The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

again 10 reterute his direct contradica ON
10 the statement II the "iourgeois dc Paris" Such
acoutrsdiction Is addressed by him TO the indepsn-
dases Beige. NNsM
Our Paris Corvsspondenee.
PAsIs. July 10. 1855.
Inc Money Marks-Opsaing Of The Nsso lLoup
Subscription Ls,-Nighi Sisgs of the Mnistsr
% Ffnanee-Pr Preparations TO Receive QUEEN VIC
fo',a-WAsre She pih be Lodged and Hsso SAs
WM porah'p-An RrcAnnse of Prisenevs Pro
f0sed-Sfoie Of Affairs in Italy AND Spa;a-
Health Of tho Empress Ergsnis- s--Hs Corsequeness,
Po'ifical. Psrsonai and Domssfie.
0,r money market has shown more activity snA
Improvement than for several dsys past ali secvi
ties ARE rising y 1.g4S sse ft
Yesterday being tho day appointed Tor eopea.
ing Of the subscriptions for the loan. such sasr
ness was displayed to take part in IT, that there u
every reason to expect this amount will be covered
even moro promptly than the preceding one. Al
early az 10 O'Clock. on Tuesday night, nnmbce II
persons had assembled ~ the Ministry Of Finance.
and near the different mairies, and remained In the
open air throughout the whole night In ortpr 10
have an early chance the next day. At seven In The
morning the crowd was ~ great ut the vHroua
rondisscments that was quite impossible 70 take in
during the day the subscriptions Of tho persoos
present. Double offices were then established, but
Notwithstanding vast number Of perSona wcrc
obliged 70 return home without having subscribed.
The Monifsur announces, this morning, that, In
order 10 favor thc small capitalist. subscriptions of
fifty francs. and beneath that sum. shall not be re-
fused which means, II IL presumed that In the event
ofthe hundred and ffty milioaa being exceeded
these parties q, any rate shah no, have their invest
mcnts returned upon their hands; and 10 prcvcat
the same person dividing large amount into seve-
raj sums OF fifty francs such subscriptions shau be
madc null and void. r
letter from Calais OF yesterdays date, ssys;--
Queen Victoria will Il Is believed. pas through
this town her way TO Paris. She win srrisc here
on the 10th of August and leave on the following
day. II is stated that the Emperor Napoleop WIN
come here to meet her Majesty. Prince Luctca
Napoleon Bonaparte embarked nj this port st the
beginning OF the week. II In said that his journey
Is connected with the approaching visit of the Qucca
to Paris"
In one Of my late letters | alluded 10 The
difficulty which the Queens arrival would
throw in the way Of the fete Of ths 18TH
OF August, or rather the dsdaurc& ststQ Of Paris.
with the debris OF this annual oommsmosstion lying
about when the metropolis before foreign potcn-
tate should naturally H expected 10 look ~ bc~k.
Napoleon IL the deity who. in this ~ In 10 many
Sns, snes ,s.s,sa s's the 'A s ~ a.
vanced by the State for the Jtfe Napos0n 70 10 Ire
devoted to the support Of The widows and orphans Of
those who have fallen ia tbs far distaOt CnmeA; ana
the opportunity Is seized upon 20 announce thai
provision of n more permanent charseter for snch
Claims ON the national justice !. in contemplation
The lodginglciter, ~ sgrrly snnlsysd by the od
ginal failure Of ihe Eahihliicn sp taking heart Of
grace at The prospect which ht Eyai vist opens to
them. Already applications for apartments Arc
pouring in to the agents, and dyeandtwenty francs
| night for single bedroom begins ~ bc spoken n
| a. but moderate remuneration. Sons. however.
