New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
FROM OUR Paris CORRESPONDENT


FROM OUR Paris CORRESPONDENT.
PARIS December !. 1874.
TIE Chambers are convened 10 assemble oi
the 26th December, when NJ. Guizot will have
torcnder an account ofhis stewardship. Daring
the Iecess Of the Chambers many questions Q
the most vital Importance have been considered
and will now have to DC brought before the LIE
pisIature tho indeInrfcaton 10 PIitchsrd-
the visit of the King to England-the dissolution
Of the Polytechnic School-the war ia Morocco,
sc. Each question, taken separately, would ex
cito warm opposition but pIesented collectively
they are Sufficient to Cause doubt TO beentertaiued
of the ability OF NJ. Guizot to weather the
storm thoy viii produce. The opposition, how
ever, are not united, and from the want OF har.
mony existing between the different leaders we
may expect that the present Ministry will be able
to sustain itself. A few days ago NJ. lanai
tine, the celebrated poet and Traveller, published
a kind of manifesto, in which their policy was
treated in q manner TO divide more and more the
opposition party, of which ne is member. N
Theirs has not replied to the attack, and the pa
per which be controls has been generally silent.
The ensuing session will probably be enlivencd By
an intellectual combat between those two disun-
guished men. Both are members of the Cham
bers The latter is renowned FOX MS brilliant
imagination and eoquence; the former for his
profound knowledge as historian, and for his
reasoning powers In q contest between such
men much to interest will be elected. Marshal
Bugeaud arrived a. Marsailes on the 9Th nit +,
accompanied by large number of Arab Chiefs,
who wish to become acquainted with French
manners and civilization. The scholars of the
Pslytechnic School have not yet been all exam
ined. The seventeen, who twas thought will be
excluded, will probably be admitted by I'm act O!
amnesty from the King on the OCCASION of tho
marriage OF Duke d'Aumalo to the Princess CT
Saierno, which took place on the 18th November,
at Naples. The presence of Marshal Bugeaud in
the Capital, has given rise to reports of The pro
liability of his being the successor of Marshal
Soult The latter in his contest With the foly-
technic School, which Ia under his superitebd-
ence as Minister of War, has caused great dlssa-
tisfac,ion by his arbitrarily interfering with The
rights of tho scholars, as the opposition aliege,
and then wishing to punish them for legitimate
resistance.
Marshal Bugoaud is extremely popular with
all Glasses. However, between him and Nj.
Guizot there exists a little misunderstanding
The latter denounced war iii speech before the
chambers as game OF force and chance, which
the latter in his dispatches announcing the VIC
tory of Isly, took occasion 10 alludc to and to
leave the inference that the victory was the re-
sslt of courage and discipline, instead OF being
the accidental result of game Of force and
chance. Recently be has had several coner
ences with the X nc aud and the Duke de Ne
mours. As the health OF the Duke OF Dala0-
tia is very feeble and vacancy In the Governor-
ship of Algiers would give U place to the Duke
d'Aumale under the name of viceroy, the chances
of Marsha! Bugeaud being called 10 tse war de-
partment are very strong. Arrangements are
making to give IS Marie Stuart" at the opera on
the 9th of this monih. We arc u have a new
tenor, young italisn named Gardonl, who /, is
said POSSESSES an AagsPS voice. Inc director
of opera travelling IN Italy 10 engage Singers,
accidentally stopped 1t Breschla, small town
between Milan and Venice. Gardoni was en-
paped for several years at one OF the small ope-
ras-,he offers of the Partisan Manager tempted
him. The Others however got innmat,on OF
what was going on and took legal steps to pre-
vent his evasion --faaliy The matter was CON-
promised, The manager paying 36,000 ifaucs 10
.aduce the other to rc.inquisa hls engagement
This incident will greatly increase The interest
manifested TO hear him. There is toll Of che
cent exactsd from Pedestrians crossing several
of the bridges in Paris. Some legal gentlemen
have pronounced that the bridges ought TO be free
and suit is now psnding TO test the law. In
the meantime the great majority OF those cross
ing demand receipts Tor the toll
There has been some discussion in the papers
nm a proposition of Mr.. Giragdin 10 change The
system OF Navel Recruitment. Tho man fsa-
.ure of the plan Ia similar 10 the reform miro.
dnced into our service hy MIR Goiag, and now IN
ooeratio, on board the North Carolina. Here
tbe sailors are registered at the Custom House
and lois are drawn to supply The number reqairec
bv the annual expiration OF the service OF Ger
tam number. The wages PAID by the Govern
men, do no, exceed ono half OF what they ar
uaid in Inc merchant service. La boreeeu1 I'M
apprentice system hss been introduced into prac
t,ce by couple oil retired Captains. The Gov
eminent has given them yesseis-ine Guy sup
niles portion CT the lands and the Captain:
altar ;ns,ructifg the bojs hov to read and write
and mixing them acquainted with sea iaripg
lore apprentice them to the merchant service FOL
which thew are paid certain sum towards de
f,.v,ns thsir expenses whiie at school. Iht
number now in tho Eceies de Moufsss al Boz
deaux is 1900.
I perceive that as yet there basbeea but one
parson proms.ed u the Peefdge, NJ Jaubcft, wis
recentIy was considered as belonging 10 the op
position. -.
prudence recently published arc OF considerable
interest. In nearly all the large to|ns IN france
there are Special Commercial Courts, and IN the
smaller ones Civil Tribunals, in which suits
arising from mercantile or trading pursuits are