New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
FRANCE.

Jnis Nepoleon's plan Of raising the loan of 49,
Geo eco francs is likely TO be completely successful lt
il saia ttat the Rohschijs and other large bankers
were ready 70 take the loan on terms favorable as
bave ever been offered to the French Government
Their mediation vas thought to be unnecessary, aud
" cir conuiss cIs and other profits are shared be-
tween Goyerfmont and the subscribers. The plan
row opera,ipy is as fellows free subscription, opn
from the 18th to the 25h of this month subscribers 10
receive scrip at the ,ate oil 81 francs (abou BALI
iouc ess hsD t5e current rtte Of the cur-and ahai
per cents On the Bonrse) scrip Of the three per
cents at he Of 65i they pay ten per cent OF the
amount subscribing and the remainder ia fifteen In
stamoI Is payable tie seventh OF each month IRON
Nav 1854 TO July 1855. They may, bo SeVcr, antici
late the time of the nstalments the Treasury grant
il four per cent discount On such advanced payments
hut on, in that the amount Of their subscription
does rot exceed rente Of eco francs-t e., ?j'53o
flames in the lourund bali per cents OF 2,1oO 10 the
thee per cents. II the total Of subscriptions ex-
coed 2tOCOO GEO they will be subjected to propor-
;oral reduction excepting those subscriptions whose
amounts DO not yield over fifty francs OF rntf; unless
the sum total Of this class OF subscriptions should
olcre evceed a6OooO,oOO 1t NOW seems not imp0ss
bic that the small subscriptions should absorb the en-
the lean Tie number Oi those present at the bureau
If subscription on its first opening last Tuesday noon
and 10 subscribe for amounts yielding eco francs and
subscriptions are received have since been indicated to
the public. Sc much for Paris In other parts of
France 90 far heard from, there is equal readiness
amcrg capitalists great and small to invest in the pub
lie ful DIS terms much more advantageous thanare
offered by the BY the low rate at
which tley invest, ard by the terms of payment The
smallest subscription received is Of an amount yielding
ten francs of reHtc, which is, accordingly it is IN
vested in the threCs or f0ur-and halls, 2l1 or 2OJ
france The readiness with which capital presents IL
NJ ha
active condition which i. has been frightened into
by the Ii nay also be thought significant of
eIa confidence III Government What is certain is that
Government cannot bear to have that confidence, what
ever its degree may he, questioned, or its nerves
startled in any way Therefore, Lyons paper, having
published TN Btmation that 250,C00,0O0 francs would
not pay the expenses of great war, has received
warning and project, who publicly exhorted people
TO subscribe TO the new loan, has on his side been
warned that bis remarks entirely uDcalled for
noted in my last a few instances Of the morbid
dread Of expressed public opinion under which this
strorg Government suffers circular just issued by
tie Project Of Heraut to the projects may and
nCliCe officers OF that department bears testimony TO
he same in noticeable manner. 1t contains brief
but plete code Of conduct for all Frenchmen who
would avoid the danger of being suspect Ii opens with
declaration that tie near approach OF active war in
the East does not aud ought not greatly TO occupy
tie public mind The nation proves Its good sense
and patriotism by leaving the entire care OF Its des
Lhd mana Cult NJ Oh TIC Wal N.SuOi o
Emperor But ii is true that some from malice,
sore from stupidity, and from idle curiosity,
will tain about the war and things IN an enormous
manner il is important that they should be watched.
seized ard prosecuted. Everything proper to BE-
known the Emperor las made known. Let every
one therefore be quiet, and attend to hs private al
fairs tie care Of those OF the state belong 10 the
"TmperOr in whom tie nation is personhed AS Tor
tie male oent persons OF whom have spoken their
best course viii be 10 observe silence when at
. 4. .l, kotra hair
"expose them TO tie just repression CT the laws
This viii help your readers TO understand-what IN our
courtr, or in England would be impossble-the phe'
n,nersl silence Of nation on the eve of great ma
tonsl war. No crowd Of people no hulrahs' no dlh-
ners senaze the departure OF generals Tor louioh'
Crowds and hurrahs and free after-dlnner speaking
Government would wean the nstion from all such
things and from tie labit of all such things dinner
70 the Eastern generals discreet dinner, 10 be gwen
under proper Surveillance, by the feeble members OF the
legislative body-las been talked OF aid dlscounte-
rsuced Wien tie English officers pass through Pdris
il is sad they are TO be ieted and suppose. with
a view to that that the French bands are now prac,
tsirg God Save the Queen in the military Musical
G,n nase near by me. But this will be no popular
ictinC The witty designers of Paris have uttered
scue Ingenious engraved jests upon Russian neets
leaving the Black Sea. &c, and upon Russian lords
leaving the pleasures OF Paris One OF the former kind
which has had large sale is in two parts he hrst
mart represents Russian dream-itls CCnstanrlnople
at mint its mnsrets and domes rising in the crescent
Moonlight and IFS hsIbor filled with Russian ships
Tie secold part represents Russian reaty-a foiar
Sea filed with ic,bergs on ore of which stands in soil
troe, huge Russian bear One Of the latter kind that
attracts sufficient attention represents some Prince
Gsitzn or other all clcaked ard furred for tourney
whose direction is indicated by guileboard, bearing
tie HoId Russia, mailing his last adieus ard pa ing our
liz lGst roublss 90 high flying Lorette-sOnle nose
ICuron or other, who viii doubtless assume her Oh
lovers tide AID pass for Russisn princess win heE
IeXt innocent new one. song or two os Indifferent
ntrt, "seainst tie Emperor OF Russia and his Cos