The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25


Oar Paris Correspondence.
.,r ~ ~ PANS, July IL, 1895
xseds n SsxsAsx Reoels-Abd Kadsrs V;ss to Paris-
Rsisce Napoleon Boand for Reconsideration the
Aeiean Lottery Prise soas Wow-ArIsal Of the United
Aases' Consul dxd Secretary g Legation, 6c.
Hince the removal Of the passport restrictions upon
Americans returning to the United states there has been
vsy general clearing out Of the crowd Of hunkers
Who The past three four years. have been employ
hs their time in talking treason and traducing their
spuntryin Paris and throughout Europe These men,
Who have taken good 70 keep themselves out Of the
Way Of M DANGER return home to look out for their
property. They have been by no means convinced /
No error Of their ways BY the result Of the war Th q
not converted but weighed down, and most of th m
Ase bitter and malignant ever and declare thf
sAsy can satisfactorily arranged their peculiarly af Ars
ahey ntend rosurning 70 take up their redsnc n IN
EuropA ~ $500. ~ ~
Abd-el Kadsr arrivedln Paris from MAsseses 8. at.
aday evening at SIX o'clock, and drove from. the swsy
station IN a open carrag 70 the hotel W ch Aad been
ssaAed fs HIN By the government ~ No IL Rse Lord
Byron. He dressed In white and wore the rsnsi
Gordon of tas Legion Of Honor. rriags following
him ccalGa i've Arabs veaEng the nite burnsua ;Ys
ssrvans. lusgags and youns pct ear which sesfs.
vorite 6ftAe Emr followed In railr Dad omnibus Two
ee his three ~ves wearing oriental ostumes and oossy
vsiled sn attended BY negress oowed the others in
Close carriage In the cveniag the hotel was ilsui-
oaAed and IN response lis from an assembled
crowd yas Gmir exhibited htns elf . momeut ON the
Ia,oony me arrival Of Abd-e iader has gveussse TO
IN sorssf rumors among whh arc these that he is to
b madna Sanator and that he h 70 be oxaltsdto the
psGonr the ruler Of the Ars population oflAIgera
During thu club season now q pproaching he ~llbs the
0RoOr Tipn- -plon," since 'the terrible taRsug down
&eeh s Emperor gave ntne has been tho subject Of all
-0nauvol Oi0l0anfiOll effect ha fe hout
eaking,a msls trip to Hemschatka, for whaeh no is
shss 10 sepas Who accompany him have already
1ssn ectet1 and that Tho Prince has gone % Havre
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ssyanDf thy rereign oface generally wei informed
81 o. shs 81 s
Izhisstion There Perhaps be win Danish himself to
x..shs:s AZ .srS., and there await hs bio wing
tisinow positively k.own who won the prize Of nvo
1swas NOT Me Archduke Naximilan Emperor pro ter
IN M eisrs's case is only another evidence Of the
a.ssaon osubscrbins slsw shares a. the Compsoir
sSssshs doof that he src up tho idea OF sSSsrbins
1saisssfds he happened TO pass well known sSchanse
sennd seeing placarl IN Me window stating that the
e1s ssme eharsa gentleman who had followed
I'm I'm, being known 70 the clerks In the
AoD3mo1Ms0Q upon MS OeIn8 served nfB& NJ klGro
linG fhis, asserted that ho had into The once
Am f1hb rsmonstrance, however, WAS In vain and
uhasHAe wsg stin grumbing the clerk handed ten
Aarss1o his rival n CIgrs had nothing to do but 70
onhs sfhe next ten which he did, and the result OF
aeh wss thss he received day. before yesterday from
- 0seinoners Of tho Nexioan loan, the sum Of ave
dssd thouaand fsanes In coed notes of tho Bank Of
10nDe lEverybody who raise three hundred francs
2sWeonnders u his or her duty 10 buy Mexican bond
n1AAsqw ave hundred Thousand francs. A few years
aaesacencierge drew hundred thousand francs 10 the
Uss1it Foncier. Ever since that time every Parisan
oendGvorwho could raise the money has invested in
Ct lsncser Lotteries are prohibited in France; but
oea1eshese large schemes there always In ope-
kaaioa, ~ special perm ssion Of the government or
nogs SsSep in which tickets sold for 1--WE EACH
With caanca Of drawing hundred thousand francs
>evssyhe1y buys them, and, friend Of mine face
oudy exprssses II, the purchasers chance Of drawing
NE prts about as great as Il wosd be that he should
6e suk eFhghtning in the middle Of ten lot In
clear sunskhUpday.
The Emperor and Empress 60 70 Fontainbleau. where
1hey win spend few days together the latter part OF
shis week. Nert week the Emperor goes TO Pombieres
che waters q which, instead Of vchy he win drink this
gear fW
Mr. Nicolay, United States Consul to Paris, and Mr.
Hay, Secretary of the United States Legation here
arrived In Paris the day before yesterday Mr. Ncoay
rory wisely took unto himself wife before leaving and
win cnter upon his consular duties Immediately.