The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

without dalayi a. upon report OF the iacS oy tho
Minister Of Justice 70 the Emperor tho Bishop of Nouns
has been summoned for his offence before tho
Council Of State me res2l. Of this Investigation will
prove whether the scysihhgnt feels itself sufficiently
strong 70 assume IN attitude Of open hostility 70
The protensons Of characterization, and 70 that por-
ton OF the French clergy which IL ready TO sink
French citizenship into . blind subsection 70 the
Pope An article In the COraitsaiO~~ei Of yesterday
that the government. win not fater In It's duty
but win maintain arm and positive attitude against the
turbulent and passionate minority which has placed itself
in open rsyol. against legal authority and order .
day when he will present him his appointment Ckarci
d16aires after which he will be In regular and legti
where b. and for the present the two secretaries,
Msssrs Pennington and Dayton will remain Mr. Bigc
low has appointed Mr. Edward Tuck :; wee consul
by him and the secretary, Mr. Sherman Gould, whose
ability knowledge Of the duties Of the ooe acquired
y pssonase IN Il At present Mi Tuck Is son
OF Hon Amos Tuck Of New Hampshire, and has been 10
n. ssoS three he hyS s.sn
the Civil and Diplomatic bill providing for such appoint
ments Il u understood that consul viii soon
Paris newspapers ~ . general rule, make sad WORK
with English and ttles In list OF deaths OF dis
o devoted o r.. ned Ss I I
parsonage" on the list Ii "Stephen Foster, dis
ungushsd composer single one OF whose compositions
Old For II Home yielded him seventy nve thousand
francs" Among other distinguished personages defunct
| arc mentioned dJosua Gddinksn 'thc Major General
Leonidas sx bishop Of Louisiana" John Quincy one
OF the founders Of the American republc u Surville
L (s ceieove ManhattAnln &c
appears by statistics Just published that 40 600
francs expended upon the occasion OF masquerade
ball at the opera Of which given every Saturday
The managers OF tho balls employ $50 persons The
theatre 10 lighted with $50 candles 21O lamps and
800 jets OF gas The average attendance h each ball
10 600 persons-2 400 women and 1850 men-each
evening" $500 francs expended In masks, 5000 In
hiring OF costumes "A 900 francs In shoes, 500 IN head
Dresses 10000 In gloves and 600 In bouquets and fans
Tho sstare where overcosts and umbrellas are
deposited, produces 800 francs
At the nrst ball this season one thousand four
hundred and ninety public and three hundred pr
vAte carriages passed under the peristylc. The
pense VI these Is counted at about eight thou.
sand francs. The cafe and restaurant yields thr.
teen thousand seven hundred and nfty the hiring Of
black dress coa,s yields nightly about nfeen thousand
francs and all these figures added together produce
total OF hundred and forty thousand francs for each
BALI and for the whole fourteen given during the carn
vul, the enormous sum Of million nine hundred
| aud sixty thousand francs, which, ia greenbacks At
the recent rate OF exchange would DO about
million OF dollars The sathercr OF these
statistics very justly remarks that tho circula-
ton Of money extends still beyond the figures
which ho has given; but he rays lin order to give
exact account OF this II would be necessary 20 cnter
upon tho unknown, and 10 unveil mysteries iuto which
light and statistics cannot well penetrate.
Theso balls AZ the Grand Opera becoming every
year more and more ecadsue The dancers arc now
almost entirely women Of the very lowest stamp The
richness md variety q drem which years ago made
Abe cv daR 70 attractive, is also rapidly