New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

waen the spir. Of opposition aud criticism wn not
accused
Goyernment will have much hsrdoc t0k to deay
the consequences Of tLoi; act IN r.ngnS IN Col'
Walewski tor the bantcs while he was yet senator.
Trey have argued to suit thoir own convenience haI
the choice universal suffrage 10, to bo restieieG
that there are 10 electoral inoOnpai abilities Dut oy
AZ IncapsCiy 90 occupy two legislative seats ~ one
and the same time Very good II follows theb, anu
this the opposition has not been slow 10 Sec the,
whenever vacancy occurs anywhere IN FRANCE (ahu
the average number OF vacancies in yea.
u very considerable, opposition men Slch as
ihlors. BegrleT Marie. jules Fayre, GARNER
Pages, Pelleta1. Picard Jules Simon. Cagnot &c
Len whose names have great prestige IN the pubnc
M.nd-may 90 and LDocs 0t the dOOr Of any oonsti'u
ency without r-kire their present seats They would
be sure to succeed in many places where local eardi-
date wo1d have no chalooi ara II elected u new
place they could 10 certainty return their o" nom
inccs in tie seats wGi1t they wOu!d aergard lacale
This prospect seriously perpleNes tue Government
which will eyhaust Is ingenuity 10 invent some uods
20 get ont oi il.
After Larrsbvre's case was disposed of. that Of NJ
F!eury the newly elected Deputy TO- the ionne came
up This Is very gross job indeed. IielIy - uy'
erncr Of that powerful financial estnblishment-tlta
Credit fOucier-with salary OF 5000 francs Sear
Tie law says that no "peid iunctionfry ~ cileDH 70
~ IN the Chamber. The Government aigumen, Is tla,
teury is not functionary. because his salas does ol
como on % State funds but out OF the Credit fccei
treasury. What has this 10 40 with 1t since the I'm
peror appointed Fleury. and could dismiss hn toin0r
row The respectable minority of lei5 voted against
/
The Gogornmcrt Intended tin tie last moment to
keep the diplomatic correspondence relative 70 81 sco
out Of the y Glow Book under preteDse that tue ne
gotiatoEs Lad entered into lew pEgsC, pul II mas
been shamed into publishing them by the obrerfatons
IN TIE opposition press O; the folly OF attempting 70 con
cea. what AL the world knew in England aud America.
The latest letters disclose nothing of material import
aucc. bnt yoa viii see that ever since the Emperor 5
speech taking credit 20 himself og the knesi OF
IL declarations 81 Drown De Ihugs goes on bic ger-
BlgflOW
gun npd IA full conformity With the
tie views This Government and Of common per
sists IN speaking Of MeIimilan's institutions as
planted IN Mexico by France. Drouyn d. Lhuys Oh.
ec,, TO the word planted. end writes of 10 tho MAY
Gus de MOn.hCion AZ Wa ellington that lie could give
very good answer to M Bgeow but does not think II
suspeo, Won VII Lave TO keep France Up to the
mark yet BY pretty constant pressure because observe
in the ,eni Official press indications OF da'or poiey
and disposition yet to eVaGc tie plain promise made
by the Emperor IN his speech tat Ae would come away
LET me on t,s subject call your attention 10 the
treaty of Ni-amar dated pr 10 l9Cl the provisions
Of which seem TO have been overlooked by many
writer's. In that treaty the irtnen EmItioi pro
10 consolidate tie new Empire VIA, Is The mean
in. then ofN Dlouyr de Lhuyss recent dBc!siIer o
aus solidarity and hs pretense IN the matter o. peoaag
aud tte baibarous executions OF priSoneri mat blui
n ian wa alone responsible for them Tho Eer. word
".rtCryCntca s. icl H. DIoDyn Llgys nOT repGcia'cs
! is found m this treaty. Moreover by this treaty
Ff8gca promises MaL % keep ~ least 2tuop men ~
Meuco until le Man shall have organized a sCihcien
army o. BIZ ow4. and further. and cell your at'en
ton 10 the ulOltauce Of this clause that even a'cr the
Withdrawal ol thc - 900 foreign French legion
500 s'rorg stfH Tcmci ~ hsTc7 for 81 yfrrs Hapo
4 Napoleon III. therefore. has nOt the power, DC
oortng ~ the treaty Of MirsmaI 10 egacGa,t
Mexico without MGA.mi.ian's consent. IL VII
| De very easy .of Max 20 say tha! he la, not yet
been able 20 organize "suiicient army and indeed
that Woud be- most true And then - ~ the 500 men
Napoleon could not without Max's express consent.
withdraw them 70, sir years You therefore that
4 the French Emperor chooses to TAP tie wink 10 Max
nothing coGld DO easier than for the latter altogether q
nLlli;y the promise Of speedy evacuation made
10 tho speech In, il this IS 10 be the dodge
II doubt whether the frankne,s Of Napoleon
IILs decisratioDs wlu have the effect Of alayine
/ tue "enloloi which lie admit. the French occl
patton Of Mexico IA. caused Ia the tnlted states
Meanwhile ] cen only state-vhat indeed as lave a.
ready SAID is 20 hc inferred from The latest e''cr be
tween Mr B.gr'ow and NJ. DroUyn de LAuys that he
utmost irritation and j. felt AZ the Iulleries Al
the disclosure c the quantity o; humble PIC which the
/ Emperor Ea. hccg made 10 swallow.
I NJ Albert writes 70 the paper- ttt the statement
0t his intended journey 70 America 10 present tht
Ffcrch medal 70 Nh. Lincoln was q mistake. Iha'
medal WI b. rrCscntot b. tie COMMITTEE Oh AI-ll Il
o. Nj B,ceoW Tor Transmission 20 Nj Lnc 70.