The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1859, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 8395. AGKIVAL Of THE Ja ON OFF CAPE RACE, “ ONE DAY'S LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE. How Napeteon® Amnesty is Keceived, Nothing Accomplished by the Zurich Conference. CBANGES I8 THE POPE'S CABISET. Deciine in Cotton- Breadstafis Quiet— Provisions Dull. CONSOLS 95 1-2, Bee, Rey ae. Sr Jonna, ¥. F , Avgust 30, 1859. The stesmebip Jason, Captain Carter, of the Atlantic Roya! Mat! Seam Narigston Company’s New Yor and Gaiwey ine, from Gaiway oo the 20cn ing: , passed this. pews tbia_ afternoon en rout: to New Yors, where she wil be anoot doe on Sasurday evening next. ‘Yee Jqnov brings Livernoo! dales, by telegraph, of tne 20th net, two gaye later than those by te steamehip Cif of Warning on. of Whe potical advices by this steamer are not of special impormnce. ‘The Zurich Peace Conference wae doing votning avpa. ven'iy. Brom Paria weare told that the general amnesty re- ee Uy sDROUDOAd by the Emperor, altbough it had created much surprise, neverthek es gave great satisfaction 0 all lessen, Louis Blanc, however, flatiy refuses to ,lace Rimeeif sgaio ander French jurisdiction, Js adsiuon to the civil pardons numerous military sen- fexces bad a/s0 berd commuted. Bt te offlcia'ly announced that the Empress Eugenie is again enceinie. Advic’s {rom Italy state that the National Assembly of ‘Bwsowwy bad formal y deciared thatthe dynasty of Haps- Burg Lorraine covid pot be recalied. ‘The Nations! assembly of Modena are a's) taking Strong groucds in benalf of national liberty. Ms “Foula” bad accepted the dictatorship of Parma, ‘arduma! Antoneili had resigued the Preeidency of the Osuncil of Rome, but retains the Secretaryship of State. Advices from Berita state that the King of Prussia had rallied some #bat, and his physicians expected he would Pvgey op for some time longer. The work on the extensive fortifications of Koenigs- ‘Durg, which was suepended suodenly on the anuounce- ment of the peace of Viliafranca, has been resumed with grest vigor ‘Me savices from England are very meager. We hear eethirg further of the builders’ bomen aaa in Lon- don ‘Mr. Cobden’s constituents at Rochdale had honored him With a grana demonstra ion The swatsdip Great Eestern was to lesve the Thames @m the 31 of September tor Portiand, in Dorse'ebire, and from thence would proceed oa a tral trip and return in fens wo teke her departure from Holyhead for America om tbe 16th, as already anpounced. INDIA. . Ca'cutta advices of July 16, by the overland mail, had Dees recerved in London They contain the announce- ‘Ment that ine King of Oude, who was seize* during the Ind an rebeilion and been retained in captivicy ever since bas been foally reloxsed by the Indian goverpmen . Inerrased Guues on stamps had been proposed in the Ox-eutes Soancil Five thougend of the loca! European troops in Tod'a had anerpied of the decha rge oftered them by the government. Exchange at Calcuits was at 26. 05;, THE LATES® NEWS, BY TELEGR«PH FROM LIVSRPOOL TO GALWAY. Lorvon, Avgust 20—Noon, Advices from Paris state that the Austrian Pieuipoten- ‘Wary 10 the Peace Conference bad announced at the recent Zenon venqvet tbat he had strong faith in the fina! B.c- eens of the Conference. A éeppatcn from Florence says the Tuscan Assembiy hao yeceived witb great enthusiasm a proposition to Danieb for ever from Tuscany the house of Hapsbarg-Lor- Faime. Ybere are romors from Parie, of doubtful autbority however, that Generals Canrobert and Niel had not been @opf: mea as Senators, ‘Phe Paris Bourse on the 1%b was firm. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LONDON MONSY MABKET. Lonpow, august 19—Evening. Gonzols closed at 9534 @ 965¢-for money and account. American seourities are wishout change. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ‘Foo sales of cotton in the Livercos] market for the week were 84,000 bales, of which 3,500 were to sp:cu'a- fore and 4,000 to exporters. The fair and middling qualt- fies bad declined one-eighth of a penny, ond the inferior and sandy descriptions sti) more. The market closed Gull. The sake of the 19th are estimated at 7,000 bales, Of which 1,000 were on speculation aud fer export, the market closing quiet. The authorized quotations are as fohows:— Fair. Middling, New eens ie be Solana 1% 6 18-16 The stock in port was 680,000 bales, of which 587,000 ‘were American. STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER. ‘The advices from Manchester are still unfavorable, and prices with difficulty were mainteined. There had also been 8 slight decline on goods for the India market. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. Lrvegapoor, August 19+-Eveniog. Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Oo. report favorable har. ‘Veet prospects. Fiour quiet at 30s, a 12s. 6d. Wheat firm, with a slight advance on French desc:iptions. Western Bed, 74. 64. a ve. 2d; white, 9s. 8 9s. 6d, Corn declining god bo ders offering freely, but not pressingly; mixed na yeliow quoted at 6s. 61. Od.; white, 7s. a 78. 6d, LIVSRPOOL PRODUCB MARKET. Ashes dull at 208 0208 64.; pots easier, but not quota- bly lower. Coffee quiet. Rice dull. Bark dull. Cod oi) declines slightly on all quaiities, Linseed o!] quiet but @teady Spirits turpentine steady at S4e. a 34s. 6d , but closing with free wellersat 348, Toa unchanged in price, ‘with an average business doing. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., James McHenry & Oo., Bigland, Atbya & Co., and others, quote beef heavy ip trferior qualities, and holders pressing their stocks on tbe market. Pork heavy: quotations nomival, and noldera Qaxious to sei]. Bacon heavy, and declined Ie, a 2s, Lara quit at 57s. Tallow slow of sale, but prices ‘enaltered. HAVRE MARKETS. Havers, August 18, 1859, Cotton—Sales of the week, 5,000 bales. New Orleans res ordinaire, 128f. ; ditto bas, 106. Svock in port, 82,000 Dass. LONDON MARKETS. Loxvos, August 18—Evening. Brosdstaffs are stesdy Sugar is duil. Rice is steady. THE LATEST MARKETS. ‘Livsrpoo., August 20—Noon. ‘Cotton dull, Estimated sales to day, 4,000 baiog, Broadstuffe quiet. Wheat firm for French. * Provisions very dull, Lowpon, Avgust 20—Noon, . Messrs. Baring Brothers report iron steady; Welsh ralle, £6 % 64. & £6 be.; dare, £5 £6 2. 