The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15

IlItDIUI 10 B GnyNKeM6nlX appeared ~ Tue IUUt VI
! the osellsk, on the Place de 10 Concorde and at
tempted an address, which was summary terminal.
cd by tho disrcspectiu cries Of his hearers some OF
10 any other itinerant mountebank. The police Oil.
GERS requested him to move on, and he did 80 at Q
rapid rate, without the sous which he had earned,
amid the jeers Of the crowd. The French are
beginning 70 understand thai the public vote ID
future neither barrlcades nor street lighting Will
make revolutions.
1t wiz naturally be asked where the Emperor, who
had been doomed to destruction. had located hiul-
seg-Wh9E provision ne had made fer his personal
safety On the previous day he arrived by ordinary
passenger train from Gomplegne; wen, to the opera
ceyed by the public to the great surprise OF GARNER
Pages, who, with several friends, was In the stalls
returned to the Tuteries, where he slept soundly,
ald on the morrow was strolling quietly the ter
race deS FeulanLs which 0yerlOOks the Place de la
supposed to DO at is height AT night his Majesty
visited the Theatre Ffan5als, ana returned TO Com
The opening or the Chambers will take place on
| the 2gh or November.
referred above TO the manner In which we have
| great excitement; In every street you are reminded
| OF tue dreadful dead. Views OF the field
Ss s0Sa ana nhsSa, 81 the me K a a 9sas
are in close proximity ana adofn the shop windows
in al quarters OF the town, giving an uncomfortable
reminder that tia the midst Of lie death"
| The poice still make arrests OF supposed accom-
| pces but the country has been searched in vain
forests ransackei and railway enlbankmenis tori
down. without success II the arrests OF suspected
persons continue as al present the Outskirts OF Paris
VIII ere long be free from r0ughs
the strike Of she caiicos Continues but the large
dry goods establishments are rapidly nlling up their
staifs with fresh hands, among whom the lenaie
element predominates. Honest employment for the
lair daughters OF Eve IS mucn wanted in Paris for
God alone can tell the amount OF human suffering
and degradation to wnlch taoy are subjected In tins
City OF vice.
aud anticipated revolution, we have, for the time.
forgotten dueiing. al. do Beaumont mas seven legal
attempts az homicide OH hand; ne has got through
two; the other nve Will come oil in due course. The
recent duel in which the Prluce de MetJernlch was
q principal may unfortunately prove OF more
serious character than was at nrst expected. The
sGate OF the Prince has assumed such alarming
symptoms that the Princess has been summoned TO
his bedside. NJ. Paul de Cas5agDac and his seconds,
with those Of his adversary have appeared before
The tribunal OF Versailles. Tney were fined lu0 francs
eacn. on the 9th Paris awoko to ind snow failng
heavy hakes. For fourteen years q similar event
las not been known IN october. The roasted chest
nut sellers, those hHoadettes dhtre1. are in high
giee, as are also the WOOD merchants; the poor,
however, look forward with painful anxiety to
long anu dreary winter. Large nocks OF BIRDS are
Europe Ii is seldom that snow ias In Paris before
the month OF December, when the trees are entirely
denuded OF leaves. On the eth the branches were
still covered with I0liae, which, covered with snow,
presented u most unusual and picturesque elect.
Muiers top coats and winter clothing have emerged
from teir summer resting places, AID nasal organs
OF roseatc hue ana chatterD3 teeth are the Order Of
the day.
All strangers are struck OH arriving In Paris with
the lunumerabie Cafes The number OF persons EN-
poyed IN these Establishments is about 1900, and
Tue amount OF money expended by Pafsians an
nnally for refreshments taken between the hours
their regular meals SHOWS the respectable sum OF
720,Ooo,0Jo francs per aunum, There are ALSO
cafes this city, and the money given TO the walt
ers, which Is known by the name Dourooiie, is cal
cuIated at 5.ooo00o francs per year. The above
statistics viii AFFORD some idea OF the money wasted
anu the quantities of coffee ana exciting liquids
manage to consume during the year; Dut who
oun,gers. In addition to the ABOVE there SIXTY
four cafe CONCERTS aud we are promised an Alhli-
bra which Will totally eclipse III brancy the estab-
lshnent III Leicester square, which Foreigners con-
sider 20 lie one OF the lew places worthy OF being
visited IN Smoke-begrimed London
Ali connected with the public press Will be glad to
hear that a. Aylic Lange mas been nominated Pre-
fet de la Meuse. During his tenure Of office as Che
dc la Division dc In ffesse ut the Ministry OF the
Interior he endeared himself to all with whotn he
came 10 contact DT his natural Kindness OF manner
Sone short time since the apartment OF an
actress living IN the rue Auber, was consumed by
fire, and 1t was determined By her friends and ad.
