New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
The Ruler of Paris.

A paper Of the opposition has at ,eDsth icund
fair opportunity Of chastising The dictato1al pre-
sumption of General Changarnier. The following
paragraph in the National Of TO day has made m1cn
noise
General Changarner has tn mania 10 assemble Al hs
house every the Generals commanding the nades
ard divisions Of the army OF AHA They lsi see MN and
hear what he has say be Is perfectly magnetic Ia words
and gestures The more sen be 10 a. ne Assembly IN sce
ofbs colleagues the more ioquaeous be in presence OF
his Interiors He neither fears the sarcastic eirup ions,
the replies ae laughter which elsewhere balls bis
violent and incorrect eoquence be gives way 10 his feel
Igs without fearing 70 dersnee he nicely OF his false hair
Orsny other Of the cOnvaRces by which he masks his de-
Crepude. But what does he tsE Of IN these necessarily
renewed Interviews hne sunJsci In tuIh! lie iaKs OF
wET-of civil war! He points out the theory Of Roman
expedition at home, ii. ce Monialambsrt saya. He
teaches the art Of carrying bacsdeB OF turning men, and
ofeppiDg and burning hOufes he teaches now prisoners
source Of eDbnrras menL lie boasts Of the great
ycioree Of the 18Th January aud the 18Th June-hs bat
ties Of Mafengo 6nG of Auslcriz We wishes of Wag-
in order add this fresh glory to bic Hh
lille notice he's been saen 10 The higher regions
Of power CT theae boastings snd these gossiPings-
But It appears that recently General ChangErnier has
allowed himself in nis speeches that he has awakened gus
eepnbDues which appeared TO have been completely eX-
which be addresses 10 the genera Of the army Paris he
went 60 far Is 70 ,syln case Of c%sas any order s
sent 10 either by The President OF ihe Assembly the
President Of lbe Republic, or by the Minister Of War,
forbid attending TO II aoLe command II Is alone
whom you are TO obey. THESE aulocIahc prescriptions
have beed Intentionally brued about by some Of his audi
ios who do not feel Inclined TO bs made the sedes Of NJ
ChangaTner. Much sensation caused by II al the
Eytee spd was The subject Of general conversation Al
The nlnkuY OF II there expected tnht An order
would be Gfutd TO superSede tns presumpt0us Neuien
ant who took upon himself 20 sk Ike absolute msstor
IL 10 supposed however that The matter has been further
reflected for lie ORDER hes not YET been itsued.
a rumor was current few days ago that dii-
ference had arisen between the President OF the
Republic and General Changarnier, and that the
General had given in bis resignation The Paris
correspondent OF the Independence OF Brussels
abiding to this runor says
General ChRngnrcr the President ha not had any
alteration. Ony the minister OF war having desired 10
give IN HE rosgnauon because General ChengHnier mad
cCnyok ed lie commanding officer OF tie various regiments
and OF the National Guard 10 inform them that 10 case OF
battle 10 the streets lot 10 pay attention 10 any
order ing direct from the Tuees, where the COM
mRiderinchef OF The military force reSdeci The Presi-
dent refused tie resg-auon OF dHsupoui, promising
make remarks the mailer 10 General Changar
ner This he did bun took place a. was expected
by thOle Who knOw thai the General does not much relish
observations Of any kind The conversation exceed
ing calm. General Chan declaring that be had not
Dtt nded 10 90 anything dsagreeable TO Gen dHa2Pou
but that having been informed that insurrectoD Yves 10
tke place The nghl Of the 2h he haa made his arrange
accordingly, end unity OF command was ndis-
pentabe had a the orders mentioned. II the Govern
meni beaten In February, The reason was that there
several commanders, and If IL trumphed In June
1885, and June, l64s II that there but one
acern The President declared hat he approved OF these
views, and said 81 VIII tell dHaBipoul that II is not only
BIS orders but nine that you have forbidden 30 be o1eyed,
when he sees that am not annoyed, he scarcely
be-