The daily union., 1854-02-10
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Paris Correspondent.
PARIS. Jan. 10. 1854.

PARIs. Jan 10. ls54
The foreigner 10 his drst experience Of the tyranny Of
Euennes OF new years gs apt TO class among char
ties the petty exacous levied him and everybody else In
France by the posnan the watercauer. the bootbaek
the bonne The garaon. aud kindred host" headed by
his hse nolre, The concierge. Bat he recognise in
The foritude, and even he gaie, with which the french
submit TO this annual custom, potential charity which he
cannot fail to ADMIRE is actually exhibited in ami.
able variety Of fomslfom the 'wdows mite" and NUM-
beress lotteries de bienaisanee, the munhcent dona-
uons OF mllionaes like Hotngeur, the Perere, and the
Rohsehd The Slate ITSELF rather Napoleon lil--tfor
this sovereign might truly than Louis XIV declare
fEat c'es moi has neglected ths year TO appeal 10
tentment, "aui ouious vivant dams ont coear fran
gals, la charlie" All competition the part OF private
nunhcenee has been distanced by the Imperial decee OF
the 10Th instant which opens extraordinary credit OF
million france in aid OF benevolent institutions through
oat the empire. The ministerial report pfeiacng this de-
audes another Of which is the complement-ho
decree Of 23d November last that opened credit OF four
millions, in order and aid the eommunes 10
undertake works of public utility.
The generous solicimde evinced by government Ia the
series OF measures adopted by in view OF the almenary
crisis OF the past year the purchase Of foreign grains for
pon in the army and navy, esscnng by 800 900
the number of mouhs be supplied by grains Of home
growth; tho modification OF the tar facilitating The inn
potaon of provisions the reduction OF prices of
por,a ion canals and railways, etc etc, is highly APP
ptanded in little book ias published under the le OF
CcndaneeIy aura du panpou tous. and well adapted
be popular, An addition has been mads TO that
series Of by the decree of the l6h instant,
still further removing the restrictions 10 which foreign
vessels laden with corn flour, aud other PROVISIONS
subjected previously the liberal decree Of the l2,h
of last October decree OF the I7,h instant extends
until the 3lsl July period of privileges accorded
such vessels bound and from Algeria and France An
peral decree OF the 10Th inss opened extraordinary
credit of four millions ninetysix thousand eight hundred
and seventyhses francs seventy five centimes, in
demny the CITY Of Paris account of the revelation oil
l5isa fact history" yet entirely forgotten
IT, VNtta af inn III, ttat
scrbes the size the en-anc gold piece. and provides
.lo the emission Of fveiranc gold pieces The latter win
be welcomed by the public and 50 would be ennis
Of 100 and 5ooianc bank the carcy Of which
is complained oil, am told in commercial circles q am
sure il of them especially that have
and rising so high)
TAe com paailve Inpots ct Revenue lndecs" table of
The ast quarter 1855 and for entire year, published
in the Moneur 18th Instant has occasioued in the
Constutonnel burst OF loyal gratitude Savior Of
ranee of hc increase ESTIMATED by the Con-
ntonne less than A. 900 0U0 the receipts of
1852 The Journal des Debas, without INDUCING
rapures the that the
1852 is presented IS $4,000. from which dimnulions
amounting 3,lio00J being deduced there is left the
sum OF AZ SEQ 0o0 Dsductng sl further the exceptional
sum Arising from the extraordinary sales OF forest the
close 1862 and be Inning OF 1853 there left 81 500
which is quite satisfactory result for year like this
elsewhere described by the Journal des D-ba year
Of crises Indeed, the journal surprise that the
increase Of the iast three uonih wholly arrested
by the conipl Gated uncertainties OF the question
The notable feature in the report OF the Situation
Il. la banque de France des succusules Thursday
last the extraordinary decrease Of tho metallic
ihe bank during tho last few rnonths. la October il
amounted - oty-ninc millions but mas since assumed
more mode ate proportions In November but four
teen millions. Last month II amouned TO twenty-five
lniioIs Fresh diGninuttons must be expected during
months conc or not half the necessary
Il foreign gains has yet been bought; and il is pur.
chase these which has seriously reduced the metallic
Bot thls is si estimated al 29J mions,
the reduction mas been on the average bat eighteen md.
lions month Nsve nber and in December. The situation
Of ne bank presents nohing narnng-So says the Con-
stitu utonlel.
Tue Preec Of the Seine, NJ. Housnaun concluded the
port financial condition ol the city OF Paris which
he offered the OF the Mancp pal Council on the
is H. by expressing hts confident expectation the crea
on OF the caise de- dea BJulansene f this went
operation the loth) having now freed the city Tom
the transory omplicatons sfoduced by exceptional cir
cnmstaaces" that scheme Of public works Which win To
one the goes OF the Emperofs reign may be resoute
y developed and happily terminated before the Universal
Exhibition in 1850.
An elaborate and valuable report of M Ravaisson "in
.pectogenefal Of insguction," aud chairman Of com.
mitee appointed to inquire into the best giving
instruction In drawing in the yeeum has appeared in the
Moniteur Of The l7h, and o this morning. and been fol-
lowed by decision Of the Minister Of Public Instruction
regulating the adoption OF the plan proposed III county
where adscal and skill highly appreciated a
in France, this is a Of The hIst importance
IL must be noticed, sign OF the times that the
Journal des Debats chronicles the formation of society
composed Of members Of various religious denominations
under the tide OF Alliance Chretenne Universelle The
double end OF ths association appears respond TO two
that felt th. time. On the hand all rc
Hectng minds recognise the indispensable necessity Of re-
gous convictions for the happiness OF individuals and the
prosperity Of States Il has been well said religion
neither discovery Of the enlightened can be
orciga the Ignorant man, yet the gno
from which the enlightened diseairan-
chise himself Religion necessary for every man On
the other hand, In presence OF the fanacism the
senons that the revival Of faith produce oa
all Sides the friends fslways the numerou) OF oer.
and peace aspire meet and shake hands, with
lraternsl pressure, on a common ground, with the
bers of communions which, until the present moment
havebeen hostile each other The alliance proposes,
above ALL propagate the essential doctrines OF the
Christian religion, such they were summed up
by founder, and such they acknowledged by
all churches, in their different symbols the love of
God and father OF all the love OF all men,
immortal creatures and children Of God The of Jesus
Christ OF God, and Saviour OF The president of
the society is James Oder regent Of the Bank OF
France Among It's presidents the OF auter
Seydoun member Of the legislative body ATtand
inspector general of the libraries OF France and Paschoud
pastor OF the Reformed Church OF Paris MonninJappy,
dean OF the mayors OF Paris the head OF the publish
ing committee OF this society, and with him associated
the eloquent Protestant preacher Ahanose Coquerel De
Qustfeages, member of tho Academy of Sciences Weiss
professor OF history the Lycse Bonapae and author OF
remarkable work, History Of the Proes,an, Refugees
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