The New York herald., 1875-07-12

the arrears OF this tax OF misery with compound
interest. LAnguedoc has Oeen extremely prosper
Gus for very many years. Inc INVASION dld not
t0ncn Il, aud. except ia one department, lt has
escaped the plague OF the phyloXera. Tue falal
creator AiphOnse karr smoke OF mas now come
down 70 enforce the iOng-delerred payment oil MS
daes with runoasly nlgn interest.
WHAT THE ScAyENGEKs FIND N THE ST. cYPRIES
QUART ER-THE ROUGE OF rug DRESSING ROOM
NOT WASHED FROM HER FACE.
Paris dune 29l correspondence OF London News.l
a corps OF scavenRerS mas been alreadY formed
20 clear away the aluval deposit whIcn ~ last be-
coming pestIlentlal from the tongue OF land wnere
~. Csfrien STOOD. Another corps Is IN course OF
fot mdton Tor the ciearlng aw y Of the RUNS
when Will be OF small value IN reconstrIcilng me
suOurb. They Will De headed bV artillery Tneh ana
infantry sergeants aud corporas. hitherto the
TASK OF searching lor dead bodies and yaluabes
mas entirely faen on the soldiery, VINO have sho "n
the greatest honesty.
A private came. It Is said. upon a money box
which was flied with gold pieces. lie TOOK IL TO
ms sergeant, VINO. on searching further discov-
cred vauaole diamond brooch ana earrings IN q
secret drawer.
The rumbhng noise OF tumbris and artillery
wagons carrying the Jetsam and notsam which
the soldiers PICK up and the 0ead bodies hey con-
unue to oig out Of the plies oi rubbish, continues
ali day.
one OF the waits was a showman's van which
was surprised by the Garonne at a village Jets ana
carried DOWN TO Toulouse, scarcely injured. Ihe
company ihnabitine II had not time 10 escape
from their ltnera1t dwelling. An unfortunate
must inio a pulp. All the "irapSn we're slowed
away IN baskets, covered with tarpauln, wncn
out fresh ana gaudy IN the midst OF the wrecked
onltcts heaped about for transportation TO The
mayoralty.
A nttle girl supposed 10 have been a dancer
HAD NOT WASHED HER FACE
on going to oed and tne vermillIon was bright as
II oaKed In fast colors uDon ner ghAstly cheek
THE FEMALE GIANT,
with a pair OF arufcial legs 10 bich her feet were
strapped, was in her tnse crown aad dress OF
crimson cotton velvet. she ana her husband had
pTooaoly sat up late and were only thinking vi d.
vestIng themselves OF their 1nery when a wave
DlAlQ ana In les recOll drew them
into the central current
FRAIL RAFT,
probably constructed on some nousetop with the
STICKS and boatos at hand, was thrown In upon
land near the hospital. IL bore live poodle
The soldiers made much OF the poor brute and
carried him Joyously 70 their barracks. parrot
adopted oy tue troops which saved II. Its laik
attracted the attentIoD OF some Linesmen, who
soored hard TO d. 1t out, thinking they mad come
upon somebody driven mad Wlth fright.
The proportion
among the inmates oil the hospital Is great.
PRESIDENT AACMAHoN AT LAYRAC.
Yesterday Marshal MacMahon was received at
Prelect General Minot, the mayors OF the ada
cent towns and oiher clvil and military autnori-
ties. Passing through Layrac the President was
respectfully but not enthusiastically received. AT
The PuDt 81. Pierre, where he was received by tile
mayor and municipal authorities, the lorner read
assuring tDem OF the help OF the government
After luncalng al the Pre- ecture the visitors let
inspected the ruined houses ana talked with the
sufferers lhey then returned here. and in the
evening there was reception at tbe Prefecture.
This morning the Marshal attended mass, cele-
brated Dy the Bishop al the Cathedral
TOUR OF INSPECTION
He then visited the quarters where most dam
age has oeen DONE In the quarter Depeyrac he
was twenty minutes inspecting the manuIactory
OF NJ PialouX TO whom he addressed many con-
soatory rtmarks. AT the Grand SemInalre, wBere
the garden walls are demolished and Lne house
seriously injured, ne expressed his sympathy 10
the Blsnop.
BRAVERY REWARDED.
