New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
LETTER FROM PARIS.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Pans 10th January, 1913.
The events uanspired during the past two weeks
have produced a great deal of excitement. In the
Chamber Of Peers the reply to The Kings Address
elected considerable opposition. The Count Mole
formerly Minister OF Foreign Affairs who had sus
tanned the ministry Of NJ Guzoi, commenced The
attack BY alllding 70 the concession made 10 ior-
eign influence, as exhibited in the precipitate aban-
donn,rnt OF Morocco and Tangers. the lndeun
cation paid 20 Prl;chard, and IN the continuance OF
the Hight of VISIT" The vote on the amend
ment which implied 4 ceHsu!e on the Cabinet was
rejected by large majority. VI. Guzo aHd the DUKE d.
Boglie were the prucipa! speakers N reply 10 the ONpos
ton The CoUnt Mole reminded that during lis nd
muistration he consented to abandon AconH. ihca IN pos
session OF French troops. and that lie was su lr
san OF the Right Nst that lie offered TO extend the
privilege tc vessels Of the Republic OF i!ay In the cham
bcr of Deputies the contest has b,c more severe ana i"r
q time serious doubts were entertained O! the result Many
of The most distinguished Deputies the Ministerial party
not anprovinc the measures consunmalei during the re-
cess took an active part in ciOuncng their former iiei
Mcssers Thegs, Dupin, De IocdueVilIe, DE beaumont
AID 0on Barlot were the principal orators OF :he Oi'
position and the that excited their eolGece ahd
dspiclsre most severely and SrcsSiicaii ilceG
NJ Quiet was the principal speaker III reply 10 his oppc-
neuts. The the amendment which The Opposition
wish 10 insert demanded with the creates! anxiety a
It was uncertain IN whose would rcs,'!i The vote
was ,v ballot, and gave majority Ui 2S il favor o Tie
Ministry. The Opposition not discouraged by TINS Ueea
OF the cCs issue, cndelvored "a obtain sipT0ia o
the different separately On ihe paragraph e-
a:inc 10 pritchlr the first vote was declared doubtful
on the second the President declared that II was against tho
amendment ard Immediately e The chair, thus prevent
ic n tld trial which eagerly demanded. The
two former baotnrs decided by counting those who
stood mp. The next DAY another amendment WIS pr"li>t
Previous 20 taking the MI G,iZ0t declared that he
would prefer having certain minority 10 seuotE MA
ority The result majority OF tte. although II Is
said a, the Ministers voted the approval OF io!! Own
measures The Journal DcS DeGa'S, the Ministerial or
gan recommends NJ Guizoi 10 retire as his measures have
been approved in preference 10 lazrding the chances ei
defeat with such small majority. The intcianHcatloh
Will have to be paid Out OF the secret iuhGs
The war in Tahiti caused the loss Of over 200 French
soldiers greater number than the loss al Iansi or Mo-
rocco and the Chamber VIII allow tie sum due
rriiclard 20 appear IN the Budget The names c. The
Deputies WHO favor o! rriichart have been pub
shed in MI the opposition journals. and hereafter Al diei-
cnt Intervals. lists c their names will be circulated
On the demand OF tweniy of the Deputies, the vote was
taken by ballot, hence there is official records OF the
votes The Marshal Busc1ud is Deputy the ;ct o his
being the Governor OF Agie:S and Marshal forms no disl-
catio In the Chamber he retracied HIS objections 10
treaty with Morocco The number OF troops ~ present
in Asie,S anouats to 81 goo The Marshal stated ;at to
crSglc tho pacc,tion c A:icIS il would require an army
Of hundred thousand men. Abl-e-kadcr has waset
against France Tor ioareen ye2rS and although oi;ea
defeated has managed tc keep himself ~ the head OF
small fo:cc appearing sometimes In the East aud Wes
attacking the settlements aad then saving himself from
pursuit in the deserts ihcews from Morocco states that
Scne the tribes had taken up arms ior the SGan-
The Emperor OF Morocco agreed 10 outlaw him. Ahl-el
II
great asccndency the oors, noted io- their inaic
hatred oi the e iii'Gei dogs.
NJ Gnizo, stated in the Chambers that the Right OF Visit
Was inefficient 10 prcycn. The slave trade, ard that the
Cabinets OF s.; James and =. Cloud would appoint Com
mlssoacrS 10 examine the sIbeo,. Will; view 10 adep
IN. sitS. .tue iha! viii not offend the SScepnbiiieS OF
either Nation The Commission vii! consist o. tour two
on The part OF each power.
The Duke de Brosie formerly Minister OF fofeiii ~!
fairs, is named as one the part OF France
When the Cabinet di,avowed the action OF the Adullfai
Da Petit Thouars i The aiair> of Tahiti the te"euoa
opened subscription 90 present hun swotd o. hohoF III
The early part The month Committee waited on
him 10 Know his respecting IFS acceptance SoScIii
Hons were taken sums three four, andfve cents me
amount collected about 3tc00 francs, the ifiouie o
10000 OF his elow-cuzcns. The Atmifa GeciAei tAe
testimonial rs lis acceptance would imply ceis;sre or ls
snperios He suggested the prcqrirt Of applying II 10 re-
evc the wants sf The widows and ;e orphans OF the soi-
dieI> who we're kiSG Tahiti. The suggestion VIII DC
| acted o..
The present month has been excccdngy gay. Al the
Theatre DC Opera We have had large company OF Ger
man dancers whose youthful faces handsome figures and
graceful movements; have elected the enthusiastic az
iause Of al who witnessed their performances The C-i
pany is composed OF 80 young girls. They danced The
Hongraise One half were dressed Cavaliers and acted
AS partners the Others After this they danced the AL
leEnande' with all Is iddy winding watzcs and tie rep
resen;a,ion coneuded with the flower dance
The dancers very small ard they moved graceful
" and in such perfect TINE with The music, which
the harmony proce, ed There have been several masked
balls n, the Opera where the skull OF the Partisan
hcs developed the secret thoughts Of many minds