The New York herald., 1870-05-12

restoration. Tne resirnations Of NM. Daru and
ns Ministers q roregn @ , As'ts ~ te py since
which the public press mas raised sncn an outcfyy
that not only viii 0rleanist hsreaiser 20 nSMi nom.
wi be expected % retire inc opinion q NJ NJ TIMERS
with reference to the pieotscite was that 4 the gues
new liberal measures the people would believe that
the Emperor was forced TO accept snem, anu , .mat
S m sSe os. Of inc " Empsror ana
the aavsnase @ @ of the DUO dAumae; The retreat q
pa and s %Ss" TS1 ss a.
nrst applied to he said, Il vots-yes;' and he
counseed Others odo The same, I'm. day & mowever
asking FOR vote OF confidence, he felt sure chat inc
government would OBTAIN large majority. lie
| turned what the French call c0saQue, determined to
abstain, and called his friends TO DO SO. In 1852
the Oreanists voted In favor OF the empire as they
from the throne and moreover believed that the
Emperor was unht TO govena the country. The 10.
aga nst the cmpire-they viii do SO again in 1870
The legitimate, which Is considered the clerical
party, is however at the present moment nsisull.
can't as the greater portion OF the clergy are In favor
| oil the pe6Scite, and will vote for the government
The Emperor Is In "tip top good humor; not only
receivls enormous quantities OF private letterAof an
| encouraging nature. His friends stlll reckon on
5000 900 voe'' which Ng VIII DC o great victory.
| AT the elections there have always been two days
voting. ON the present occasion there WIN ,, put
one. in order To AVOID the usual accusation that the
| government has during She night placed votes 10
the "urnn 80 as TO OBTAIN q fictitious majority. In
many iormer instances the opposition has aiilxed
seals TO tae doors Of the roO1s In which the urps"
| were left during the night, ana have mounted
SSth proximo '' everything will be finished before
nightal, so as 10 prevent suspicion or remark Ine
result win not be publicly known, however, unW tle
| following Thursday. when the urns, having been
sealed and sent 70 the Corps II gslaa VIII be opened
| AMI the numbers counted. The mods OF taxing tse
Nous rnairies, which are OPEN to the public. cit-
zen presents himself Shows his electors card AN an
list; correct he hands his voting paper. Folded to
the president, who Drops 1t into the urn and returns
to the yotsr MS electors card Win me corner
When the polls ale cossd the urns are reversed ana
the votes eounted They are sabseq aently replaced,
the urns sealed and de patched 90 the Corps Leyis
lat T. Tins the total result OF the voting wiln0t DC
known until some time afterwards. BY arrange,
menls whlCtsI have made Fhope 10 be able to wire"
the grand total to you many hours II not days, be-
fore the French know themselves the result Of their
nrst Inowiedgs;was derived raora New York.
THE CABINE9:.
1t more than probable--in fact may say cor
tain-5iat NJ Olivier Will be nominated alter the
pte6dscte MinisterOf Foreign Affairs, which ob'eS
he at present holds,prO tenn.
According TO the MGrSeitLdvSe, EOehelOrt has beer
elected honorary President Of SIX reuntoNs Gnttple
rens and Mfgy who shot the policeman. RochcforL
In Sante leiage. Flourens across the rontier ana
con;ilables" surely might have found more active
leaders. Am article signed ny AlDerr WOin In the
lrreprcSSlDt0
for bloOd-ett.ng when he b again at Iarge. N. Wolff
declares that N. ROchelort tho pArest OF the pure"
attempted to sail TO the Empress picture OF the Holy
Virgin, and het after falling IN the endcavOr he in
suited her Majesty with the same obStfnaoy he had
displayed have his picture installed at the Tleres,
without troubling himself abOuJ the famous argent
des contr,bua1Jes, which has inspires his most
plaintive tartt,aes on the griefs Of the people Il
Wolf declares that the picture for which four tho0
sand francs was demand ID is not worth twenty five
Napoleons but that without doubt the pursst of the
puren thought that q republican cannot every day
crploiey q sovereign and IL was necessary protLt
by good opportunity.
have often called your attention to the reckless
manner in which some OF the Partisan journals IN
ven aud distort facts M Marie the illustIlo.s M ad,
in hopeless state Two days previous to his death
the Gaiitois buried NJ Marie with all the honors due
to his memory. This Is really according to Partisan
)taisaater1e very pardonable fastening OF events
IL is most annoying, however, 10 read newspapers
with the oppressive sense on your mind that you are
'N'''' BEAUTY AND STUDY.
When cOcO.te Is successful she generally fndugeS
in q piano. although ignorant Of a note ofmusic.
Her next step is library 1t the correct thing in
Paris to have an ebony s 70
They form part Of handsome piece or turni-
ture, from which they are destined probably
unable to read or write. All trouble as to
selection is avoided. You have but to call at the
Ibrairle FOntane any Other Indicate the SIZE Oh
your bookcase and You are supplied WIN q lot OF
books supposed to be suited to your taste recent
| trial has brought to light the system adopted by a
noted librarian when applied to by unprotected fe-
males The iirst lot CONSISTS OF series OF volumes
Of the lghte.t Of French literature and questionable
| taste In a few years Madame La C0cotte has re-
tired and desires to forget al trace Oh her past ne
ture OF serious tendency. she apples again
to the librarian who supplies her with 7ooO francs
WORTH the names OF which being more serious than
the first lot show but clearly wnlt cass OF books
preceded them and the estimation in which the pur-
e1n' other DS; a@erons; ..Tne Deceit Of Worldly
Msm and res ne sserty Of S bsng rres
Forever volume OF reproductions oi the most rare
~ OF the eroey scret ee braan "a peade
that library was professionally adapted 10 ms
| purchaser WHO had refused to accept The BOOKS on
delivery declaring that the bookcase was sl at tht
| pIlder's; but that in real ~ money was wanting.
appears that court thought the selection to nav
| been properly made as the sac was ratlned
| six months being accorded for payment.
| DEvOTEES OF SCIENCE.
/ new society has been Established IN Parls, VI
| members of which, alrea ly more than one hundred
| IN order TO contribute. as much as possible to tn
healing art have inserted In their Wills an arsca it
given to surgeons Tor dissection Lake eating horse
become the mode, aid we Shall all be adding cod
ellis to our wills directing that our bodies shall
converted into mince-meat until some new iIea
diverts public attention.
GHOST OR A GOURMAND9
, | Every person who has ever yslteu Paris must re
: member the Cafe Richie. During the past thre
months gentleman has nightly earned Ior himse
notoriety and done good for the wine trade at thf
, | establishment. The clock strikes midnight q ca
riage drives up, ana lie Revenant de Mlnlt," as
l has been nicknamed, enters the care he invarlap
seats himself at the same table ana orders SOU
Il tie OF port, a bottle OF R0derers champagne and
v large cup OF care au tatt. Having consumed q
u whole, this ''midnighr ghost' di' appears. VINO
Is and where he. comes rom nobody mas yet a. o.
covered but all believe that in his world the cooKi
2. | is not 50 good rs on the boulevard.
- The Defrauder of the Paris ROthschtids.
Tassius, the man who embezzled nearly thr
:, | millions of francs from MI. Rothschild, OF Par
n has given the following account OF the affair to
a examining judge
, He says that about ten years ago. in moment
= pecuniary difficulty, ne borrowed from tne lul