The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-29


PARIS, juno IL, 1855
Opinions in France tie Difficulties 6een Grea Britau
and the United Stases-Fursher Daails Concerning the
Inamddsions- Movements in Aid Of the S1ferrs-The
Emperor in the Inundated Distriess-The Distribution Of
Prizes at the ftondtiona, Cattle Sho,u-Arrsral Of the
Pope's Le9ate-BapiSn Of the Imperial Prince &C.. dc.
Tho eminent az Nr'sta- urhnse ~-'-s~-- - -
relations Of the two great sections OF the Anglo Saxon race
have been often expressed with much less than
he is wont to exercise subjects Of French,
strictly European character and to which, from time 10
time have drawn attention. last night a, the reception
Of Polish Princess in my hearing thus expressed
himself-"There will be between England and
America The English wrong in the first instance,
and is not proved that they have been right in the
cond. There is something mythical" he added, with
smile aboat the apology. Although there is no official
confirmation OF Mr.. Champions dismissal, have
anticipated anything less But is impossibity."
The accounts from the inundated localities of less
disastrous character. The beautiful weather
JOY holds out every hope that for this at least the
deuge stopped. The districts OF the Loire still suffer
most and, unfortunately considerable time Is likely to
eapse before the evil done BIO rcmeded for noswith
standing all the efforts made to prevent it, the waters
have made extensive irruption into the extensive
quarries Of Anglers.
The Journal de Maine Loire gives the following do,
ails-
The Porce (these the Of the quarries)
first filled then the Ermtage, and then the waters
reached the mounds which surround the Grand correaux
There, presence of the obstacles accumulated by
science and devotedness, they seemed TO redouble in
rage, and rose with prodigious rapdity Very shortly
alter the crowds collected at the mouths Of the immense
openings struck with horrible admiration at the
sight OF this furious torrent which surmountng the last
of the barriers opposed described immense
and rushing into an abyss with roar louder than
the oudest thunder dashed aside like straw the i'm
mense masses of rock which stood in its passage few
nsans suced TO fill to the edge this gulf OF two hun
dred feet in depth and wide the Champ de Mars
(some two hundred English scres) and to annhlae this
wonderful work. the result OF much labor and anxiety
To the noise of the fall of rushing cataract added
the loud whising from the galleries. the opening of
which was burs, through in a moment The ground
around trembled as in earthquake when the torrent
rushed into the galleries. and the spectators in alarm
hastily retired considering that il would be rashness to
brave these commissions of Thousands OF indus
trious workmen are thus thrown out OF employ.
The journal states that the verdan valley OF Beau
fort the garden of Anjou has disappeared beneath
the water The ground is everywhere covered with at
least depth of two metres The church is flooded aud
the peasants cottages show only their roofs above
the surface Boats constantly moving about cndea
voring the property OF the inhabitants and
vey bread to the persons who have sought refuge in the
upper part of their houses.
The subscription for the distressed collected in the
capital up the present moment amounts to 74s,35lf
The Moner OF to-day states that the Emperor quilted
Anglers this morning he 10th and at O'Clock set out for
jcsty to carry the victims OF the nunda
ton. Elsewhere in the town the waters have receded
and circulation is reestablished. It is impossible to
press the enthusiasm with which his Majesty is every
where welcomed by the population.
Yesterday upwards of 5000 persons collected at
the Paas de ndustrie witness the distribution Of the
prizes. NJ Ronher Minister Of Commerce. Of Agriculture
and Of Public Works presided The was really
very animated The beauty Of the Palace, the deli
cous garden in the nave the variety of of the
successful candidates. the number of senator's and legs
tors in full dress, the perfect arrangement and ample
space, as well as all that upholstery which such
occasions the French know how to introduce with so
much dramatic effect gave the exhibition air OF life
and hustle and reality Of usefulness which to practical
mind rend cred it very interesting OF course the lions
share and than the lions share Of prizes fell TO the
English, who may be said TO have almost swampe' the
Exhibition regards its universally. But il may be
fairly calculated that most beneficial results viii
to French agriculture from the experiment. From the
moment opened every day has witnessed accession
visiters and sometimes IT amusing to witness the
anxiety of educated Frenchmen TO catch stray Eng
shman by the button for the purpose OF extracting
formation a subject which, although evidently deeply
interested in, they were as Ignorant oil as New Zealand
savage FLIP has, however been given to the popular
mind, which, once awakened IN France, never fails to
respond.
OF Abano has arrived Paris 10 perform tn ceremony
or the Imperial baptism. He is the subject not only OF
the most profound attention the Court where he is
treated with papa honor but the clergy generally, with
the Archbishop at their head seem quite overwhelmed
with the efuleence of this Papai raw The addresses to
him. the representative of the Pope leave Ae for the
Deity himself, whose minister he calls himself
His Holiness the Pope has RENTED the sum Of 1000
francs towards the fund for the benefit of the victims OF
the foundations.
The number Of children to whom the Emperor and En-
press will have stand Sponsors in ulfment of their
engage take upon themselves that relation for all
children born the day as the Prince Imperial,
will be 600 The projects have been ordered TO inform
themselves exactly of the situation of the families and
TO give assistance such in want The intention
Of the Emperor and Empress is TO transmit to each Of
these families certificate recording the honor conferred
upon them An annual sum VIII he devoted by thtr Ma
tes for the relief Of the necesstous and for the sup
port such children shall become deprived OF their
natural protectors The mayors have sent up information
that many families have delayed their respective bap
ms until the day appointed for that Of the Prince lmpe
rial The Monite,r informs the parents that they at
liberty choose whom they will to represent their Ma
The official journal gives today the programme Of the
on the morning OF the 18th savos OF artillery will an.
nounce both the commencement and the termination
of the baptisma ceremony After the termination
h,r Mjesties will dine at the Hotel de Wle. In
DE evening this civic palace and its envrons will be gor
geosy decorated and illuminated. The tower of Saint
Jacques Ia Boucherc and the public buildings Of the CAPT
On sunday the 18th salvos of artillery will be fred
from the Of the lnvades at six in the morning
and six O'Clock In the evening.
The fs,. Dc jopr will be kept simultaneously on the
Esplanade des lnvaldes and at the Barrier du Trone
the Espanade OF the lnvhndes Two tneatrcS
will placed representing in military spectaces
also two other theatres representing gymnastc exer
cises and rope dancing nc. -Four poles, we'll creased
(mfs De ooedqe) surouned with prizes will be at the
service of competitors At two O'Clock 800 balloons, full
Of bapsma sweetmeas will be launched from the cen
ire OF the espanade. At 4:30 grand balloon will be
oosed the spot projecting in the midst Of the
crowd parachutes containing bags Of sweetmeats.
At the Barrier du Trone I'VE theatres will be set up,
one Of which will give mWy specscles the other rope
dancing tumbling, &C. also greasy poles and so forth
AT one O'Clock gratutous representations at the Imperial
Opera the theatre FRANCHISE, the Opera Comque, the
Odeon &c, &c, &c.
AT night the garden OF the Tuieries the Place de 10
Concorde the Grand avenue point Of the Champs
E1ys4es decorated with portcoes garands, usres and
vases will illuminated with glass and colored lanterns
The Cdcad. OF the garden of the Tueres the Place de
la Concorde will reproduce the Illumination executed at
Versailles IN honor OF the Queen Of Engands visit The
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