The New York herald., 1868-05-24


IL - -. ,o, srbev
syeen as ,S they had strnn%fb 70 snroot te stones
underneath. When these have passed, on come One
dust carts and in less than nwil the mares aiT ,, -,
earai i noi riiss & asie SHOWING , h,ushrr rsdshes
and all the etceteras Of the pantry. 1--WE turn lron
tese Kitchen amenities To the eNosius -. aans not
sH soH uiomks vu' od nderorouna c0nservatOries
Tor the decoration of the parks and squares we n,a
another army OF active hspets1I on lacking hack
% r9 Us .I p tn year M Is66 have discovered that
three gardeners had the charge now snareu py , u
Iandred and nfteen wnon i init,ated into the ser
Nv NV, PupirS ,mnI that i'm 1855 the three garden
ers tended six hundred plants anu son MAJ ,t rhe
l15 in active SERVICE % as two Years are not
III III. 1000, ntad bmt thew are formidaby increased.
AZ petit Bree Sur Marne there Is Is q nursery groanu
having 100 600 me mees besdepine Of roads II vas esab
,H "; Is5o ana 100 O0O admirable trunks ready
for transpantation Gown TUE spieuoiu avenues anu
round the siu iier nnrserv t,rnnnd for an resno,rs
trees: another at Longchamps for bushes. The hot
houses at the Muette now lory-two III huihoei, Ms
prncipa&ay & liza ~ yo,etnt;or Enolvn in Spmth
America; it IS heat ed by warm water running through
small pipes hut more oiths OF lhe ierherles ar3ori.
ed other tionicai wn1Ters here sncimazed in
future correspondence. The nursery grounds nd
hothouses at Vincennes are established Tor annual
pants " N' sA
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ieaee frSs"ec's hh0 fIhAnee-a1'er''a"
proy,ps... p,,i ,iry,,,,o, - f,o,.u,erciuI Lesls.
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FRANKFORT, May g. 1865.
The certainty OF neace has caused better feeling
~ an ,,r ,.ri,ots Win re,,,r 70 the nuhc fnn,Is
III all our hiarAes' "i1h lee@i" ~ 'ie puo' i"'i'S
rise is prevented by the almost daily ISSUES o guar
ontees as heavy stock ON the mart of the Austrian
.ai'ees as neV9 s'o'h VI ''4e i"i' - s'e .
hungarian RUSSIAN anu 'aiious "ciiii"h So'oiN
ments. AS all these new stocks have been readily
subscribed and paid for without any encumbrance
80 49,, .,u.o,1, :. g. = 80, .ho+ oonaaonoo 10 no,y
VI 'iie marhels IL Is Piooi ''ia' ooihuen'e 10 no"
restored and that large amount of capital
hitherto boarded is any xio,s for investment Amer
w c, - - 49, 60, ~. a. -, ., eootin.
can luhos nave as lar proh'eo ny ~ do 'ne hoa.ine
stock is absorbed, and prices steady enough while
the nroceedncs against the President are pending
T,, sst, eoo oonooh,u sa,t,aa nnn NO.,
This question once peaceapy setued one way
or another, markets are quite prepared to
take mn stock tn n large amount should nothing up
s,noua,,t sInu w 80 ,.taucouo
peasaht interfere.
American securities will certainly command very
soon much higher prlces ON this side of the Atlantic
- ... - -, .,. , :. -
anu the aVteihpts W pIihe Aiheiio"h runway sIoch
and preference shares to our markets will prove
moro successf,l than hitherto. the low nrce nj tho
e.,, aI,oYv,,,r, soaroo, anu otnor ,na ,utn ~
lunuS allowing scarcely any other luhu Witn no
nXed interest 10 compete WIN them.
While our Frankfort fair was yery inanimate the
- ~, ' '. r :, - ~. ' VI.
Leipsic iair, te iaisest VI "ernhy, HAS oee great
success. All kinds Of manufactured goods, partlcl
larry CLOTH cotton goods silks and fancy wares have
been in good demand and disposed of at
rising prices This is the more remark.
able as the usual buyers from America had
not made their appearance and as the unsettl ed
state of the anuban Pripcipaities had kent buvers
aloof from those norris The mills i'm SaxOny and on
the Rhine are doing full work SO that there is AT
some places a lack OF workmen The prOspects for
the harvest are excellent the weather having hith-
ero been seasopabe and throughout favorable to the
crops
Emigration to the United States continues on
large scale the compplsOry military service driving
lots OF youpc men out of the country You might
rely ON seeing LANDING On vour shores n n uncommon
mass of younr and strong people from this country
the most desirable imn grants you could wish for
The Zollparllament has been inaururated by one
of those nuratory debates orr so-caIled national
liberals are narcuIarly fond OF They AT once nro.
posed an address TO the Crown TO express their
wishes for the south entering altopether into the
North German Confederation Vhev conf, scarcely
| bit on a more ntemperate and irrational pronOsai
! The South having secure,l co.nmerciaI unity and
| treaties with Prussia would be i'll advised
! If thew sacrificed their liberties to the Mo.
| loch Of prussian military rule This would
only be unavoidable If France interfere,I in German
affairs which for the present is ont of the question:
There is therefore no doubt that the motion of the
national liberals will he defeated by an oyerwh helm
| ing majority ana the mere so as bismarck will not
| depart from The old Prlssian principle 10 eat nm
GERMANY like an artichok leaf by leaf If not pro.
| yoked bv foreigners Prussia will quietly wait her
time and take no new sten towards fnrtRer npvran.