The New York herald., 1870-03-15

The scramble nj the buuet sn3Te OF ''lOhVeS
aud nshesn Is indescrbape. Every one does MS best
TO secure an attack OF Indigestion for the morrow.
| MINISTERIAL BALL.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs gave BAN. Pro-
flung by experience. no more Invitations were issued
than the rooms could hold.
THE IRRECoNciLABLEs.
All the frreconclable Journals are becoming as
weak as nice. The MtrSeiidtSt, the hecei the RGp-
pei and the hdto,1ne (Which IS lor lae moment sus-
| editors) are undergoing deciucu cnahge Ior tne
better The reason OF tins IL tnat each paper umds
caution money TO the amount oil 500Oo francs. The
| Judges when rendering sentence for press offence
ado 10 Imprisonment heavy iine the government
has lien on the caution money, anu the authorties
pay themselves. Wnen oue-lnrd OF the caution
money Is ABSORBED the G6ratis called on 10 fepacei
rs oherwISe the paper cannot appear Eultors 40 NOT
MIND gong 70 PRISON; they nave become accustomed
10 tnat process IKE ees 10 beng Skinned alive;
but the fine IS an insurmountable stumbling oock
IL - question OF HE or DEATH Up 10 the prcsen
moment the Rsret ana EaDDel nave absorbed
nearly one-third OF their caution moaey; anothor
condemnation would force tue fading ot more cash
or the suppression of these Jouraas
THE MISSION no ENGLAND.
communication which forwarded TO London
for traIsmissionhas put you IN possession OF the
kouher lntri2nes and probable change Of French
The poIlticA world there is great sensa.
ton WITH reference thereto. The friends OF
ds rnoi Layestse e so presena mat ~ IS no
retort:-"Let mis- Exceiicncy write letter TO that
eject IN any Of the papers ana call on the Minister
or Foreign Affairs To give formal contradiction 10
tne report In one OF the 0i1iciai louraais.o You
may rest assured that a. 0e Lavalette will never
u
was meant by the intrigue. can now add that the
paragraph which refers TO change OF ambas.
saa0f np Il amy political nsus s'' /. ssoSna
edition OIL communication sent by the
Minlster OF Foreign Affairs co tae Ambassador
In London within twenty-lOur hours alter the pre-
sent Ministry TOOK office. rhe reason tnat N. ce
Lavalette did not then resign was llat he believed
the present Miuisiry could not remain for mOnth
in power. Although ne mas now proof Of the ial-
lacy Of that opinion his isxcelency sui cngs to tne
hope that Ills desire for tue dismissal OF the present
NAV
State that The Ministry Is az present firmly painted
M Olivier and his confereS ENJOY the confluence OF
the Emperor, OF the Chamber ana the majority Of
THE pApAL SPECIE ORDER.
A question whicl cannot become Of interest 10
America England Is tue cause Of some annoyance
TO the french mercantile world. Al Marseliies tnere
IL much dispeasule expressed IN consequence OF The
order gwen vy the Minister oi finance 60 refuse the
money or the Roman States. Fne Hf5s0fe,se G5aG-
,dte mas given Instructions 10 all the adIninistra-
tions and receivers Of taxes, &C, thaG henceor
ward no pieces Of the Pope VIII be accepted IN pay
ment. the order was unexpected, and "a greal
NUMBER OF persons VINO were IN the once OF the
Treasurer General at The time OF It's promulgatlon
were unable 10 obtain the acceptance OF tner money
by cashiers The faut does not lie with the present
government. but with the international treaty OF
Io6j wnlcn did not l0resee the chance OF one OF the
States which signed the treaty ISSUING paper money
Italy having established the cous Jo,ce Qegal pay
menD, France has been Inundated win itailan
money. The pontiica government aid not sign the
| treaty ana an unaccountaDle error was coinmLteu
! III allowing Roman moaey TO circulate IA France.
In q month the krencn government VIII give an
anywhere In France Vraln Lucas, VINO sod 10 NJ.
Charles or The ms ttk ~ 900 false autographs has
been condemned by the rb@naI csrrec'soaa.ei TO
10 Imprisonment for TWO years aud hpe of 500i.
A CRAZY POLITICIAN.
For some time past DR.. Norm, who resides at
Asnieres, has been IN an excited state, ana mas
shouted In the streets Of Paris ''ViCe R0chjot! at
the time Drandlshlng his cane and singing the
A0rseitSatse few days since he was taxea Dack
TO Asnleres where 1t appears, he Ii much liked. On
the following morning about nve O'CLOCK ne went
INTO the porter's looge armed with cutlass. Inc
t.fn and
about the hea0 Ia most unmercifui manner. Inc
DOCTOR covered with blood, went direct 10
CteT0e had attempted TO assassinate hiin. Within
few moments tue concierge arrived and gave hS
Commlssary Of Police the manner or the doctor was
such that no doubt existed as TO the state oil MS
mind, and he was taken TO a mad mouse. yester-
day met q friend OF the doctor, VINO Is q surgeon.
lie dressed the wounds OF the concierge, Wdlcu are
not OF dangerous nature. he says tnaG The number
OF persons VINO nave nad tnelr heads turned by the
1raupmann massacre and the Revolutionary writings
OF kochelort IS Incredible. we are neary ali Of as
going about with tile OF.
NJ. Guixot's Political Aspirations Effect Of
Count EismnrciS's Speech-German UniIy as
Viewed in Paris.
very severe article, commencing with the words
0nrfa pro doDtsdttone everything for rue, against
NJ. Guizot was published by the AcenL National.
Tie writer declares that now once more that states
man. 'n his old age, In order to satisfy his thirst
for domination, has quilted q retirement necessi-
tated alike by the "reminiscences OF hts past career
and by a sense Of what is due TO his own 0gaiIy.n
The language OF Count Bismarck In the German
Reicbstag on the motion to have measures taken as
rapidly as possible for the adjunction or Baden 10
the Northern Confederation-[reported IN HERALD
special letter from Beriinlls remarked on by seve-
raj OF the Paris Journals the prevailing impression
being that the PrusSan Minister Is not very sincere
The Paris LtOe7te, rs translated by the GGL,gnGilt,
speaking on the same subject, says:-Tne policy OF
Count Bismarck Is easy to be understood. The line
OF Name has ceased To exist since 1850 In military
cel0r considers that the moment has not vet come
TO extend otherwise the frontier by partial act.
There Is doubt that II the TWO cham bers Of Baden
were consulted Gney would vote win enthusiasm the
entry Of the Grand Duchy into the Northern C0nfed-
| Grafton; but that result may be obtained at any
time, on sign from Berlin, year hence as wen as
| at present
the Opinion Rationale, on the same subject, uses
| the subjoned language:-C0unt Bismarck, at
length entering into the pith OF the question: pro-
CLAIMED MS unshakable fidelity TO the policy OF uni
6catlOn and annexation He like all good Datrl0ts
| desires the absorption OF Baden; but he does not
consider that event the nat solution OF the Ger
question: he even regards II under existing CIR
cunlsances as dangerous aud inopportune, because
1t would constitute all act OF pressure and violence
| towards WurtemDurg and Bavaria.
SPAIN.
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