The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-25

li5 bills authorized them 10 the extent Of 80 list o2o
Ameng the bills OF general interest passed during the pres
session those relative the removal Of the eonyicts
the penentary colonies the abolition Of civil death
the extension Of the amount for which debtors may be
brought before the JUICES de PAX the bill yrets
the extension of the limits OF the coasng trade
the increase OF the elegraphe lines for lowering the
charge letters for forming the approaches Louvre
and the Tuieries and lastly, the budget of 1855.
The Senate basy continues for few days longer
negative functions Of not opposing the
Of the laws adopted by the Legislative Body The
general for the present excepting that OF the Seine will
open their sessions the 2ls of August next and on
the 9th Of September The councils of embellishments win
assemble day after tomorrow the 10th June the first
part Of their session, which is to last five days
The Paris journals have exhibited during the past week.
the lack OF Heading articles" upon which remarked
last letter The editors have been waiting definite
Of events of importance in the East and in the North
Meanwhile, the Consuioase OF yesterday has found
for "a leading article home in certain tokens of
French prosperity not anticipated perhaps by the Gar
The Emperor Nicholas, says this journal, in invading
Turkey and disturbing the Of the world imagined that
the western too much occupied with their
domestic affairs to think of impeding his projects France
had been depicted to him under false colos o had
made to believe that the prosperity enjoyed false
that the impulse acquired by and manufactures
fictitious that the movement owing excited
spirit Of peculaton and that all this would disappear like
the decoration of opera at the first shot The
coastuoaae endcavors to show how much the Gar
mistaken, and what he really must calculate War has
deem decHrcd--u CONSIDERABLE Deen 10 the
Eastand all the effect it has had on moment of
hesitation which very disappeared Prosperity has
sumed its usual Money Is abundant The
public funds have improved the loan by subscription, far
from eneebng the credit Of the State has by its success
and extended it, Not only do the grand enter
pses which had been undertaken with vgor but
being organized and France full Of confidence
in the future goes though had ceased to be at
OF this picture Of the actual state OF French
industry enterprise colored by the sangune faith pro-
fessd by the Cononnei in the Napoleonic star that
guides the of the French empire But the semof
ca organ right in citing, striking proof of the conf
dence of capitalists the contract which has just been entered
into by the city of Paris with powerful company for the sale
of the land and the creation of new buildings in the enYirons
Louvre The in the East has not checked this great
undertaking for the Improvement and reformation Of the
which surround the Imperial Palace The company has
bought the land ut price advantageous to the city, and
has engaged complete all buildings with rapidy which
incredible This 1t must be admitted fact which
has certain political Importance and which is of nature to
manifest clearly the real state of the country DEGREES
is well known, had already declared that of
public utility to construct the houses uniform style of
architecture and with external arcades in that part of the
Rue de Rvoi which extends from the Passage Deorme to
the Rue des Boues and the Place du Paas Royal The
ground cleared away had been put up for SALE and two
attempts find purchasers unsuccessuy made just
about the time when declared. The company which
has just purchased it of the city has paid above the
price fixed at the sale and it has engaged complete
all the buildings in the space Of say before
the month of june 1855 The price paid by the company
varies from 400 to 500 francs per metre, the average being
about AGO francs The right ALSO in insisting
great advantage of this oontractthe ntroduc
ton off fresh capital into building enterprises which support
in Paris twenty very important branches of industry The
city is executing and about to undertake. immense
works in opening streets among which may mention
the Boulevard Maesherbes and the continuation OF the Bou
evard dc Srasburg Ii therefore, highly interested in
letting the value Of ground declines and this object has
been attained by the contract made with this company
The expenses Of the enterprise undertaken by the
estimated at twenty millions the greater part of which
will be expended in labor and must consequently benefit the
working If the affair be adv for the city and
for the State think IL will not be less for the company
&C. which has given this example of confidence in the future
The houses which TO be built will be exempt from taxes
for thirty years. they win be admirably situated they will
be particularly suitable for those hotels to which rich foreign
fock and they will be opened under the favorable
to at the moment when the Unver
sal Exhibition viii attract immense number of strangers
Paris. The company of the Rue de Rivoli has moreover
the best guarantees 1t organized under the auspices and
with the cooperation of the Soc6 da Credit Nob,er which
thus realize Of the essential parts Of lie programme
The Credit Mobier company Is not only bank destined 10
favor the development Of public credit and grand railway
erprises, but ii also Soctt Copaadair& De rfad
m and SUCH is calculated render important services
the country Not the least advantage Of the OF the
new building company Of the Rue de Rvoi win prove
To be the probable reduction OF the cxorbtant price,
now demanded for house rent In Paris The number OF
foreign families resident In this city has been c.sened by
these high English and American families that lived
here before the revolution OF lsls have been driven by them
from Paris together with many French families But
20 down when the sites OF the multitude OF houses de-
moished during the past two years shall have been rebuilt
completely. II be hoped also that the 1855
viii opeu with cs severity Ito borrow Of Rev Sidney
Smiths phrases) than that Of 1854 On this sh of June
am writing comfortable though unreasonable
fire. and put my grcatcoat when hurry the post
office 10 mail this letter,
Last Sunday the weather particularly dagreeabc in
terng sadly with wbtsunday out Of church
The festival Of Pentecost duly celebrated with great
pomp ST. Eustsche and in several other churches the
capital But that pretty rural rcmniscence Of the middle
agesthe browning Of the Rore, the maiden whose egh-
teen years have passed vruousyin the village Of
Nanterre spot BY the rain. Cold thrown
the fervor Of NJ Dupn's speech the distribution Of
prizes by the agricultural committee Of the Department
the at their Rsmboullet farm and at the
close q the spring meeting Versailles impossible
form opinion how the horses would run and the
English jockeys broke into horse laugh, when they heard
Frencbmen talking about horrible bog Of mud as ~,
f." The unpleasant weather has during the week
prevented the cattle show at the Champs dc Mar. from
being wei attended deserved by its very crcdsb
display Of covine and porcne varieties OF animated Nature
MOI to mention the poultry.
The Emperor, after installing the camp ofSt Omer win 20
with the Empress Biari, in the Pyrenees At present
their Maiestie find u pcssancr remain ST. CIoud thai
at Paris IL does fairly come, an unusual
number Of cour,ers and fashionable people win doubtless HE
away speedily 10 agreeable abode than Paris Of
ors at this moment and in this weather Not few pro-
pose 10 pass the in Italy Span and sumner,
by the by, H. Theopblo Gautier would assure YOU the
true in which both those sunny countries should