The New York herald., 1863-04-23

any de transactions at premium and that fictitious
and purchases TO large amount have been made in
order gull outside parties into actual investments.
Here IL is openly averred by bona fde purchasers who
have paid ten per cent at the time OF sub
scrbng upon their stock that gross misepresentatous
of character vitate the contracts made by the
agents Of the loan in ParisErnger Co. The stock
put into the market co. the Msssrs Ernger stating
that il was taken by them at 50. while is esab
lished beyond doubt that they account to the Con.
fedeae government At rate under sixty. In this state
Of Affairs bona & purchasers not only refuse 70 pay the
balance Of their subscriptions but demand the return OF
their instalments already made, and threaten to bring
the matter before the tribunals unless the agents manifest
a disposition TO make an amicabls settlement.
Tho feeling Of confidence In the ultimate and indeed
rapidly approaching Of the federal cause
creasg here day by day, and good stunning victory
somewhere would enable Mr. Aspinwal, who 10 now In
dred millions, 10 ostsn every dollar Of in France in
case be fails among our neutral friends, the Bris-
ishers The Confederate agents In Paris amuse them
selves by circulating reports that the recent
fan in gold and exchange 10 fictitious, and has
Sres, oes ana Tia. il win soon take another shoot up
higher than before The rebels In Paris look glum,
Ss S,ns5
/ saw letter yesterday from "rsbei gentlsman" In
the state Delaware He writes 70 a"secesh' friend
here that the conscripton will be resisted that little
state 70 the death, and attempted TO be enforced the
strse,s win be made 10 "run with blood"
An incident growing out d the recent debate IN the
sepas on the Mexican question took place In that body
day before yesterday ould stated that when the Mar
aus dc Rocheacqueln asserted that there were now
90 600 French troops Mexico he Foid) replied that
there were bus 600 Ihe report OF mis- speech 10 the
Ncale,mads him say In addition 70 bis statement, snd
that 10 many whereas this remark mad been made
not by him, but BY the Marquis de Roche AcqueIn NJ
Foud gets benent Of the correction In the koaiev
although II 10 well that n he did not say What
| he was charged with, ne certainly thinks II.
The Emperor Tuesday last reviewed about thou
sand cavalry roors at the Bos do Bouogne. The show
Sas q very nps one, and when the review was nearly
over the Empress, accompanied BY Princess Murat
and number of gentlemen, rode 70 the ground on
horseback Her Majesty looked magnincenty back
of her prancng steed, which she managed with much
grace and skill She dressed Ia blue cloth tightly
| iuing riding habit, and wore q "stovs pps' hat
and nng black veil On their return 70 Paris through
the Bois de Bouloene the Emperor and Empress were
greeted with enthusiastic acclamatons. The Emperor
drives his pair d fast American horses every nne sfsr-
| noon now on the Champs Elysees.
Hon j. s. Haldeman, United states Minister to STOCK
holm who under leave OF absence has been spending
the last four months Paris cf 70 day on MS return TO
| his post. - ..-.... s..,,-
houses ia ar,s for the week ending April i0John b.
Wood and vile henry q. Bolton, tourtandt Palmer Jr
| NJ and Mrs r. D. Biddie, from New York city; Nvab
rrocLer ard wife NJ navid wc Session; John Tucker,
| n, md w,fe. Mrs :. A. Evans. rblsdslpbta