The New York herald., 1868-08-27
Tho Pnr1s sLanterno" Newspaper-Exfracts
from M. Rocheforrs Suppressed Edition.


Tho Paris ssLanternc0 Ncwspaper-Extracts
from M. Rochofort's Suppressed Edition.
NAPOLEON AS FARMER.-It is said that the En-
peror INTENDS forming an agricultural academy, In
which he will take an active part am very curious
70 know TOT wnat reasons. In fact, ask the nrst
essential members that agriculture requires; he
Will tell you that manual labor is wanted. Now, II
nothing Is done to restore these to him 1t Is the nine
years OF complicated service OF twelve hundred
thousand men, by whose means the chief OF the
State has now reconstructed the army As Emperor,
twelve hundred thousands men. AS member OF the
Academy OF Agriculture he will probably have
some som dilliculty to make his colleagues understand
potatoes will be cultivated. surely think there Is
some incOmpatibliy between the two trades. Ma
poeon III. will find himself obliged to sacrifice
OF them, and as proof OF my perspicacity think
(which he VIII not sacrifice.
ELASTICITY OF THE PRESS LAws-Summoned
before the Correctional Police Court for having de-
iayed the insertion OF the manuscript addressed to
me Dy the Minister of the Interior, l asked the
magistrates to inilcate the measures should take
In case that any empoye, seized by lit OF 30 called
administrative weakness, should think lit to send
m me tne complete works OF Alexander Dumas with
the ORDER TO insert them in the next number The
Judges, who after all but men, appeared to un-
derstand that the whole cannot be smaller than a
mand was Just in every way. For this reason they
condemned me to line OF so francs and costs.
PERFIDY or THE PoLICE.-I do not hesitate to i'm
ply that am perfect idiot (mbeclle). A trap was
laid for me and l fell plump into IL. !, however,
knew, better than anybody, the little consideration
SHOWN Dy thls government Ia me seiecton OF tne
even to those who deal 1t so badly; 1t must be ac-
knowIedged that the blow really succeeded. Actually
two policemen are commissioned to print that live
on the resources OF a lost woman. not only do not
move, but can hardly repress strong desire to
laugh. Then the two agenCs state that am really
bastard, and that name bear never belonged to
me. Same silence followed by a shrug OF the ShOul-
ders. Naturally then the authority lost all patience
and asked how 1T was that the illuminated person,
on whose exasperation 1t counted, did not
give signs Of existence: The two agents
then made declaration by the authority that
gives paper Ornamented with an eye IN the middle
that have been condemned for swndling and on
two different indictments. l continued immOvabe
and watched the intrigued police with steady gaze.
What Is done thens My mother Is dug up from her
grave, my poor, dear mother who died never think
contaminated by delirious drunkards under the
manifest protection OF the authorities.
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY.-On the other hand it
is OF importance to me not to constitute myself
prisoner before the 18th August. Those who have
done everything to dishonOr me are capable OF push
ing their peridy even to send me pardon under
the pretext OF national reOicngs. 1t t therefore,
necessary TO avoid That blow, which would be the
hardest OF any.
.EJEcTING THE STAGE FROM soCIETY."'-Much is
spoken about letter written by the Chief OF state 10
the Marquis de CauX, wherein it is mentioned that
the new husband cannot bear the title OF Equcrry to
the Emperor as long as Madame de CauX Ii on the
STAGE En- tien and that famous phrase that de-
clares the present constitution to be based the
principles OF 1892 What are we now to have re-
constitution OF caSteSY am wiling to admit the
sovereign OF any nation, even so much on the de-
cline as France, should establish difference between
light woman and woman OF the world; but the
honor and exemplary conduct OF Madame Caux being
notorious 1t Is not to the woman, but to the profess
sion OF dramatic artist, that the disgrace OF
the imperial epistle reflects on her husband
This is an act OF the greatest weight. Thus,
under this government that persists In styling itself
deln0cratic an entire class OF society Is repudlated
III the person OF the charming young girl VINO repre-
sents 1t with the most dignity. It cannot be denied
that this Is real Louis XIX. Where art thou, Lalcuil
ade2 Only, when one feels strong and OF such
astocrac stock it Is BETTER at least to accept the
same reason that you refuse the actors your esteem,
II perhaps would be good taste also to refuse their
votes. Mile. PATHS marriage offered an excellent
opportunity TO render justice, In one OF It's most bril-
liant personalities, to a profession formerly cried
down. and thus TO affirm the equality or all citzens,s
providing they are honest and rec0mmendabe. But
1t occurred to a gentleman much superior TO assert
by the by, has produced q bad effect on everybody
! excepting myself, to whom that unskiifulness pro-
cured extreme satisfaction, because nothing Is 30
sweet as to see your adversaries in trouble.
THE EMPIRES AS PKn,rpEirr THE COUNCrr
MINlsTERS-uer Majesty the Empress Of the French
presided yesterday at the Council OF Ministers. What
would not be my surprise II 1 were To learn that
Madame Pereire had presided at the administrative
council Of the Credit Mobliier
loan OF four hundred odd millions that tile growing
prosperity Of our finances readers necessary the
.Hoatteur lngenuously adds:-"Ihe interest on the
loan Will run from July l." Those hnancers have
such funny wordsi II is about the same rs judge
telling the prisoner 'you are condemned TO perish
on the scalfOld; prepare yourself 10 commence the
enjoyment thereof tomorrow morning."