Alter inspecting the barracks, which are con-
Prefecture where he decorated Colonel Masso
Captain MERCER, NJ. Peyrone. Nj. Aunac, President
oil the Tribunal OF Commerce.; NJ. Nance, Vicar
General, ana NM. Larat and Blsieres two geGtle-
men whose heroism mas excited general admIra-
iIoD.
Military meals were also given to soldiers and
gendarmcs.
AND STILL ONWARD.
At eleven the Marsna left for the villages Of
Coayi ac, Port st. Marie, Algutllon, Tonneins and
Marnande.
lie returns TO Agen tonight and leaves to-
HIS RETURN TO AGEN.
Marshal MachanUh returned at eight tonight.
He was received outside the Prefecture by ABOUT
eighty persons, mostly women anu chudren.
1here Was no cheering. may state IN exptana-
tlon OF MS apparently cold reception at u0st OF
the places vlsIttd Tat the Bonapartsts nave
spread report tnat nc would as ala Napoleon
Ill. AT the Lyons lnundatlOns, distribute money
puoilc; consequently the people are disappointed.
At La Reole the Marshal was received ny Inc
Cdrdl al Arc aDlSnOp oil BOrueduX ana the Prelect
oil the Gii Onde, no gave aim d a5 AS to the DIS
Lress 10 The department..
Io-morow mornlng / accompany the Marshal
ana mis- suite TO FOLK.
RECOVERING THE HoDIEs OF THE DEAD-APPEAR-
AScE OF SOME OF THE CoRPsEs.
Paris June 2s-NignD correspondence OF the
London News
The returns OF pvlIce c0mmissaries state
that among the bodies discovered more than two
o nonse linen has been Collected at tne bridge.
Tne bodies, wnlcI on the nrst daJ alter the wafer
su JsIded were tnrown IN any way INTO the wsg-
Gus, are now wrapped IN sheets, IN winch alter
they are undressed and photographed, tney are
again wound. These sheets do the same service
20 the ceep Baras 20 on % ey torch
lisnt as well as oy daylight.
BURYlSG 1HE DEAD.
The Christian Brothers, VINO aIe not used 10 the
space and plckaxe, nave been relieved from
graveyard duties anu The troops VINO are ready
Tor AL work discharge In their stead the lunet ton
OF sections. ColOnei Narp, Of the artillery, mas
snow own himself an orator III the speeches ne has
regiment. one OF MS funeral addresses Is pub
lished Ia the Toulouse LIBERAL IL rs direct Orci-
Die and pe1vaded oy manly and elevated senu-
menr. Ine CoioneI con ratulated his men on the
simple, straignto' ward rianner In which hey had
discharged tnelr duty. Animated by the feenng
" men he Ipundatlon- called oui, the French army
Was broken reed, but q SOLID uefence lor the
menaced naLIon. Pubic cdanIIties had the effect
OF calling out puolIc spinJ and fusIng class as
tInctions. lie was giad 10 see at toulouse tnat
tncy mad brought out quail les which H. had been
said modern civilization stIfit d. wei metIted
q 'hautpoul, whe faced death with deliberate
purpose. II forbid yOu." said gendarme, 10
get Iulo this boat Tne danger Is 100 great"
II am the Marquis d'hautpOu" was tae repy;
''and nave come TO Try and save those VINO are
In uanger.n "SInce you VIII have IL so, NJ. lie
Marquis, Jump In.m The services he rendered
his sell-ImpOsed mission are aireauy well known.
BIT 10 is not probably as penerdliy known that
lie was stripped by wfeckers at Blagnac, wnere
his Dovy was washed 10.
EXCITING AND AFFECTING INCIDENTS.
The following are among tile numerous in cid entS
related in the PARIS journals OF June 30, concern
ing the effect Of toe inundatIOns:-
IN the flooded PLAIN DetNeen Si. Jory and Cas-
teluau, a boat, containing nlteen persvns, came
INTO collision win poplar tree aud was upset.
fOui teen OF these were urUwncl, aud the sur
viyor, glrl n1teen years vi age, mas lost her
reason.
AZ AnterIve a family OF Iour persons took refuge
In the o. ancnes o an elan, great part Ol wlcn was
swept away Uy the torrent, and me lour peopie
cllugng TO IT'S branches were drowned.
AT koques and at P1nsaguel, II is stated, The
crosses, the statues OF Ine virgin aud tile images
o. Tue saints are the only things tnat the waters
nave spdred. poor peasant woman ia TINS DIS