The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-08
r r A N G e.
Overwhelming Success Of the
New Loan.
N. Favre's Eu,Ogy on tho People
Of England.
PAYING OFF THE WAR INDEMNITY.
The Germans Shortly to Evaouate
Two Departments.
AMIENs IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
RumOrcd Resignation of Jules
Favre.
AMIEMs I'M A STATE OF SIEGE.
THE PoPE's LETTER TO M. THEIRS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD

PARIS, July T. 1871
The OHciel Journal announces that only forty
five per cent Of the amount subscribed TO the new
loan was allotted to subscribers. Three hundred
ana twenty-five millions OF francs OF the indemnity
have been paid to Germany, OF which o,ooof.
were paid before the issue OF the loan.
THE GERMANS "wILL HAVE THEIR BOND"
The Paris forts will be abandoned when
100000 OO OF the indemnity have been pad.
A wINDFALL OF CASH FOR THE GERMANs-FOUR-
TEEN DRAY CARTS OF spEcIE-ENGIIsH GENE
ROsITY.
The delegate Minister of Finance yesterday re-
mitted l5t OoDf in specie to the German author
ties at Strasb0urg.
Fourteen dray carts were needed for .he trans
portatiOn OF the amount to the railway station.
GETTING RID OF THE GERMANS.
The additional sum o. one hundred aud seventy
five millions Will be paid before the 10th inst, when
the German troops Will evacuate the departments of
the Seine Infereure and the SOmme.
N. FAvRE PRAIsrNG THE ENGLISH FOR THEIR
CHARITY.
In the Assembly Yesterday the motion OF NJ. jan
bert for the imposition Of tax on passports being
under discussion, M. Favre expressed his regrets at
the attacks made by the mover upon English excur.
s,onsts and spoke in glowing terms of the charity
shown by the government and people Of England to
France during her recent calamites.
"LEr US HAVE PEACE"
M. FaVre also stated tuat Tue government NlSneu
to prevent conflicts with the German army Of occu-
patton and desired the maintenance of peace The
motion was then Withdrawn by NJ Jaubert.
DEBATE ON THE BUDGET.
The debates upon the budget and the reorganza-
ton of the departments will prevent the Assembly
taxing ITS vacation until the end OF July.
PRESIDENT THEIRS TO RESIDE LIKE SOVEREIGN.
1t has been proposed to lend President Theirs the
Palace of the Elysee as o residence on the transfer
Of the government to Paris.
President Theirs was subscriber to the loan to the
amount OF 1000, 900 francs.
The smallpox is decreasing In Paris.
MURDER OF A PRUssIAN SOLDIER
Amiens has been declared IN a state OF siege In
consequence OF the murder or q Prussian and the
failure OF the local authorities to discover the
derer.
THR TRIAL OF RoCHEFoRr AND co. AGAIN POST
The trial or NM. RocneIort ASST ~ -
been pos. poned for fortnight.
A FORMIDABLE FRENCH ARMY.
The reorganization Of the French army has been
completed. It's effective strength is $780, 900.
THE BANK OF FRANCE.
The bullion IN the Bank Of France has increased
100 900. COO francs since last week.
HAS NJ. TAvRE RESIGNEDP
It ia again reported that NJ. Favre has resigned the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, but the rumor arises
probably from his frequent expression oi the nope
that he will soon be able TO relinqush TIE portfolio
to q successor.
SENSIBLE OLD GENTLEMAN.
The Pope has written to NJ. Theirs that he will re-
main In Rome.
THE ALGERIAN REVOLT DYING OUT.
Numerous Algerian tribes have given in their
submission 10 General Lalemand and the end OF the
Instruction Is near at hand.
PATRIOTIC COLLEGE.
The Ecole Spectacle has forwarded 10 the govern
ment an application 10 be transferred from Metz
the camp at satory.
The cavalry school win he removed to ST. Cyr.
MORE ELECTIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
The elect MS to Ill vacancies in the Assembly
caused 10y the choice OF the same members from
different localities will be formally announced to-
morrow.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
woman has been shot In the department Of the
Jurs for complaining Of the acquisitions made by the
departing Prussians.
General Faidnerbe has had interview with ST.
Gambetta
census OF Paris is TO be taken at once.