The New York herald., 1871-12-02
FRANCE.


fhe Fetc OF st. Eusenie-Hnss at the Mndc-
Ieine-ConpuIsory sEi.italy service-tn-
sroasing Caaiaess Between Russia und
Prussia-Coudiiion cf .ras'e In pnris-Ihe
WorkneR Idie aud Growing Cncasy-The
Money Crisis--ynp0Icon's Wine Ut Auction.
PARIS, Nov. l5 1871.
About noon to-day some three hundred persons,
Including several Bonapartist Ioabllities and many
Journalists, met at the Madeleine to attend the
mass IN honor Of the .f9ts or Sainte Eu9enie. A
political demonstration was evidently intended,
bat 10 add TO the disgust or those who expected
larger attendance tho church was closed either by
order OF the police because the clergy declined to
perform the mass. A protest was written out and
those present signed II. 1t humiliating to the
promoters OF the demonstration to observe that lew
II any, people OF rank or fashion, were there The
police laughed at those who were most indignant.
heard ore gentleman ask sergeant de vile what
he thought or such tyranny. The man replied that
under the empire the authorities would surely have
reused permission for any OrlcanIst political meet.
ing al the Maoeieine and therefore the Bonapart-
lists hal no cause for complaint. 1t Is said that q
mass was performed at the Church OF ST Lustache
without opposition.
COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE.
The Minister of War; General Cissey, recently
thought OF resl2ning because nj, THEIRS showed
great unwiIingnoss to favor his views respecting
compulsory military service. The General thinks
Rli Frenchmen should serve. President Tn,crs mas
Yielded and the present Minister VIII remain,
although the state OF his healsh may compel his
gnatiOn before long.
GROWING cooINEss BETWEEN RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA
have the best authority for saying that Russia
has made to Prussia representations the reverse Of
pleasant concerning the increase OF the Prussian
navy. BiSmarcK's answer was cool, and as Russia
realizes the Importance OF Strengthening Denmark
10 keep the Baltic and Northern seas clear OF all
rivals, the GOODNESS Is increasing Prussia is con-
Uruciing along her Russian fronner fortticatlons
and straegeicaI railways This adds to the annoy
Ace OF the St. Petersburg government, and the
semi official Russian journals have received per-
MISSION 70 speak severely against Prussia
AUSTRIA KEEPING CLEAR.
The French government has received dispatches
from Vienna which, l am told, afford '.intcnse
,sasiacton," as they snow a decided Intention to
Keep clear Of all complications favorable to Prussia.
TIE BoURBoNs PROPERTY.
A proposiuon to restore the cOnlscated property
M the Orleans family will probably be introduced In
ho National Assembly to indemnify them for their
csses. The government, however, has taken no
decision on this subject. the Duke d'Anmale VIM
certainly take his seat AT the reopeninS OF the
Assembly. lie Is expected ut his noase IN the Eau
tourg 81, Hopore before December, and win remain
III aris through the WINTER me Count ana Count
ess Paris have been residing at their chateau at
Dreux.
"a feariully depressed here. Tue workmen are
oupging about the streets and echoing the cry,
the wnery It Is true l,ey not passionaely lold
ss exeiuon, but still they are NOT unable t. help
men were accustomed to an easy Time under tho
Commune. ana that makes Il ali the harder now
IA ser,ous. The intended fnsrclal schemes Of tho
government do not receive The hearty confidence OF
Commercial men, ana lentes Tor the last lew days
hA1,n t,ti inn n
NApoLEoNs VINE.
The sale OF COO bottles and ffy-seven butts OF
morrow at the Louvre and, Is expected win last
fortnight. No one imagined there was such
stock may bc embraced In the sale that the Emperor
would not own, much less drink. 10 =
Ponislnebleau f'ni % aSd conpiepne Il is wei Known
that the Emperor always had the best vines, aud
good good Tnere are W Joties Of tni Of carss
not well known, called Monirosa, aud plenty OF
and Chateau LeovlIc; only few hundred bottles
Of the oest Burgundy, 600 OF the best Sautefne,
Cnateaa aSIe @ arD me eed HoT bos say e az a mpa
payne, but no OF the Johanlsberger, and some
b.d MADEIRA, which viii bring fabulous prices.
THE fRl.siDFNr CoHPLiNENlS 5ULlG dANIN,
The following .s translation OF the letter ad-
dressed oy NJ. 1niers 70 Jules !anin congratulat-
ing him upon his address to the Academy -
NY DRAg corIEAGUE-I have not been able until to-day
% rcnd your eha ias Of grace VI, and ima
Esar,iy upon H. and al.o conSrs'as,s the academy.
been A bad az . join With who in 0sss s
brilliant, aud one Of The ,nos. beloved most amisbe
sAsns soa Tor Ss hassoae YOU
so.sa 70 for aS al Sc 8" good vii
sss s 20 ads @ %S rom You e se sn
That IN as @ % sye 9 saas ssnas Ssona SA s ns
'hS s'an n 80 Sog Row. y 's'S 'As' yaisRs
T. WISE RESOLVE.
rne yoppel states that the working Jewellers Of
paris have abandoned their intention OF enforcing
their demands Tor the nlno hour system oy means
of n strike. Under existing clcums ances 10 mas
been determined 20 postpone bur not 10 renounce,
the concession they desire. "Englanl ana Ger
many, u says the Ropper 'arc making great elosts
10 establish those higher and more artistic manu-
iactures which hitherto have ben the specially and
Inc privilege OF Paris our working jewellers arc nn-
willing TO take advantage OF the lamenlabie crisis
throtgh which We are passng 70 exact sacrinces
which The crisis sei renders dIllcult II not impCs-
sihic. Let the employers bear In mind this sell.
denial, and let them also use their influence 10 op
tam an amnesty anu me reova o. ,nc n s,aM ,,a W
emigrants. would restore 70 Parisan industry we we
thousands or hands which II stands IN need Of. we
manufacturers of IRON safes, VINO has now 800 men
n ns employ, cannot accept fresh ORDERS nut enters
them IN ms BOOKS IN succession, and that orders
given 10 day he cannot execute under three months
hEPUnLIo OR NoNARCnYS
supposed to have been written Ivy NJ. DC Girardin,
told US lhas the country seemed in favor Of mon
rate people insist that republican IDEAS have made
an immense advance in the country, and that a re-
dignity and honor Ol France. writer In the Dcbats,
hsndNng this subject, asks II IL Is unreasonable 10
- prefer an elective TO hereditary mOnarcny for
French kings, no matter how constitutional have
always been held responsible for faults OF govern
ment, and turned out or onice with scant ceremony
nor have they been able to leave the crown To their
heirs. the writer goes on to say
regular republic with honest people solna to tho poll
determined and Themselves against mad
men. such a republic woi tn Thousand times over
revolutions producing by anarchy despot
lsm elements eyirt In France for The formation
democratic society which might even furnish The materials
a ~ nd
Chamber lest the National Assembly should
yranns francc Let justice he represented by tue Court