The New York herald., 1870-03-21


made up my mind as to who win have TO pay Tor the
entertainment. Nobody can Ind fault with M. Cc-
ment Duvernois Tor wishing TO give dinner to hls
friends.
The sale OF the third portion OF the san D0nalo
collection has been effected. The pictures by the
old masters or the Flemish. German Spanish and
Italian schools We're brought 10 the hammer last
week. Some Italian marbles fetched good prices.
The result or the sale exceeded the price demanded
by the expert. The sum realized 1858 l55 francs
which. together with $50 52o francs obtained by the
two previous sales gives total OF IgS JSl francs
the following Is list OF tue principal works sold
and The prices obtained.
Fanes.
lsanae sapgsr yso., snr og
Veronese-La Belle Mont. auupo
Ms pnrai, sSgo
Murio st Anthony OF Padua. ........ I2ouO
kpera--st Bartheietny. s,va1
the prices realized by the sculpture caused much
astonlsnment. Powers "Siaye" brought 5000
francs last Friday. The "Bacchanten by Gale
singer, Splendid work, realized only 1880 francs
at the previous sale. ON Tuesday the sale OF the
fourth portion OF the San Donate collection CONSIST
ing Of drawings ana water cologs wi.l commence.
When poor lucas. the lion tamer was attacked
by his pets In the 6ppodr0me last Augusba SpantarJ
naped Joseph Menendel courageously entered their
cage aud attempted TO rescue their victim. TIE Ein
peror accorded, by imperial decree the 3lst OF
January, medal OF the first class IN goidt Joseph
Spanish embassy On one side are hgures repre-
senting Courage and humanity supporting a shield
with the following Inscription: National recon-
pense. Ministry of Interior. Act oi devotion.
Menendez Joseph. lSoJ."
There was pleasant sorce on Friday Al the Louvre
The Minister oi Etne Arts gave u concert remarkable
Tor brevlIy ana good taste. Four utorceitCr, Two
arsls;es ros,a toat. Mile Prloa sang an air from
cuted fantasia for the violin by VleuxtenIps, anu
some Hungarian airs by Ernst Botn artstes se-
more attractive taa an interminabe succession or
pieces winch fatigue the attention OF the listeners.
me audience on Friaay night was composed
almost exclusively OF pefs)nagss holding aigu OIL
ciai positions ana artistic celebrities.
EDrroks IN GRIEF.
An accused Journalist nearly escaped from the
anus OF justice on Friday last. The Tribunal OF the
Seine rendered Judgment with respect The editors
OF the hGjornte Saturday. NJ. Maiespine mas been
condemned to three mouths Imprisonment and
2.0Oof. fine; n. FIourens to three montns mprson.
ment, NJ. Morel one month ana l.0OOl NJ Gas
cnier one month and 5O0I., M. Dauyeg two 10 ontas
aud 2,000f., M. Clement -FOUR months and l0o0f.
Before pronounclng judgment the President referred
to an event whcn occurred during the sitting OF the
court on the previous day, in these words--One or
the accused, NJ. Douyet, announced To us tuaJ his
Irlcnd NJ. Clement mad been arrested by the police
agents, VINO threw themselves on hlm ana brought
hin back TO The court. THAT NJ. Clement had lett
the audience with the intention OF returning ana
had In lact eL his hat ana great coat Tbs account
contains many involuntary nexactitudes We have
inierrosated M. Clement. He has replied with
having been warned OF the intention to ar.
rest him when leaving the court he wished
TO aval himself OF Je legitimate right TO evade ar
resi- and tnat To banle the police he had lett bare
headed, leaving his nat ana t0pcoat In the court.
