New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

be 10 deprive OF aselssan me poor OF u
mupes-shst is 10 cay, thoee which stand 10 toe
grea:est need OF il; you will, howeve:, samaIa'e
the municipal councils, and take noe OF TIC
efforts which they may Use. You VIII aso MAKE al
urgent appeal TO individual charity which 10 France
forms an inexhsus'ibe treasury. You VIII youfse'
visit the coumures and place yodrself IN communica-
ZION with all the persons whose devotedness msy sec
opd your swu you will give an impetus 10 al worfs
which sre capable OF being ussiuIly ORGANIZED. en1
Won will aid az g. where necessary, taSe me mIiive
IN ali conbiusious bread tickets, economical bake
bouses food socisties &c which may be calculated
10 alleviate the temporary dearness OF proNsl,us "
.he working ella ses 10 seeing you mus engaged sni
vi YOU all men of charitable feeling, the people VIII
feel how actively and eicsciousy The Empero. oceu,
pies hinself with their wants. Ihey VIII c0ihPrehfSuI
that If the abundance Of hsTves's depends OF 90.
alone thoee who suffer from their In.ufeency are .
leas, supported ard assisted by GOvernm NJ AL
mated toward them by truly paternal soiiciiuie. H.
in spite of yoEr efforts, some agitaors SHOULD a'euP
10 work on the sueriugs OF the people Tor the pron' o.
their own mad and guilty passions, impress On
the minds of the working classes tina. sglIan0n
and disturbance will lot sdd one grain OF corn 70 t17
supply, but vii give decided blow - puohc c)nn,
dence and only tend 10 aggravste their distress ahu
then while layishng on them assistance aud a1vlca
impress on them that they have al evident ia'erest IN
renerg thosa exci,ers - disturbance, and inhc: on
the latter immediate and severe punishment Ihey
must not be allowed 10 forget that the emperor, VINO
docs go many great and Curious thlnis 10y rIance,
will AZ the same time know how To mNntain that ci1m
ard tranquility which his energetic will hiss restored TO
Ms. In The accomplishment OF the different duties
which the present state OF thinss imposes on you l
demsnd from you Monsieur lie Prefec weiLsupRortei
zeal and resolution and vi gor)us initlanve Trans
nit TO me Frequently account Of your efforts snd
their resuts and poo out TO me such persons as may
have rendered you the greatest assistance;
The decree which prohibits the expiration Of
chestpus hes says the Echo de Ia DorfogRe,
caused great satisfaction in this department, as
chestnus al important portion OF the 1000 OF tse
81 no 1IrnO ci nO q
year. The prohibition has caused decline OF 81. per
hecoliue.
TIE trade of Paris continues 70 suffer from the re-
strictive measures adopted by the Bank OF France.
The refusal of that estabshms Mt 10 rscini is resolI
ton respecting bills above seventy five days mas ere
ated considerable discomfort, plriculariy IN the de-
parments. The difficulty OF making retGrns lndaces
merchants 10 operate with extreme prudence. Inc
restrictions Of the bank might have occasioned
very serious crisis at the end % The yea, hal
rot the merchants observed great reserve amid
the important transactions produced by tue uni
yersal exhibition. Manufacturers fortunately linn
tied their credits as much possible, and there IS
no danger that the increase IN the rate OF discount
will be attended with any extensive cltasTophes.
The crowds augment at the Palace OF Industry a.
its close approaches. The exhibitors are nov sign
ing a petition in which they demand that the ex-
bbition be renewed neIt Spring The success OF
their application however, Il considered DOUBT
fll The rise in the price OF corn has BEEN again
checked on our markets Large quantities OF gran
are daily imported at HavTe aud Narcotics from me
Upi.eI States and the Dalubsn provinces; the mills
are everywhere in full sctvity, and the holders OF
wheat and -four anticipating fall, are anxious 10 dis
pose of their stock. The sale Of flour was rather
difficult. on the Halle Of Paris during th9 week. Mil
lers varly attempted to msint-n prices The best
sorts OF -four only fetched from one bun red and h'e
francs TO one hundred and elk francs per sack OF one
hundred and ifty.nine kilogrammes. The stock re-
naming on the ale has increased 70 e hteer thous
and metric quDtals, and large quantities daily arrive
in all the bonding stores Purchasers OF wheat TO.
sowing kept up the price in several provincial msrkes,
but tie accounts received yesterday state that rates
have generally declined. Tne cattle markets OF Posy
and Sceaux have not been so abundantly supplied
since the price OF mea. has been assizet, add the
butchers still continue tier opposition TO the measure
Little or busness is doing in wine at Bercy prices,
however, remain firm.
RAILROAD ACADEMIA most dreadful acsiden.
occurred yesterday morning at clock, on the Lyons
railway letween Thomery and Moret. The express
train which left Lyons the evening before at clock,
overlook cattle train that preceded IT, The collision
was terrible. The last three carriages o. the cattle
traip one of which the second last conta ned the dd
vers TO the number of 20, were completely smashed
10 persons were killed; dangerously wounded and
three others received Commissions. On learning this
sad event the directors of the company, well "a the
local authorities fastened 20 the scene OF the acct
dent. Among them the chief engineer and the
pref, ct OF Seine and Name. The circulation was
speedily established. Judicial inquiry was imme
dia,ey instituted into the of this depOr4ble
ciceIt.