The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-10

French STANDARD si planted sixty yeats ago by the
aniortunale La Peyrouse, 10 that OF the New England
States ltpredics that GIBRALTAR and a New Orleans
may ye aIise amidst The soades Of Ssgalisn and un-
iocs golden future possible along the banks OF the
Amar-a river not inferior to the Amazon OF the Mis-
slssppi, and which empties itself opposite this island
aiei having, by ITS tributaries. penetrated into the heart
OF Tue chinese empire and beyond the aurfeous eslab
lshmenis Of Russian Siberia
Tie French government amour sss 10 the Bfsnitsu
The satisfactory renewal of lis relations interrupted
during the past year, with the republic OF Ecuador the
notification OF Santa Annals elevation 10 The presidency Of
the Mexican republic; that OF the marriage OF Prime,
william Frederic brother OF the King OF Holland with
the Princess Amelie Marie, daughter OF the Duke OF
SAKE Weimar- Esenach and that OF the death OF Prince
dc Hohenzellern Sgmaringen. Tor whom the Emperor
wears mourning for two days.
The Moni!eur completed on Sunday a long series of
DEGREES promslgaling the hundred and sixty-two
laws adopted by the legislative body, and perseyerngly
not Opposed by The SeAale during their tecen session.
Yesterday Il published several pea decisions oil xfeat
Importance statute emanating from the initiative Of
the Emperor. and ordained in conformity 10 the proys
IONS oil The setatus consuitum of the 7h of November
1884, regulates The rank and obligations OF the mem
beers OF the imperial family, substituting Tor the authority
OF the code Nap leon that OF the sovereign HIMSELF in ad
dshg certain civil relations OF the praces, Whose mar
riages adoption Of natural children, choice even Of
sociaes, and exercise OF civil rights 10 be controlled
by the head of their family; decree pronouncng the
suppression OF the Ministry OF General Police and trans
ferfng its attributes TO the Ministry OF the Interior, In
view OF the calm and see 4rty which reign ihdulhaut the
country, and dispense With this institution founded only
on exceptional circums'ances'-,he motive thus assign
ed for the decree being Of nae Quiet the apprehen
sions cctsdlsd by number OF recent arrests in Paris
decree establishing al The Ministry OF the Interior an ad
mnlstraon or supentendence of general surety en-
bracinG the general coresboience the police general
and Special the press, printing and publishing establish
ments and the police archives" decree appointing the
superintendent, Of this bureau decree eleyatng NJ
de Maupas, the late Minister Of General Police 10 the rank
Of senator, and aeG decfees promoting OF the late
ministers atancts TO til. grade OF officer aud two others
TO that OF knight, OF the Legion Of Honor The same
number Of The Unitsur Announces that the Emperor has
decided TO restore the Ministry of Agriculture and Com.
merce, TO which the actual arbutoGs Of The Minister OF
Public Works will be transferred this new ministerial
department will be con1ded 10 NJ. Masna II also an.
nounces that NJ de Maupas will soon be appointed to
diplomatic post, which, however is not designated The
Non'tsW OF tins moning brings fresh batch OF noe-
rial dec!ees Ohe OF them makes an additional modhcs-
ion IN the mechanism OF government by Restoring the
General Bureau OF Direct Contribution and placing M
Fandal at its bead. Others nominate large number Of
magistrates, ami ldses Of peace and of com nercal r.
bunas The rest provide for tho enforcement, in Axers
OF restrictive ordinance against lotteries for univer
sal exhibition OF fine arts we'll OF industry in 1855
at Paris and for the inhumaon OF the late PapaI
Nunco in the vaults of The Metropolitan church
/ The municipal council does not forget the dead even
in its present extraordinary haste demosh and con-
suuc abodes for the living. Il has Just allotted por-
ton OF the eastern cemetery for the burial of Mussu-
men who de in tbs gathering place OF tepre
senailves oil every nation and anos, every creed The
Cosmopolitan character OF Paris extends TO The .'ces OF
the dead which nearly surround it, and is no less yisi
4 bic in Psre la Cause than the Boakuards The Pa
rlsan lifts his hat with equal reverence Tor ndiference)
i -,
an Indian "meicine-man," Hindoo brahmin, a Greek
papa. or a cardinal OF the Church OF Rome But Paris.
aas admire an imposing spectacle, and The solemn pomp
with whici The ob'elues of Archbishop Garbadi (the
Papa Nuncio) were cele balei Tuesday attracted an
immense crowd TO the cithedra OF No,re Dame
The remarkable mortality among the convic,s a, Guya.
naor rather the attempt of that colony make out to
be proportonale 10 the mortality in the prisons OF France
eliced the other day some startling statements in the
Journal des De5a from Dr. ela member OF the institute
and the esrpS isgtsia and ex member OF the Leg
Assembly who did no, hesitate TO declare that unless re
forms were speedily made in The administration of G1ya
would deserve to be called mol peniieH,iary but
noruary colony" The Monisu repels the charges of
DR.. Leoi vino, asserts, has compared the figures Of
fered by Guyana during an exceptional epidemic, with
those offered by the prisons. OF France during normal
state OF health. However this may be, is dent from
the report OF the governor himself, that there is wide
margin for reforms in The colony OF Guyana
The report OF the French commissioners OF the great
London Exhibition has just been presented to the En-.
peror by Baron Charles Dupn. During the twenty
months that have elapsed since their return from London
the commissioners have been occupied in preparing thirty
voumnous special reports, the head of which figures
elaborate general report ~ Baron Charles DIpn The
whole will be printed at the expense OF government in
style worthy OF the grandeur OF the OCCASION and OF
the perfection which France has carried the ypograph.
zeal art may not be surprising TO find, running through
nearly all these documents, the streak OF national
vanity which the Introductory report but the col
lection cannot fail to be available. IT will form an
inventory OF The industrial of the world Il will
be more enduring monument THAI the famous Crystal
Palace.
Paris Is dali at this moment Coli, rainy weather gives
dismal look TO the public gardens, which are
usually attractive IN the leaiy onh OF June II spos
the destinations OF the and balls in The open air
peculiar to this season, although IL is raAer favorable
than Otherwise the theatres But neither the theatres
nor the annual artists exhibition has retained in town the
flock OF summer wanderers who have Huiefed durpg the
water in the gilded cages OF fashion. and who mi
crate to old family chaeaux, to watering and gambling
baunts, inland and the seasbsre the channel
TO the mounains-anywbere out OF Paris IL il be only to
the lac dEngiun or to ST. German. Meanwhile, those
who remain entertained with compliment accounts, in
the Official lourns,, OF the parades with which Marshal
De Saint Armand, the Minister OF War, welcomed by
the army the OF his military 10 the interior
OF mannuvres and sham fights at the Of Saory, OF
Heifzut. OF ST. Oner; and OF real fighting between VIC
toou, French troops and the Ksbyle mountsneers; and
finally 10 end where began. with "a Of wofds on
the eastern question. C.