The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
SPECIAL PARIS COaaESpOEDENCE.

Reports have been spread about during the last
few DAYS to the effect that orders had been given for
all the troops garrsoned Paris TO hold themselves
ready to marchIat moments notice, and all Ithe
barracks to be strictly guarded This seemed as If
the Government feared outbreak OF some Sort
The truth is that Marshal CGurobert, Commander
in-Chief of the Army at Paris had issued the above
order, but merely as precautionary measure IN
case of an excitement on account of the strong de-
bates in the Corps Legs aif
These precautions have done more harm than
good. They alarm Though but for momeDtl, the
respectable portion of soc .Ut without Overawing
the evil disposed.
The dispute between Mons. Rouher and Gals
Bzoin has had uup easant consequences
Scandal monRers had whispered that a duel was to
take place between them, bu the report proved to
be unfounded, and the
LABoRs IN THE CORPS IEeIsLAT1F
are carried with great di 1nItY and calmness The
Chamber has discussed one by one the different
paragraphs of the address relating to home matters.
The Mexican question, on tho urgent request Of the
Minister of State. has been postponed until the
result of the negotiation with Maxmllian for the
withdrawal Of the troops is made known
The Roman question has Co ed forth most i'm.
portant vote. In spite OF active opposition on the
part of Jules FaYre, the Chamber, by q majority
OF 2s votes has declared that it is absolutely neces.
sary to maintain the temporal po,oer of the Pope.
On the motion of Mons Thers, q clause has been
added to the address which The Corps Legislahf,
whilst approving the neutrality preserved by the
French u Government with regard to the question of
The Duchies of Schleswig- sten shows Itself far
from Indifferent on German affairs. This is hint to
Prussia TO mind what she is ABOUT.
The question, however, which most interests he
public is that of liberty and the progress daily
made by
THE AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY THE TIERS PARTY.
or the 36 as they are called This party augments
daily, and their respectful request to the Emperor
to croarn The ediice by the granting of the long pro-
N ised liberties becomes more and moro important.
The Government Is far from ceiling easy. 1t be-
holds the progress made daily by liberal ideas in the
ranks of its partlsans and it doubtful IL the ma
iority once powerful will DO strong enough at
present to cause the amendment to be rejected.
What is the Emperor to OF
THE IMPERIAL sPHYNx is IN ITS TURN PUZZLED by
A RIDDLE,
which is far from easy to solve. The Emperor,
IT is said, becomes more and more silent and re-
served-may be seen for hours absorbed in deep
temptation. fl can believe a report which ema-
mates from to be relied on, Napoleon Ill has
at last decided on his future line of conduct. He
intends adopting the liberal programme of the
"Thirty-six," and to complete, by new concessions,
the famous decree of Oath November, 1860. 1t does
should have taken sudden re.olution of disavow
ing the statu quo announced in his discourse. Never
theless, the numerous adhesions that have been
made to the amendment by members of the Govern
ment lead me to suppose that there Is something
lying hid TO which the Emperor is not q stranger
For a moment the public attention diverted
from the discussions OF the Chamber by the ILL.,
ness of
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL,
.AL. I..Rk H.
measles which for time caused good deal of un.
easIness to the Emperor and EmpIess, but is now n
q tar way towards recovery The receptions at the
Tuileres had been suspended for the moment, and
the Empress devoted her whole time to nursing the
poor little Invalid. In spite OF all his troubles, poll
teal ana domestic, the Emperor has not relaxed his
literary labOrs.
TIE SECOND VOLUME OF THE HISTORY OF CESAR
will shortly be published and will be embelshed by
thirty-six maps of ancient Gaul. From Cesar or
even Napoleon III to Prince Couza, ex Hospodar of
the Danubian provinces, is almost descending fsom
the sublime to the ridiculous. The transition Is,
however, less sudden than It seems. so will speak
OF the decline and fall OF
PRINCE CoUzA,
which may be related in few words. Couza who
is very sharp fellow, had a presentiment that
something going to happen, but did not expect
to be Overthrown so soon The conspirators were
ledsinto the palace by some of the household, who
were their accompces, whilst the ministers of
ponce and some of the Ministry were kept by play
ing at cards by the conspirators, who had got up
paIGy on purpose Couza, naVlng been forced to
abdicate was for moment imprisoned, but on
his promising in way to seek to disturb the
luton he was set free, and left Bucharest in good
spirits, smoking cigar, accompanied by his wife,
Princess Helen. The first act of the Roumanians, af
ter Couzas departure, to proclaim the Come de
Fan6re his successor but that prince has declined
the honor, and the Roumanians have tor the time
being appointed Lieutenant of the Kingdom. The
utmost tranquility prevails.
This bloodess revolution has put European diplo.
macy on the Qd viUe. The Government of the
MoldO-N allachiAn provinces having been formed by
the treaty of Paris in 1863 in which 1t was stipu.
lated that member OF he family of the contract
ing powers should reign at Bucharest, it is no small
difficulty to find successor to Prince Couza In
order 10 settle matters conference seems necessary
and it willprobably be hed at Paris.
EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
There Is again talk OF European Congress Of
nations large and small, TO settle all matters without
appeal to arms The petty German States will be
the first to adhere TO the opposed meetings of repre-.
sentatives OF nations as they hope IL may be the
of solving the question of the Duchtes, which
is bone of contention bet Yeen the two rival pow.
ers, Austria and Prussia.
Austria would not 6cjec to Congress II the
Venetian question we're lett out of the programme
As regards Russia there is decided aversion to any.
thing of the kind. The gar means to negotiate
new loan of four hundred millions for which there
is no apparent necessity. IT is feared thar this