64. Breadstui uD Auger dull, with a deciine of 64, on the lower grades. ba Puoyant. Spirits of turpentine dull, at 868, 6d. a Console arent 963, "PM, August 20—Noon, ‘The money’ market is slightly easiog. ‘The bullion in the Bank of a saaeon, England bas decreased ———— Rervrnep ro Suavery— Legr staves ares mare Chen pa Bere (La.) Were libere'ed aod ‘Dt from Kast Felici as foe wonths xince, ret WrBed on the steamer a for aan 960; Whey preter slavery 2 Louisiana to freedom in Obio, MO SiMETHIN: ABCUT NICLLIGENCe OFFICES. the Lebor MarketeLicc of (Mlora— Mode ef Doing Buc ness — Serv: Gairiom ~ Scareny of Good servant —Pratentwns: » & Premiom—Biady aiding a Higt Horse A Spectimem UatoguceDs.ne obo Trede-How Emplvyore and Baptoyc- are Swinditd=The Proiewa.t Germ) Ddyemthe taste Garden (floc tesme- @iee Propomd=A @rawian Nutusnns W men’s Kighs Mov. ment -Redelitun of Bimre ser, do It Ber ma to De aosclotely 0 cersary tm large cities tha! fabor, hike every oiher merobantabie comm disy, ab ru! Dave itsspecial warts. We Dav» ta New York aouviauce of uch mar, on well ar they Mave in the large cities » Europe, bat 10 tye democratic country our ‘anor marKe sre known by tbe racner mid neue of “imtetmons vices.” We cannot quarrel wito the name, aliboagh we are UO Contain that any of taese institations are over wocked with intellig-noe Tee buriovss of imtelligence offices, then, hae devo erowing and spreating, ike every ober business 19 tn ity, for many years, and at toe present time there are sme thirty or forty of such offices in rarious parte oF the Ory, all doing aspareatly a flourisaicg usiness, “Tere aro in addition a dozen or two or small offives scat ~Mened bere apd there ana its enviroas wnico dO Dus bers op a smal) ts pothing iotrivsic to oMieases aot ches prevent tte ovtng ooo. ducteo bon-stly and honorabiy, and et many offices up Geubtedty it @ 80 conducted; but the persons with wnow ‘Wey des) aro of those classes which aro povuliariy liavle & be 'm)ored upon, and ewindlers and sbarpers bave no Deen + OW (0 take advantage of the business for tarir own purposes Bogus intenjgence offices, und swindling sheps under that Dome, pave 80 maltpiied of, late years chet in consequence the whole business bas falien into disrepute: Germen, English and Sootch girls are rareiy mot at these cflices, their services being tn groat demacd Som. of the offices make @ distinction in favor of Protestaat irs, rece:ving 00 office fee from thew, but. doabling the fee from their employers. Formerly the intelligeace offices Were crowded with German and Iriah girls just landed from emigrant ships, but witbin three or four years toe arrangements of the Commissioners of Emigration for Promptly forwarding to the West all emigrante who bave means to g0, and procuring employment gratis for these who are without funds, bas effectually cut off this source of supply, and the female customers of the offices are now mainly girls who have been some time in this voantry, ‘The same cavse ‘as produced a scarcity of servant giris aod enhanced their wages. The supp'y of labor in tnie de partment is fur bebind the demand, and the average weges fcr house servants, which a few years ag? was about $6 per month, has risen to $7 or $8. indeed, the jatter class of servants who understand their business thorougbiy obtain $10 aud $12 per month, and Protestant girip are bardiy obteinabie at any price. As & cone Of this state of chit the “ ladies below ataira”” are puiting on the jortiess kind of airs. Few American women @xjoy robust besith, aud even in the bumbler waiks of soctety almost every family is compebed 10 maintain one or more fewale domestics. But waen ip Search of ‘help’? at the intelligence office, the lady would Seem lo have eXcdanged piaces with the servant, by waomw abe is often surjected to sp imperiment catecbiem as w her styie sf hres and all Ree family affaires Here w spec men of a disiogus which occurred one day inst wee! at ap ibielligence office in Siztb avenue:—' a3 Lapy—Your neme ts Margaret, I believe. Do you ubderstana p aip cooking? i CooK—Yvs'm, anouid think I did ; that’s my business, mem. Lapy—Well, I like your appearance, and should be glad Ww engage you Coox— Whereabouts do you live, mem? Lapy—In Ybirteenth sireet. Cook—Dear me, tbat’s a good ways up town—don’t like to go eofer up. May iu the family? Lapy—Oniy mveeif, bueband and two children, Cook—Other servants, of course. Bow many? Lapy—Onjy tbe chamoermald—s very preasant gri—e Country women of yours, sud a woman who comes to waab every Monray Cook—bave 10 00 apy bing besides cook? Laby—Perbape go wo the doo; Occamonaily, and assist tM Clesning DOveC Ov Raturcay. Cou (cn digorty )—Coulan’s do it—taint my basiness, Mem, 10 Clesn bovse Bnd Leno the dowr I’m & cook. Laby (dep: ecatngty )-—We |, ] suppose I might arrange Gow much a0 you want a moat to ao nothing bas plain evoning. 00K (Juilowing up ber advaniage)—I must beve ene ovebipg outevery week, mem—Thureday evening, Lavy (nesitaug'y )—Yea, Couk—Have bot aud cold water? Lapy—f18, apd » range. Cook—Eogieb baremens bovae? Lapy emiing)— Yes, and a bigh stoop. Coux—You don’t practice of coming into the kitcbeo, I bope; I never aliows a tady to. tterfere in the kycben—toeir p'ace is the parior. Lapy (#1th some regoiuuion)—T must retain the privi- Jege of going into my own kitchen, Cook—Ob, of course you can come in to give directions about the ojpner, or surD hke—I shouion’s mind that Hueband late to oipner otten? Lapy—Somewmes, lm afraid. Cook—-Ob, that’s too bad. Do you have much com- 1? Per aDy—Not & great deal. Coox— Well, Pit come for nine dollars § month. Lavy—Tbat’s® big price (nesitaungiy). You have erecom mendations, I presume? LOOK, (bending out » crumpleo paper)— That’s my car. rackter; bot 1 euppore I as good a@ right to ask for yourn. How em 1 to kcow where I'm going? Lapy (pot soticipg the last remark)—Why did you jeave your Inet ulaceY Cook You see, mem, I was too good looking; when I oprned the fron: door foiks took me for the missas. Lapy (thougbtfully)— Well, I suppose I must; yes, I will wry you as apy raie Cook—Ob, you need’nt if you don’t want to, mem. They’s plenty Of places, and (ironically) I suppose you can get somebody eise to suit you Lapy—Will you come Margaret? Cook (Desitatingly )>—Yea: (il try you, at any rate, Tt is bighly probable that iv the coarse of a week or two that lacy wil agein be ip sesrcn of acook But when the watering piaces and summer resorta shall be closed the supply of servants wili be greater, and there will be fewer exbibitions of arrogance among those who cook our food, make our beds ano generally set our houses in order. A8 we have sbove intimated, there is « great deal of roguery Cai ried on in Connection with the business. Every om} ent Office must beticensed, but it is aiffloult to pecific offences which would juatity the revecation alicense. A very common mode of swindling is to extort as large fees as possible from applicants, aad, making no effort to procure situations for teem, them off with excuses from time to time, untiltheir patience or money 18 exbausted Io some cases these offices nave been used to d- coy unsuspecting girls to pisces of shame; out this is rather