New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
FRANCE.

On Wednesday, the 9Th May, the
anniversary of the death of the Emperor Napoleon
more than usually imposing funeral service was cele'
braed in his honor in the Chapel OF the lnvades AT
an early hour the constituted bodies of the State all at
tired in their official costumes assembled in the Chapel
which hung entirely in black for the occasion A.
o'clock precisely the President of the Republic ar
rived. He accompanied by the Minister at War,
and escorted by detachment of Cuirassers He was
received at tie gate of the Church by the Governor OF
the Hotel the high functionarles of State by whom
he was conducted with all due ceremony a
served for him the altar. The service Immediately
commenced and lasted hreequarters OF an hour
The President was then with the same ceremonial,
conducted back to his carriage, which was waiting in
the Court of Honor" Here and as tar as the outer
gate the old soldiers of the Empire drawn in
two lines and they greeted the President as he passed
On the Espanade immense multitude had collected,
and loud and frequent acclamatons were heard as his
carriage moved on slowly-aa Pds-through the dense
ranks.
The weather has been rather unseason-
able in France Since the frost the night of 10Th ult
before reported) wine and silk have taken consider
able rise price both in Paris and the Departments
In the Bordeais the vines in the district of Bsye on the
right bank of the river have been much injured that
not over half crop ia expected la the Bias Langudoc,
AT Pezeras Narbonne Cette and Montpelier it's equally
bad and in the Cher the loss is estimated at one ourt
the vines IL is believed that the mulberry trees had
suffered with like severity, but the gentle rains that
succeeded have restored the leaves to their natural
color.
The silk weavers of Lyons are engaged
with some activity in fulfilling orders for the Worlds
Fair at NewYork.
M. Lagarde, who has been refugee IN
BELGIUM since the events of December died on Saturday
last at Brussels Previous to his exit he Mayor OF
town In the Lot Garonne and has left 100000 francs
,ofound an agricultural school in that department
A dispatch from Paris, of the 9th, says
. re Concession to the Paris and Cherbourg, and Bor
deaux and Cette Railroad is adjourned but 100000
francs will be advanced to the Company to commence
their works"
Ten thousand cards of admission have
been issued to witness the ceremony OF presenting eagles
70 the troops on the 10th of May in the Champ de Mars
There were 10000 applications more or less) Paris
eyerfowing with strangers attracted to witness the ete
Anon the most prominent OF the day one that
me troops will hand to the President an address signed
by them as soldiers and citizens and calling him for
the good of the country and the stability of Govern
mentr to take on himself the title of Emperor
Five important bills are soon to be
submitted to the Legislative Body namely-to authorize
the Paris and Cherbourg Railway the Communal Law,
the Law on Public Instruction, and the Customs Law,
and the Credit for the Drainage Works in Sologne
We read in the PresSe that the plans
for Crystal Palace in the Champs Eysee have been
adopted and the execution OF them will shortly COM
mepce NJ Httory is said to be the contractor tor tins
colossal work, for the accomplishment of which the
Care Marigny will be considerably enlarged The
hight Of the building viii exceed that Of the towers
Metre Dame
The budget for 1853, lately submitted
tothe Legislative Corps confirms the details given some
days since relative 10 its contents. From the papers
Just printed for the of the Chamber il appears that
the ordinary expenditure OF the State Is calculated at
lic72lOlff and the credits aoeaied for exraor Ii.
nary works at 80 33if total l,4s6,955 3i5f The
wsys and means estimated at lii6 i3lf SO that
the expenditure will PROBABLY exceed the receipts by
4Ue25,9l7L The Minister of Finance s authorizes 70
issue Treasury Bonds for the service of the Treasury
and the negotiations with the Bank of France but those
Bones In circulation not to exceed $50 00000Of la
tnH amount however not 10 be included the Bonds
oevered to the Snkny Fund in virtue of the law of the
lUh OF June, 1893 the Bonds deposited "a a guar
antee In the Bank OF France in the discount Banks
Dor those which may be necessary 20 issue for the
execution OF the decree OF the 18th OF March 1852 Tne
enectFe force OF the army be maintained in Algeria
In le3 Is liked at 1896 men, and IA ,6I5 horses TIE
Var estimates are set down at 32i 9 665f, amount
superior to that of ISL but inferior by 9lf to the
allegation in 1852
The affairs of the Lottery of the Lingot
dor have Just been exposed before a court flaw Oar
readers viii remember thai the scheme oths Californian
iary seven millions Of tickess nj one franc each
grafton Of party Of volunteers 20 California Bai ts
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