The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

lis produce Of about 1000 OOOf This applies
to the WOODWORK only and the number
about $50 The average rate Of wages Tor The
makers of chairs Is A. 11c and for turner's chairs 81
&c The turner's who make legs Of tables and other
reckon o. masters and $50 workmen, who make an
az rag amounts So ss This Speciality produces goods
siness consisting Of the carving and ornamenng articles
Of furniture employs an ensemble 81 CD and 1l25
worknen who do business to the amount Of 200 0oof
The saving establishments by which the furniture ma
nufactories supplied occupy 347 persons and
workmen, and the amount Of business done 0oof
The average rate Of wages Of the woren is AZ 25c
they uate being out Of work three
in the year The manufacture of bronze is another OF
the most important ones OF Paris it produces for
23Oo0.0oCf annually. The average rate Of wages is
a. lSc for men and but very few women are employed
months; the dead season is from June to August
January to March The upholstery trade is also very
important branch. 1t does business the amount OF
2l0o0OC0f annually and occupies about go persons
great number OF these The average rate OF
wages for men is 4f &c, and for women IL ole The
paperhapging trade is also very important in Paris
indeed it may be called essentially Partisan
There are engaged in it III masters who employ 2o5
worken and do business to the amount Of 10000 000f
The average rate Of wages AZ 10c day but there is
dead Of about four months. The looking-gass
to about 5ooo0oof The average rate of wages
is 81 Ole day. The number of persons, masters aud
workncn, employed in wood gliding Ia $40 and the
amount Of business done 4,500O0of the workmen earn
average 81 SEC. day The manufacturers of gas
fittings and Of lamps do business to the amount Of
| l2ooooo0f annually, and about 5000 persons en-
| ployed.
The Corsaie has the following on the approach
| inc elections
Scarcely seven days separate from the solemn
the elections NJ. Berger by recent proclamation
reminds us France in full peace, of the last
communicated notes. of the Moniter clearly proves
Things their normal state at Paris. Money is cir
culatng people labor in the workshops laugh in the
eyards The has only soft like the signs Of
the oan harp At the Bourse the Five per Gents have
reached 1857 soc. Everything announces prosperous
titraon; have the return Of the golden age. And
yethow these indications Of
prosperity Paris docs dot appear to think more Of the
ections than Of the discovery OF the squarng of the
circle We neither placards OF electoral committees,
| candidates circulars. voting papers. In the
Oldest times of the monarchy the electors called com.
po;itors to explain themselves before them Who now
people know is that there two three journalists
(MM Amedec de Cessna and Louis Veron, for exampe)
think of the honor of sitting in the Palas Bourbon
pliers and moralists-ssek. good deal has been said
about the indifference of the Neapolitan peoplehas it
passed the Alps!
The receipts of the theatres which receive subven-
ton from the government amounted in December
last to 275 46If 9o those of the secondary houses,
to 1872 957f 54c of the concerts, to Co. 1907 &c. and
Of the curiosities to s,593f 9sc.-making total of
722 e03f &c., being l56, 697f 76c less than in the
preceding month.
The sums deposited in the Paris Savings Bank,
during the past week, amounted TO 7S0, 45Sf, from
$3.50 depositors; and the sums drawn out, to
35l,Sl4f.
The famous picture gallery Of the late Marshal
Soult will be sold by auction at Paris in May In adj
dion to works of several of the great masters, it
ans many of the best fMillo and of others of the
Spanish school, When the old Marshal was com
mandng in Spain, he helped himsef sans ceremonie,
to every painting of real value which he could find in
chateau, palace, convent, and church.
