The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19


mkt TO assassinate, il is said, he Emperor,
very much resembling that which last year,
h win be remembered was 30 have exploded
at the Opera Comique, when, the Emperor being
murdered, his dead body was to be dragged through
the street. and the red republic instantly proclaimed
The particulars Of this affair are still secret not
word has yet transpired in any Of the journals but
the fact itself have no reason to doubt for mo-
ment. by and by we shall doubtless hear more But
your readers viii remember that drew attention in
my last to the predatory tone Of the Constitutional
an extract from whose article gave, wherein the
workmen--h0nest men that they were--were caution.
ed how evil designing men might for their own poll
teal purposes, tamper with and miscad them. ltnow
appears that the Constitutional used its language
advsedly, and that affiliated societies have struck
their roots so deep into the whole soil Of France
that the government has had reason to be seriously
alarmed. The extreme dearness of provisions, the
iron rule OF the police, disgust at the war,
the bondage Of the press the overweening desire for
political freedom, the conviction of the instability of
the present form OF government are said to be too
oppressive motives even for the artificial stimulus
given to labor by the various loans which, through
cut all the towns Of France are now being raised
1t s singular that Vaccinations Of this sort should
be making head in the same manner, now that the
English sovereign is expected to visit Paris when
Napoleon was about to visit London. One does not
bear that Queen Victoria is intended any harm, bat
there would certainly seem to be desire, by strik
pends, to show her the broken reed on which she
leans in the great events developing themselves
and 1t is not easy to imagine more terrible tragedy
than that OF the success Of any misereant hand on
such an occasion. The police, however, are on the
alert night and day.
But the very whisper Of such catastrophe or the
threat OF SUCH at moment when events in the East
are all on the hitch-when Austria and Prussia are
strongly suspected Of raising league Of neutrals
against the Western policy-when Russia is
overwhelming French prisoners with civilities,
and her agents are active everywhere, SOW
ing distrlst and dissatisfaction broadcast.
when peoples minds arc wound up to the last strain
ing point of suspicion, that there is spite Of this
trumpet blowing about national loans rottenness in
sounds like a craven croak, ominous Of i'll, which
only requires the bona tide departure Of NM. de
B0urqueny and de Hubner from Vienna and Paris,
because all was TO open their eyes.
Passages such as these from NJ. de Manteufef's
despatch to Count d Aneim, the Prussian albsssa
dor at Vienna, dated June IL and just now published
IN the Weser Ga@ette, sound Oddly
Il beg your Eycellency to express to Conn; Biol
1.-THE Austrian Minister,) our gratitude for the
mrnication Of these interesting documents which
tribute to throw light the general state OF affairs ~
the Imperial Cabinet lays down. az regards the
practical efficacy of the treaty OF the I'd of De-
sembcr, the limits which completely correspond to
his own Interpretation Of the Tour points. His Ma
jesty recognizes in this not only an essential analogy
with the point of view which he has always main.
tanned relative to the treaty of April, and its addi
0Oua aTtCle, Dut ne sees IN IL also some ADVANCE III
The Path towards reconcing the contradiction which
Austria points out between her position based on
the treaty Of the I'd Of December, and that Of Prs
sia and The Germanic confederation.
Prussia and Germany have not the less sufficiently
proved that they are disposed as become ccfederated
States, to take into account the particular in
forests Of Austria and the European obligations
which she has contracted, and we doubt not that
this sentiment win also manifest itself in the
phase into which, il we are not mistaken, the
Eastern question is on the point Of entering"
The Spanish Ministry ore about making alterations
In the customs tariff. Flour from American corn is
to be increased in duty at the HAVANA
Rachel does not stay to play before the Queen but
10 in England en- rouie for America: Her costumes
have all been specially re-aTTnnged by NJ Daasset
eOetume maker to the Theatre Francais, but who
after finishing his commission, refused to give the
articles back without payment OF previously dis
puted bill of 500 francs which the President Of ths
Civil Tribunal has compelled the great tragedenne Il
deposit. Messrs. Marshall, Barry and Bates, thea
trical managers from the United States, are here
predicting Rachcl's failure in America while a
the time they busily employed in gathering
materials from the Partisan store for their own spe
citations.
There has been quite an earthquake experienced
throughout the East of France, causing some slight
damage, among other places, at Lyons. enclose
detailed account. BETTE.
PARIS, July 81, 1865.
Detaias Of the Nssc Loan-The Government Co
quoting aciM the Democracy" lie Peuple 81
Courcnne"- Queen Tietoria's Pist to the French
Capitol-A Dictatorship likely TO be Established
in Spoir-AmeTicans in Paris, &C., &c.
The opportunity which an additional mail affords
nc enables me to give your readers The precise de-
tails as far as the government can collect them at
present, Of the national loan the subscription to
which closed yesterday.
Three hundred and ten thousand persons will have
shared in the subscription.
The sum subscribed will be about three mlards
six hundred millions.
The subscriptions Of fifty francs and under, de
siared not reducible, will amount to go or %,
millions.
The subscriptions Of sixty francs and over, liap,
TO reductions win be about three milrds three Ian
dred and sixty millions.
The departments win have furnished about 81
thousand subscribers, and more than milliard o
capital. The foreign subscriptions coming from diff
serent countries of Enrope-EngIand Holland, Ger
many, belgium, Switzerland, &ce-eNccod six mil
lions.
/" Such results exciaims NJ. Magne. in his letter
to the Emperor :" need no comment" The adam
tages offered to the people were less on this
occasion than on the two former; and for all
that, $40, 900 subscribers have offered nearly I've
times the amount the government asked, and about
$50 600 600 francs will have to he returned to the
subscribers. The deposits alone Of onetentl amount
10 $50 millions, and during the operation the fond.
instead of falling is usual in such cases rose from
66fr. 00c. to 66fr. soc.
The Constitutional OF this morning states tia;
about two miliards and half would probably be
the sum, but the Official journal confirms the infor
nation was able to give you In recent letter that
it would exceed three milliards.
The Emperor and Empress, IL to enjoy the
eciat of the announcement arrived last night from
Biaritz and the Pafisans who began to exhibi;
some discomfort at being deprived of their custc-
mary fife on the 18th Of August, are assured that
notwithstanding the disposal of the finds FOR the
benefit of the widows aud orphans OF the army,
other funds shall be provided, that they may not be
altogether in want OF their usual laDpli ghting;
o. always had recourse 30 when delicate