dangerous business, and we are assured. i8 DOS DOW practiced to a great exten:. Another mode of cheating = by See servants to swindle em- Dioyers, and this seems to be practiced very generally. For instance, in toe HakaLp, unoer the head of (ituatecs bere wii appear an advertisement like Dis WeNTED-BY A PROTESTANT GEBVAN G) ected e family ; is accustomed to ter at No. — broadway. Probably the sdvertisement will at this geagon be read by twenty or tpirty mgt aly who are in want of just such a girl, and possibiy palf of them will successively make the desirea Epes at No, — Broadway. There tuey will find « little 7 by 9 inte)! Office, and fires of all will each be required to pay doller. The adver. ner is then produced, the bargain is completed, and the ‘ir! goes to ber employer's house, but straigntway be- comes dissatisfied, and returns in seagon for the pext cus- ‘omer. The employer compiains of this treatment, but is assured by the biaud young gentleman in the “office” ‘hat ‘we? are not to blame that the gir! was dweatistied, snd be may try bis luck again upon payment of anosher dollar. This tort of dodge we are told hes been playes off quite extensively within tbe last fortoight, and the ware ‘meet the evil Is to place the puoiic on their The frée er) office maintained by the Com- a of st Castle Garden has of inte regular business, There all per- copa in want of employment are nearly certain ing tt without the payment of oftice fora, oom tare are sixty OF seventy persons, mostiy my office at nine o’ciock eal i ° morning: ber of em: oon ou se oppaged. of employer and employe are Phong Wyle of mebenvaadt diapers ae oe an ispute record {s referred ina The for weps for tbe collection of their there are also a tew free employ: by religious and charitable doubt, do a great deal of good. rome speculator adopts the Sader hs’ benevolent dingo, Of onder lent course the offices are bitterly hostile to ‘these charhable estabiion, ments, and do not scruple to denounce them all ia un- ine comedies ropored for the evils of « ¢ remedies pr r « servant ism”. are about as various as those ‘proposed or cutting the bad taste of the Croton water. Some of the intelli gence office xeepers Jook for s remedy in a combiaation of sll their offices, by means of which dishonest servante, or thowe who violate She rules to be agreed upoo, may be dieck:Dalled alt over she city, Iti euggreted to keep ‘smilies evpplied with e@ervants ny an snnual sabeor' ‘ion, and to require ever,” #rvent girl to keep a hook which all ber places of te."vice shail be recorded, the testimonial of her mist‘ees aa to ber character ae prnngeted fm the businens’ informed ‘us that this was te practicg iu Berlin, where ‘Re sorvania’ books are >i RNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, — — ‘ +2 Dv the police; bat he wes afruid it would bardly b* wade dei nere ‘tbe police do n0t » vauve county © seoding female domestics to this ity, Dut be ore he coud complete bie arrangemeuts «a8 Onliged to eave to svoid the oopecripticn, aithough he pad DIB PesApOrtE a8 ao AmerioeD cit wn. Lanter, 1 bigd tite espeatally , are constantly “olegae1 to death” etn sereunts. Kuowwg poping tacm ver of boweebo'd duties, bey are uch rly dependent opoo ver vents, 620 O'tep groealy imposed uvon A lady reawwg wm Fourteentn street oflemies Der cook by reqaesting Our {0 Wash 8 window, sna the left in bigh dudgeoa, theo ane arhed the chambermaid to try to Cuoe the diover, end ‘that emiarle young ‘ady few to 4 parson apd hagan to yack ber things; then the ‘edy cu ina ner co.cb. ana be aD to search ‘he iwteligence offices, out Do Berean id ne found to furt, ed 1D Delyese Ocapur Bh~ 8.t 1D BDO wept Rowe of ide faauionenrie ladies up town © old, are telking serious! oO! forming % BOtKty ead % 1 to 10 ir OwD Dour for ® time, in arcer Dripg tbe giriato reason §=We douns tha ise measure sonld prove beaefisial to all concerned — iy oud be & Dold umrertion of + woman's right,” of which we are sure the ‘lords of creation” would heartily so prove. A VICTIM OF A BOGUS SCHOOL INSTITUTE. TO Tas EDITOR OF THK HEKALD. Naw York, Aogust 30, (860. ‘Your exporure of the villanoos and ehamefa) muneer in which the poor and usemploy ed are cheated aad humbug. ged by the intelligence Keepers ip thie oly iva great bevefit, for which: friendiess stranger wil) be theokful to your valu peper Bust aithough your descri ton of the vile ‘proceadiogs 8d practices that are invariably resorted to by these Worthies{ie too correct and graphic to require illustrasioa, permit me to relate my Own story, which may serve as a canton to othere, aud prevent poor devis from belog vic ‘iwized, 08 I Dave been, py those eharpers, T am & foreigner who, like many others, bave come to there hospitable shores to beter my prospects in life and to seek hoporabieempioyment, As I was neither dee. Utute per frienoless, I wae cautioned on my arrival agewss the bogus estabitshments which abouod in tnis large city, ‘end eepecially againgt the mock auctions, some of which, however, I viaited for the sake of observation and amuse. ment, oni, having entered one of those sens, tocaied in Broadway, I ot insulted oy a trive of Jowe, #0 om oreo the audience, for rofusing to bid upon a go'd waich (?) wbich the suotioneer (?) probabiy coutemplated to kuock down to me. ‘ment that ‘‘no commission was ever charged to advance.” Asai) amusements in New York are not so onesp as attending Mock auctions without making purchases, J found, ufter s couple of weeks spent in visiting the re sorta of people who bave mouey and leigure, that it was 2choo! 10 ope of the employment offices, which, under » pompous title, offer every facility to or:ncipsis and assist. apte or becom’ng acquainted and reviproraliy suited Notbing could be more gentes!, more seemtogly uoaf teo'@@ avd more good netured than she manoer iu wnicd I e y eral schoo! agent” In our con ‘ta the course of Which my abilities wore tested—se'f interest seemed to de perfectly out of the question, and the strooges: assur ‘ances were given of bis aispusition to serve me, declaring Sot eMiciens aad soctaplioned en T wes, Tsdould not fut Of obtatming ap excellent tutoranio of $1200 or $1,600 in some of the best schools of New York, or in the country {t wes true, continued he, that there wes no preseat de mand for emineot professors, apd it was a great pity that T Bad Dot called the day be'ore, when « situa:toa of some tbing like the above Sgure bed been obtained througt nie inetrumentality by @ young man who in bie (tne mana eer. opinion was pot baif eo quaiGed ae I apoeared to ; Dot thes was of wo consequeace whatever, as he ox that several Gemanss would be made in etew days through bis cxnvassers, when sitvasious woula be as plentiful ea blackberries, &. He coucladed with a