The New York herald., 1863-04-23

such particular pass % rsprsssat - Ne vsres d a.
ere usrs Aruy united 80 sroagsr shAn
ever I.dssd. hsar THAI such ne disgst Of Mr. 81
ds at the present attitude Of aAirs that ~ 10 nov
favor OF the abandonment Of his msioa and Mr. Aasoos
By the LIST Of June next In case BY that time the coa-
is not recognized by England and France and
that he has advised his governmsns.
During the past two OF three years have never known
time whom there has not been In Paris at least one Anne
rcan with nventioo-generaly OF warke cnarac-
he has been trying TO induce the French
government to adopt. Breech loading guns ana long
shooting rifles, new fashioned cannon and mortars ana
howtzsrs newly shaped balls bayonets and swords, and
alleged improvements upon all the old means OF war
fare have been presented here by shrewd Amer''
cans, who hoped 70 make their fortunes in hurry
by mparng their secrets to his Majesty Indeed, so
great the rush at one tme that h was standing
joke ask every newly arrived American whether che
had gun" In the large majority Of cases these gentle
have been sadly disappointed and those who come
hero with Inventions thinking II very easy a. most OF
them do get at the proper authorities and even the
Emperor himself are very much mistaken. There s
quite routine and red tape here as in any other
government In the world. and II is, believe slower to
adopt any Improvement or foreign invention than any
other. a. Il ia very dcult to convince Frenchman that
anything pertaining the art Of be better under
stood by foreigner than BY native born son Of France
have known several cases Of considerable hardship
among Americans who have come hero high In hope OF
making their fortunes out Of the French government
One was gentleman who claimed the discovery Of new
process for temperng steel for swords After waiting
here year. and necessarily explaining much Of his Sc
cret he told that his discovery was not new, Out
had been made some years ago by Frenchman,
and so he sent packing, after years loss Of
time money and trouble. An American here agent for
two years busy employed before he succeeded in getting
one of his machines before the Empress; but finally
succeeded. One gentleman l knew here several
months with q model Of an apparatus for generating
steam by the combustion OF petroleum oil, and finally
reached Minister Of Marine who after witnessing the
experiment, assured him that he thought them Every
pretty" but that nothing could now be done
with the invention. gentleman now here, with
an arm which he alleges will, with proper drill. en-
able regiment Of infantry utterly to annhlae three
regiments in the open field, armed and equipped IN the
ordinary Manner has been waiting three months for
a reply to communication to the Emperor in which he
partially developed his plan TO him.
Among the exceptions the general failures s that Of
Professor Doremus, OF New York city, who has been
engaged for q year In exhibiting before the proper
authorities an apparatus for the compression OF gun
powder 90 that 1t forms solid mass, requiring no
wrapping when made into cartridges. He also has
preparation for coating IT, with which the powder 10 rem
dered perfectly mpervious TO wet while it's explosive
qualities are all inerfered with. Dr. Doremus has
just closed with the for the exclusive use Of
his invention In France receiving very handsome sum
therefor but not much be expected whom he came
here Dr. Doremus has gone to Austria 70 lny the
matter before the government OF the Kaiser
With the exception Of the feet that the statement so in
dustriosy circulated BY the journals the Russian .e
rest that the Revolutionary COMMITTEES Of Poland had
ordered all further recruiting TO cease, and had
abandoned the revolution, turns out 70 bo a
fun grown candrd, there Ia nothing particular
ly new to say about the affairs Of Poland
Diplomacy still halts or has met with some obstacle
which prevents its progressing further while the Poles
by no means dispted broken down by the arrest Of
their leader still sht and st hope that Europe will aid
them. Rochebrun, the French Officer in command Of .
Polish division, has been in Paris mission for the
revolutionary authorities OF Poland for several days past
and detachment Of French volunteers left here some
days ago TO join the Poles.
bill Is now before the Corps LegisIetif imposing
tax y centimes per hundred france the nominal
value Of all foreign bonds stocks or other securities held
in France.
Prince Napoeon's yacht the Jerome Napoleon. is at
erbourg awaiting Prince who said 70 be going
Egypt lhe cooness between him and the Emperor has
greatly since the Princes speech Poland and
IL will probably be pessantsr for both parties that the
Prince should be away during the coming elections.
has retired from the stage Nozarts Cos Fan tutte IS
to be brought out at the Lyriqus with new bretto,
founded upon shakspere's comedy OF cloves Labors
Lost" Thalberg commences Q series Of concerts
tomorrow 1t is said that Meyerbeer is coming TO Paris
next month. CaIzado still in prison. and his appeal 10
the Easter holidays have thus far been delightfully."-
pleasant, and Sunday the Champs Elysees was
ions So great was she crowd that the carriages
tanning the Emperor Empress and Prince Imperial were
obliged to through the whole length Of the broad ave-
nue. on O walk A great deal Of enthusiasm Z.
hbed and frequent shouts OF "vve rEmpereur" raised
PARIS, April 10, 1863
Panie Among the Holders of the Confederate Loan-Grau.
Charges A0aina the AgsWs-Rpreensation Of Rebeis-
N. Povld and Nexics-RerieU, &e-LIt Of Amert-
cans, dc.
The Confederate loan which event up like rocket !"
is following the natural Of such 6zzlng pro-
jectles-comng "down like a stick" 1he managers and
bolsterers up OF 1t to be in bad luck The Of
failure Of Mr. spence Liverpool who is the brosher
of the financial agent Of the Confederate government
changed the London quotations from premium 10 dis
Mr. Spence the Confederate agent that
is pecuniariy interested in his brothers. Affairs but
the holders Of the stock do not believe IT, and there Is
panic among them. The whole thing indeed, both in
England and France, looked upon now as big swindle
and confidently asserted that there have been
any bona de premium and that fictitious
sales and purchases large have been made
order 10 gull outside parties into actual investments
Here IL openly averrsd by bona de purchasers who
have paid ten per cent at the time OF sub
scrbng upon their stock that gross Misrepresentation
Of character vate the contracts made by the
agents OF the in ParisErnger Co. The stock was
put the market st 30, the Msssrs Ernger stating
that was taken by them at So while II is estab.
shed beyond doubt that they account to she "Con.
ederate government rate under sixty In this
Affairs bona de purchasers not only refuse 70 pay the
balance Of their subscriptions but demand the return OF
their inssaments already made, and threaten bring
the before the tribunals unless the agents manifest
sdsposition TO make amicabls settlement.
The feeling Of confidence in the ultimate and indeed