The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 49, 1855

VIEW YORK HERALD, ST
exhibition. 1t is UNDERWOOD that the Canadian gov
eminent allowed o sum Of - 600 for the transport
and representation OF the goods Of the Province Com
plants are everywhere made that more ample speci-
mems Of the machinery of America are not M 1duced.
The CHIEF enti ance Of the is from the Place
dc IA Coneorde II ia becoming fashion now to be-
gin ones tour OF inspection from this point instead
Of entering ut the Palais de fIndustre. In this
way the visiter trayerses about half mile Of the
brilliant annt1e, winding his way through the Coal
brookdale foundry, the Canadian court the Austrian,
Prnssian and Swedish departments, all rcdolent OF
~ conceivable form, such as gigantic castles Of wax
candles spires Of glass bottles fortresses Of ron &c
till he reaches fountain Of cast iron composed OF
flowers which put dame nature to the blush, and
from which gush streams of refreshing spray. Then
he turns TO the right and ascends immense wooden
bridge, with roof and walls Of crystal which spans
the road the bridge itself being lined with quad
ripple row Of exhibitors stalls. Descending this, he
pGsses through festoons Of rich Gobein drapery,
into the panorama where are the crown jewels, the
Sevres porcelain, the rich looms Of Goben and An
busson. Emerging from this gorgeous scene, he
threads his way through forest Of pianos, musical
instruments Of all sorts, rich eubies, gorgeous To-
pestry and innumerable other objects into passage
leading to the Paals de fIudustrie On each side Of
him rise colossal organs, cabinets in bnhl and mar
qretre, till at last another iron fountain dashng
forth its cascades Of water introduces him into the
nave Of the principal building, where he may give
himself time to rcpose.
An intense high pressure has been kept up on &C.
count Of the approaching visit Of the Queen Of Eng
land but it Is enough to take ones breath away TO
think Of the money that is poured out with such
meagre prospect Of return, and upon subjects Of
character 80 temporary. II is calculated that the
mere unloading OF the Exhibition ia to occupy two
months, and the demolition Of the subsidiary build
ings at least four. BERTHE.
PARIS, August 2, 1855.
Silence Of the Legitimate Press the Results Of the
Nl,p Loon-Hs Success attributable Less to Po-
Hticai Confidence than to the Spirit Of Spccula-
tion-Faneral Of Baron Solomon de Rothschild-
Preparations for The Reception Of Queen Tictosia
-ConfempLated Removal Of Gen. Pelissier.
Neither the Debats, the Asssn,blte rationale,
the Steele, nor the UniUfrs, utter single comment
on the results Of the national loan. The MoniteuT
de PArmee deduces from it that the people are de-
lighted with the policy of the war, and the semi
official Constitutional and Pays chime to the same
tune, with only less sonorous note.
The Growing over NJ. Leon Faacher, who had pre-
dcted after the first experiment that il capitalists
were called upon anew they would be more shy
more backward, az we say, in coming Forwards
| immense. The number of subscribers, it Is tn
umphantly shown, was 5000 for the first loan, and
1907 600 for the second and for the third $4,000
more than three times the original figure.
The amount subscribed was 4G9 millions for the
6rst more than 1000 millions for the second, and
nearly 1000 millions for the thirdalmost ten times
the first amount.
"On the WHOLE says the Constitutional,
rcciproeating these remarks Of the Pays, the
figure of the sum subscribed, the number OF
subscribers the afluence Of capitalists and Of CAPT
talists Of every order and from every quarter the
relative condition Of the loan placed in view OF the
great results obtained, the rise which has salated
the emission-all this makes Of the new operation
an extraordinary manifestation, an event witho t
example, which will be profoundly marked in finan-
cia annals and will inform the world of the ine1.
haustble riches of France, and at the same time OF
the confidence Of the people in the government it
has given ITSELF"
1t must be admitted, however astonishing the sue
cess which has attended the experiment, that the
opinion OF society, be it Of whatever class does moi
| accord with that Of the semioHicial organs. The
demon of speculation is rampant as in 1920, when
George Law managed the financial affairs OF Fnnce
| and it ia predicted that the same demon will be
equally rampant the first check, in denounc iae
the discoveries Of that short road to riches which tho
! second empire has inauguratcd =
| Messieurs, messieurs, bonnie nouvellc,
lie carrosse de Law est rebuilt en- cannele !!
Was formerly the delighted exclamation Of the
first President of Messina to the French parliament
on learning what the popular fury had done to their
quondam idol, and since 1870 the people have learnt
to overturn more important things than carriages.
The funeral of Baron Solomon de Rothschild took
place Tuesday morning, in the part of the Gene
terry Of Pere Ia Chase appropriated for the inter
ment of persons of the Jewish religion, and where
vault for the Rothschild family has been erected
The body was followed to the grave by number Of
ministers, diplomatsts bankers, the consuls Of diff
fcren nations and other persons Of note and also by
the old men of the hospice founded by the house OF
Rotbschild, ard the 1900 children from the school
which the family supports Al the tomb the Pres-
dress in which he pointed out the virtues Of the de-
ceased.
| The Emperor and Empress will take up their resi-
dence ut the Chateau de Ville-neuve fEtang, while
awaiting the arrival Of the Queen Of England. The
palace Of St Cloud il, in fact, undergoing such ex-
tepsive repairs and decorations in order to receive her
Britannia Majesty, az to be unfit for the imperial resi-
dence The Emperor Is determined, Ear az depends
upon hmself that in splendor at least, this great
historic event shall be shorn Of none OF its fair pro-
! portions. Night and day workmen are busily en-
! ployed somewhere or other for the OCCASION The
day--through which the British Queen will pass on
her way to st. Cloud, has 800 workmen necessarily
employ ed upon it, removing earth, leyellng enbank
ments and condensng the newly laid gravel. Triurn.
pHdi AicHcS uIe 6plluSmk up MI hlOHk Vic piSsdgc
Versailles resembles very ants hill OF industry. The
Hotel de Vile literally groans under the frequent in.
cisons made in it's walls; Nj. HanseHan, the Prefect
Of the Seine, Is determined that the Queens visit to it
shall be the most gorgeous day Of its existence.
AZ for the Tuiercs 1t s little more than two years
ago since 1t employed for six months thousand
workmen day and night in painting, gliding, var
nshing. carpeting and hanging its venerable walls,
but the hospitality Of its present imperial occupant
has already dimmed the lustre of their labor and
thorough !" cutting Is consequently going on.
From peculiar opportunities l shall have, hope to
send your readers a minute account of what is
passing from day to day in this modern field Of the
cloth Of gold. Everything--ho triaing the
ccremony-may prove hereafter matter Of deep his
orcnl interest, and events press rapidly one upon
another and changes volcanic in this electric
age that we know not how soon we may have to re.
fer to these prospective gaieties as lights 10 guide
in the Interpretation Of much that is at present
obscure and mysterious.
Prince Napoleon, accompanied by several Of the
visits which he proposes to make in succession to