The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

esidcuce tcfcrc Cngremtcnk ccmua.ers ~ wsaiogna,
Virginia
sts RAPIDLY from III untrue v sbc rfruiocs ana -
scsts aiut IN . bse-h thai she seue pcey q No go
rcpuonc Is peace, coup INC his remark sfo the recon
no.dasiss u siass,ss srsy, navy . sAs hss $3.50
snc retaliation urss she oommeree q a enenr How
conf.ss our solses unable expass undcs-
stand thai a oomnssny Which has Lanesto bsss lncaa
' sS;, = !. .ss he ssssy
military snd naval o~sAs,xsiscn The sosshevs Pre-
sss esss sssr &, :ssy AZ, y. Y = ns q !:
cen.uon viii the white mes. sad taas The vss p~o-
cond,,loa, Thy scaay speaking, than the ssgress NJ
Davis CORES 10 tn fact tho newiy formed nation In
Constitutes ~ s .s s.,ss = 8, ss
MAJ ui.s,ues nor oomso ce--shish kss 10 cSnasrcil
ssn DIVIDED against i,ss ss Es,ss%s - s.s '' 10
crested and that too forthwith fbe cxpaass
taadng army nas 70 BE- ORGANIZED not merey 70 opposc
xternAi aggression but 70 put down home reocca and,
more than all direct trade with Europe 70 30 csiAslnh
D the part Of the Northern caafcdcrss,os wii bs
iionay recognizcd BY Earcpean powers We cannot bat
question such recognition BY this coasuy AZ least for
some time 70 como The Southern states are Al the pre-
sent moment open rebellion against tn pr0pcfy
stuted authorities Of the Unop and any such resogni
ton tho part Of our government would be deeply re-
North whist tho assumption Of Mr. Davis that any State
has he right to tho powers delegated by 10 tho
sr WIN nsp"e ~. a'.e com
hesitate TO enter INTO rey trih Tltsic uases dgTaiss
the right 70 heal itse.f NJ AZ any moment
depends upon tho action Of the FREQ stes Yesterday
Mr. lincoln entered upon the duties 81 the Presi-
dcncy, and the speech pronounced by him tho
occasion could have been none other than a dccLrA.
on Of 10 the knife with tho siouis lea ies aud
their psrtisans No man elected as was Mr L,nc ,lo
could give hts consent to disunor ano Sedge tho
right Of any State to scccde and feel conudsnt he
will have adopted the Of hs speech delivered at
Ieavenworh some weeks prior 70 the Chicago CONVEX
tion. Mr. Lincoln has two courses 70
adopt by either which he may the rebels back
INTO inc Sn,on Inc rgh the M mo- - ca,ay
let formed into states is the apple OF discord between
tho conflicting sections = obvious TO all-tnd the
Shareholders ADMIT 1, themselve5-that G the iosttu
be permitted extend II must die
Mr Lincoln and the free States could adopt waiting
policy, occupy ing tho territory which borders tbs
southern republic 20 az prevent intrusion and guar
antecing tho time the independenceof Mexc ana
hc Cent? states Tho other
ing secession by coercion this latter 10 Is cgi
IDENTIFY Mr. fincolns intention TO follow Tho spsech dc
hvercd by him at Indianapolis ntmated that tho forts
DOW tho hands OF the disnnioni5ts would DO recap
turod the federal collected in every southern
port and all postal facilities soppet in the soce ting
States, ard folly to inayne tina, no will adopt
otbsr views in his Inaugural There arc few men, any,
in this country, who will nd fault with him for uphold
ing tho majesty the law which he is called upoa by his
fellow citizens execute; and tho oath OF Office III
have been administered to him the President NJ tue
entire thirty States, and he will also have
maintan tho Uuion in It's integrity ho would be false TO
his oa, failing ODE to the federal
Gates FROM every citizen In the republic Mr.. Line has
g Is rSa n r S
satisfied tho President Of the United States Will not 10
slow in following up his words by decisive action.
France.