hearty abi wy band, protesting that nothing would give bim grester pleasvre than to befriend me, and that in ali pro- ability Tehoula hear from bim in two or three days at the Jateet: bot suddenly, as if the at hed occurred to bm st that moment, be added, “ Course we have }O0T PemMe aDG sdoress on our books ”” spp! Yather strange. However, I attributed it to abeoace of mind produced by the multiphoity of bis importeat ba ewwers; I therefore answered iv tue negative, heading him wy card, upon which my newly acquired friend wrote a ‘worde in pencil, and paaged it over to a shaboy gen ©) looking fellow who sat scribbiing ata aesk: “Here, Baid be, ‘please to register thie gentieman’s DeMe, BNO Wake ours receipt for two doliara, which ne ‘will pey you for our fees ”? What could Ido? How could I refase such a trifie to the affable geptlewan whom I iooxed upon as my friend and pstrop. and to whose interest [ was 80 storuy to be woe for » situation of from $1,200 to $1,600 « year Atwo dollar pote accordingly passed from my pocket twto tbat of the menagrr, and, is t Purdly necessary for me t aad. that aner repeated applications I found that bad only to biame myseif for having been duped in so sbameless avd berefaced « manner, But my story does not end here. Finding that, although wy name bad been registered by Mr. Fuoks, nothing was forther mng, I determiped to advertise for a situation in one Of the leading papers, giving as customary my initials and the number of a box where arswers might be direct. ed. On the following day, upon inquiring at the office, 1 as informed tbat two letters bad been received, which bud been oalied for aud delivered, but «nat another lettor bad be ft, which was baoded to me, and which upon examipstion wes found to contain—what do you think ?— ® crospectus of the bogus echooi institute, whose man- ager bad swindled me ont of my two dollars. By this abominable and rascaily system of orgevized ewind): everal busdreds of unsuspicious or ignorant perton! ei rep. Viotimized, oe that all respectable Pepers will take up the mater by wi agaist esiabiisbmente of al) deacriptions, unt!) all such aaets put down for want of dupes, or broken up by a vigorous spplication of the Jaw. J.0. A VICTIM OF A CLERKS’ REGISTRY OFFICE. TO TRE EDITOR OF THE HSRALD. Naw York, August 20, 1859. Could you but for one moment have stepped in ——— Clerks’ Registry Office this morning, and heard the stern rebukes that the officers of that institution received from the mouths of the swindled, you would have seen that yesterday you had wown seed that had sprang up and choked them, for they were dumb. They squirmed and kicked, but all in vain, for they found it hard to kicb against the pricks. They denounced the Hxratp and Courier in bitter terms, and I fear you msy lose thelr cus- tom. Avother effect your article bad, and that was, it caused all the sggaieved ones to be, for the time being, on aD eqvality—the bookkeeper of experience noticing the Dew beginner (wonderful condescension); the old sales wan sympetbising with the new one who have bao their names registered at the office a month or more Propose to sign their names to aD advertisement sho: pg wimemonk ah by ——. ceipt, which may tered at the office ope for one, thank you for it, and hope that may writé many more uni! the evil 1s done away with. G. 4, W. LETTER FROM MR. REDPATH. TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Having noticed a very proper article in your influentia; Paper of Sunday last, commenting on the swindles perpe trated on the ignorant by bogus employment agencies, opened for the ostensible purpose of obtaining places for men, I beg leave to baing to your notico—and by that means to that of the pnblic—tost my Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry office is the onlv establishment in this city con- ducted upon nonorable principles, and to be classed along bile Rhee anc swindlers is an act of very great injus- jee to me. In s busy city like this people have no time to make distinctions, avd os | fear thas my }) Dow io ite career of over three yeurs, might be clasved with ths THS ar Pais STILL INVOLVED IN MYoTEMY. The mvertigntion in the race of che nekaowe regoirker @bo was beaten to dean in the a. 0 ward oo Mouday DOTE DE, Was Commences detore Coracer Sobirmer Yew ‘erday morping as the Sisty premnes station bouese, Tue Doay bea vot yet Dern taen ited The evidence sddnce? ©p the inquest did oot afford apy clue to the puroatrators Of the Burder. No pew tyc'g were elioited, apd whe cae Stilt remains veiled tm mysiery, fhe following IB a cepors Of tbe proceedings he‘ore she Coroner :— top, MD, bewg duly sworn depo-ed as post more D examination Of toe Hoe Mad DOW lye dead |t the Sixtn m4 Lfoand over the 9 dieovlored , 809 UpOD tbe mustwld procsen UDere wae B COMUEd and Incersted Wound ROOUS BA 1DdD in ePgLD vpoD reaoving soe realy Various pOID'e Of ex Weveretes Dioed were iovod nyon tbe wp aun eck of Ihe bead and upon t 6 rent Wwmyle, she Oran was Cnoniders Diy congested wb erous exudavon; upoD opening she cavity of the s2aumeu I tong 14 coptaloed ® Jarge Qiao. ty of Buia Divod, Teiso ound that whe apleen bad een Fuptured 0100 tte poste: ior aod lateral @urf|ce, aod that Abe ed'D, urnId aod enth roe Were fractured; tne BLD ach was empty; the oiner organs of the 00d» presented HO UbE BUS! Sppearance tbe cause Of death wee Bemor rhege Crow the rupsure of ths epieou, wad ragtare war ‘cave O Dy ibe violenis whion tr.ctored the ibe. TimotBy Goleeo, of the Sixin precinct panos, being duly ow ePOKEr Bb HAYs>—(u Monday moroing about O4!' Post five o'olo.# I was standing oa the corner of Suxt-r apo Perk streets, to company with Offoer dernart, wnen Jemer L oi PeoKODed to us; we went Up Baxier etree: wo 41 found decetsed lying dead th to 3 © Rear the Oour eli, aod fs Nes the back door; be lay oo dia hack; his pants re paray off ia; a dog, titier partly wih old o» found noar bis bead, Ds cap was uncerareh 3 the ett wround bis want wan unbuckled, th Only mark Of DiooG I saw wan Odr spot on the door Ail! @ DID arpearcd w have Dien spa\ there; there was nc ‘Dlnod BLO the ewop; Upon feng tue bands of docoare { toupd them as cold us ice; a waxon wag procur:d, ab #e cork the vody to the station bovine. yron Herbert, of une xtb |; ciact police, depme Abat De way Wb the previous wit. .s on Monday morn- Wg, avo copeurred iD b's Batemenc, Seance ¥olou4, of the S:xtb orecinct police, deposed ar foluwe -—t was stanuing a the corner of Buxter and Park wiseetr between two and three o'clock 4. Mon Monday \B COMpaDY WD a grocer who keoys w store thee, when | “a9 some Delf Ovzo young men, woom | tno 10 o~ Lewspeper Doys, pseeing On 106 IPyOEnie Bide Of LOe street towarde Chesham sercet; they Came towards me st a pretty teat gait, but