The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
France.

The dates from Paris extend to the 9Th inst.
AZ immense sensation has been produced at the
Boyrse and in political circles by fresh article Of
M. Granier de Cassagnac, the subject of Bel
gium. The grave feature in this composition is the
declaration OF the writer that tho aggressive articles
OF the Constitutional against the Belgian govern
ment have been undertaken with the express sane
ton Ct Louis Napoleon, and composed under his
auspices. This so important that shall give you
d. hraner dc Cassagnacs own words:-
ibe Belgian journals hostile to the Prince President
preend to believe that the Of tariffs announced in
our preceding article, menace bcgot Of
fancy Invented by caprice and altogether foreign to
lie views OF che French government and they add that
the Catholic party i'll Belgium begged of the Eysee and
Of ourselves this commnatory manifesto. with the view
oipfuencirg the elections in their favor Resigned
We are to cur modes and position in Journalism and poll
tics cannot allow to be imputed to sufficient levity
to tteat with nation, frem equal to equal in
name What serious man can believe, that having the
h6 nor and being bound by the duty of approaching the
head OF the State should have been far wanting
the respect due TO his person and to his power to i'm
pcae his policy in matters eminently grave and deif
cate without having previously consulted his intention
ana convene Vt is not. therefore, in name
believe TINT have spoken Of the III which
sonm'icia relations OF Belgium with France might be
ambassador Inform il Of the truth il our words do not
rsprescn, this with sufficient credit.
The Nonafepy on the following day came out with
tn apl ended lame attempt nj Gisavowa -:
IL az quite natural TO attribute to the government
the Ideas pot forth by the journals Which usually
support il: but when such journals give those ideas
as the piive;e expression OF the sentiments OF the
reproaeh Ut unt;uth (n6dttte) or OF exoggeration.
They thus assume in fact, official language,
which ei d to their articles an importance which
thefe ought never to have.
Wren the government wishes to make known its
real intention, il oonfoes that Intention in The Hon
tcpr, its sole organ. No publication in any other
newspaper can engage the governments response
bnty The CenSam,oni,a's article Of this aay
ob!iges us to make this declaration
In rejo,dsr TO this, the next day the Consiiip-
tionnd published most extraordinary article from
The pen OF DR. Neron. the proprietor Of tho paper,
in which he declares that SINCE the coup d efat, NJ.
. Grapicr &c Cassaguac had been the direct medium
OF communication between the Prince President of
the republic and the Constitutional, ard further
affirming that tho articles in the paper. both with
reference 10 the Cbangar nier affair and to Belgium
represented the personal views ard sentiments of
Louis Napoleon NJ dc CassagDac follows this up
by declaring that the cosamnntge in the Coastitp-
to,a in no respect disayows the policy with regard
to BE GUM. which he had proposed in his articles
Ilris dispute between the French government and
the Co'strtio.nd is likely to lead to important re-
suits II il be true, as that newspaper afirms, that
il has only Interpreted the secret views of LOU, Ma
loecn. which have been entrusted to NJ de Cassag-
nac then a rupture between France and that power
must epsue. Any act Of aggression on the part Of
France towards Belgium would lead to grave com
plicaiions and speedily to an European war.
The CcnSttpti0anci, Gas we learn by tclegraph)
had received Il first warning from the government,
in const queuce Of which Dr. Veron had intimated
his intention Of declining to insert any more articles
from tie pen Of Casa gnac.
The M0ngep has the followng:--
by decision Of the Minister Of Finance tho interest
Oh treasury bonos fixed follows from this duyNor
bonds a. from tour five months date Two per cent;
from six 10 eleven months two and balf per cent ard
fer one year. at three and half per cent This reduce
ton in the rate f interest has become Necessary in
sequence o. the increasing amount Of cash IN the treasury
This amount Is now ninety -four millions, although the
rembur to the stockholders who have not accept
cd the conversion have all been effected.
The above announcement caused slight rise on
the Boarse for the funds and railway shares.
The French evolutionary columns in Algeria had
met with some fresh successes against tho y.rions
tubes which the! are cndeayoring 10 suhjugate.
TRADE on THE REru8Lio.
The principal featuie remarked by strangers in
the aspect Of Paris. is the considerable number of
new houses which all sides in course Of con-
structien I IS admitted that tac building trade
has seldom been mote prosperous than at present,
and the cons, qnence is that tlero IS rather = DC.
Goicncy than redundancy Of operatives.
The manufacturers Of tie capital arc not alto
gethor % well satisfied They begin to complain
that their season has terminated earlier than usual,
and that their orders for expectation have been
fewer than during previous years. The manuiac-
turers OF what termed ebietS ne tare are the
ouJest in uttcring those complaints. The dealers
in fancy articles are largely indebted for their
rreson prosperity to the crowds Of strangers who
focledtc Paris 10 witness the feast OF eagles"
The cabinet makers in the Faubourg 81. Antoine
last few days. The Emperor Soulouquc has COM
manded that his palace shall be newly furnished,
and hc has further granted permission to import
into Hay certain articles of luxury free Of duty.
The Paris manufacturers are preparing to take adj
vantage OF this permission The partisans of 'pro-
tocti,n' cxertiug Themselves TO obtain an aug.
nentatop Of the custom tariff. The agricultural
committee az Lille, for example, hns addressed
circular TO the other committees in the department
of tie North to petition the government to impose
IN additional duty Of IT. The 100 kiiogrammes on
foTe IN auN thread imported into France. The pre-.
texts. hat tic importation Of foreign iax.thread
i itiui ot t. tic agricultural interest in the de-
rattmcnt Oh lie North. The manufacturers on The
other hard admit thai such measure would be
fatal TO the French linen manufacture. The ac-
counts received Com the manufacturing districts
continue favorable. Both cotton and wool are ia
demand. at advanced prices, IN Hayre' me
mal uiachuers Of Goucn, Mplhouse, RoubaiX,
aEa Elbeaud, have disposed Of nearly all their
stock and orc now in the market 70 purchase
the raw material. | have to notice considerable
rise IN copper. This Is attributed 10 the miners IN
\ fouih America having abandoned the copper mines
I to tcsk to California 70 seek for gold. Ths magni.