In the course of the month of January, the Paris
mint commenced coinage Of Of pieces, bearing the
ehigy Of the President of the republic, The likeness
not being considered good one, only 5000 coins
were struck off. At present the dies have been re-
touched, and the coinage will be Immediately pro-
ceeded with.
| nj NJ ,rn1pr
date of the 23d nit, says The Partisan journals find
something to write about the subject Of Lord john
liberty of comment without fear Of punishment is
wonderful luxury and very comfortable indulgence
messed sipce the eoup Sea, The change in the British
ministry had no effect on the Bourse.
an address to the electors Of the Seine by pne
H. the ground that, having been sentenced to expu
sion. he not qualified candidate NJ Bocher viii be
tried by the ordinary tribunal charge Of distributing
sedous papers these consisting Of the letter Of
tctamcntary executors Of Louis Philippe to the Prince
President with the letters Of members Of the Royal
family relative to conscation DEGREES The three
persons arrested with NJ Bocher charged with abet
ting the circulation so-caed scdtous writings
Several additional candidates have been named by the
| President for seats in the Corps Legislature"
The Litefe Lille that the decision relative to
the last OF the prisoners confined in the citadel just
| been carried into execution NJ. Gulaux has been
stored unc additionally to liberty NJ Delwarcx and NJ
Gramain editors Of the du Nod received orders
the department in which they will nx their
dence horc Of the Seine and the Nord being however
| interdcted to them.
Orders have been already to Rochcot for clearing
the hngnc at that port Of the convics $50 of them will
embarked at their request board the Aler
vce. to be taken to Cayenne. The remainder will be
placed in the bagnc at Brest.
An avocat Of Condorn who is compromised in the Gers.
arrested few days since at Bayonnc at the moment
when he was preparing to cross the frontier into Spain
NJ. Souesme, landed proprietor at Mentargis,
fenced to transportation by court martial in Paris Sa
turday for having taken past in manifestation at Mou-
targis the 9th of December when brgadier Of gen.
darmerie killed. Cherry sentenced to q similar
punishment Zanote to imprisonment for ten years and
Chaneau. by majority Of four voices to three to i'm
| prsonment for five years.
decree from the President of the republic has just
appeared making further regulations relative to
the uniforms appropriated to the members Of the Senate
and Of the Council Of State.
paris Correspondence Of the London News. Feb 24l
memorial has just been presented to the Council Of
State which bids fair to bring down avalanche of
napartist claims upon the treasury Count Montholon
general 1915 You may remember that Jerome b.
naparte applied to tho Legislative Assembly for similar
indemnity and obliged to withdraw his petition The
claim Of Count Montholon has been referred to a COM
mttee which has appointed NJ. villemain to report
thereon.
Not the least important feature in the list Of govern
ment candidates for the Corps L<ssais the
Dupns name which expected to be adopted the
Nevrc The signature of the protest against the cons-
cation-decree to have produced an irreparabe
breach between Louis Napoleon the xPrcsdent Of
the National Assembly Hence the the Nievrc
expected to be Of the sharpest the Of the
ston being eanyassed by the of Louis Philippe
The administration is making immense efforts to throw
him out but at present he to have every chance
Of success.
The Steele publishes the following denvc list Of oppo-
sition candidates for Paris dupont de rEure GEN
eral Lamoricere, General Cavagnac Carnot, Goud-
chaux, Bixio Eugene Sue, and Ferdinand Las
teyrie In support of their election, the Steele
says few words, which will not be lost upon the nte
gent electors Of Paris who read the independent press
with the more aydity that is prevented by brute
force from speaking out.
La France Na'oieonenne has the following which may
be regarded as semo announcement 1T is said
to be certain that the siege in Paris win be
raised immediately after the meeting of the Senate
and the Corps Legislntf The date of this convocaon
not yet fixed The Goth Of March and the 5th of May
are spoken Of However appears to be the intention
the not to convoke the deliberatvc po
cal bodies before having issued all the DEGREES which
considers necessary for the organization Of vigorous
thority and administration.
IMPROVEMENTS OF PARIS.
1t would seem that in the midst of coups detat the
framing OF constitutions DEGREES and imperialism the
Prince President has not forgotten for one moment the