New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

Prom Frame have nothing more snY'ab~"s lo@" '"e
fsctuating accounts II the grain market - o..
Numerous vessels had arrived 1t Msrsehes WIZ ~nss,
fem Odessa These sdvices were OF me sist UT Inc
,ree on wheat had fallen considerably At Rouen and
m "a M ey.e AZ yilereuve Astadort Msrrnande and
No;s,sc In the Lot and Geronne. letter from Pars
says Cha, the Government sero.s occuea co,'a q
pss The present system Of retaining store OF Hour in
vsrehouses supply for the inhabitants in ease Of
srsreity "a condemned defective notwithstanding the
encrnous expense entails The supply At present in the
srspsres Of Paris il not than sufficient for twenty
seven days consumption Two plans have been suggested
and are ct present under considerations The first recon-
urpds more strict monopoly in the sale Of bread By
Emitting the number Of bakers, and compiling them to
aeposif security which shall be employed 70
purchase -four when the price lo. and the heur thus
purchased shall be taken charge Of by the Municipal
Council OF Paris, The other plan proposes 70 remove all
restriction. from the trade and to 90 away WIN .ne mo
baters In this latter maximum price TO be hxed
Sor the ~ loaf bu With permission 10 sell = o. mueh
below that a. they like The Emperor Understood to
Later accounts from the Grain Market received ~
Paris 5sh announced that there had been large ~
Rpei;,h and American Breadstuhs at Have ana P,,ees
had consequently declined by francs per DHsrei a. a.
sIe, where prices had fallen 10 consequence OF the IN
sup were quiet and at Nantes there had
Isrp decline Of from 50 cents to franc per hect'e'
At ssrssburg the market we, quiet on,ogrs On the 9Th
tnst a French paper msieiOusly Observe bOuIogne
shss wealth of glorious "reminiscences for the members
decree the Minister Of Instruction orders that aisrge
allowance OF meat end wine and shall be given to
the students ct the three great College OF Paris
seditious address posted upon the vans OF hheih'
Surpp the night Of the inst Next morning crowds as
ssmbied TO read it, but disposition TO make disturb
was manifest .-. n. ....,,o o.
Do GOOD business. but the sorekeepen are nearly IDLE
this Being the dead season for retail and made Sill
"desder the high price of provisions The rise IN the
rce Of six had been much felt by the manufacturers
a LYONS Nsmes and St EtenDe but Fortunately Tor sn
se syge oders received from the United States enabled
L1or fbeir crnIylOyed
Seture has been active in the above cities this year
Louis the scventeenth--A Nut for Rev. Mr.. Hanson.
Prom ID. Paris Correspondent Of The London Atlas
The absence of the Court and the consequent release
itcm coury obligations enables us, while we have no
present duties to discharge to turn our attention 70 .e
nried but not resolved by the death Of the DaoPhn
"Lous Dix sept as some people persist IN den1nnanY
atjoD as that of he mpostor who calls himself the son
"of Louis Seize OF the claimants to the title
and esate Of rghtfu sovereign Of France to the honor oil
he Baron de Rchemont be it spoken, he alone has main
tanned his path through life in perfect honor and repecta
by Unlike the other pretendcrs, he has ever refused
ali pecunary aid from his adheren and preferred 10 i've
in a reduced and modest manner upon the means ne en-
loved by Int legacy Of the Dowager Duchess OF Or
ieans who denominates him in her will as ce m1lureH1
suces 10 throw certain interest round the story OF the
Baron de RchemoDt and that he is gone to his last
account and can no longer be made atoo Tor parry vo
well 10 examine carefully the possibyo his adventures
M he himself recounted them leaving the probability OF
their 10 be Judged by the result of their comb
nation First of all the great fact OF the escape of the
Dauphin from the Temple is well established by the
archives Of the police where is still preserved the order
cent out TO the departments to arrest on every high rosa
m France any travellers bearing with them child OF eight
wears Of age iherosbOut there had been an escape
OF royalists from the Temple go
This order bears date June eth 1885, the very day OF the
death Of the child in the Temple when the post mortea
examination confirmed Desaul the doctor who performed
n in The opinion that the child the Dauphn and
IN
the Dauphns death The next day. Seveste, the deputy
announced officially to the Convention the death of Louis
Cape The fact of this public announcement made at the
moment with the private command to search and
arrest all travellers needs comment Desault found
dead in his bed few days AFTER supposed to have been
poisoned by the drink given him by the Conyenonnels
and thus for awhile all Suspicion uled and tho nation
convinced that there more need to fear an attack
Of the foreigners to succor the D9uphn when sppears 70
have been the great bugbear of the time The manner of
his rescue which absurd to our matter ffGct gene
ration is not impossible whom viowed with the spirit OF
ING IL with great truth and vvac,y he proceeded he
would tell how the woman Simon having been bought
over by the Count do Fr,ee roydlst eHrage had con
sened 10 admit Oardas medical attendant upon the
child-that Oardias had undertaken TO carry out the
whole aar-and that the only thing required OF La Simon
was 10 get herself discharged for neglect of duty by GER
tain day Meanwhile the prescription of the doctor air
and exercise having been refused by the Comte du Salu
Public dangerous in consequence OF the numerous
srems esorted by the Roysts to obtain possession of
The Dauphns person, application was made by Oar
ais for large rocking horse by way of substitute The
application graned-the Order Tor tne supply oi Tue
horse still exists 0ardias managed to send in the toy
The me asurement of which is gven on the very day OF
the dismissal Of La Simon and amid all the confusion oc
casoped by the abrupt of her furniture The body
of the horse contained child whose slumber produced
by narcotic drugs remained unbroken while he takon
from his hiding place and deposited in the bed where
the Duuphn sick unto death with the solitude and misery
Of his prison. had lain down for weeks The child
thus made replace him an orphan from the deaf and
dumb asylum and this circumstance made to account
for the fact recorded by every ohroneer of the time that
the Dauphn spake single word for than four
months preceding his death The commission appolned to
vist him in his prison expaaie largely upon the circum
stance Of his utter Indifference and his perfect uncon
scouness Of their approach although the door banged
loudly as they entered and their boots canked heavily
upcn the sone pavement Of his cell Count Frotce dis
cuised az commissionarie, superintendent the arrange
nens for the Daughins fight lie packed him neatly up
In a humble of dirty linen, threw him jauntly his
rudge cooy down the narrow stairs OF the
Tour du Temple though he had been accustomed to
such work all his life The boy was Immediately taken to
4 house In the Rue Pheppeaux and conhded to the care
Of two ladies' by whom be conveyed many weeks af
ter always from the moment Of his escape disguised IN
girl clothes old farm house in Normandy Thus
lar the first epoch Of his life We have authority but
Mis- own for these facts but what do know for certain
n The Assassination of Oardias which took place about
month after the death OF the suggestions child and the
discovery Of the fraud which had been practsed upon the
Convention.
Another fact Is the consignment of the boy to Kle
her who received him in Egypt with all the honors
lre 10 his rank and under the of the Baron de
Richemon which he has borne since he served with
honor and distinction until the death of kleber who also
ed nv the hand Of assassin by whom directed remains
vsfery that the dying breath OF the Gen
srai as spent in recommending tho youthful Baron
R;cbemont 10 his friends the Marquis de Fatns aud the
Count do Pops On his return 10 France when Bonapate
hsd ALREADY upon the rens OF his brother
ths Esron de- Rchemon From the familiar intercourse
a. arepsred arose friendship which induced that cool