New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
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discounted and not ye, due of I'll millions, and In the
advances II l6 miIhans-
The following notice was issued in Paris the 18th
inst:
"By treaty concluded with the Turkish Govern
meut il hss been agreed tba, the drafts accepted by
Messrs Miras Co., for the settlement OF the Tux
iSh losn will he paid tomorrow and the following
DAYS by the Credit Industrial Company"
The debate on the Address was progressing in the
Core Legislatif On the 18th, VI. Jules Fsyre pro-
posed an amendment in favor Of the abolition of the
exceptional laws public security. He spoke OF the
sensation produced in Europe by the return of France
20 representative rights although limited. He as
serted that the Government caufed the doctrines OF
popular rights TO gerIninae In Europe had brokentne
treaties Of lS3-had liberated Italy and other great
nations, who were entering on the path OF liberty.
France cannot, be said, remain plstonic apostle OF
liberty without obtaining liberty herselt de then re-
called the principles Of 1879, which, he maintained,
had net been followed up. He criticised the law on
general security and protested against the present con
diton Of mnriipa power, and sgainst the system OF
candidates being nominated by the Government In tho
elections He also censured the regime Of the pres
M Bsroche refuted the arguments made respecting
the interior policy Of the Government, and spoke
against The adoption OF NJ. Favres amendment.
NJ Erie Oliver defended the liberty OF the press-
The amendment was rejected and the frst paragraph
Of the address was adopted. =,
The debate was continued on the 10Th, ana resulted
in the adoption of the second paragraph
The French gained great advantage In January
over the Cochin Chinese, having killed COO Of the
enemy and occupied two forts. The French had only
six men hors de combat.
The Bourse, on The 18TH wa, firm, and Rentes closed
at $3.50. .
Several fre.h arrests have been made In connection
with the Mires frsuds The proprietor OF the Preste
d. Solar is said to have been taken into custody NJ
Solar was formerly one Of Miress partners, but the
connection between them wss severed some months
ago.
A letter from Rome published in the Independence,
saws: Cardinal Antonelh has lust learned . singular
piece Of news-that be s accused by Mires Of having
received 000, 000fl As this IL an Infamous calumny
the Cardinal s furious, and will il is said, insist ON
having an investigation made in order to demonstrate
that be has not received anything.
The Patrte publishes the following:
"Tbe arrest of NJ. Auguse Blanqui, on charge OF
forming part Of secret society, was yesterday an'
noGnced at the Psais de Justice. II maybe renem-
bered that H. Blanqu was In 1889 condemned 70 DEATH
which sentence afterward committed TO transpor-
tation for life AS q. that period France had place
TO which convics under bst sentence could DO sent
he had 70 undergo bis punishment In France. The
Revolution Of 1913 restored him 10 liberty. Three
months after, the 18th Of May 1913, he was again
arrested and In lS49 the High Court Of Bourges con-
demped him TO transportation for life The amnesty
granted by the Emperor In 1859 to all political offend
ers sgain set him liberty from the prison In Corsica,
where be was confined. The police have also arrested
q man named Auguste Sepique, swoodturner on sim.
liar charge. The two prisoner who, It y said, had
come from London, have been lodged In the PRISON
Mazas."
The Messager Of Nice mentions melancholy catas-
trophe which had just occurred In the commune OF
Liensols. An avalanche Of immense extent suddenly
fell from the top Of the mountain called the Merisr,
carrying everything before it. Fourteen cottages were
swept away four hundred head OF cattle pcrisbed and
twenty families reduced TO misery. Three persons
buried beneath the ruins when got out, one was
still alive though dreadfuy injured and the other
two were dead