Tho Count do Pcrsgny has authorized the Publication
Of two new daily papers in Paris. Ono Ia TO be called
Le Temps and the other La Ffuncc LiJerulc
In the sitting Of the Senate Of March A. Senator Boissy
expressed his regret that in the draug address mention
made Of the navy, which would render su;h great
service in war with England which he desired. This
remark received with expressions Of dissatisfied
senator osy maintained that the bench. OF tho Engish
alliance had been exaggerated declared that great
majority Of the country Of his opinion. he further
attacked England on tho subject OF the arrangements re
Blault b .mcd tho desire for war with England as
the alliance Of that country with France would for ong
time remain the best combination In favor OF liberty and
~ Dupm directed attention to the recent financial scan
dals.
Count Simeon endeayored TO justify his participation In
NJ nllanlt said that the government had instituted
strict Investigation Government desired that the guilty
parties should BIO punished.
The President SAID that public morality imposed upon
no Sonators the duty OF guarding against becoming en-
Prince Napoleon sid-Not only the Senator'S but also
BIO high ftInctionaries Of the government.
agreed to.
rbe London Times Paris correspondent says tho &C.
counts from tho French manufacturing districts
unanimous in aescTbiDg business duh posi-
bio There considerable in the price OF -four in
Tho las market Las. week The price o. wheat roso
At HavIc tho demand for cotton Is extremely limited,
and prices irrc9u ar and feeble.
The Great Mires Explosion.
from the Paris Of the London Telegraph
PARIS, March /, 1861.
The provisional administrators OF the Caisse sneeac
des Chens &c Ter have discovered that certain persons
we're allotted shares tn tho company without Dep sitting
the hands o the directors the bullion paper Ande
in exchange from ordinary subscribers fnere nothing
wonderful in ths II win be said for few companies have
got without such rewards for rendered
expected. But is sai that the extent which free
shares issued in the present instance aud tho posi-
ton of many u the recipients would, If published
sh the Oldest f1ancicr and politician 1t has been made
known in certain quarters that list Of these gifts
being drawn out aud would shortly be published, With
The nanc Of each recipient opposite the number
granted 10 him, and curious eject 10 said to
have been producei. Gentlemen have suddenly
as Of coarse they ,uld not permit themselves 20
appear 10 list OF poisols who had drawn upon the funds
O society y which 50 May people o. small means
making their Appearance daily at the Office Of the Caisse
Generate. Such proceedings are likely TO be anything
but profitable 10 tue gentlemen referred TO, for the paw
ments now beirg made are, OF coursc at par or at the
rate OF ISSUE, whether that above below the nomi
themselves with tho fact that, having eaten their pud
diDg there W great hardship in paying for the pist
enjoyment But all sales no. at par;
made at 600 Francs and thoeo who may have received,
shy $50 francs share fcw weeks sincc WIN vince
little perhaps, IN paying GOO francs for each OF them
now Az regards these who st hoa, the case Is more
simple, they may sell today if they like at from 90 10
l0o anu thus ,ny lose IS or So cent the amount
paid 70 the provisional admins traitor in the Rue Rcheleu
| pm sorry 20 say that the public take malicio 10
pleasure in this very unusua financial proceeding, AMI
AK OF the Geo harcs OF NJ DC This andtc Cv0 OF NJ
&c That Nrh a relish which only be cqu asd by tho
probable inaccuracy az somc OF the But how
ialsc may be the assertions made respecting cert
individuals, believe there ls not tho slightest dodbt
ib yut tho main factnamcy, that the announcement OF
the intended publication OF the list OF FREQ aba has al
ready had the effect OF reducing its length very cons
raby and Of thus adding in the proper. tue
unds Of the Caisse The sssfartiou which thcsc gon
ucmen mus, feel in thus being ronindei OF their 0mis
sions and Eaved from the reproaches OF thsir
sciences aud other men's tongues must Or I'll
compensate them loT the few thousands tea thousands
OF francs which they may disburso.
NJ Mrcs has been transferred from the prison of MANS
70 tho Concicrgerc, which Is In central p&t ~ aud
consequently convenient Cor tho Judicial inquiry,
added comfortable for the rrisDrer, gho,