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

scanning mscblnes out down thsir - ,.,>., .A.v
Ss.vss While American invent eo..a. s s,ss - msSs
sss 2 ssss man Ass ss EsD ss
Ysk printing mAcAl.ss ws.S 4 q tSesr hs.sy ssss.
hisd $500 - ss..e -. - e. ~ 3ssr.s
eighty thousand oopies. - hour TScrs never Vas
nall machine - make - ssis 10 NE kinsdoa IN sboss
thirty yssm go wrSs enc was b.oushs fss. America
Typos ys/N've seen nail machine,
thumDs aMsy, 10th night and day,
And nanhee noise Like thunder O.
Such cracks aAd jams, like basterng rsns,
wAish keep such psi,ing, pounding, o,
That al the ground Il shook around,
By reason Of the jOuncing, O.
The rides they mako " light their enemies are an
fabricated by machinery invented BY Yankee and made
and nan shs s.oaons s from he ioray castle and man
en 70 the peasants cottage are supplied with New EDg
nsss b. secured b. American locks Al isss three hun
drsd thousand American sewing machines are IN con-
slant use 10 make their clothing, aFording
large incomes gigantic fortunes 70 nearly .
Assen American patentees and manufacturer One
extensive manufacturing Arm-the house Of WEIGH,
neck lies By the millon-smpoy some twelve hundred
sewing machine hands and work nearly thousand ma
chimes and they have found II expedient % manufac-
their machines making OF combined action
from expired patents and minor inventions that they
have purchased All the planning and wood dressing
machines In OF American invention. After being
beaten in every water clear round tho world from the
isle Of wight 70 Botany Bay they copied your yachts
and clipper ships; and now they are making Monitors
wood that ere found 70 be useless Your thousand
FOUNDER guns they viii have y copy soon - they have
An enterprising American named Thompson comes
here with one Of the gandest Inventions Of the age
o. ss Sa Ue.
which reduced the cost half and would have tped
the number built they could have supplied The world
invention and fairly .. work. than their inscions laws
and loosely organised and awess combinations Of hand
gruobins iaeorers got up moos broke the machinery
million Of dollars, not dollar Of which saved
American actors actresses, opera singers, minstres
realizing large incomes while the spread and influence
OF American books and literature is increasing every
year. Native born Americans come here now and then,
like Lyndhurst and get 70 be peers while several fair
daughters Of America are progresses.
And yet the small and select class that hold al the
political power here 80 jealous OF Americans and all
sand Of the Population, .Sa. they viii not allow them
become members Of the House Of Commons But there
u American product that all the exclusive legisla
uon In the world and jealousy Of sstocracy cannot cx
cude product not native here or to the ordy) manor
born which will force itself upon them In spite Of the
rowns Of the aristocracy That product known -
is growth and Il thrvss extensively though has been
stranged and nearly extinguished the Continent An
eminent agrcutur, who brewed his own beer here in
England, and ~ho 60urished over two hundred years
ago. by poughing deep with bAyonst cutlasses and the
headsman 3 axe WAS enabled TO subdue . portion Of
the tough royal turf and plant some republi-
can roots; but they only nourished part Of one
generation when incompetent farm balf succeeding
the crop became nearly extinct Late seed from America
So you see why the selfish and proud Mr. Bull not
wthstandng all the benefits he has received would be
teectua and political portions OF theuqute bot,ed
out Perhaps he would Ike 70 have some prominent
pages Of American history blotted out also. Tell him
that criminals and men that have into collision with
the laws and found the latter too strong for them
have the record q courts and prisons
American Revolution" British Folly English
Tyranny" "Burgoyns's Surrender" 'sBunker Hin,"
from the worlds records Neither can the records Of
British incapacity, imbecility and deterioration, for
period Of some two thousand years. be either lost for
people Of this tsand-conquests By Romans, Danes,
Picts Celts Norwegians, Saxons, Norman Frenchmen
Sa d BY Ss from SSoaOSs
foreign stocks, but u sure to detsrtate, run down.
and require r the desperation Of foreign blood
here They show . rapid deterioration oad docadence
that seems to require the process grating and
blood letting Whence will come the stockf The
Old World seems 70 be nearly all far gone the race
of Brshers As Of their great sa.iris sad, IN Do
scriblng the 'trus born Englishman,"
dutch cocks French pinps and Italian whoFes
All become lords, or lords progsnitoss"
Truly, must bea great race; but you 60 ashtiag
and growing while they 60 or dying
coming up. There II one legged dancer here ct the
Covent Garden theatre who gets salary e go sterling
ntght-or in sreenbacks, say $500 Lev some Of the
ths burial Of leg the battle Geld may Be good IN
vDtment after all
Our Paris Corrsspondcnss.
Pare, Jan. 10, 1896
fzs War Bsssos~ as 0sv~~ssens sad a. Cssvgy-A
8saAep Openly Dsfes A< "PoSers That Be'-xr
1sosIoO AID 0e Leeottow-Apposntmess Of Vses
0bMNLQvceS Werk Made by French Papevs OiA
1AosisA Ndmes-TAe kGaked BaHs II CAs Grand
Opers-No Ame,seaas Pyssensed st Ne Eixa rsilsriss
Ban a., &c.
The war between the government sad tho clergy,
which was commenced whom che Minister OF Justice for
bads the bishops 70 permit the Popes sncyscs letter
70 b resA or commented upon from tho pups OF their
parishes, Il assuming broader proportions Since my
last three episcopal protestat,ons have been pub
rshsd and each OF these contains hint tia,
government Ia making great mistake IN thus offending
the clerical interest OF France. One bishop-he Of
Moulins Aonsegneur do DreuK Breze-has bid open do
Aanoe the circular letter OF Baroche and in direct
violation Of it. read the whole OF the letter Of the Pope
in the cathedral Al Noulins Sunday last In doing
this tho bishop made bid for the hono OF martyrdom,
and which the government inclined TO accord him
without delay; a. upon . report OF the facts by the
Minister Of Justice 70 the Emperor tho Bishop Of Noulns
has been summoned for his offence before tho
Council Of State the result Of this investigation will
prove whether the scvsihbsas feels itself suacently
strong 70 asSume attitude Of open hostility 70
The protensions Of characterization, and 70 that por-
ton or the French clergy which IL ready to sink
French citizenship into . blind subsection 70 the
Pope An article In the CbnsfihaioNNd Of yesterday
thai the government viii not aiter In It's duty
but win maintain arm and positive attitude against tho
turbulent and passionate minority which has placed itself
In open revolt against legal authority and order.
Mr. Bigelow be received BY M Drouyn dc Lhuygto