The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15
Compliment to American Surgical
Science.
Seizures Of Goods for tho United States for
False Trade Marks.
ILLNESS OF JOHN mitchell,
Our Paris Correspondence.


PARs Doc 49, 1896.
An American this city OF pleasure aud gayety IL no
Is observing may and in its ordinary events enough
to keep him in constant state Of wonder Not he who
passes his evenings the theatres aud his days in the
cafes and restaurants many Of countrymen do,
but he who notices the remarkable phases OF French
life and its occupations, who will read the charac
teristic paragraphs which daily crowd the Partisan
joarnAs has say, IL he viii say IT, than we
suppose the readers OF nswspapes al homo
nd in the ordinary published correspondence sm this
city.
Thus, without the least difficulty, the most ample
materials constantly hand for very amusing aud
instructive newspaper gossip in New York (which 10 a.
ways well represented Abroad and rarely loscs the In
! tssssl u has acquired in foreign travel. s%s
To . large number OF its travelled cxcns tho con-
tea,s Of the leading Paris Journals properly digested,
would bs highly interesting, and 70 readers would
be positively useful. The aspect 10 which we at
home view France is usually political one We
the Emperor and look chiefly at his foreign
policy, wondering how long he will be able TO
kcop his loss: wc inteut upon his Mexican
movsmcst to see how long no will pull the wircs
but fof my part I am much more Interested in tho
general aud conduct Of Fronch c, progress
uuda i present limitations aud restrictions, aud would
sa1xe ~ pvsbts o. wucm sJc0kB wUndef.1t
city and spirit will dance letters submit 10
swallow tho pitts thoy gidcd
All Is, however, tranquil the surface aud bcucath
that Is NOT my purpose TO explore, but merely
10 notics such passing truly French aud
Likely 10 attract an American reader.
ADMIRATION JOHNSON
Taking up late number OF the Independence paper
pibsahcd in the French language Ia Belgium, nud
opnions with regard United States
and lis present relations with France II must be
remembered that Belgium IL kind OF whispering gal
ory for Paris aud what very cautiously aud secretly
said there is heard repealed TIL passes tho
distant walls OF Brussels which utter
back their voice distinctly. Thus in such papers the
Tadcpndance often things which are Of Par, an
origin, but come to light only slfe distance In ono
OF the latest letters from Paris 10 the Bean Reaacteur
fud the following remarks on President JohDson who
has certainly taken Europe by surprise "Hox greatly
indeed have the opinions OF govern spheres
changed with regard to President Johnson! Estimates
the unavorable have been altered to the most
admiring ancia,ions Indeed he great politician,
whose wise aud profound judgment the manage
mcnt OF affairs will leave shining mark In tue
annals OF the United States"
FRANCS TO Withdraw vR,m MEXICO
The same writer, In continuation OF his subject,
says that, without being too indscrect, he may
turc TO say that inimation has baen given
DO Indicated "France will withdraw ITS last soldier
from Mexico" He also adds that the last dispatches
received from Marshal Bnzainc state the increasing
hostility OF the dncr mt classes OF Mexican ETY.
French occupacn and therefore, taking this and other
circumstances together, the writer speaks OF them
good news, which will accelerate the return OF the
French troops from Mex their own country II Is
doubtful whether decided expression from 50 well
rcsn public.
FAILING or IN FRENCH coxuxacx WIN axxaic.
Ne and ssa eSs ala
able changes In treaties Its trade with most OF the
tons Is en- augmentation, with the United States has
nlien on The exchanges which, between the two
tries as 10 1852 OF the value Of i've hundred and
eight millions OF francs had fallen 1894 70 ono hun
dred and nftyhrcc millions The effect Of the civil
felt throughout Francc--in Paris in Lyons at
Havre Rheims and Bordeaux There Is q strongly no.
newcd desire have this grand American market again
opened 70 the skill ana industry OF the clever workmen
OF France and here let say that the American gov
crnmcnt taking the favorable moment may make bet
ter terms than ever, for you must know that all
trade with France laborng under old restrictions and
obstacles which have much oppressed share Of it,
popularity In France to mako new commercial con.
vension which viii give our French trade chances
rvs-rwxxrrHs IN ysAscr
One 10 struck with the Immense variety Of valsrs,
ssass~s and fonds which are boush, and sold daily At
regularly quoted there may be fosnd the Russian Aus
trisn Sandman, Belgian Roman, spanish and Neiicss,
these not having q yss been recssnised On chasre
through the policy Of the government alone. Private
Se sss amounts of are hsS : S:n sne
Just = soon = u ascerainsd sha there Is 70 ~
between the two countries thess ul be large demand
IN France fer American securtiea
One Of the things which likely 70 attract shs notice
Of the American prsA the eKhlbition Of machine In
Modena for ths mechanical ssuine 81 ypa There u
Amercan Inventton u th ssst but thD claims 70 be
swt0 . usll = sxact mo Feposo newspapsr publishes
0noo1gs t0a1 n the pgessnce Of Witnessed nine
vsm e nsnts wsys ~ up In lines Of thirty lstse each,
W 800, n The space ~ nine sscooda AID Il Il
omDM0 ~ one q thee competing uechines will be
- = - ~ ss1 print Ascourss before The orator
- ovsn SHAH have Isfs shs trbans II shis BE- %,
nsS Esssned 20 hmArn :ssinguishsd for lie
mG1AtnD - 0Gpos Casslar
0o0srnsss taxasSon Of The city Of New York IT.
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sukNs - n tvsoev yesn eFom now your usual tAxss
vif NV soched ire q one hundred I'D twenty
I've m1nons n dollars and that even sthers nuk
assss q our planes ~ NE present day heavily
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