The New York herald., 1870-07-22


Prince letter for his bankers.
~, dnree years afterwards the dream was rssned,
disposition the hall million loaned.
"AS TO nterestr' he added laughingy.
"Oh !" said the lord "we VIII speak OF that herc-
In 1850 the interest was paid on the demand of
Lord Clarendon.
They consisted or q treaty or commerce between
France and England.
yesterday met friend who was intimate with
the Emperor when In exile lie declared that the
story was pure invention Firstly, Lord Claren
don was not sufficiently rich to have been able 10
advance half q million, and, secondly, the person
who did advance the money to Prince Louis Ma
poeon was the Duke OF Brunswick, at ten per cent
The gerants OF the RepeR Apentr National,
Rappel and Steele had appealed against their SEN
tences or Imprisonment OF one month and
1000 francs fine for the publication OF
q manifest falsely attributed to Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte IN 1S4s Their fate was decided
yesterday. M. Caron not appearing ne was con-
demned by default The appeal OF M. BarbIeux was
declared inadmissible, not having been made In
Time. Tho sentences passed on the other accused
were confirmed. The same court confirmed the
Judgments rendered by the Sixth Chamber on the
24th OF May, which condemned NJ. Barbaret the
manager Of the MarselI1ise, to twelve months i'm.
prise nmeat and 10000 francs fine and M. Enne, an
editor. TO three months Imprisonment and 900
C0utemDt
the government and publication OF false news.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
The discussion which took place yesterday in tho
Corps Leglsatf with reference TO the princes Of Or
leans attracted crowd OF spectators OF both
The report Of the commission was against granting
PROPOSING rordre du Jou, pur et simple. This was
received with much appreciation. After lively dis.
cussion the proposition OF the commission was car
red by ia yeas against 81 nays. il ls needless now
to enter more fully In the discussion. a. in former
letter gave you the reasons which determined tho
turn to France Tho masses are at the present time
SO anxious for tranquility that the government Will
may be the Prospect o saoces 70 dsrD the ls
eace ol the empire and II the Emperor continues
liberal III ne OF policy there WIN be no fresh disorders
TiIE STATE TarALs.
The accused who are TO be the sensations Of the
moment before the High Court OF Justice al Blos on
the 18th inst Will not leave Paris before the 18Th or
be accompanied by detachment Of the gendarmery
OF the Seine which VIII form part OF the force de-
tailed for duty IN the Court and the Chateau during
the trial, The proceedings at B0ls. fear will not
present any startling scenes like those which oc.
Cured at Tours. II there were between fifty aud
five six hundred redh0t republican editors give
evidence what trial We should have. Alas there
i but little chance Of ANYTHING but properly CON
Quoted orthodox prosecution ana defence. The
judges witnesses and accused VIII all be- t Is antici
pated, on their best behavior The only one OF the
batch OF prisoners from whom the sensation mongers
hope for excitement Is Megy, who shot the police
man; but even that win be OF the mildest descrp.
ton Prince Pierre has spoiled us for trials before the
uaure Cour. as Traupmann has for murders. Paris
at present Is slow In the extreme and becoming daily
thinner.
All those able to do so, WHO have not left town,
are packing up and will shortly be on the wing. |
passed through and are now doing the Rhine, the
gambling places Mont Blanc and the Pope; to say
nothing td OF upwards Of ten thousand who lave go
peep ut the Old World. The Paris shopkeepers are
looking forward with delight to the harvest they
expect 10 reap IN the fall when the transatantics
return from their excursions. The Parslans know
that they have left the States heavily laden with
dollars, which they mean to get rid OF before leaving
Europe. "lts got TO be done" aud Messieurs les
bouttQaleys adopt every possible device to assist
them. much dislike to name any particular shop,
all travellers TO keep their bills aud never to pay |
money without proper receipt.
Louvre several dresses The first one delivered was
paid for delivery-ln fact 1t Is rule Of the house
not to leave goods without payment. Unfortunately
no receipt was demanded in this case although for
all go0ds subsequently delivered receipts were
given. The lady left Paris for few weeks, and on
her return took apartments In another hotel. Some
time afterwards She received bill for the dress In
question as having been delivered during the month
or June, when she was actually not in Paris, and,
moreover, the persons who called for the money
were excessively inpertinent. Slngularly enough
at both OF the hotels where the lady stopped similar
demands FOR second payment have been Inade.
SCIENCE AND RAIN.
The Academy OF Sciences has taken up the subject
tons OF that learned society that church bells aud
cannon viii both turn the rain pipes on to mother
earth whenever either OF them MAKE noisy de- |
m0nd chemist or ST. Brieuc has since the year |
1916 given the subject his attention. and convinced
hat artillery Will make clouds weep when fired at
IN enormous distance DURING the Crmean war it |
invariably raned at st. Brieuc after each battle.
st. Brleuc must be most religious place most |
sinful One rs there are IN it thirteen churches.
Should the bells peal together and the cannon fire at
rain falls to q certainty. Whenever tho
chemist who has the right TO the title OF Cloud King
n nGgv o h.
10 fire petard and down II comes from the clouds
nearest to the earth. M. le Marechal Valiant is
The chemist as he gave orders TO his stan to keep
q record OF the days Of cannonading At
0rst everything worked Wen Marshal Vallant's
cannOns roared and the chemists rain pelted; but
subsequent trials proved that it was mere chance.
Whether the clouds became accustomed To firing as
live GELS do TO skinning Wien they have been prac-
tlsed upon several times IL Is impossible to say bur
the gallant officer lost all faith III the doctrine OF the
disciple OF EscuIapius and Is now astonished that
Illilbiity OF his system. ~. le Masnt the chemist,
iesires fresh experiments. Marshal valiant IN
o what happens when playing at ecarte, and one !
las three Tumps. 1t Is evident that fourth trump
ca'on is not more necessary TO MAKE the rain fall
when the sky is overcast with clouds and ready to
,uyst on our heads, as IN any case the rain would
all"
Jorsr STOCK NEWSPAPER.
The retirement of NJ. de Girardin from the direc-
ton OF La Lt6erIe is accomplished fact He will
explain In That journal his reasons of selling the
paper and retiring from all connection with the edi.
iorisl department. The paper has become the prop
eriy of an association winch VIII START with capi.
tai Of 100000 francs
Francs.
NJ. Lawye, OF the Journal L'Epar0ne, fur
nishes ......................... 100000
lie Credit fOncier Suisse. 100000
L'Enire prise des Halies ct Marches de
Naples. ...................... 100000
NJ. Dreyfus an important stock br0ker... 100000
NJ. Detr0yat, Director OF the Haes ct
Marches de Naples ............. 100000
NJ. Detroyat has augmented The price Of the
cesson made to him by NJ Girardln by.. 100000
Capital as yet unsuDscIbed. ............ 300 900
Financially the new mana cement promises sue
ce55; but M. de GrardIn has been for so long period
he lie and soul OF the Ltberte that his loss must
be severely felt IT, indeed 1t be irre-
parable
THE TRADES ORGANIZATIONS
There are strikes aud rumOrs OF strikes In various