bal od wi oppose 08, 801 then purened their way ip a hurried manner; [could not re Cognize them egein if I saw them; the grocer awd a6 thovgdt he know ope of them by nie clotoes, but woalu 68 ike 10 swear to bis ideouty; I neard no noise or crv previous to their coming aioog; tho pight was stil, and i, were bao been any outcry | should pave beara it The inqueat wes here adjourned unt) eight o’cloce on Tburscay morping, when it bopea some aduitiona’ ghé may be thrown on the subject. ‘The Canal System of the State of New York in ita Connection with Raliway interests and the Pubiic Weifare. Extraoidinary citcumstanoes connected with the cana! system, and with our inland commerce geverally, sppea! strongly to the careful consideration and enorgetic action of tbe people of the State of New York, and particularly to the Citizons of thie commercial metropolis. Complicated difficulties have consumed five and-twenty years and many millions of dollars witpout readering the “eplargement’’ productive of the full benefits waica a eipgle year with moderate means may now triampbantly secure for the State generally, and especially for the city of New York. When the water-way of the Erie canal ball afford the full seven (7) feet depth and seveaty (70) fees widen con templated by the Enlargement law of 1830; whea ths locks, now all enlarged m their walls, shell be supplies with gates (like those now satisfactoriy teated in ove locality by the Canal Board), imcreasiug the chambers 80 as to permit the pasaxge of vensele ove fifts loug-r than we preseut maximum of ‘‘eniarged’”’ canel craft, when the banks iu exposed places:enall be #0 secured by walling OF wberfing eB \O evert to calamities fowing tron Gwestrous Oreaches—the facilities wus rendered fur Steam navigation will sO quicken and cbespea transit CelMERD CUT IDIBEd Beas nd the barbur of New York, (rough tbe enlerged Ere caval, a8 w coanteract tao eflorte pow zealousiy mace by rival interests to otaer Stales for withorawing 10 other cities the business on epic New York abould ever covfideatly reiy, and also to checkmate the policy of Britted stateemen for diverting Westerd Commerce trom New York, through toc Vuilaod Caveat apo St Lawrence river, to the poria of Canada and Ne « York Chamber of dommerce, ators of the commercial interesie of tbe city, declare, am 1 Gia deciare iaxt Ovcomover, that fucb « #¥si¢emuic improvement of the Erie canal “must, Of course, put all competition at defiance.” The poncy of the Erie canai eviaygemeot—long and bit- teriy axpatied, 88 the orginal coustruction of the Erie vupal was jovg and biiter'y assailei—vven pow, in its ta- compere coneition, vindicates itelf oy perm ting the * rerei of veese's of pearly two hundred toos ourthen, or five fod the a topnage of caval craft when the ea- si gement—yea tbe “speedy” calsrgement—was first Cemancea by enlightened pubic optaion, aud sunctionea by iegilation, Bearly « quar‘er century ago. Tre Chamber of Commerre, at @ meesing held recently @hh reference 10 the empioy ment of steam fn canal avi gation, empbaticarty declared that the arrival of « certaia Steamer wih cergo trom one of the take porte “marked &Dewera tp the pistory of toe Erie canal, aod cxose. quently im the progperity of our city,” 80 «avroughly io Yerwoven ure the mterests of tant canal and ths city coo sidered by the most ragacious merchants, “For,” aids the iate veport fiom tbat enligotened body, “ine supre macy of New York over ali o.er cities oo this conuneat tp Umber, weaith and the extent of its commerce, daies from the pening of tis work”’—the Erle canai—“wnico lwrned the commerce of the interior from ita natura: cbs vvels, baving their outlet far distant from us, into our caoacious aod magnificent barbor.’? Toa report of the Obamber of Commerce, though sovct ically devoted to the subject of steam in coonection win canal pav-getion, cobsiders 1% “relevant to tne su j-ct 10 epesk of the comacroia! influences connected with the travsportation of produce and merchavdwe by steam in tba: way,’ aod then speaks “in generel terms of the preeminent value of our csnals in moting al the leadmg fotererts of our city and Seate,” avd refers to important do>umenta, which it publishes, “tor a more fuil exemplifica.ion of the weigbty considerations which Indade us at once to concentrate our best energies for completing the en largement of our canes.” ‘The deepeniug of the water ust be completed to the full extent of what nas for years beep proposed before we can resp the ful benef: of the pew egency (of canal steam navigation) now conwm- plated ’ It ig not wonderful, that, entertatatug euch een uments, the Chamber of Commerce directa the prepare tion of “agpemoriat to the rs urgtag the tmport- spce of completing, at os carly @ day as possible, the en. Jargement of the canais of this ;”” accompanying that movement with the declaration that “the completion of tbe great work of enlarging the canals of our Stace, aad tpe simultaneous introduction of steam us the motive power of their navigation, wiil mark an era of eventful toterest to ouF country, but especially io this city and Stace” “The competition of the Canadian canals may be ro- roed as just commenced,” continues the report of our “hamber of Commerce. ‘' Every few weeks we see the errival of vearels announced at Liverpool and London direct ‘rom Chicago and Detroit, Eveuts of recent occar- ‘nee prove it to be the intention of the Britisn peopie to establish themecives firmly on this continent, ana eiber to constitute their provinces in'o a vice royalty, or to consolidate them into oe confederacy ander tne pro. tection of the home government.” * * * ® “uch a commonwealth, it is thought, would be in close sy mp: with the mother country, and would prove its sure aily in check’hg what the British People regard a8 our threat ening and aggressive policy.” * * © * ‘They now propose to carry @ line of population and public works Gtrectly scroes the continent, which shall be entirely to. dependent of any connection witn ourown”” * * ¢ & ‘sas they are impelled by political as well as commercial copaioersions, taey will doubtiers concentrate their coer gic’ upon the works described. We can successfully combat their influence (says the Chamber of Commerce) only by m+kipg it more for the interest of every po:tica of the interior to geek our market by offering @ cheaper rete Of carriege and better prices tor whatever it pro auces.”