New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
M,s,r' craig & NcEba'A
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PAsfs, June Is, 1919.


PAsrs June ls 1919.
M,sr, Grssley & NcEbaA
6ENrLEAsS Siuce my last letter the counter. |
revolution has continued advance In France, and AZ
an unhappy consequence OF the intimate connection
between the European movement and our own the
counter revolution Europe has made decided pro
gress
Tho majority 10 making use OF It's victory, and a
though the Ministry yet does not give complete sat
.faction to the principle. Woe to the vsnquishsd'
NM Barrot and Duiaure 20 along pretty well for hbs
rails a. NJ Theirs calls them In spite of certain
number Of releases taking place at Paris
at Lyons and al many other points In France. De
made for authority TO prosecute Representa-
tives Two Representatives nave been given up
since Felix Pyst named Malarder and Du Fraisse-
The number OF persons detained at the Conciergere'
i'm Pile -ted In the affair Of June 3D. u estimated at
BOO IL appears that the Procureur General, instead
OF demanding guaranty for the appearance OF the
citizens, whose testimony is considered necessary,
found 1t quicker way to secure them In prison
This has happened great number of thu officers Of
the Aruery legion and frends Toussend and Vi
da The latter will DO discharged. sull they began
with grabbing these two industrious and peaceabe ed
tors OF the Tapau dSrdnch Far less beyond the roach
fiear than they could be, since have to act ~ mem
Der OF the Committee the Press and Of the Socialist
Committee spite OF my dsapPfobston OF the line OF
conduct pursued, have been myself obliged to make
use OF precautions But VIII that oar CORES
pondence does not suffer.
The preliminary Investigations have been made with
degree OF rapidly that authorizes the hope that the
High Court will convene in few days II will assem-
bic, il 10 reported, at Versailles The number OF &C
cused being s more considerable than 10 the affair Of
H A 1. f.afot md
at Bourgos Il 10 stated moreover that the expenses oil
the last process very considerable But there 10
another reason which mas sui greater force. The in
auence exerted BY the debates tho trial at Bourges
tor great distance around the city converted the popu
latiou to Socialism They preier 10 be near Paris
where the evil Is already done The affair Of Paris and
the affair OF Lyon, will be tried separately. For Paris
there will be no Council Of War The principal leaders
Will be heard before the High Court aud the at OF the
accused will be sent to the As.zes Ast Lyons where
the conflict was serious, and the army mingled IN the
affair with the people, the Trial will probably be before
the Council Of War
Among the officers OF the garrsons in Paris, know
Of but one arrest tna Of Capt Keber OF the ih Reg
ment lie is accused Of expressing sympathy with the
insgrrectonary Capt Kleber belongs To the
family Of the lIlustrious General Of that name.
over France the continuation Of the state Of siege may
properly be questioned. But it has been maintained.
on the demand even Of ~ Dafaure the liberal Minister.
I, is not needed 10 shacke the electoral operations
to secure the vote OF the new measures against the
press As 70 the press, we are promised something
better tor the future but provisional measure, the
security Is maintained tho amount OF 2lOo francs
4. Will be forbidden appeal TO the subscribers for
| af ths No M ne Al
Representative and an editor in chief Of journals
measure which refers directly to Proudhon and Emile
de Girsrdin The journalist who 10 accused may be
arrested a. precsu uonsry measure, and before
Judgment has been awarded. The Journal may be TEN
porarly Suspended, for the decision OF the judges
circular Of " Bsrro, epjoins all the Procareurs
Of the Republic make Of the occasion for sPply
lag the laws all their rgor The cry. y'vs Ia Rsp4b
lgae DenOorat7.s S0edis IL 70 be prosecuted IS an
constitutional and the red Gag 70 - regarded ss sym
Dol Of secluon.
The cognterrevoluton nss perceived that the Social
lot propaganda had found very Efficient Instrument In
their cheap phlets These title books are subject
10 restriction, oy which they can % seized before
being pu, n circulation. Nothing viii be easier than to
seize any publications a. pleasure as well ss the orgi
nal manuscripts. which al the disposal Of Govern
mens with our arsenal oi 1900 avs ordinances and
DEGREES
II abort, the Police has penetrated even into the
bosom Of the Legislative Assembly under the torn
anew regulation We must con,ess that this new reg.
Gstion ~as very necessary for respects the hsbts
Of deeeney and poiteness which belong 10 our
ners tie Constituent Assembly often turbulent,
and The Legislative Assembly threatens 70 be still more
80. But the penalties proposed Of The raost
severe character and contrary in fact 10 the French
spirit They are arrest Imprisonment, suspension or
Porsry prevention Of The right 70 sst in tbs Assem-
oy. and withholding Of the salary We only want Tor
the completion Of discipline. the ferue and Ounce
block Do not imagine that this regulation bears only
on the Left and the Left The Right has been
s more voieu. and intern perste than the other parts
of the Chamber; and the President impartial IL 10
probsble tha, The Representatives. who will suffer
the penalties Of the regulations viii be the citizens
Rare Denioy and Tsschersa-
Devoted repression in all ia FORMS The Legslssrrs
shows little favor TO measures Of great Ruhry which
have been proposed 10 It. Among these 10 tbs ssnpIs