The New York herald., 1863-12-16


suounied 10 air asi sa uskiss the sutirs foe Sa4k
The navy y thus spokea OF In the report
At he present time tho total number OF the vessels OF
feet amounts hundred and f0rtynve, includ
ing twenty six floating gunboass. We conaae our
var in tho report Of 1892 the number only one hun
dred and nineteen thus sub divided
4t wv Re,c SAsps. Msrsd. fotal
Ships Of -thoiins. . ,.,... ...... 10 ~ 50
Curassed frigates s...............
Ofdmsiy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ -
OofVostes es...................... ~ - ~
0S'oos''''''''' '........'..''''. 40 ~
Total. al..................o 90 20 Ils
Thus the feet has boon Increased by eight vessels
completely Anshsd-namsy, two ouirassed frisates OF
hundred and two avios Of hundred and ffV But
the other hand ships Of the old neet have been
lost sea- q which one was an sviso Of two hundred
and twenty horse power, aud another frigat9.
launched at Touon. The other vessels Of this typo acu
.y on the stocks have been carried during the year
-Four floating batteries deaned t9r the defence Of
coasts have been completely ansdsd, and have termi
The coinage of gold in 1898 amounts to I,sooo, 900
francs.
Navigation has followed the progress Of commerce; ;
Arrivas-Three millions thirty six thousand tons, OF
were under the French as Duriog tho Same period OF
1862 the amount was three millions tons ono million two
Freuoh dag There has thus been an increase Of thirty
six hous nd TONS and the relative part Of dag has
proved by alty,swo thousand thousand TONS ..
Of which one million twenty eight thousand were under
the French aag For the corresponding period Of 1862
thousand belonged France being total increase
hundred and thirty nine thousand TONS and French
relative improvement OF eighty four thousand
n the part OF the statement appropriated to education
Tnero exist a. the present time in France 50 et,b
shments Of primary Instruction. or more than Ia
and tss 20 az n ss
giving an augmentation OF nearly million, or quarter
OF the whole The ae.4as oommunss provided With
which sT,s9s. numbering .a2o pupils directed
gfegationist masters OF the o2 a2s children ia those
schools. s22 or moro than one third. arc admitted
During period OF thirty mouths, from January 1,
1881 to July !. 1858, tho masters Of tho Ns73 lay
for rim
masters OF the congregatonist public schools have
led 70 attynve oondemnatlons viz;-rwecty for
The expenses for tue 1854 public schools special or
mixed as % SEX havs amounted In 1862 to 81 l6r
OF which 90 47If have been for the masters, giving
to each mean salary Of about 1901.
The number Of schools for girls Is 90 6o2 19l d.
~ o Sv rsIrtous sisiers Of whom 1S aSs have onv
tho letter Of obedience These schools receive 609 2l5
pupils OF whom rather more than third. or are
ones One quarter OF those pupils are sdmted gratui
touslyviz in the lay aud Asvo9t 10 the ooogre
female public teachers amount to france giving
mean Of 655 franss per bead Nevertheless, tho salary
OF teachers s not as yos more than 400 franco The
reoisd by lscs paovSed wt5 cSitacstss o9 capacity
receive s.: 24s children ?2o4 held BY congregaonists
266062 pupils The graury accorded In these rooms
257 32l chdren drectresses receive 3s4 .049
chdren stil remain completely devoid OF instruction
During the past year swcve thousand now pubicasons
twenty thousand pieces have been published.
The result Of the election in Now York state bas
an ced tns last hope from under the teet Of tho socos
sJnists aud copper heads IN Paris. With hope or
foreign Intervention with their nctpient navy stopred
from going sea- and now hope Of dividing as North
they secu hopecss and helpless.
PARe. Nov. q. 1883.
NJ, Con9ress--Enol1nd and EaneelThe Corps Legssatf-
Arehcnse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Naria0e OF a.
America Lady 10 a Prussian Cotn', dc.
The at refusal OF England, and tho polite "
Russia TO participate 10 the Emperors congress To
have destroyed the last hope that that BODY will DO
oome tangible reality. People surprised at Eng
land bold refusal and England has not added anything
to her popularity with tho French BY this act II
ta,ny does look though she wore trying to bronx
away from the loving alliance which has bound her to
France since tho commencement OF the crmosn war.
er Cabinet probably begins to think the imperial gamo
about "played and that his Majesty Emperor
and his dy nasty about thor last logs sod that
with Napoleous death, which Ia liable to at any
time she will DO enabled to her influence the
establishment OF another dynasty tho French throne
which will not be always asking her assistance IN
schemes OF conquest, or IN making war "ior an idea
At any rate England is now "nghting shy OF his
government, aud will have the credit in history
Of having frustrated his last scheme Of European COO
grcss
There seems much moro probability now that Europe
will be involved about Schiesws and Hols,ein
than about Poland. The Germanic Confederation wans
more seabolrd which it obtain by the annexation OF
the Duchy OF Hosten. aud national eeng being
red up over Germany which threateas serious
1uences to the peace OF Europe. The King Of Den
mark aided he Ia by the King OF Sweden manirests
no disposition 10 yield. and Ia preparing TO dstcod
claims to tho Duohes to the utmost extremity.
The Corps Legisla, Is still engaged investigating the
election OF its members On Wednesday, the election Of
lsasc Perere OF the greltest capitalists France
who returned from the Department, of the Pyrencos
sogeIomeot candidate. was charged with securing his
section by improper means such the dstrbutiou OF
aims TO the poor the presentation o. sums OF money
churches and charitable institutions 10 the department
and the undertaking OF several public works which would
benefit the entire community and aIord labor the poor
No distinct charge OF bribery made but the general
charge that his object 10 expendng the money be did
10 influence the election The committee reported Ia
favor OF considering the election valid but the Iiouse
took the question: and aim 81 by unanimous
nulled It. II IA supposed that tue uerfodfow de
VIII bs completed next week. when the dscuss upon
the Emperor address aud the reply TO IT will be
menced.
We hear very little about the projected trip OF the
Archduke Maximian TO Mexico II said that tho us<p
ing government has offered TO pay a the expenses tho
maintenance OF French troops 10 the country for Ave
years, the rate OF 400 francs per man 1he rorad
IpE',g OF Vienna, says that the Archduke Macmillan
made condition for his acceptance OF the Msxi
crown aod one Which, from present Appearances u
not likely 20 be fulfilled Tho Journal referred TO says
"t said that the Archd1ke Maximlan interviev
terms-'l will accept the crown OF Mexico u am