, 1877-10-13
PARIS.

PARIS.
President Meuahon's stnn,festo-Thn r.on.
DIM " Times" Change Of f'tnnt Regarding
American Matters.
Special Coyrtspondtnet Of The T,tbrne.
PAHis, Sept. 23.-Thc csent of the week IS
the manifesto Of President afscMahon, address,
ed to the electors Of France. No doubt you
published this address the day after II appearcl
IN Paris; therefore shall have but little TO say
Of It. The language and the spirit OF tho APP
pen1, II fairly Interpreted, arc une1ceptfonablc,
and altogether renssurtng 10 The true friends
Of tho Republic. But ha7o rfcvcr seen any
political document no dIscrsctv regarded. There
are two opinions ot tho Marstal's vlcws and
Intentions, and these are Numerically opposite,
The press is arraycd in two hostile camps,-~for
and against the President. In the eye OF the
Conservatives every worl Is law and gospel,
Willie the Radicals find treason to tho Repub-
lie in every sentence, syllable, and punc-
iuation.mark. Tho Figaro, an "otncious"
organ Of tho Government, basphcmcs In this
wise: "llai the manifesto been dictated by
God tic Father, and signed BY Jesus Christ aud
the Holy Ghost, tho Radicals would havo de-
nounced every word Of it.'' This Ia specimen
Of French partsanship, and It requires strong
arm to rcstrntn the passions Of the mob to tho
use OF words only, and not Of paving stones.
But tho crisis Of tic election will soon be oYcr
and, whatever may bo tic result OF the yotlpr,
do not hciicse there Wilt be any violent aul-
break. The Government must submit to tho
DECLARED will Of the majority, and tlie President
II no really inca1s to remain In power until tic
end ~ the septcnnatc, must make Ills Cahlnet
| conform to tho wishes uf the nation. This t&
the policy Ut England, Of the United States, and
! why not Of France nIll nj! other countries llar
have advanced q step beyond despottsm?
/ day than French politics. Our countrymcn on
this slde uf the Atlantic hare recently been
greatly plcasel. and somewhat surprised, at the
and no.at,ly In Its "money articles" iu rrcar,i
| 10 American credit and American tccur'tIcs. II
Is an undenlauIo fact tflat tho financial editor OF
that journal Is ne Efentsst 'money powcr'' n
lltakcs tue lhro,lcs and boufses Of the world.
No tchcmc that The 7In1ea attacks succeeds. and
none that It fa.oss falfa, at least ut once: inv
by single wori In tue T;mes' money column,
and how many have noatcd trtumptaf,,lv un.]cr
Its ausp!ctous breath. All the Journals nf Lon
tlon eomhtnsa. Including M ths Is1ay 7aegrerh.
comparison with the 77na-sho Eng'ishman's
Bible. AL the rich Oil fossils Of thu United
Il matters Of Investment. Ths 1fst
proysr-. John Tati must hatve Ills three rs
And 50 hc eoes ion Change" Viii IT, tarrsoS'o su',
conclusion. md nra.'eter1nlflcL purposes, from
wle', ;. all tho Kings oxen" cannot, awcryc
hin,. For many Years tls TIM. lat given the
70 Aulcrlcan financial enterprises. The late Mr.
Sampson, for maily years It's financial etattor,
mulc {ew exceptions, and III doing so fsccurcd
tLen. Iii. James Mciicnry," ,"f Atiantir s Use"s
to sse that IT, Nsilenry b. ju.t M iosi h,s on!s
son ''no LAD Ct l., and tho n,t Of sesen chill
Tutor In London Nay that lie was1ld pay Sampson
Loco year. only in 90 seen speaking With hin,
otIec week In the ne!ghhorf0od Of tho stocIs
can feelings to SEQ the sudden change that has
come over tho 7ie.ex. not only In lts money
cnluultI. hut III It's leading articles. THIS favor
onS p sa n IN ar Gs oG xc
new impetus to tho American trade, and all
upwnrsl tendency In all classcs OF Amcrlcut.
sscurislss, especially railways. Tho Iimes secs
the truth. aud declares taat the tide Of business
roysul is rising ncross the Atlantic where tho
c1ops were never SO great. an1 i0r which tho
market was ucvcr SO good. You can hardly
given 10 Eugllsi, Investors in American sccur!-
ties, Con!ttlcncc rcturns. Gu criulness .presails
on tho boursc, pursc-strinss arr united, nna
scAl,Y good re- sesuttits no 1oser e. sesf!ns
London, has lust lent tho isaltitnern i Ohio
a few millions to rut through bis Southern
ss fss sa osass l. s .ef ss 9' Il. 'Psy g. @ az" o
tl.s Nicaragua Canal by pEodglny Tho tolls to
pay tho interoat. These grind enterprises
Sss p e ai aeysn '9 ia o.
sources OF tho country, nud enrich tho world.
} As EVIDENCE THAT TIE " rIAEs" &" Is OPEN TO
CONVICTION
In behalf OF Amor3cnn railways, II published a
; long articls a fuw DAYS ago tn IL money column
Iruin tho pen o! Col. ". u. Mann, OF tho
"Mann lleatinE.Car Company" advocating tn-
ss sre 'sxsy 1s.s sa q res &C.,
nIll Ia producing considerable effect. l will
qnotc paragraph from bis Interesting eomlnu-
nieation:
Many OF ths American railways heretofore bnllt
have come into o1ia,rnco under two rauical faults
tt.s QUO In Tho ananclnx. tho other in she con.
LIT tn IT, nsa1. la rsias Sass o. M
made. ana, w,th ins bonded do1s: nominal cant:
a1ulishs capiiai hss been tha. onty derived trura
SO. 0O1 10 40, 600 to Inc ms. have been sola at
hsay{ 10 ~ wts m l,o d r. e.. 70
Col. Mann here hits tht nall On tho head. and
I thls loose railway buidhg-we may call II
sxtnluv-has had its day. Ia tic future #
tallst tbat rpal is wanted, that tho population
and traffic Will justify lis construction, aud that
. it, affairs will DO honcstlr conducted, and tho
ino11ey to build II will bu readily Forthcoming.
American travellers arc again tctuthtny tn
, Para from all parts Of EuFope most OF whom
are preparing to 70 homo for tic winter, II wo
may Judge by the crowd ot mon at Cumberland 4
III tho lluu Strlbu, and Of women Ut Mn,e. Tur-
nor's ia the Rue lu 10 Palx. But what ltl[er.
encc IN tho cost and complication Of their re-
j spcctiyc war.lrobcs! Happy tho man who ha4 4
wife aud daughters to dress with bank ae
cunt commensurate With their fanctrs. For
| tInatu for the hcirs OF brigham Young that BIZ
I | never brought i1ts tlarcm to Paris.
MCelcAL AND DRAMATIC.
, SpfrLta Correspondents oJ TAs Ttthuns,
PARIS, Sept. A.-Wu have La.l couple Of new
Operas u the Theatre Lydnuc,-the "Clt
Y l'Orn auI "Graxtela, ,"-buth unitnp nportant
tritlcs. Tbs mort tntcrrAting event has per
, llaps been tho revival Of Alfred de Musstt'i
"Ehandelier,h Ut tho Theatre Francais. Thu caste
.. Is wonderful. Febnru plays tho thankicss rolt
Ut Ciardroths Cr0lxette d I1c4a<lite. ind !cri
1 ! Young laureate OF tue ConsclTRtoEse, st. V0lny