On this sab;ect ,she,, thr