The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

acc wat mus. rss sc q. me-. the Freaoh p,rIa
rest rela,,rs 20 muuicea, eA.,~a.es lss ben gsAay
watched bi tia tarts.4as. d Heard t2s - .Eesca "a
Las won tor i nsef o1eE cpr os there i lttlv
doaot fha' a 7nRh The population af aris has greatly
M leased i4 VIZ ast leu esss. this Is ~ tself MT
suLceat rutt 80 th- sns'st ucred!be au.aa Of
rea's Bjisu pg's that iacreas a. 5oo 900 Bat
the fact ~ u mo- 81 m'ca socrelse tue pppi.
attn - - - e ase {" shfs taris .ssc!i has been
enaigei Siitt The last year - clu ~l'hla cir
400 eco =. it III 'uhab ,ants tr. vi tie Inhabitants
came as te!f faibodfss and house,. NsS
ono OF 'h Nndamei'ai 0kA:es Of TIL auemeatt'lsn
of renfs o. he c"sre g coune.l the presrQt dy-
rsst5 viii She tnthe renovation Of the n strapois,
and 20 keep en- rs meut for The masses al auy cost lnat
tree has siso ae much aoomio .he i4a1 jaib.ag
rides Is Oh tue above plinc'pal .use.
The cty has been out Of tho nlad, o. the czen
Who lave ~ coeto cgcr The exDaniUre, aIi when st
Bilsais says reply Ia Pisard olf you WA, for 1t 10
te restored 70 you til you OBTAIN sorlty Par,a.
ment Son Viii vat org, aui gou wait TIL yol %.
tain 1t - tore, wli Sai, s;it logger, every
ku ucws that the probabilities strongly IN favor Of the
Minister Bt~lxt the price OF rent IN London AMI IN
Paris, the differences is nearly 70 per cent rcsrds
Veroiati1h Il not likely TO b. forgotten Sia"l hlv-
me stated that me number o apartments ss.d beiog
tq0frsncn year hal augmented fron i23 p69 IN 1860
to lSe coo n 1901, and that the moT.aa.. Of Paris
had de 'ressei by 10 per ceai. Picard re-
iei1ed: 1--WE are not upon the questions Of strs-
teg2 or saluortty, but upon responsibility" and
berg called upon by Bilauli I, prove his
irsinsations atout slart epcculatJns" he an5wered
What do not nserdici all proof, an If venilred
Sc would you not conoemn me az guilty Of defama
ticn? have not forgotten the law II you have see how
the funds mlsapplied how they eton, how one
yerson becomes possessed Of that c beougs to others
but vhre the laws have made to prevent this
msappicati,n'o prevent men enr.ching themselves by
epecuaion? Where are hey, ask''
ed to ann h:ste Soquart the Empcrors private
tary Dclisye know something Of this aisr No
guard has not himself b OF the spectators but his
scn who formerly secretary 70 his father has Of late
retired from public affairs in order devote himself
cusv.y g private aars IN other wores devote h's
time TO the Bourse Nov he is known to be largely
implicated In N. Mes business and for
long time it WAS thought impossible to
conceal the apparect completely of the father. but
second thoughts always best aud seems to be
dccicod hst greater scandal would arise from the dis
grace OF the person Of the Emperor than
from bis retaining HE office under suspicion 1hoh is
realty Of 100 general character to be particularly in
ydiuus.
Tho sreecheH Of Jules Favfe Olivier, Darim,n Picard
HeApu and oilers have h,d the ealct Of raising the
question WHEELER dissolution OF the Chamber will not
whtn The address has been voted TIE subject has
vice m,o.ed at enc Of the Imperial councils with
out any decision hav Ing beea come to The Emperor as
liberal than his minister's and argues that
the Assembly as at present organ,2ad annoi stald Ia
the face OF ths world reasonable majority Is all ws
n@mms,ory speeches will be none the more injurious
that few more turbulent spirits are in the
Legislature to applaud them, am we shall have
taken awsy real cause Of reproach. rhe
answer he haa received is, that if such his Ma.
jestys opinion would have been bottec TO have acted
upon before the meeting of the Chambers; but that
do 60 under the effect of these late h.rangues,
would almost look like aiding and ting scdition Tho
Emperor reported to have only smiled and declared ne
always thought the bold course the best.
Bu what i. even more interesting the public at the
present moment s the singular circular OF the Project Of
Orleans n former letter vcntured to give you some
facts connected with the paro,ha clergy Of France
specially mentioned the circumstance OF certain hopes
which existed among a large portion OF the forty
fbousund priesthood, referring to the power or
having an elective epscopacy. 1t Is said tht the
Emperor has dealt this blow at the Bishop OF
Oiitats, by far the most learned member OF the
episcobate, in the Consciousness Of his strength
with the OF the clergy and from letters which
have before me from the provinces am iadncoi p
ik that this mieson OF the Pretect is looked upon as
the beginning os order OF things IL may suit
parties ho talked so loudly Of the nscruta
bity rf the Emperors mind now TO turn round aud ex
claim aganst sort Of fauous vacillnton For my pars
have any thing in the conduct OF our Enps
hare but steady onward march in the cose OF the
Gent pHay Il II Fsncethe revival ot the empire OF tle
West Geographically, Gaul is a member OF the grei
body OF whih Italy and Spain are the two arms" said
S'raoo and believes If he does not say, the third
Napoleon Charles VII Louis M Francis l., Heary
w. Rlcheli.u sfazariu Napoleon as his prototype,
Cnarlemqg0e have all pursued ,miar object. AM the
Emperor BY more crafty policy and more cs ,aitoas
route is ouly cadng their footsteps lie hopes ere
lorg the Pope French subject sorn ot temporal
hcnor but wi a spiritual influence unbounded This
know was upcIes dream, aud It is the Key note
al his present movements in regard to the ultfanontiae
episcop4te. o., -.
Wagner Ta, nhasser performed for the rst time
In PATS Is ret vet o-goea large party in Tue theatre
assScd IL from the beginning with raks or dsappr0oa
ton and ses he perfor had continued for short
tine directed their looks and voices towards the tos OF
Matane de Maernich, vile Of the Austrian Au bassa Tor
SIZE wae fact at ng'h compecdt to rse and quit the
theatre is SAID fat the Emperor was induced to &C
cept n WGgper's opera socly at the instigation OF
Madsme dc Meernlch and thai fS coo expended ON
the gstrg M of .his German work. 20 the ncgle3 OF
better stun GROWN home At the conclusion OF
the opea er storm Of bsses arose aud though he
principal gcs allowed tie usual compliment OF
prcseniinc trCmsslvcs, n. WagDef's name was never
once mentioned Ihc Emperor and Empress we're pre-.
sent ard hr1iy joined IN the mugh which was caused
by iase rots of OF the vi,lius, soan ling Ike the
vail o Get in the mijs, OF long, heavy AM weari.
sJmc iinsic.