? * hi . s * “Bot we bave an equa'ly resolute competition in other qvarters,” continues the report ot the Chamber of Com. merce. ‘Before the use of railroads we nad obtained a comrarative monopoly of the inland trede of the country, becsure Wepossersed the best artificial means of commun! cation by which tt could be reached Our rivals oa the South bed ettempted similar works; but their efforts bad proved only paytisity successful, on account of the pays! cal obstacles encountered. The railway came to their aid, ard evabied them to croes the mountain ranges which sene- rated them from tbe great interior basin of the country 800 to dispute, Upon neariy equal terme, our claim to ite trade. The proximity of tbe oities of Phuadelphia and Balt! more to the Obio river gives them, as is keown, cer- lay sdvanteges over New York These advantages, sayatho banded jhog Dems conn ts tise tani TT Ske mae by fal ‘upon tbe canal, an enlarging its capectty and cheapenipg the means of transportation over it, Fenoeripg it as much superior to any of the ompating works Copstrocted to divert ite trade af it was originally superior to the ordisary highway. This is the probien now wonpyvarsa' Succrestul ip rt we wall cootrm to our city Pperadventure, the supremacy which we bave tlresay Teacbed, aud which bide fair to make New York the commercial mistreas of the world ” It wt be seen by these quotations trom officiel docu Conservator of the business interests Chamber of Commerce— Te would be unjust A fester by this remark thet that tnbona) npdervalved i Of our greet raiway system; eqnelly unjust is tt to mesert, as some journals pave apperted, tbat the and Rochester Cans Conventions, % ‘which we 4 i bo fast ground for riveiry beteren ave sbe Chamber of Commerce. Exch jopriaie functions, ip the exaruien of @tca Ihe ober, Coere are certain articles, the Tainiy deoend upoo the rapidity of chete + DISMOL— eUOD aR Hive s10e8 BHO al) #be KiDde O food, Avotber kind of tre got appro oriate tO ‘TORd 18 FU: D Os pomPense® great value iD prowortion tO » tbe ttatforos for ra ‘g toseomental im up the rea® Dupes tor canais Toe artinle lolly Deiwoging to the laser are the verions kinds of Per Fe IvOD. Cured provisions ke, &o The WER TOW delay 1 ibelt Sreveportation is chiefly Miearvred Dy Ire JoLeresy OB tDelr Valve — SnCD aricles Dost @ waye cOD-LtUte & large proportion of the trails on every great route uf cummerre; and of anch the capal wilt Deve a large morooo'y, by virtue of ite greater facilt Mee and Cheaper Wausyor’avog.” * Whereor railsuya were or were nit premnturoly ex empiea from toile vefore the Siate det create) for tater- ua) improvement wan dincbarged, (w rao of toile to whicD the cBoe! trade is still eudjected.) i¢ a question (bat may de te Daered comparatively inmgnidcant oy com- ph ting the Erie cana! an law and youcy requiers—tor tbe COML'€\00 Of tbe epiargemens, wach can cow be pitehed ib & eingic seagun with woderate mea: Mt, ‘niers the Chamber of Commerce is totally mitakeo in { Op'D)ODe, traneact 9D amount of DuFinene tbat will tp wenHOD Tepay eVED Me woueys borrowed by the Sate the Erie Foe) apd OALEr ONjeCe 6S welt aB the ot iteeit = Views ike these have tnflaenced pte of ibe canal system tn the cty New York in ssacing @ ation to wha state Cal Convention at Rocha, oa Tat 0” Sep ‘ember The caitot the Couvention. aod the measures ‘oy RuataDing it, hace deen BuMUlated Ly the systematic Hors Pow maicmed i various ways for depressing the charscter #00 consition of the capal synem, uod coprequeotly throwing Oberacles in the way ot completing MeL, FO BA ACLUAly tw produce a Asie Of tae eb* Copvert these great waterways into the property Of private monoponnts. The peperai characer of the delegating selected, com. voted an thas oel+garion is onvefly of persons coanected #ib tte commerce of Da city—~as will De seen Dy the COM pany Dg Nat of Demer—iodivates the covservative rfuepce wh ebich the canai see is regarded io 1s Oupection with railway iptercets wad the public welfare, 1s Ceatreole thas the city of New York shail be fully represented 1p thet State Convection by persona woo wil copnider ibe quessions ip al! thew Deurings, in view of the reordinary coudition of affairs reauiting trom tne pre comperition between railways and canals, and the arevily ized efforts to revorutiouize our caval syPtem by 118 “conversion trom @ public highway into a private monopoly ”” 1p bebdalf of tbe meetings of friends of the State canal syetem ip the city of New York. (GH ALLEY, Seo’y. HENRY 0, REILLY, Cb’a. New Youx, August 30, 1869. ‘UST OF DELKGaTEY FROM 11 CITY OF NEW YORK TO THE STATE CANAL CUNVENTION AT ROCHESTER, S*PT. 2 AND 2. Geo. Here’mer, Semue! B. Roggies, Bovt, Levi Steele, Jonn B Wight, M. M, Onied. W. ©. Beaton, B Dane, Freak, Sherwood, D A Eswa, Theron Losee, % K Neal, James Q. Bennett, jason cover, AE waswrs, ©. V. Ovari, F Woooruff, MF. James, 8 Pancher, Tvomar Kimball, Adon Sob, Jr, FL Bail, 8 D.C. Van Borkellen, Henry Smnh, Cras. Powerr, E P. Brown, Frarcis P. Sage, Heory Hil, Lewia Roveris, EB Fob, W G. Lora, 3. @. Vail, Edward Bell, B Roberts, H. Burret), F.8, Litiejonn, Horatio Stevens, A 4. White, Joseph Ketebom, D 70D, Jobo Bebb, J © Danieta, Jenn & Ford, Jonavnan Myers; E @ Colman, F. 3 Boveyy 6:0 B. Powell, ‘A. Whede, 3 W Spencer, Jobn 4 Saito, Bevry B 4. W Paimer, w Geo. Jenutson, W. R Pari, 1B, O. D. Reynoids, Alfred Barrett, E J. Lower, Joun &. Drake, Beory a Kent, N. B Lane, Geo L Kens, ‘W.D Morgan, E & Pisce, Wa Rroen, D, B. Van Valkenborg, Heary W. smith, Hogb Allan. Ony Totelligence. ‘Tas Exrrre CLuB.—from an advertisement in snother column it will be observed that @ meeting for the reor- ganization of the Empire Club, signed James Irving, Grand We understand that thie organization 13 epiivelv distinct from the old Clad Marabul, will tuke piace to-night. Of by gove days. Cupt. Rynders, the Usnted states Mur sbet of this district, has no connection with the present movement, Sum ANNUAL TRADE SALR OF Booxs.—The usuat sem!-an Dual trade sale of boous, type and stationery, comm. nced at the auction roome of George A. Leavits & Co. , 379 Broad- way. on fuerdsy morning and will coatinue throughout the week. Indeed, it is probabie that it w ll require several days to the catsicgue, as it contains forty pages wore than any previous oue, all the leaoing publisbern of New York, Boston, Pousdeipbia, Ometunatti, New Hsveo and other towns baving rent large lots of hooks to be dis. . The Grm of Appletoa & Oo. and pis, occupy over twelve pages each of the cataingue. Toe bisding yesterday was oxcerdiogiy livety for the Oret day, as many of the Western bvoksel- ters have not arrived, and the prices obtatued for the books were quite sstifactory to the auctioneers, most of the forenoon waa ncoupled in disposing of Boleco. pal worms, gent in by Deliieecr & Proctor, of New York; but there wan notbing of special nota in the collection Rare & Jot of 660 copier of “ Lyra Germaatcs,” beautitally priat ed and illustrated, whicb sold at prices ranging from $3 60 $4 76, the reteil price being $8, Seon after ope o’clork the bidders numbering over 200 gentlemen, repaired to an spartment ebove the auc ‘ion room, and partook of « doaotiful dinner, after which the rale was resumed, and continued tilla late hour iset evening. Tae Astor LipraRy.