Inirers to give her benefit. The programme Is
splendid and the result will, IN all probability,
greatly console the lady IN question for The loss OF
tier servicssFaurc, Uapoul, la Comtoe FRANCHISE
and last. not least dear Patti the dazzling Marquise
de Caux That the house and idlie BernhartS purse
| VIII be well flied OF the 5th November one can
DOUBT for there Is no lack OF talent In the programme.
and that the promoters OF the oenelt are OF opinion
inat the pupc WIZ pay Tor good thing is certain,
as the following prices oil admission viii attest:-
Boxes opposite The stage, conaing SIX places, 1000
francs; side boxes, four places, 900 francs; single
seats LOO francs. speaking Of theatres reminds me
OF curious coincidence which occurred last Sun
day; exactly the same receipts, $500 francs were
taken IN tareo theatreS-the Varieties the Vaudeville
and the Paais Royal.
The nomination OF mayors Ia question which NAV
cause considerable discussion. IL IL proposed to
limit TO the mupicpat couacli5 the circle from which
the government can exercise the right OF SELECTION
rne Minsser of tue Interior will continue to nomi-
nate for the communcs OF which the population
ceeds 1000 souls tne preeis WIN select for those OF
cant 1t can hardly be considered reform and With
out DOUBT win be unlavoraby received. The people
that mol
should belong to those most interested IN having
good local administrators. Tho direct election OF
mayors by the municipal electors az was the case
prior to the year 1853, would II readopted, be
practical reform and prove acceptable to the nation.
Another question when az present occupies the ser
attention OF the imperial government, aud which
is OF Importance to the world at large IS whether
ualimltod freedom OF the press shoad be continued
The majority OF the Ministry Is inclined TO the
adoption OF measures OF repression Tue country
desires that tho liberty OF The press should exist and
chat the journals may criticise Without hndrance
the acts OF the government. The government docs
not desire to make ans opposition to the freedom
legitimate criticism but simply to prevent writing
calculated 10 excite dis Ter aad revolution and 20
put stop 10 the abuse and calumnies which are
launched by certain Journals AZ the Emperor and
his family. AS however THESE offences arc provided
for Ia tine code, there Is no necessity for tue law OF
1868, which considers excuses or the press as
Gets sp@Gldtr, and therefore 1t would he judicious
on tue part OF government 10 renounce us appica-
ton.
Important changes Will be made In the Ministry
before the opening OF the Chambers Wthout seek
ing TO give prepondoraucc TO the liberal element in
the cabinet OF the I0ln July, the parliamentary stu
alton OF the Ministry VIII be strengthened by the Sc
lection oil men lifted to face the difficulty antici.
pated at tue opening Of the session.
The Emperor has oelDitivey arranged the list OF
persons TO be invited to C0npicgne The trst party
wall consist OF handful o. Deputies, squad VI mar.
shas ana generals 70 tie number OF lwenty.six
with the Ducilesse dc MoDciy ana n sprinking oil
imperial prince55es, TO enyen the old gentlemen
who have beon summoned 10 ENJOY for i've days the
festivities or Compiegne.
1hs theatres suffered severely on the night OF the
26tn October, ia consequence OF the expected out
break Tue receipts az one theatre amount on an
average 10 5000 francs per night on the evening iii
question the receipts amounted to /, 100 francs.
These political FLASHES in the PAM do much harm,
ana people OF all classes congratulate themselves
having escaped from the tender mefcies of mob.
ucracy. None but those VINO have witnessed IL can
understand the HendIsh deyltfy OF Parisans during
| an outbreak. Maddened by excitement and drink
they stop at nothing their faces presenting hide.
| ous Kaleidoscope view or human depravity for
which search through the most savage districts OF
the world would fail 10 find parallel.