The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

the French Cabinet This, should Il succeed would viz
uaiy amount to annihation OF Austria as German
q consolidated German empire Perhaps little coquetry
will be carried on with Austria BY Franco Matters
varying reports every hour arriving is believed here
that the verge Of war.
bean msd =; so SoreIcn ;o,rrai ths The Emperos
would pursue toward Mexico the same which he
has permitted In Rome in view Of the withdrawal OF his
troops Is true that Is that between and the mie
xed for the return of the French soldiers to France hs
will permit and encourage the formation Of French
1t is stated, viii be composed Of ten thousand men, and
that French officers holding commands in 1t will DO pss
mitted to retain their rank in tho French army
sionn in Mexico Ii fulfilled. This EMISSION" I
have reason believe the Emperor now no longer con-
siders placing the throne Of MACMILLAN upon perma-
nent basis; tor Baron Sailard and his good
and experience have proven to him that this lmpos
sble; but simply keep up the present System until
France has collected her debts in Mexico paid the
penses of her expedition and secured the payment Of tho
three hundred millions Of bonds held in France and for
which France has given at east her moral guarantee
This she will do by taking possession OF certain Mexican
but French officials appointed for the purpose in accord
with the provisions contained in the secret treaty
recently published in the HERALD. III this be accom-
plished within the next eighteen months then Maxi
milan will be left TO his fae II not the plan will be 70
bolster him up with further pesunary aid and with
lected its ''ie bill" As the government here lOok1
upon Mr. Stewards dispatches and position as highly
satisfactory anticipates no difficulty IN that quarter
and believes that will be able to prevent Complies
tons with the United States till its object mplished
You be this Is tho programme TO be changed
modified perhaps circumstances may require.
President Johnsons proclamation declaring the rebel
lion end Is favoraby received here and regarded
the beginning Of era of peace and prosperity
United States government securities, which had gone
down to ~ in Frankfort rose 10 10 Immediately upon IL
reception, and there Is much inquiry them in Para
1t is Gross outrage and an infringement upon nterna-
tonal comfy that the French government does not per-
m your securities to be quoted on the Boursc They may
be purchased in the brokers' Offices but there Is
market value for them and quotations made Of them,
the transactions are comparatively small.
Tout lc Monde, big and liItle grand and demi, was
brought out by the magnificent weather Sunday last
and the long nd splendid from the Place dc II
Concorde II. Bots dc Boulogne now lined with ~ en-
lcaved and blossoming horse chcstnuts was hronged
sands and the toilets the pcies dame-,he young and
handsome but not particularly virtuous ladies who set
the fashions Of Pars%ee blooming In I'LL their extravs-
seems to be in shape q GROSS between q sous
plate and an inverted geranlum pot was prevalent
Prominent among the ladies Of he. Class Vas Mademo-
selle Walters alias "Anouyna," alias "Skiltles," VIE
has recently returned from voyage Of scovery and
adventure in London aud WHO made her nrst appear.
this spring on Sunday in an elegant turnout, With
pair O. prancng sleek coaIe.. black horses and tiger IN
very flash i've, :sxes' does her own driving. and
che certainly handles IA aa rpeonI v Ma'h great S~ ans
truth not perhaps ,"-. , virtue Is always rewarded
put tnab industry must prosper" aud the busy bee,
with tbs motto under it, should be her dev.ce rat
whefe he Accommodated the roughs of that locality with
an opportunity to Indulge in the 'nobls and manly
game OF sstilcs, Miss Waiter, who was young lady
Esprit early broke loose the parental traces aud
went up to London Here she succeeded In making
Herself the rage and in running host of wealthy young
fools Thea she came to raris, which for the laa
three years has been her field OF action, and where
she has been blessed with great popularity.
She liyes In magnificent apartments high up
the Champs Eysees which magnificent avenue
she has windows fronting The hangngs OF th0ss
windows which are In blue satin and white Lace and the
richness and beauty OF which be from the street.
said TO have cost thousand francs each. 'SkIs-
tes has five rooms, aud pays twenty thousand francs
ON ar1 mao a,flU I'm aiah in
wood, mahogany and bnhl aud hung with excellent
paintings; for k 81 is to be quite patron Of
tics of The French court in the tins Of Louis XIV, with
very considerable exposure OF what nature ntonoed
for the maternal fount, but which will probably
fula natures intentions hangs alone in is glory in her
sleeping room. Upon the threshold OF that sasctwm
soncrum OF the rcd-haired beauty your correspondent
must pause in modest awe with his description OF hss
domicilc.
.sktcs' is about twcnty four keeps six horses has
rcd hair and is rather fine looking, sports immense
quantity OF diamonds and has immense income The
most horrid thing about this modern Phryne that she
has with her young sister, still child, whom she b
Initiating and preparing for similar TO her
These are the women who the fashions. drive the
finest horses the richest diamonds, occupy the
best seats at the opera and theatres prominent
at the races and in tho avenues, and the Of
the in the price OF rent and every
thing else Paris No wonder that Jules Favre and
such men mourn over the decadence Of the capital;
wonder that tine hard working artisans Of the fapbou
81 Antoine, when these women drive through their
quarter in their splendid equpages he way TO the
scepie cases at Vinenncs hiss and shout at them and
their expense by crying as crowd OF them drove uD
'Iface, pacs pyur tsi c.tBoniers de rGrcnir.'i
new field for agricultural and manufacturing indus
try is about being opened in the United States prao-
teal man. who has been some time in Europe invost-
eating the culture OF The DO root and its manufacture
sugar sas just sct SIX IONS - ns i'nfad iafaT
which he Intends to plant IN Illinois upon soil which
previous TO his coming hero he satisfied himself well
adapted to the growth OF this vegetable lie also intends
INN diaely erecting refinery, and will beAbie
TO introduce his new product into the market by neu
winter
Mr. Jacob Thompson President Buchanans Secretary
OF The Interior l. IN Paris whittier he arrived with his
family from Egypt three days SINCE Mr.. Thompson IN
conversation "! h a Northern few days since,
stated that he accepted the stgaon' and more that
the ban removed from him and the stigma
which rests upon his name upon tho charge OF having
been engaged IN the assassination conspiracy he would
81 to Mississippi end do bis best 10 aid 10 the
ton. He says there Is ample dcncc In the hands o
the President that he had connection with know
ledge, however remote, OF the nation plot His
carrying hs Mississippi Plantation aud has he
slaves about two.thirds cf whom remain upon Ma
plantation Mr. THOMPSON "a learn, anxious to return
10 the United State and expresses Lnsef very freely
In favor ~ the reconstruction policy OF President John
son aud upon the necessity OF the southerr states 20
coping the situation aud acting with loyalty and good
faith
The concert recently given by committee Of Indies
here in behalf OF tho freedmen amounted 10 more than
four thousand francs, which viii be forwarded immedk
ately 10 New York