The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23

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all this s now any acquainted with the boNce(s o.
the present day viii say There s hardly wat0y at IN
hotel who has mot his i,e venture or worfia q ths
Quarter st. Antoine who does not take interest tho
fluctuations OF the Bourse. War exctes little enthuas
and victorious generals received with istess look
for Paris is Industrial, speculative intent railways
mines and government stock far more even than the ira
donal metropolis Of commercial Europe. Certainly This
new impulse in its fullest development s 70 be fond %
The society Of the Credit Mobier the report Of which
lately published. The document IL written IN st,
which Engshmsn are not much accusomcG 2 conn s
prations for universal peace and predictions d coming
civilization, mixed up with recital Of the soceys
what we wish 70 cali attention 70 IS the nature ofths soc
ETY. the grandeur OF its conceptions, the extensyeness q
state and V foreign countries. fhrsc year AZ Seas
Geaerale de CTedU No1flix esthu5ltHs VIM CT
.ss q co. p e ~
There nothing therefore TO be eompiainAd OF on tho
s score Of success TIC opsrsons z Hs society wssn ss
title Aobiher have been conducted with extraordinary
skill II the immediate results are 70 be taken as proof
Let US what are the past achievements and III
future plans Of is administration. company With
f2 ooo 600 sterling Of capital very ordinary thing u
what such association can aneghboring country
deavor effect The Board Administration telI tho
eapeet sSo insd,s eaeenaes 4 the prosrame in
every point, and that the plihment Of each part
o. Mat programme wood probably require ssssra years
think Of this declaration viii be evident hen
give the analysis q The operations Of the Year
most important financial oftsration in which is
had been called 70 take part was the ISSUE
600 frnd Before the time for opcn-
ing the lists the Credit Aobier able 'to present 70
by ers, ssnmsna E .SSscron w ar NO
less than ESQ 900 600 francs, third Of the entire
civilization maintained the time in the Baltic and
on the shores OF the (rimea; concrrred in the views
Anticipated the loud expression Of t,e national feeling
In few days the Credit iobilier added second sub
scripon on It's swn account or on that Of England and
OF 6.5 600 900 francs ELS 600 sterling. or this
large sum the society allotted only small fraction,
which, however, II has since increased by recent pur-
chases Now we come To industrial undertakings. The
society became associated with the Western Railway,
tformed by the amalganaton Of q number of lines, and
has been the purchaser Of bonds representing together
Is 900 600 francs 1t likewise effected the sale bonds
amounting % 900 francs for the Company Of the
Southern Railways. It has made payments for the
shareholders Of the Western Company for the coH-
siructon of several new lines II las made similar
advances 10 the shareholders OF the Eastern Company and
the Southern Railways Company In fact tho society has
had transactions with the majority OF the lines now exist
ing in France Beyond the French frontier it has under
taken the issue Of the loan contracted by the Austrln
Association for the Railways OF the state, representing
value OF 81, 500, 900 francs. Such, gentlemen says
,hsoard the chief financial operations effected sy
association during the year 1855 We proceed to
ton of which we have cooperated.' Then come details
concerning Austrian railways, the st. Rimbcrt and Gre
noble Company tic Ardennes COMPANY; Then We nave
demanded the concession OF line from Paris ami S0sons
and Rheims and the proongaion Of that line to Belgium.
Next come the Pyrenen railways, the formation Of roads
in the southwest the draining aad planting OF the Aande
Then mentioned the Swiss Central and Western. Next
the society turns 70 Spain, whore has been concerned
in "a considerable objectionable canalzlton Of the
Ebro from Saragossa to the sea-" Next we have
two domestic enterprises, the Paris Omnibus Company
and the General Maritime Company. The. latter
has already than sixty steamers and sail
ing ships transatlantic lines are to be formed,
.desncd to furnish regular communication between
North and South America" The society has aho carried
out an amaganation Of all the gas companies of Paris,
Vrt hN- rtanr thn mi
the French capital to equal that Of London An amalga-
nation Of all the principal salt works in France is also
contemplated but the matter is at present only in "pro
ysonai form' Such the operations completed w
progress, but the Board Of Administrations gives n-
dication Oh its future plans. Freed from the anxicea
and expenses Of war France under an august influence,
will give successful and fertile initiative to the word'
try The East Is TO be more closely connected with
French civilization, and its ancient prosperity restored
Communication more rapid ind less expensive is to be
opened for both hemispheres. The possessions which
French bravery has conquered in Africa are to be ased
new regions are to be appropriated to French require
mcn- by the devcopcmcnt Of The navy at home asrcu
tnre To be ierized by closer alliance with commerce
and manufactures; capital rs 70 be multiplied Ivy asso
tended, by successful and wise application of tho
fruitful principle Of mauaty to all professions"
cooperation direct or indirect for all great underta
kings" Such the achievements. plst promised, of
French company with an original capital Of e. 000
sterling. Now that the principle OF association may be-
largely extended make doubt. The and rapi-
dity with which under the French law, small capitals
passes anything Of which we have conception in this
country. But may be we'll to consider whether any
body Of men, such compose the Board Of Admnisra
ton can carry on with success undertakings in France
and England, Germany and Spain, manage railways ca
nails omnbuses gas companies, salt works, steamacKet
lines aid in the developernent 81 The East the settlement
Of Algeria, the coloaiaton Of the Pacific and the inter-
communication OF the two worlds at the tmc that
they are subscribing for loans and supplying the
people Of the capital with cheap bread The board tells
its shareholders, Congratulate yourselves gentlemen,
and be proud Of cooperation which has produced such
years experience both OF cooperation and competition,
WILL think, retain rs opinion that both have their
merits, and that enterprises safest which confne
themselves to single object, though such lmita-
ton be expression Of that spirit Of insulation against
which the Credit Nobilier protests.
The Emperor OF Russia at Berlin.
Correspondence Of London Times.
Sunday (June y was spent by the royal and imperial
party at Posdam in comparative quie and retirement
While the Emperor and his suite betook themselves to the
Greek chapel of the Russian colony Of Acxandrowna GEAR
Iotsdam, the King and Queen, with all their many dEn
guishcd guests, attended Divine service at the Freden
skrche in Potsdam. The party has been further in
bv Adalbert th0