He had treo TO run away ana the police only sue.
cceded 10 catching him IN the Rue de Kiv0lin The
police are fleet OF iooI. The J0ck0 ana Gut1tI, two
obscure Journals have been suppressed tor publish.
ing political articles without having deposited the
caution money required by law. One or the editors
Or the Marseittdtst NJ. Bazlre, has been condemned
70 three months Imprisonment and 4 fine OF ZJ0f,
Tor having insulted the Emperor and bearing pro-
nlDlteu arms. VI. DaZtIC passed The Pace IL
Concordc in carriage on the sr Of February. Per-
ceivIng the Emperor the terrace OF the TuiierIes
he shouted several times Ttse ll Reguolsqte.u lie
was arrested by the police. One or the agents de-
clared that NJ. Bazte opped his carriage for the
lnterrogated on the subject at Is quite trne said
NJ. Barre, ''that my carriage stopped. The o0ctey
told me tnat the Emperor was walking Oh the ter
race. had not seen him Tor q long time. l told
HIM to stop.r NJ. Durier bne counsel Tor tho de.
fence, insisted that the cry "FiSe III R7gytol,7ue'
could not ue consdere7 as an insult TO the Emperor
Inc Coart, however, was VI different opinion.
PRINCE PIERRE DOHAPAKTEs CASE.
~ rs sad mat WIN tne exception OF d. d'oma the
disposed towards Prince Pierre Bonaplrte, out that
the magistrates composing the iaute Conr are
th2t second charge should not be preferred against
the Prince. HIS desire was not adopted by the
Cnampre des Misses en- Accusation. TWO waters
VIII prove that they heard n. de Fonyielle say, In
speaking OF me Prince ''He received q famous
bow.n II provocauon pe proves ana the Prince
not be acquitted inc punishment FOR tae del9 he has
committed VIII NOT be less than SIX nioa,hs nor
more than year
FUNERAL or CARDlNAu.
The town OF Lyons was on ihufsday III a ttate OF
unusual excitement. Cardinal lie Bonald Arch :
bishop OF fyous, was buried with great pomp. Tue
splendid got,hc nave OF the Cathedral vas draped
With Dlack, bordered with scar.et; the catalalque
was sulmountcd wftl an enormous black canopy,
from which was suspended the Cardinals
iour corners were four kDeeling cherublms
In white marble. beNlug the insignia OF his
high Office. The Cardinal Archbishop OF bordeaux
DrlnOinCpl thetu nf.th thtr
his advanced age the worthy prelac had arrived Ia
the morning 10 pay the last act OF respect his VEN
eTabc colleague, but fatigue prevented Ills taking
part IN the procession. The streets crowded with
Inhabitants and persons from the surrounding DIS
trcts Az every available point sca1oidng had
been erected. Seats let for two francs The funeral
C0fDge was most Imposing. Lyons ls noted for y
great number OF religious corporations and converts.
All took part III the PROCESSION which was preceded
by MLltary band. The Sisters OF Charity,
tue clergy, the schools, the JesaLs, the Cnrmees,
the Doninicans and the Capucins were present ia
great force. Tue Imperial family was represented
AS were also the municipal, Judicial ana commercial
ADMINISTRATORS. Durng The entire funeral service,
palace untii II was lowered into the toatn second
guns were Cred from the tort Loyasse. The streets
were itned with troops The last wt and testament
OF the late Cardinal Archbishop oi Lyons IL d con-
ifnation or the acts OF his me- be has lett every
tning TO the poor.
saUGGLEes.
For many months past tue authorities have been
aware tnat spirits were brought into rafis without
paving duty, notwltnstanalng the lynx'eyed vlgi
lance OF the doudniers at the gates The fraud has
been on large scale. To effect IL, cabs were con-
structed with double backs and noorngs lined win
Tin, capable OF containing hcctoiTc OF alcohol.
Every time Que OF these CABS entered oC,Ut was
defrauded OF l25 francs. 1ne metal cases were con-
structed with great Ingenuity. by means or an
opening, 10 winch the pipe from pump could DE
adjusted, the reservoirs filled wltn rapidity.
Another opening Ia the bottom OF the carriage al
lowed them 10 be einpted with facility. The ilicg
trade might nave been continued with uninterrupted
success but Tor the treachery Of one or the paroles
engaged therein. The cabs rolled in and ont OF
Paris with lmpnnity. About month since the OH.
GERS seizea vne ol The cabs. horse. harness