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Duke de Nemours as Regent. Regenciea are UNI
versaly dangerous, and to their other evils The
Duke adds those of personal appropriately he
grand son of Charles " has many friends among
the legitimists, and his late public movements seem
intended to prepare for the vacancy soon 10 be eA-
pscted on the throne. All these discordani eie-
ments can be managed only by the able hand s
Louis Philippe and when death forces him 10 lay
down the scepuc. it may be seized by some ne"
Napoleon, for il is natural for some Frenchnan 10
try to initiate the Emperor whom they are all SO
taught 10 adore.


The strongest encouragement 10 those who nope
for III. per1nanence of the Government is given by
the confidence Of the great bankers talways long
sighted mem sho have protiercd loan OF Si0o'oVo'
900 for the extension OF railroads. at per cent IN
,erest and third OF cent per mile Tor each ion OF
goodsend each p2ssenger Tor twetty-h'e yeufs ol
half tha, prenu1Sor the transportation when above
thousand tons un6f thousand passengers; Inc loan
10 be reimbursable al par IN % years from looo


Former loans however seem likely 10 be hardly
dealt with in France for q bill has been introduced
in the Chamber 10 reduce their per cent stocks 10
T. in imitation OF the mcasurcb by winch England ms
resolved pay only per CT 10 her creditors ior what
she promises 10 pay ia practical repud,dfion' IN
spite OF ali the ingenious soph!sry, with which II Is
CLOSED over, which may be set off against that OF
Mississippi, with which Englishmen abroad so con
Itstan,lv iaunt Americans.


F The only other discussion OF general interest has
been that upon the old dispute between the Clergy
and the Unyerstv-the priests wishing TO have n
monopoly of the instruction OF youth. /, called out
a remarkable example of the general ignorance re-
specting our country. ". de Came, in the Cham
Der Of Deputies, remarked that " = proof that The
prosperity OF Catholicism did no, depend upon lis
domination over the State the fact that religion
was no where in more iourishing condition than
in the United States, where every creed enjoyed
equal rights" So far very well; but he went on lin
n strain which should induce the yestry of Trinity
Church to send him an engraving oftheir fine edice
in compassion to his eDorance) TO speak OF it as
:. a country where religion instead OF sumptuous
temples, could only boast ofhutS Of t6an6oo