New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
FRANCE.
THE PANIC.

The BOurSc excitement is at IN end for the
present Rcnes arciup closng Saturday at csf 27c
and there seems immediate cause for disqmet The
result of the Conferences nj Barritz between the Eme
ror aud his Ministers II unknown.
II was lrncr.,ly affirmed on Saturday in Paris,
corrapondent that contrary the expectation OF most
ienance peace all events for the present ana II was
SAID that IN consequence OF the adoption OF ths pooy
ie Narauis de Lavaette. who. like NJ Rouher s warm
partisan peace to be removed from the Ministry 0
The Interior which he does not like to the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs which he. being professional diplomat
ist, IL anxious 10 hold From all hear think u INy
that the fret part OF these statements WIZ tur our 10 o
true ON the second information II 10 be got To-Day
for the that neither NJ Ronhcr or NJ dc LaVaee
has yet returned to town
MARROW ESCAPE OP THE EMPRESS FROM DROWNING.
AtBiarrtz oct 3. happened an accident whichnvoved
the hfe OF one poor fellow which might have been
polticay much more disastrous The Empress aud the
Prince Imperial had been cruising toward the spahsn
coast hut fnding tine would be too high 10 lana ~
Bnrrtz the royal yacht took shelter behind the break
water and the royal party instead vi landing AZ soc9a
started in the yachts boats for ST Jean de Luz Tue pot
who had charge the leading boat in which were the
Empress aud the Prince missed the entrance Of the mar
board himself and drow ned The royal party carried
through the suf and safely landed The boats IN which
a. they snpposcd the royal gag their conser
when they found what had befaen the Empress
Another account says that the disaster nearly
proved fatal 70 the Empress Her boat was upset ts
Empress and Pruce Imperial were got ashore WIN great
difficulty. .- .. -.
About year ago The Marquis de Layaette as Minister
OF Foregn Affairs al interim sent circular tO the apo
matte agents ~ France OF which the substance was at
France accepted the aggTandzement OF Prussia but at
she must increase and remodel her army-two declhta-
tlons that seemed contradictory. NJ. Emile de Glrardh'
In an article the LbeS, makes the revelation that the
passage relative 10 the army was Inserted 10y tne I'm
peror aud that the Minister accepted win great reiuc
tance.
NEW METHOD oF CAREiING CARTRIDGES
One OF the most useful reforms devised by Marshal
Mel for armies In the ned has been carried out for
merry the reserys cartridges for the Infantry were
carried by the artillery attached 10 each division ak am
uuntnn wagons por battery being devoted To tue puf
pose Marshal Mel has determined to make the infantry
independent tho artillery. An enormous number OF
light wheeled ammunition carts have been bni 1or
the express purpose o carrying infantry cartrdges
Two OF them are attached to every battalion anu he
military train supplies horses and drivers These ammu
milton cart. are already supplied 10 the srme, OF Pa-
LYONS and the army OF the East concentrated on the
frontier. .
The distribution 'of Chassepots Is going on rapidly
among the soldiers Of the garrison and the companies of
,It, have all been armed with them At Muzig and ut
the AUXILIARY establishment Of Framont the hands arc
WORKING night aud day Seven hundred rines week are
turned out s present but before long hoped that me
number will be Increased to ltO In addition TO the
ordiuary workmsn. number of soldiers are employed:
The work shop, are Officially closed 10 strangers, aud
sentinel. placed al the doors 10 keep ou the curious