The New York herald., 1870-01-18

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Tr~upmsnn Made Ready for the GuiIiss,ue-
An Artiss6c and OnioinI Outrage ON tho Osn-
vict.
letter from Paris. Of January a. 70 London
journal, Says eW
Traupmann. ON returning 10 his cell In the Con-
ciergerle. after his condemnation TO death. was.
pursuant to rule stripped OF every article OF hls
canvas suit ami strait waistcQat which he must
wear I'LL the moment OF his execution. But In the
made 70 stand n prts matya9tous Il Win his % bscs
against pillar, while strong light was turned upon
him. aud an artist proceeded to take his portrait
gladiator. lie protested vehemently against this
outrage, said he was willing to submit quietly TO all
the rules, but that he did not beeye they could
authorize such treatment, ana he should complain
to NJ. Lachsud about II. hear now that one Of the
keepers OF the ConcierRere has been dismissed for
indiscreton, p and surmise that his onence mnss
have consisted In this griev0us ana indecent aggra-
vauon OF tae misery OF prisoner under sentence OF
In the short interval between the dock ana scaold
which now remains for Traupmann his condition wLl
De greatly changed tQr the worse. No moro Jolly
more cnicxen ana 2 salad "'a no more plsynS
nt !expfrog In q courtyard. Strict prison diet in
the condemned cell OF the La Roqueste prison. to
night ana day now await him. M. Lachaud paid him
visit YESTERDAY, and put before him the appeal 20
said, In the hope that the short delay, which he
did not desire On nus own account might give time
for the discovery Of his accompsss Lacaaua
derstand the delicacy OF the prisoner, who refuses
70 mention their names, wne ne says he would, II
q p0cketb0ok lies buried, in which their names
would be found. There Ia after all. however, mys-
led the elder Kinck to 20 with rraupmann to SO.
cluded spot IN The forest near the ruins OF herren
Without accepting Traupmann's imputaton on the
elder Kinck that he had agreed TO Join In coming
false money-an imputaton which NJ. Lacnaud,
knowing how likely ii was increase the indigna-
ton OF the jury srunk from adoptng-it Is certain
that Jean Knck had some secret project In c0nunc-
Of which the evidence given 10 the trial ooes not
reveal and which Is inconsistent with all the rea-
sons alleged for Kinck's journey to Alsace.
Now Year ut the Tuileries--NapOleon's Re.
cepti0ns-Repiies 10 the Congratulations.
by mall from Europe we have the following conn.,
plete reports OF the imperial receptions ct the Tuil
cries New Years Day, and the speeches delivered
by Napoleon In reply to the addresses Of congratu-
lation presented TO him. both OF which were barely
synopsized In the caDle kilograms -
The Emperor ana Empress held the usual recep-
tons on Inc occasion OF New Years Day. Az half
past eleven their Majesties were visited by Prince
Napoleon, the Princess Clotilda, Princess Mathde,
Princess Lucien and Prince Joachim Murat. After
wards all the high dignitaries OF the court paid
their respects ana at twelve O'Clock the imperial
divine service. Their Ma!esties then withdrew to
their apartments until one. when the Emperor pro-
Ceeded TO the Sale du 1rone where the diploma tic
The Papal NuncIo in the name Of his colleagues,
addressed his Majesty in the following words =
q III
the occasion OF the New Year We happy irs whsnevsr
W. w o q Mshss s pn
OF the Prince Imperial and for prosperity Of France
The Emperor replied In these words:-
presence gentlemen me- and tbs words which
which The S:S1
The year which Is commencing only hops,
date our common good ior the Of
tho kind Wishes which hsy pleased 10
me for the Empress, the Prince Imperial and myself.
dipIom atsts present his Majesty placed himself on
the throne, having the Prince Imperial on his right
and Prince Napoleon ana Prince Joachim Murat on
the lett, while at the sides and behind stood all the
great functoaaries OF tue Crown and OF the imperial
household. The several great bodies Of the State
were then introduced IN succession, followed BY
deputation or the Grand Ofrlcers OF the Legion of
Honor the members OF the varous courts OF law the
institute Of France, the clergy OF Paris, &c. :.
Rouher, the President satd:-
sIa.Ths Senate come. e Offer 70 your Majesty the En-
generous courage poc. transformation exempt
VIII Afford 70 that a5orous sasE the soopsrs.on Of s do
every elevated The development Of pubic liberties is
Of e and for ssuU mr. wasn such
and TO base itself on order and social respect.
The Emperor made the subJoined reply
the en.: for u: good . wsAs: which
on the manner IN which, few months back fulfilled the
q e. Ssa pss s; on
y Z. hs, ,w.y st0n on the
II. Schneider, President Of the legislative body,
merely said
sIHEThe members Of .hi: body lay :. tho foot .f tho
The Emperor, In answer snid:-
happy hear o Ne which .dd::: 70
good understanding between us more neeessary
e:
dlcus. Of The f9.uIs When Eaveals. ha, pe.asa
aoss no weaken h@:s By 20 doing Su shs Uons
acquires fresh strength to continue hs onward course
The Marquis de Chasseloup- -Laubat presiding over
the Council OF State, also pronounced compliment,
tary address, to which his Majesty replied IN these
terms:-
o yn n x: s:, 70 %
% % Ion ~ r. Which s p:g %
End sound traditions and the lessons Of expesnoe thank
for ns aa .a:: a.y: 70 me for the
His Majesty also made short replies to the clergy
OF Paris and the Court OF Cassatton, after winch
the rest OF the receptions were continued In the
Youthful Roynlty-Thc GINS and Outs"
The Prince Imperial Of France. on New Years.
mechanical organ, the keys. OF which, when
pressed set In mOtlon figures Of personsges richly
the upper part Of the instrument. The Infante DON
Alfonso on hls side, presented to the Prince
velious specimen Of spanish mechanical art, dating
from the end OF the sixteenth century 1t an eques-
trtan statue OF knight IN plete suit OF armor
the pieces Of which are admirably chased In gold
and silver.
Observation-Disclosures Extension.
The Correctional Tribunal, OF Paris, sentenced M.
Felix Pyat, VINO was In contempt OF court for want
OF appearance, to three months imprisonment and
fine OF 200f. for having uttered sedtous cries st an
electorate 1t was proved that n. Felix Pyat was
leaving the meeting after making speech there
were loud cries OF '.Vtve Felix Pyatn and that he
said repeatedly, mo, my friends, don't say 'Vive
Felix Pyat' but CRY Vive Ia Republique.'n
The aggregate increase Ia French railway traffic
last year exceeded IL, ,00O, ,000 The Blk companies
are now working between them upwards OF $50
additional miles as compared with January, 1889.
GERMANY.
Holiday CeIobrati0ns-TerrIt0rial UousoIida-
tion-Dnonastio observation-disclosures Him.
self Again.