are wise, nnh close ~ once with reasonable ohr
Whcfc hrT Maiesty s To take up her quarters s even
| now not precisely known hL Cloud has been fixed
upon bat II Is thought the trouble " coming back
wards aud forwards 10 Paris. an hours drive either
| way, may he nconyenicni. and the English
Embassy u again spoken ot II l. certain that the
government arc hiicct Il engaged there from morning
till night, aud tha. the Embassy viii he put Ia
| such state Of preparation that her Majesty
may, at any moment make what determination sbc
please. y - aushablc TO see what importance
thcse court gentlemen of bricks and mortar attach
10 such matters. In The Embassy chapel the
gregaon faces the altar and consequently turns IL
back upon her Majesiy's representative. who ~lts
behind. But now that the sovereign IL comiDg-thc
monarch by right divine = d9uM -ensio cross this
architectural functlonarys mind "A " the propritty
ofthe arrangement. ] suspect n Queen Victoria
were consulted. she woald prefer matters being
left In their usual state INT, became her night feel
ing would sugges, that la such place shs and al
other people should stand equal footing; and.
secondly lrcanSe shr would TINS be ffred from thai
heavy penalty of royslsy-the gaping stare of the
multitude Her Mslcety, II j. understood, viii day
I over two SundayA
| General the MarquL de Roohman has just died as
Arbre at the age of ninety. 10 consequence Of the
injury he sustained in being thrown from carriage.
| The deccaked nohlcman accompanied I0ils XVIII.
throughout his exile. and AT the restoration In 1914
turned with that monarch 80 franc. hIBDg ~ome
important military commands He was Afterwards
Master Of the Ceremonies at the Courts Of Luis
XVIII. and Charlie X. In 1880 he retired into pr.
yate lfc where hr has ever since remained drv0tng
himself 10 agricultural pureuist
An exchange of prisoners ~ about " be made.
Five hundred Russian soldiers will b. seat from th~
depot ~ Touion to Odesa, where the exchange viii
take place. IL ~ for th0e ffvneh soldiers Who ~
msined within the lines u Mslako on the attack ~
the 18th. !, u evident tbat the Russians Ny no
means approve Of the progrrss made to~aris this
raid Msakor Tower. The French, by the last &C
count were within $50 yards of a.
The following letter from Turn will gre some
| Idea of the state of Italy
In my last sent yoa an extract from a hAkxniaD
puhlica.op dn.ei the 5oth q June f0ur days after
ihst dafr Csoi n devoted agen, ~ the propaganda
~ Young 1taly, srpia,ed 81 MAntna the ~o8rylf
his excessive confidence 10 The plans o. the apostle
| Of London. since then revolutionary conspiracy
has tscn discovered In the Dnchy ~ Parma and the
eonspr ra,or. thirteen in number hs,e t@en arrested
| The arrest effected q, farscl. sasi seaport on
the extreme eastern frontier a -sfdnia, asf ~
yuri'r piaoe ~ meeting for rryolyonisffyn sbsyad
II IL sid also that numerva- arrests have tsen made
al carrra and Aa.s. towns On the hodenrse iron
tiers
The EArdlnian gOysrnmsn, Il csrrying out the hall
r,igtivc 10 religious orders and 10, dong ~ creates
no emotion among the people. Almos all thr r~l
giou. hour. for men have c0n1nied themselves With
msblng ver'al protest, and refn-Ai 10 givr
any Indications calcuisisd 70 assst the goyernaen,
sgeni In sonc u The conYcn1 ths nuns r~fured
10 open their dor, and force was consequently
ploycd o. aTecs ah entrance.
The accounts rcossy, from Spain evsry~here for.
bods crisb.
In the nle ~ american papers which reached
la, week D-rretve report 10 have gslned credit
iha, The fmprn~ Engenle v-u snrSnfs. when
f,spondsnt are ~ lo~. Tor interesting news ihry
sonsiimcs apt ~ take refogr 70 the -
a this royal isays mantle. sp'5eci ih.t
c4DDw fall " IT. popnlar u y poatlike tbsi !
ny,sh may t< obnoxiofss 70 the soN inp<srhnen'.
for always feel thai rhen good and Ia