The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our Paris and Berlin Correspondence,
So, ST.,
Dur Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris CorresPondesce.
PARIS, April IS, 1857.
Pyoro.ed Reform Of the Financial System of
France-Grand Pcscnbr oking Seheme-IastaAa-
non Of the Nesc archbishop Of PorIs-Revot,,-
tsou0ry Esdicsiions-ASysraI Of tie Grand Duke
Comss0ntine- Movements Of the Court for the
Summer Season The Lou Against PssUdo Titles
-TM Emperor Dssircs to Restore Landed
Aristocracy TO France.
The present apparent insaflciency Of the precious
metals for the requirement Of trade snd manufactures
has induced M J. Nobel to publish brochure,
under the title Of La Banqse in which he advocates
q sweeping reform Of the present financial system.
He proposes. to use his own words, "to dethrone
specie and suppress credit" by bringing ali valua-
bic property into easy circulation, and suggests
property bank This bank, the capital Of which is
not to be pescted within any particular limit, is to
TRANSFORMS al the valuable property Of France into
money, BY lending upon pledges having real and
undoubted value. These pledges may consist Of
landed property Or goods or any kind of movesbles
All the q pledges tho bank ia to value at their mini
mum. and only lend to the amount Of two third
Of such miuimum; the loans to be for periods MOI
exceeding one year. but to be renewable so long az
the pledge retains its former value the bank TO pay
in note Of Door, l00f and 1Of, retaining one per
cent for reserve fund in case the loans be not re-
ibursed At the stated period renewed, the pledge
to be sold tie net surplus if any, derived from the
SALE to be paid to the owner, who, in the contrary
case, is bonnd to make up the deficiency. In fac.
the scheme h . grand national pswnbroker shop.
The installation Of Cardinal marriott, as successor
TO our mur6ered Archbishop. will take place the day
after Tomorrow tSsturday, the 18th inst) ct Notre
Dame. rhe honorary canons, the cures of the
diooees tie chsPlains of the different esa olishments
and other members Of the clergy are to assemble at
the cathedral at hafpast one o'clock. In honor of
the ceremony Of taking possession the bells of all
the churches Of Paris will ring out the evening be-
fore, wei Is on the day of installation On Sun
day last the oath vas administered to his Eminence
at tho Tuileri,s With the usual formalties and an
unexpected scene took place. The Emperor, in
whose pfesence the ceremony had been performed,
suddenly, a. by an impromptu motion, flung himself
on His knees before the Cardinal, beseechipg the
privilege Of his ia benedictioa- This having been
given, the Csrdnalwss conducted TO the apartments
of the EmpreA md Of the Prinse Imperial, that he
might perform the; same ceremony. The Pallium
viii be received BY his Eminence II the chapel Of
the Ncnciasure. On Saturday, from the hands OF
Monsignor Saoconi., ~ $1,000 '--o..s ,N. 2. '
How full OF ibe odor Of sanctity and of pe,ce all
this resds, and Whist . state of calm and
tranquility eught to DO augured of the repose
of the Emperor, whose head is thus occupied.
Alssl l fear appearances in this ss in so many
other sublurary things, are deceitfuL The tons
Of the public mind is by no means satisfactory,
and tie recently discovered scheme, for-to use |
ths conventional langusge-nddng France Of her |
despot, has moro than stirred the "ees of soc
". All men, indeed in circles very far removed |
from the lees" are busIy discussing the results
that would probably have followed the success Of |
such IN enterprise from which an easy accession is
made 10 conjecture as TO what would happen were |
Napoleon removed under any circumstances what
AS for the lees" they have long settled that
question, by proclaming that France will rise at her
hext revolution, and demand her rights with cry
OF blood that shall ring throughout its length and
breadth and in Paris especially, the doctrines Of
Pcrshoe have taken 81 :h strong roothold, and the
interest of hatred towards the Proprietary il 30 IN
tense hst no one doubts the species OF sasurnas that
leon with all his efforts his unwearied diligence, his
uDdoubtrd self nega.ion, has not caused his COVE n
ment 10 be respected. He has stopped the press
and learns nothing; but that Is fearfd ground work,
IL be but only know t. whish if not guarded agains;,
viii one day upbeave himself, his throne, his infant
heir, bis beautiful Empress, and his troop Of needy
SPECTATORS, with an overthrow too terrible to think
Dr. Keru, the Swiss Plenpotentisry. has LETT for
Rerne, after having been received &C the ruiieries,
and the conferences ale again delayed.
The Grand Duke Constantine Is at Marseiles. He
left Nice the lstn instant in the Rissian steam
ifieste Olaf escorted by the screw liner Wiborg,
bearing the flag Of Rear Admiral Behrens, the steam
fngste Poiksn and the sailIng irigsto Castor. Tue
ksvette WIS sent out 10 meet hin. and ~ quarter
10 three the battery OF the Crosse Tour fired salute
OF l0l guns Soon after all the ships in the roads
were dressed with flags ard had their yards man
ned. and on he Olaf passing them in succession
she sAs hailed with loud aud hearty cheers, while
the salute nIed WIS., taken up by each ship When
OF the first port the Olaf hoisted the French flag
and saluted IL. General Todileben aud Count de
kissal the Russian ambassador TO the court Of the
Tuileiies, went oG 10 the Olaf To salute the Duke.
On Lending, the young Prince reviewed the troops.
grand review, also, OF 80 900, men Is preparing for
bim IN the Champ do Mars on mis- reaching Paris.
Prince Napoleon visited yesterday the exhibition
Of the works of Paul Delar0che at the Ecole ies
Besux Arts On leaving. the Prince lett le0f to the
fund in favor VI the distressed artists for whom the
exhibition takes place.
The Emperor. it Is said. intends visiting Plom-
beers again after the season, and Madame de
CastqhoDe has already secured residence within
easy Access Of the court. The Empress will go TO
Biaritz, whtre, ate time, the Emperor will join
ker.
The following table will be interesting as showing
tie progressive increase Of The population Of PARIS
from The thirteenth century 20 the present day
Fcovf Population. Iscrs Population
12y2 .......... 2l5s6l 17si.............. 900 900
1855 ............ 2d5.Ooo $500. 5i7,75s
1ils............ 5Oe. 90 leJ7............ j737s0
1855 ............ $4,000 1856. ia sic
Hence n appaars that the ponuation was doulJed In