New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
FRENCH INTELLIGENCE.

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS Thursday, Aug. 81, 1854.
The Emperor returned from Biarritz last Monday.
There was no parade the occasion His Majesty
wished that there should be none and as he is stage
manager and property man of all scenic and military
public displays, the streets and public sentiment were
as quiet Monday the preceding or following day.
Only some hundred or Of those enthusiasts 0r any
thing that going on the Partisan bdddgds gathered
about the railroad station to see him arrive The first
thing he did reaching his room in the palace was TO
make Marshal of paraguay Killers. On Tuesday
he went to the Gymnase Theater on Wednesday he
went to the Opera; to-day or tomorrow he goes to
visit the camp of st. Omer to aatter the army, and
receive calls from Prince Albert and the King OF the
Belgians. After watching over the sOlters-an Of
fee, which, according to his procsmations he con
stantly shares with Providence-unt mid September,
he will fetch his wife from Biarritz. The Monoral
announcements Of the happy effects upon her health
of the sea baths taken there, are translated by the
ingenious into words of dynastic promise They can
not be pleasant summer reading to the presnmptiye
heir, poor Prince jerome Napoleon who has re-
turned from camp TO COndantnOple, for the AXE OF
good dir and tisanes, much to the comfort of st.
Arnaud aud the practical generals to whom he was
somewhat of bore The crop OF glory which the
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common short.
The Illogical Provisional, Coalition Goverumen;
at Madrid has already applied roactiOnary measures
to the freedom of the press and the freedom of assem-
bling. 1t has got rid of the very ugly question
what is to be done with Queen Christina by send
ing that very improper female out ofthe country. But
the wicked old mschiefmaker with her enormous,
ill-gotten fortune, and her gift of intrigue, will now
be the freer to create trouble from beyond the
frontier. Narvaez, her old accomplish and her fellow
in ennty TO Espartero has also left SPAIN Espartero
called meeting Of capitalists the other day, from
whom be asked a loan of 90, 100000 reals about
three million dollars 20 meet the pressing needs of
the Treasury, offering the Cuban tribute and the Ma
tional Bank for security. The meeting appointed
committee TO consider the proposition. President
Pierce demand of ten millions from Congress to play
the Car with against Cuba during the Congressional
recess, created great excitement at Madrid. Parties
OF all shades are said TO be unanimous in opposition
ia sale, and in favor Of resistance 10 robbery
NJ POupard who, need not say, does not under
stand the nature of our Institutions calls Havana
Car Pierces COnsantinople, aud Greytown his
Snope. Nicholas tickling Of DR.. Cottman and
Dr. Comans admiration of Nicholas he thinks he
does understand and only wonders that meetings
TO express sympathy with Nicholas and his struggles
for Turkey not held in America as formerly with
less reason and no result meetings were held TO eI-
press sympathy with kossuth and his struggles
At Rome i. the month of November there il 10 be
Worlds Convention of Catholic Bishops The
Popes chief object in calling this assembly il TO So
emnly proclaim the conception Of the Virgin TO have
been Immaculate or else TO pr.caim that il was not
mmacu ate for the learned doctors his advisers
have not yet decided which, The Tairers the very
able organ Of the French Ultra Cathoc party says
that this decision, which the UHirers evidently hopes
riH @ hg, Il ras immaculate, Is to give peace TO the
world HOr the Eastern question or the Chinese
revolution is 10 be affected by IT, the Tarer, does not
explain. The Pope has also taken religious measures
TO brig Gbou peace between Christian princes; 10
IL. ssW.e 3 IL
scources of tie cholera and famine. They are 20 %
into fleet in the form Of jubilee sometime in Octo-
her or November; O.. &C., after the summer campaign
in the East Is over when the cool weather has come
on, end the crops are harvested and the Spanish
Cortos has met. IL seems 10 me that bull from his
Holiness ordering, pain Of excommunica alton every
Principally and Power which belongs 10 the church,
90 cut down It's civil Esi and introduce cheap baths
and good system Of sewerage into al the towns
Of their dominions, might DC more effective against
popular hunger aHd discouteut and epidemic disease
Throughout France the grain crop is reported good.
The prices OF grain and Hour are falling al al the
markets. The wine crop will on the other hand. De
SIN less than last year. This i owing partly 10 8
disease upon the vine bot in greater "a yree 10 late
fost- and the continuous rsins that prevented tse
nut from forming after slOss0ming. The prices Of
wines had greatly risen, and will probably rise still
higher The quantity Of drugs aud Seine water that
viii be drank in Irs this year IL proportion 10 that
OF grape VINE VIII probably De oue-half. For the
pact three four years II thought 70 have been
much az any more than ens-thrd. good part of
the Cognac brandy you know, i made from
sugar beeis Susar-beet brandy never sold at retail
under It's oFn name. Sometimes il Is MONTPELIER
sometimes II y Cognsc. A man who should SAX for
sugar beet brandy would be considered az indicate
or Innocent here, as be would be in New.York If ne
were 70 ak for Sicily Madeira.
The cholera Il still in Paris with some fifty or sixty
victims daily, IS nearly as can learn. No official re-
ports published and the newspapers have been ad
vised by authority not 10 speak u r. All that i GER
tain s that the epidemic has been worse hi some OF
tie departments than IN tie metropolis. IkeTe are