The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-09
CHOLERA Steps The TOURISTS WAY,
Cur paris correspondence.

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hosal Fssanoes- Qsctstso Of Amerscaa SecHr.as Siu
6,rbiaaa. in Pay4sAo ChorYa IN Iorisits Horrible
Rnraoes in MarseiGes and T0uioaThe Grddt Exhibition
oil ls67-Remoudl Of TIC american EnatGssy-A Fro
missed litca Expose Of Die 3stet gsns ia Europe, dc
American residents in Paris are becoming aarmedst
the rapid and enormous influx Of Americans IN Euror
not that they all dispcascd personally at sec ing
these representatives OF their country who from the
fiery struggle through which she has passed have
out not only safe sound in bodily health but richer
than ever in purse alarm about the cunt Of
MONEY they are expending and which constitute draft
taken directly the gold capital Of the nary and
which ing scattered here ends It's way back again
but slowly 4 ever There probably new IN Europe
forty or fifty thousand Americans who have
the first OF January ana each steamer comes crowd
with these health ana pleasure seekers, all OF whom OF
course come well provided with funds For the
three years undoubtedly the namoor Of yr country
mon who Europe will DO quite great Now placing
the number at fifty thousand per aImum, and allowing
each one en- pend his her European but
Thousand dollars which exceedingly moderate esli-
mate, ind the Of one hundred millions Of dol
lars in gold thns taken OF the country by tourists
Americans who live here and whe have had pretty
hard experiences Of exchange, fear that this
drain Of gold viii have tendency 10 keep up
Its price, which hoped with the termination Of the
war would approximate considerably value
Of the legal tender than IL thus far has done. But
this Is all. Exports are rushing into tho United
States from Europe At rapid rate than ever
before since tho commencement OF the war From
Paris alone the expectations of silks, bonnes,
laees and those thousand and things which
please the eye principally of ladies' and children,
artlcles de Paris win this quarter
less than fifty millions Of francs ten millions
Of dollrs in gold The nearest approach to this immense
expectation from Paris during years, was in the
quarter OF last year when il reached tie sum Of
thirty-one millions.
But you rich enough stand and flourish in spite
OF these drains and support the nat onal credit at the
time That the national ,redit viii be sustained,
and that the OF the country more than
ample for the payment of the interest and gradual
extngushment of the ,patonal debt is the opinion Of
N Henri Moreau in an able article in Count Montalcm.
berts revicw-the Correspondent Of this month Mons
Moreau, who the right hand Of the celebrated ad
yocate, Berger, in this article demonstrates by facts
and figures that there need OF any fear and that
the United States securities to-day the very best
which foreign capitalists large and small can make
vestments recent article in the Revue DIES Dcas Moad
attributed TO Robert Walker, arrives the
clusion.
While, however, the people OF France are thus being
enlightened in regard to and their interests
In the matter, the French government still maintains the
restriction which prevents your securities from being
quoted at the Boursc. The government not only per.
mits but encourages people to invest their money in the
bonds Of Italy, Turkey, Tunis and Mexico ignores
the fact that your government with its immense
sources has securities in the market In the part
of 1868 the late Mr. Dayton had correspondence with
tho Minister of Foreign Affairs NJ Drouyn de Lhuys
upon the subject. To Mr. Daytons first communication
intmating that he good why United States
government securities should be excluded from the
Bourse, the replied that he would submit the mat
ter TO council Of Minister'S He did So and the result
after mature elaboration, formal refusal upon
the pretext that IL the United States govern
Iaent bonds allowed 10 be quoted, 30
must also be those Of the Confederate
government" II certainly particularly polite
and appreciave ut that time TO place your securities
upon the basis those Of the States in
ton But whatever force this plea may have then had
1t certainly has now. when rebel 'securtes' in
Europe valuable only curiostes and a. waste
Paper. Ought not your government now to ask that
their securities shall be treated here with much re-
speet those OF Mexico and Tuns In which 70 many
unfortunate little capitalists have by the direct
enlargement Of the French government been induced
invest their funds We're your securities quoted the
Bourse, satisfied that large investments would be
made In them. As IL y, purchasers have no accurate
means OF knowing their market value, and fight shy Of
them They arc seen in the windows Of most Of the
preuCaIe0
Of Frankfort they usually being sold here at
rate two three per cent higher than the
Iankfort quotations. In the absence Of the Bourse
q Citations IL We had in Paris smart, live Amcri-
ear banker who would devote good portion OF his time
70 making known their value and TO the sale OF Ameri
can securities am convinced that very large invest
mcnts could be induced In them in France
communication made yesterday to the Academy Of
Medicine states that the health Of Paris good usual
and that there has been a single case OF cholera
here Letters from Marsecs and Ton lon describe Il M
making sad havoc In those two cities Some peculari-
ties seem TO have manifested themselves the action OF
the disease o. Maisees one Of which i The rapidty
cases ten hours IS sad To be the limit OF LIE after the
disease declares itself In most the nails become
black when the disease FIRST appears. A letter from
Touon OF the 10th states that the deaths there
are 80 numerous ard rapid that on that
burial company, which, as in Paris, las lie
monopoly o. Funerals could not provide collins cnouFh
for the dead; that wcrkmcn could not be found dig
gmves, and that the authorities furnished for this pur
pose convcts, who dug immense Mt, into which the
dead were promiscuousy huddled Half the stores IN
Touon arc closed and the people are flying into the In
terror, and the Municipal Council could not meet TO de-
lbcraie npon sanitary measures. a. but two members
remained In The city II certainly gratifying to be in
formed by the highest medical authority that there Is no
cholera In Paris, ana Il may now be hoped, as the
weather Is becoming cooler, that we will escape H. Hun
dreds q your counrymen prevented from pursuing
TIER Journey To the south OF Europe from fear Of this
terrible disease and are enjoying themselves best they
10 this dull season Of Paris It's fact worthy OF
note IN connection with the present march Of the cholera
that M yet ~ os been exclusively confined 10 the
port towns and IN has gone into the interior
Tho Commission Of the Universal Exposition, which Is
70 take place here In 1867 just circular all
the Chambers OF Commerce in France, In which they
state their object In thus early making this publication
60 be gunctuaty IN heopenng Of the exhibition, which
they express the determination have opened, pro.
missed, on The lst OF April, 1867 The construction OF
the ednce In the Champs dc Mars will commence next
month, and the architects have guaranteed that II shall
be completed in nine months. The grounds in the
vicinity o. The Champs dc Mars have nearly doubled in
value and all the houses ia the neghborhood being
rented by people who intend 10 underet them visitors
hear OF an cnterprsng American who has leased lot
OF ground and proposes establishing the exhibition
drinking and lunch bar NJ VIII ch brandy cocktails and
rmashes and sherry cobbcrs, and pork and beans and
bfh chOwder. and "stewed, fried and roagtcdr
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