The New York herald., 1865-11-13
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Our Paris and Berlin Corre-
spondence.
FACTS ABOUT THE CHOLERA.
An American Family Bereaved
by the Plague.
Berlin subscriptions for the Freed
mems Relief Association.
American Exhibitors at the Paris
Exhibition.
&C. &c. &c.
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Oct. II, 1885,
Amerioan EzAioitors at Pars-Cholera Incidents and
Fhcts-Dea,h Of Boston Lady-The Paris Press
Hresid>ns Johnsoa's Negro POsicy-Art Literary and
PERSONAL Gossip, &C.
am enabled to announce TO you the important
that the French committee of the Universal Exhibition
Of 1867 taking into consideration that the invitation
reached Washington at a time when Congress was not
sitting, and there Of obtaining grant Of
necessary funds have consented to extend the time al
lowed for sending lists of American exhibitors from
October 81 to January 81.
column in the Monieur this morning directs special
attention to class nnetythree (one) on the exhibition
which comprises specimens Of habitations for the
Ing classes uniting the desderaa of cheapness salubry
and comfort large space will be devoted to these and
the committee hope that families may be seen nhabit-
ing some Of them.
The cholera will not go away from Paris No changes
Of weaherand within the week we have had plenty
Of rain, wind, fog and sunshine-seem to make any
difference TO it. The government takes great pains
20 suppress the obituary returns; and II you
could believe official statements, according to
which month ago there cholera at all in
Paris worth speaking OF, has been decreasing
since But facts will out In spite Of efforts to
oeal what s dsagreeabe Prominent among these facts
the visits Of the Emperor and Empress the hos
pitfalls where cholera has been raging On each
the Aonitexr told that their Maestes able to
satisfy themselves Of the rapid decline OF the maady
But when we find these visits Immediately followed by
subscriptions Of rs o0o from the Emperor 0oOf from
the Empress and O0of from the Imperial Prince for
necessous families Of victims Of the epidemc when
the Credit Mobier subscribe 5OO00f, Credit Foncer
20000f., Rothschild 20,000f and private individual
whose name l never before heard Of, M. Greffuhle,
5O,OO0f when the Monitcuv, which had all along g-
nsred the existence Of cholera in epidemic form,
out with three columns of advice to tho public
about precautions and remedies be quite sure
N. Haussmann the Prefect OF Seine who the day be-
oaion ovor the hs . Ga
era NJ Segaud carried of by tho disease In the flower
Of his took upon himself TO say, with the weight Of
his official authority, that there a decided
change for the better within the last few days. but OH
cias In France systematically prophesy smooth things
that is impossible TO believe them The Epoqae of last
evening, fatty contradictng medical JOURNAL affirmed
that Wednesday there were great many deaths
taned the deaths n Paris now are about one per day for
every twenty thousand inhabitants, whereas the
ego in ordinary times 10 one in forty thousand From
what learn the disease shifts about disap-
pears nearly altogether from certain quarters or the
town, and then comes back to where it stated FROM
Tho doctors seem to know more about IL than before
DR.. Velpean, than whom there liz higher medical
authority in France declared the other day TO the Acad
cases out OF ten those who from cholera did SO
In spite OF DOCTORS and not in consequence OF their
edies and that science had made whatever In
is study Of this mysterious disease The death Of Mr.
0egaud s melancholy instance among many others that
cholera not TO be averted by such things airy apart
ments warm clothing and plenty Of good food He
man IN very high position; Councillor OF State,
commander Of the Legion OF Honor, ex-prefect;
Who the his death was second only to the
great Baron Haussmann In the Of the city Of
para The prosperity Of his public life Was accompanied
~ domestic happiness. Only last year he married the
wealthy and accomplished daughter OF NJ Haven, the
editor Of the Steele ands deputy And now the cholera
am sorry TO have mention another case which will
Affect many OF your readers Mr. John L. Gardner, Of
Switzerland, and undsrssand that anxiety about the
health Of the eldest danghter very beautiful grl, was
The cause Of their departure Well the nsws comes TO-
and 70 dead II was the only case In the town. be-
stsvs the Swiss boast that there any cholera in
damp and unhealthy The drains smell badly, and there
80 few families some Of whose members not in
fAsGtWtfsussssGspeaksi in term os greaa prssso NV
JoAasons late sPsecb 70 black reeinent aud psricu
My sfsAae pesass IN which the President says:"rhe
0aisA States y yeur ceunsry much Of any Of the
OF No "Mr johnson, observes scould not have
sAAs use Of happier Language 70 men who q the begin
ed fern distinct colony in some distant region a the
LAbouays, Of the Institute, the author Of an ad,nl
sbs satire on Napoleonc nssitut,ons entitled Paris in
America which has gone through thirteen editions has
senDbsasA skssch Of the life of FrankB with trans
In The hands Of she publisher and will appear almost
immediately The introduction IL TO b. interesting
Hiram siblcy, who has contracted with Russia and
Engand for making telegraph round the world by
Behrng Strait and Russian Asia 10 IN Paris making
arrangements for the execution OF the gigantic work
All tho Materials wire &C. have been contracted for and
will be shipped 70 the United States next month
Bfshop Lynch, Of Charleston, whose eoQnence is sup
posed 70 have induced the Pope address jon Davis
President OF The Confederate States has just passed
through Paris on hts way home.
testimonial In the shape Of smut box sent the
ether day by the Sultan Of Turkey % Fagnan the emf
nent Franco American portrait painter The lid Is
mented with floral devices In diamonds; in the centre
large diamond VI the FIRST water the smaller umnsrIes
sparkle splendidy, and numerous 20 be easily
counted ones fingers The form peculiarly graceful,
FOR snubox, and what with its diamond roses aud rose
diamonds and the roseste enameled views Of CONSTANT
nople that adorn the sides and bottom IL bears sons
s6inity 70 the best specimens of Louis Mnge jewary
and would not be out OF place at fancy bali In The
hands Of some delicate fingered lady, dressed like one
Of the brilliant but nuftaking n,srquises or the
eighteenth century.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BsRLIs, Oct IS, 1895
nce,s.sc ~ Aid If the Fsedse,'s Reii,f Assocsotioar
ccnssotioa Of a Co1s,asves Reo,;cs Con,ributos.-
History Of ns Csca War IN Aosrico ty a P,psuoa on
rer, DC
Recently n meeting bcld at the United States
Legation by some Of the most influential citizens of