Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
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PARIS, APRIL, 20, 1884.

| PARIS, APRIL, 20, 1884.
The selfgratuations Of the Imperial Government upon
what was termed in the Emperors letter the happy so
luton of Mexican affairs, were considerably marred at
hrst by the intelligence lately received from washington
The declaration made by the House Representatives
against the establishment of monarchy Mexico fell like
wet blanket upon the shoulders of certain redhot i'm
periaiss Nay the intelligence 10 question: coupled with
the language OF the American press the subject had
we'll nigh proved fatal 10 the of the Mexican loan
as lar as the Paris subscription concerned aud il
CURED all the influence of so powerful association
the Credit Mobier To induce the moneyed world to come
forward as desired made point of being amongst them
good deal last week while the loan open found
that much doubt and hesitation existed MANY Of them
indeed confessed to me that they already the civil
conflict now raging in the New World brought to sue
eessul conclusion aud the mighty of the again uni
ted and victorious Republic breaking like resistsss tor
rent over the Empire and sweeping away both it and
ito Institutions from the American soil The picture was
doubtless by the Tears and magnaons Of the psr
ties but still they feel that it one which may at no dis
tant day be- realized
The Imperiais press, the France the Pays and similar
organs published long articles prove that the declaration
"a question is Of little Importance " that it is only
concession TO republican susceptibility that the vote
OF the Congress Is not an act Of the Government" 60
But all this would have done but little to- remove appra
heDsion and mpa courage to the financial world had NOT
the tdngs reached OF what has taken place in ha
Senate. The Monteur OF this morning announces con-
spcuousy and with evident satisfaction that the Senate
OF the United States conormaby the desire Of the Co.
yernment has adjourned indefinitely the Of
with regard to Mexico"
The public assembled in considerable numbes Last uaaL
before the otces OF the Credit Mober in the Place Ven
dome 10 subscribe the loan and the result has M donht
been successful The operation also aided by the
at he
which it appears that the dividend of the Credit Mo-
ber on the is at the rate Of twenty five per cent
and that authorized by Government to issue bonds
to the amount of sixty millions rapid shares has
been the consequences OF the report and this
had only time to mention Friday last the total sup
preston OF the English aud American Shakespeare festival
The circumstances which led that result were al fol-
lows: At first it intended only honor invited az
guests certain number of eminent literary Frenchmen
but POI ton OF the French public having wish
TO join in an international celebration they of course
| immediately welcomed. One Of the conditions how
which they wished to enforce that the health of
Emperor should not be drank breach Of courtesy of
which English and American residents in foreign land
could not be guilty to please any party. separation
therefore TOOK place and the French began arrange
celebration OF their But it becams apparent
that they intended to make political capital out of shake
speae and organize demonstration against the Govern
ment They invited Victor Hugo TO take the chair and
in the event of his not coming at the head of the table
was to remain vacant with banner waving above IL
Upon tins the police ntered and prohibited the meeting
IL was then intmated by the authorities very politely to
Engsh ard Americans there was no dssre to stop
their proceedings; only the chairman or committee must
give guaranty that no French political should
DC present at the celebration" This of course at public
dinner Il was impossible provide against aud 80 the
whole thing was given up The French Government was
afraid haI IT'S opponents Wond have attended in large
numbers and made denomination when the health of
| the Emperor was proposed.
PARIS, APRIL 20, 1854.
The of the subscription to the Mexican loan in
Paris appears to be much than was at
first supposed No authoritative announcement as ia
usually the has yet been made respecting the
subscribed has word been said the pretended
reduction alleged to be necessary in the individual sub
scrptions On the contrary Just informed that il
has been notified TO several large spectators that the
whole OF their demand would be assigned them and
that the information has created SURPRISE and some
cases even perplexity The parties have got Mex
can scrip than they either expected wished for and
many of them believe would already not be sorry TO be
rid of their bargain.
You will learn by the London Journals that The Confer
euce for the settlement Of the German Danish
ton has at last met But although all the members were
present, their proceedings appear TO have been aesn
brought to an abrupt staE3 still France and ENGLAND
proposed it seems, armstice tho first action to be
taken in the matter in hand But although Prussia and
Austria must have been we'll that this proposal
would be made and ought TO have prepared their repre-
sentatves for it. they had for their doubtless
done nothing of the sort; that their niosers were
obliged to refer to their respective Governments for in
structons this point, while the invasion Of Jutland
goes a matter of How much there will be-
left Of Denmark by the time the Conference gets fairly
under weigh it is not very difficult to foresee.
Whe endeavorng to keep the peace Ot Europe abroad
the Imperial Government harassed by several rather
dssgreeabe symptoms ut home. The Corps Legislstf is
becoming less and less manageable and has lately thrown
out three four Government bills Yesterday there was
division of 134 10 lis against the Government on de-
mand of two millions for the Minister of War. bill to
egaze coalitions for OF wages been rather
foolishy encouraged by the Emperor popular mea-
sure IL is, however, creating great alarm amongst the
manufacturers and Others who know the spirit of the
Paris workmen and how open they to political agta
ton. Already many dangerous symptoms OF combination
manifesng themselves in the largest establishments Of
the capital The Government is becoming alarmed the
of its ndscreon and yet dare not
draw back refuse the promised measure est the
step should lead to open manifestations aud