—Thie megnificent structare bas recently been eniarged to double its original az, and has received ap addition of over 250,000 valuable works, eerected witb the utmont care by Dr. Coggsweil, toe NWbrarian. It was formally Feopened op Mooday for the inspection of the public, but will not be ready for reatera vptil tbe Ist proximo. The routb library i@ devoted to ectence and «rt; the lower floor to the natural sciences; tbe second floor to the mathematical, metaphysical aad mora) sciences, including theoingy and . jurepradence. The north Hibrary ie devoted to history and blies lettres ; ‘and the north side '0 history. Second floor, south ride, to American history and literature; north side, to English bistory snd literature, Tar Umpratta Gvarp —A burlerque target company, denominated the ‘Umbrelia Guard,” made ite appear. ance in the streets yesterday morving, bound on a pleasure excursion: Each man of this fantastic looking force was armed with an umbrella, and bore no other implements of war—upiess it was a ‘pocket pistol.” Svppsy Dratas.—Mrs, Mary Connolly, wife of Justice Connolly, cied suddenly of disease of the heart. at her residence, 158 West Filtieth street, on Monday night. Rooolph Hoch,® young German lawyer, was taken with bleeding at the lungs last ovening, while in the office of Joacbimssen & Godfrey, 118 Nassau street, and ex- Pired in a few minutes. Tbe Coroner wes notified. Srnaw Bart —District Attorney Waterbury has notified the police megisirates of the fact that there about tweniy pertice in this city who sre in the bubit of becoming bail for prieonere_on the payment of « fee of from tea to twenty dollars. The District Attorney has the names of thoee parties. ‘RRvisw OF THB Capers at West Port sy Govarvor Worcan —On Thursday sfternoon, Sept, 1, the cadets at ‘West Point will be reviewed by his Excellency Governor Morgan. The Governor will be accompanied by bis aides- d@-camp Colone!s Darling and Thomson, Adjatant General Tor 3, Ine wr Geveral Sherman, Commissary Ge- Teral Welt, Bopinecr in Oblet Neabits, Juage advooato Genera) Seward, Surgeon General agvew, Quartermaster General Mitcbell, Paymaster Geners! Jobne:on, and Mili- tary Secretary Seicmore. The ceremony will be un- usually pteresting snd imposing. United States Circuit Court, AvG. 30,—Spectal Order.—Ordered, that a special term of the Circutt of the United States for the Southern District of New York be beld at the court room in Chamber: street op Thursday, the 15th September next, as 114. MU, to bear appeals ip admiralty, issues at law, and cases in equity, according to the statute in such cases made apd ovided J. NELSON, Cooperstown. Pravacer 28, 1869, : In al) cases of appeals in admiralty, the prectors for the reepective partes are requested to procure their copies of aposties from the cierks before the first day of the term. KENNETA J. WAITE, Clerk. Aw Imvorranr Surr—An interesting and im portant euit cawe off in the ee Court of Franklin county, at Winchester, last weex. It wae the case of Wilham M. Caurchwell, Trustee, vs. the Allisonia Manu- fdbtoring Company, and involved the question whether $e ga:6 of bonds at & greater discount than fegal interest te vrurious. It appears that the Allisonis Manufacturing Cranpany ‘saved Donds to the amount of $100,000, and that ‘they were bought by Mr. Selden, a banker of Washington, Mr. Charch wel! negotiating tbe sale on behalf of the com pany. Assecurity for tbe payment of the interest and redemption of the bonds, the compaby gave 8 morigege upon their property at Allieonin, Mr. Churchwell being the trustee The property, thus mortgaged, 201d for the benr fit of otber creditors. The suit was to the property for the bevel: of Seideo, an? the pes of ornry was patio by the defendants, the bonds having been soid Selden for sxty five cents in the dolar, The ‘court rendered « decision in favor of the plaintiff, einen, PRICE TWO CENTS. ser teelinsiate THE GREAT FETE IN PARIS. eee een Triumphal Procession of the Victorious Brilliancy of the Pageant—Scenesand In- cidents of the Display—Enthusi- asm of the People, m., o., ‘The briliiant fite which wes inaugurates \n the city of Paris op Sunday, the J4tb + fOF Commemorating the victories of the arms of France and the glory aco eved on the plains of Italy, im every wbere considered as the great event of the day. The immense concourse of people trom alt parte of Evrope wbo bave fieked two toe Frenca capital to witness the pomp ard pegesotry of the event, is suillcient proof of tbe interest felt. Beyond doubt this is the moet magnificent display thet Paris Des ever witnessed ince the victorious days of the Oret empire. From our fies of papers reogived by the steamer City of Washington, Collate the souexed edditioeai and in- Verenting particulars of ibe triumphal entey of the vic- torious Frepeb army ito Pure, The correspondent of ‘be London News giver a ievgthy description of the magni- ficent fite, from which we make sowe selectious:— THE KETUANIKG Legions, ea. Tbave geen the “returu ot une Tt wan a sight worth remembering. Che Drones faces, Ptia) bearing, tattered ox Ned uniforms were 1ui8 d@y bajied by the sppisure of tb-1 countrymen e@ congverore ip one o oS) OPP eot aad rewarzaniq campaigns koowa to Butery, T eee but four abort mooths 8g0 revic@ea by the Emverdr 1p tbe Onemo de Mars. be Ql tbe wbile protesting thst war was most imuronebie, end sbry, for tee moet vart, Roving seen & 802% fired ww carpest, Toe curicnity of Dubilc to ser tnere men Who dave left the bones of #0 many of ther com- rader tO Mmapure the fields of gory 1p italy, wea intecee. People who bad secured pinned, people @bo bad not, got vp at unheard of bourse thw morning wo take | position on the tise of marca. Very mony deed did pot gh to hei at all, out sucled aicng the Vinceppes road towards the camp, and squatted down by the wayside to takes nap, vader tbe ernie beams of an August full moon. wibhout so much ag Bt nteabretocover them. Of these” rontambuiists vest Dumbers ceme from tbe cuueuwy The pleasure traing were diegorging their freight ali obs long, and not a few of the visiters had made their arrangemeote to oe per- fect'y independent of both puniie and private baving brovgtt with them their buakete of provisions, were fully resolved tocamp in the streets. The trium- phat arch near the Reatille, repr the front of Mila cathearel, wus sufficiently weil exeouted. On it was this inscription :-— renee, nearereevese noone TO CHE ARMY OF Italy, TBE CITY OF Pans, i Solferiuo, Beegvano, myself pee one, but | am wold there were here and there afew. These fatter must