New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07


Asseciasion-The Emperor aud the
Prtnee-An Address Of the CoIored
Citizens Of GuaaeIoupe-The second
veh,mc Of C@ssr-New Books-Ma-
henet asd the Koran.
From Our Own Correspondent
0. PARIS, June % 1865.
week ago yesterday the drivers employed
BY the 6Icerial Hackney Coach Company struck for
better wages Mnging 5000 two and four seated car
yiages to sandstn and leaving large and respec-
table portion OF the community" accustomed TO riding
80 pursue their meditations aloot Since the passage
last year of tte Lop Coalitions popularity styled
she Loi OuirSr, because favorably reported and
advocated in the Corps Legisntif by Emile Olivier,
vorkmens strA In Paris and otbeI towns have been
frequent and have often embraced much larger
number than this Of tie pubic ooachmen; but Of
them In the nataGe Of the CASE has 80 Immediately
addressed itself to the of the publco their eyes
and the tendere feelings of their The sudden
withdrawal Of 1000 carriages and their noisy clater left
he streets in a strange quiet such some Of rs recol
kct in past revolutionary fines After few dsys the
ssmlauy was able TO hire drivers. wbOse number
they have increased that now something over half
Of their vehicles are rellng about again. Meantime
the old hsckmen hold out aud they and their friends
rather IN scue cases, In large groups boot at and
stherwise reyile their addressed and often unskfal
saccessors few acts Of violence have occurred
YESTERDAY 10 the day and evening. the groups In some
Of the worknens quarters Of the town. where there Is
good deal o. sympathy with the strikers sweled to
great crowds and the police out IN extra force
Some arrests hxs been made but no. as yet alarming
disturbance Of te peace has taken place. Government
k disposed 10 let the present quarrel between the CON-
pany-a monopoly Of its own chartering-and the
ooaChmen settle ttselt
This bepp more striking strike than the other has
set general public more seriously thinking on certain
rrave Questions as to tho relation Of labor and capital
Ac, which have constantly occupied thinking mems
attention This is one of its good results. 1t bas also
get many into and high state of suspicion as to
what NAV come next 1t has been reported (ond denied
AGAIN. within the week that the employee Of the Gas
Company would strike and leave Paris in the dark to
the mercy OF robbers and the rect, that the bakers
would strike and leave hungry; that the drivers OF
the Pomprss Fansbref Undertakers Company. another
monopoly that poys heavy tax to the city treasury Tor
IT. privilege would strike and dead folks would have
20 walk TO their graves. Nay some masehievous veg
suggested that the sodis the lowest paid Of oil work
men, would stike, leaving Government itself to no
afoot of the realm Nor is this last suggestion alto.
eetber so exravagantlv faAny il might at first seem
Indeed, with the old Organization Of the army
II would be quite conceivable as possiblity-workng
classes in civil life and the military rank and fe with
their quick French sympathes, being apt enough to
common infection Of any great popular movement But
snder the present regime standing army the Imperial
Guard 900 strong has been created within the Gen
sral Army of conscrps made up Of soldiers by profess
on who do not the people at the end Of seven
years 1t has been said that the sppghers stopped
their work. the Commandant of Paris was ready to !
furnish the Gas Company with soldiers to take their
place; and that II the bakers stopped
tie military bakers would work at the immense ovens
Of the Manutention, and If need were in some Of the
private bakeries for the civil public supply of daily
bread. v.
There is another feature Of these strikes getting TO
be more and more remarked on by some contempiatve
persons. Take this coachmen's movemsnt-or stand
still rather-for instance. Without preliminary or
any other public meetings-which the modified Law On
Coalitions still forbds-aud speecb-making, and much
else Of the machinery that is used In free countries and
seems to MS the necessary means OF concerted
action here 1900 men acting in solid phaanx as
one man. Thus far there has been scrupulons elmi-
nation Of the political element in all these combinaons
for raising wages. The remark holds true OF an
ether class Of combinations among workmen and their
hiends based quite different order Of ideas, and
calculated obvste prevent the evils which strikes
ere sure to aggrayste for the moment and at best
but an imperfect cure. speak OF those societies rap
idly growing in number. and In the variety OF appi
caton Of their principle of association Societies Of
Production" among tradesmen In almost every
branch Of mechanics Societies Of Consumption
Associate Loan Banks, etc. The principle Of associ
ation cooperation IL to all Of them, whether
for buying or oaning-pescefu avoiding Of tie middle
above and below. and adding his profits to their
wages and other comforts. These societies. say,
growing in number end in their sphere Of action and
thus far apparently prudently managed and
ably successful in attainment of their objects The
associates do not propose to revolutionize the old
poltico economical and soca; bad world between
end next week. much more severely practical than
OF their enthusiatio predecessors In 1916
shines and omit the mixing up Of politics with their
accounts On no other terms TO be sure would their
existence be tolerated. But still the members Of each
society hsbituatng themselves to acting together
the different societies naturally have sympathies and
matter Of fact In business relations with
each other-and 1t does happen that great major.
y OF the members ninetenths Of the propagators and
active managers Of these societies. vote when chance Of
political voting offers for candidates Of the opposition
Whether there may not lie great dangers under all
their potential preparations for combined action of
the opposition at the general election in s6e-or
sooneri ghplaced persons under this Government
are beginning ask themselves this question quite
seriously. Some will tell you that the Person High
placed atop Of It Is asking 1t Of himself That may be-
Meantime 1t be said " his credit that he betrays
anxiety the subject, and shows no disposition TO
trsmmel up again the little freedom Of that
the law.ocer grants workmen In search Of better