New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

Death Of lie Perc Enfnnsin New PnIiicn-
tisns-poli,ienl and Personal Il acts and
Rusnors Of the Week.
From Cur Own Correspondent.


A quiet funeral procession has Just gone past,
following tho mortal remains Of Barthelmy Prosper En-
iaAtin, lie PSs EpJaatir, whose sayings and dongs
made so much noise in Paris and the world thirty odd
years ago when no was Chief OF the st. Smonans the
Living Law the Messiah died two days ago. His
lfo OF sxtycght years was curously busy and varied
At first student in the polytechnic school he took part
In tho patriotic struggle the nights OF Montnartre TO
prevent the entrance of the Allies into Paris in lsli
Next he in the employ of wine merchant for whom
be acted commercial traveller; afterward in bank
ing house at st. Petersburg; the in Paris where he
cashier Of financial establishment influential men,
Der Of the French Carbonate and still with time and
energy to spare for bis brokerage and commission bust
ness In the year 1926 he became acquainted with St.
Simon aud convert to his doctrines of religious and
industrial reform. He and Rodrgues fellow Disciple,
received the last words Of the and started jour
nal for the propagation Of bic IDEAS which bore the IA
mons MOTTO: "Jhe golden age which blind tradition has
hitherto placed in Tho past il before u.s." Here is not the
place for an account however BRIEF Of the doctrines
OF tho rise and Discussions end scandals, and fal!
Of the School Of St. Suonans. However visionary
rs doctrines il counted among IFS disciples proportion.
ate number unusual In any school sect Of intellectual
men who have since become eminent in the PRACTICAL.
many Of them after the dissolution of the school rs
scnool clung faithfully its motto that the golden age
was before them anil proving their faith by successful
works have won it's reward in their middle and I'D
yanced life; ZONE Of thcm Astounding in material
wealth like Pereire and several other prosperous
bankers others in golden opinions like The composers
Leon Hcleyy and Felican David. Michael Cheyalier
member Of the Institute Senator, Councillor II State
Ad. Banqni the Economist, Gaeroult now Editor-in
Chief Of The Opinion Nationals among EnnDn's
collaborators and followers. As general rule these
visionary fantastic social ro!orners have turned ont
rather exceptionally practical ind successful in financial
and Industrial operations. /, Pers EJentia himself
though he affected peculiar costume considerably less
ugly aud inconyenent than sensible folks CONSENT
and had tho word Pere marked in large letters his
breast eontriyed symbolic ceremonies composed mystic
hymns and specially enthusiastic IN the matter OF
the worlds religious regeneration was emneny practi-
cal in the premises and at the conclusion returned
20 this work day unroformed worlds business with no
denuncia,on Of his early natural faculty and practced
ability OF late years he iilled high position in the
administration Of the Lyons and Mediterranean Rail.
way.
There ha. lately been published here aquarto volume
OF 1876 conmned pages Formidable as it looks.
is full with interesting. If not pleasant reading in
every page 1t is the statistical representation o, the
MYSTERIES Of paTs-a monument of statistical science
II is the wcordercd printed result Of the three years
labor OF Commission appointed by The Chamber OF
Commerce inquire into and report upon the state and
condition Of the Industry Of Paris. Youwul remember
and of the old subscribers Of THE TRIBUNE then
the way Of reading your Paris correspondence may
remember that similar work the first In It's Kind
Published here IN 1852 or -. and took the duly
asarlcd prize the best statistical work OK the year
from the Academy u Moral ard Political Sciences. On
the data furnished by that remarkable work. the we'll
Informed and reliable contributors 70 the worlds solid
knowledge OF tho works and workmon OF Paris. have
made up chapters In their books Of shreVdy
travellers letters paragraphs in their Gown cor
r,spondence iaborousy gathered facts get down under
their appropriate adin Is Encyclopedias and guide
boo.s bases ofecononica SCOTLAND political thcoFdng
in novels liable" quarterly review articles SC, sc.
But the investigation Of which that volume gave the re-
suits applied 70 the state OF things in Isi1 Since
then The Citys area has been enlarged by tie
anneyation Of ell the territory lying between the
tho oil octroi circustoms wall built by The famous
General Of Louis XyIs tine. and the circuuyaiiating
limo u Qualifications constructed under the auspices Of
Louis pipos Minister Theirs. and the citys popult.
ton has been Increased both by tic residents OF that
annexed district and by the great immigration flowing
IN f.om the proyinccs-,t alone the ogmuleiion from
domestic production. Furthermore, dc Increase, both
from annexation aud immigration has been proportion
scy greater for the industrial than FOR any other class
ofths actual inhabitants Of the metropolis So that the
Old report published in 1872 had faien more than chrome.
logically behind tho present time. Furthermore the
authors of tAc new rcport have proled by he adyan
tago which therpredecosors lacked studying, using
and considerably improving upon an admirable existing
mode. The present report tnon, on tho Industry Of
Paris Is superior 20 tho other not only in The essentials
OF scs and quantity bu, in scientific ,orn and quality
Omissions and dcfects-some Of them necessary. some
parlonablc il not notwithstanding considered end daly
regretted tho work stu rests said, monument Of
statistical soence-a model for stely IN is FORM and
mine Of instruction N It's facts. A few Of these last
taken rather than selected from the arrangedmap may
be interesting IL themselves . of Your readers
and provoke others TO a study Of the work rom which
they are borrowed.
Tic whole number Of industrial establishments in
arts is loll5l Of these 1892 employ ten or more opc
atvcs 81 i50 from $40 to ten g. 100 employ only one
none besides the proprietor. n put all this in the
present ousc the report does but in fact the report
ID on tho condition Of thnrs il was in lsdo-an i'm
portant change, always Increasing IN the matter OF
numbers, has been going On since then' ana t'n al
ynces, The total amount of business done in 1900 is
represented by 33G9 O929i9 francs-ssy sG7ioOo COO;
this is more than double ihe amount Of lt' az given
by the other report. Tho productions and productive
workers are arranged in ten groups Of casse' othesc
,he first ia the almcntary group which includes butch
eIs BAKERS grocers lubricants and rreparers of pre-
served meats AMI drinks coniectioners pastrycooks,
tripe dealers restauratenrs, wine merchants reail
etc etc There are q $50 dealers In town.
~ these le, in stronger 'ouors aud ale by the glass