bave been bung out by privaia individuals, + STATUE OF PEACE ber curvle chair, and at her feet is @ lion, ip whet I sap. pore would be dcsorined as ap attituoe of repose, but be Seems to be only taking brevtn after some exertion; hig bead is erect snd his cyes watchful, as if be were ooking ‘out for an opportunity to make another spring. The pe- Genta) of thie statute is composed of @ Dumber of cagnong piled one von the other, but wbetber they are meant ta represent French canvous Jaid up iD arsenals, or the gone laiely taken from the Auscrians, is perbaps @ doabtfal int. ‘The prettiest apd most o-iginal decorations are the Place Vendome ana ite a1 Io Paix apd tbe Rue Castghone, sixteen Corinthian colomns, two and two, with long ntervals between each and svrmovvied by statuen of Victory crowne in cocb of their stretched out bands, bave good effect. Ip the Piace Vendome fege crowned the decorationn. pcg Ne tobeamyth. There baloooy of the Ministry of Justice am ordiowy the Em- prers spo tbe Cours, but bo avempt w the pobho from the reye of tne eun, @! Dian pare ates for Donia 20,000 people around tha were er: Piece Vipdome. The Prefect of the Seve distributed ticgete very ltberally to the pubjic, ethough, of course, a very Jorge Dumber were neceasarily reserved for official people snd their ferilies. The greater part of the Corpa plomatique were present, The Emperor left the furerier ata quarter to nine, and proveeoeo by the Rue Rivob to tbe Beewiie, where, at pine o’o1ork precisely, he found the leadivg coluwn of thearmy of Italy 1 reacivessto march opwardy, Afwer raising hat two or three times, be placea bimeelf at the nead of the mpd, avd gave the signs! to proceed, within two or ‘bree minutes of his arrival at the place The recep- ton was rather cold along the Boulevard Beaumarcha's ; bas at the Porte St. Denis, apd trom thence weatward, tha cries were loud, frequent apd bearcy. “Vive 1Empe- reur!”? was cried very but the favorite cry was, beyond all doobk, “Vive ta Ngo’ !”’ and thie was freqnen'ly used, probsbly from ignorance, while the guards passing. The crowds were immeore everywhere. Not only every wincow, but the roof of every house was ag tui! a8 it could well be, int of the London Bands of mosaic, suys a Times, while sway the time from eight o'clock to ten miputes to tep, wbep the Empress drives into from the rue Casughove, In the carriage @ita ty was the Prince Imvertal, who saiuteo the crowd toat Tose 1D preserce of the imperial party witb juvenile Ber Mojeaty was followed by the ladies of her suite court carrisges, and was accompanied by @ very scsi escort, merely the balf cozen officers yo attendance upon ber, In the carriage with the Empress was, I believe, the General Alexubdre. Ahout twenty minutes after the imperial party bea evtered the MinistGre de Jastice, the Prince Imperial came cu:fwitn bis gnuernant to the Delco by snd bowed a second time, much tothe gratifice- on of the loyal well dressed crowd. The Prince, poor little feliow, eeems to take moe after bis mother than bie father; for is fair, clear complezioned, broad featured and curly haired, very diferent from those chevcus plats which are the character- ietics of the Bonepertes. Staff officers of the Na‘ional Guard on trawed steeds, and with uneasy seats, gallop about the piace to caich a giance of the Empress, Dut in vain gna about oe ges ten, Nabe the Geseral an- ounces the approach of tbe troops Her her seat in front, with the Prince Imperial sisting beesra her. The little Prince, dressed tp the uuiform of the Gre= nadiere of the Guard, draws bis sword, when, preceded by the music and a detachment of Cent y peror gallops into the place, amid cries of ** Vave 1’ Emape- yeur,? apd toliowed by a brilliant steff When bie uae jeaty bed taken op bis position tm front of the imperial ‘stand, the remainder of the Vent Gardes and a detachment of the Guides, which, it they beali toast remain of that reg ment, proves how terrible was the contest. inthe post of bouor as the bead of came the wounded mep of every regiment and every arm, preceded by the chepiains. After them the Geadermeria end Chasseurs of the Guard, the eagle of the latter wag token to the Emperor by ove of the Cent Gardes Next came the Voltigeurs of the Guard, whose music faced be- neath the column, and pisyed until toey had passed. The Second regiment of Voltigeurs of the Guard was halted, apd the fisg, biackeped apd torn, was carried te the Em- Peror, who saluted it, not without emotion, perhaps. fhe Dag was Dot trooped past with the regiment, but remained witb the Emperor. The Third regiment of Voltigeurs re- ceived similiar bonors for ite flag. The same fate awaita the Fourth regiment of Voitogeurs of the Goard, and the eagle is lowered before the Emperor. Ope of the drum- mrs }tads with @ string « poor baif shaved poodle, who went through the campse'gn, of the Artillery of the Goard, with twelve guns decidedly not rified; the the Zovaves of tbe Guard, tbat carries a miniature troolor, and runs in front. PRINCK NAPOLKON’S ABSENCE. The zene ae fener = tue Loncon News cor- respondent, wore bis uuiform of a corporal of Grevadiers, apd drew bis sword ead piaced It at toe carry wi Emperor appeared. Bis Majesty, approaching the jaluted the Empress, anc then turned bis boree round the Napoleon Column, to we the marching past, Marebal Bardon, the Miniser of War; Marsbal tbe Commander in Chief of the army of Paris, the ‘Expperor’s Persoval Steff, ranged tnemseives immediately bebina bim. Prince Napoteon took n0 part ia the proces- sion He msy have been ip pisia crothes tn the beicony, bot if 80 my Opers giase failed to discover hig, dormer (1be fifth) the aunii-ur cfliculty tnfoems us to-day ie to remain 'n Italy, aud @il) coosole tteelt for not being vepresented at the cesemony by the reflection vhat it is conforming to the Emyeror’s wishes oy where, Under these circumstances the absence of Pring: Napoleon in bie character of general commanding the Fifth Corps ir intelligible. But as & member of family, apd the busbang ot the daughter of the sarcipia, who was the Emperor's totimate ally during war, bis presence, 80 for te being an bave bern the most peturai thing tp the world, and ae te one ee Dat cee Ly the will aesigu sowe circumetasos wbi-b he bad no control as the adequate cause of sence. ‘The order of he procession was sot cme accordance with the programmes issued. The bad anpovnced that the Austrian fings and cannon: the ; Pi F f | i i il tli dertal efficacy of moral consolation for pysical suffering. After the wounded came tbe Tcoyeria! Sara; commesded by the newly created Marsha) Regvauit i oan; an elderly looking m&n, with white bar, mas teches aca 'tmperial “ds nsedtmeett in trow'ot the ') With hus back to the column, whive his ptail took