New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

,o commitment TO British and American sense OF
docOrum. No woman is to De aioTeu 70 Ti intcT
any Of the late supper houses IN Iitils liz
dict ~ 10 ice a part oi system OF SUI l "
manners which IS 10 he lnalnt"!ne0 as nialn -. m pa
rcSnect 10 visitors during the Exhibition IL IS 10 pe
hoped saws The I0H Nal Gaiftit tn%, VHd our 'a, "U,'
uairi0s will now find nothing shocking III the man
neIs and customs Of PaTlslans.
HONOEs TO MIR. GLADSTONE IN PARIS
Mr. Gladstone was receiving great attention dm1ng
his brief stay in Paris. On Saturday, the 21til'
he was entertained lin company win MI Card"ehl
by the Political Economy 2oc,N ~ q Vt'li LII Tiiias
Grand Hotel On Sunday he dlhed at the luiielleS'
The Emperor had invited nm iOr HaluIuay pl' IN ,
hearing that he had been asked Tor tlat day uN ne
Political Economy Society. courteOusly changed ms hs
invitation 10 sunday. lie dmed on Monday with NJ.
Rouber Minister of State and Finance, WHO was
Minister of Commerce and Public Works during the
negotiations for the treaty of Commerce, III when nc
took an active part. Mr.. Gladstone spoke Ior lno @
quarters of an hour at the Political Economy o%lirr %
lie attributed all the merit of the commercaI ue1S S
10 the Emperor Napoleon and Mr.. Golden. Inc anu
sion 10 Mr. Golden was ecelNed MlJh Il puist "a P
plause The AOrd contains the following description
of MIR Gladstones appearan ce at the banquet:
"As soon as the applause with which the toast was re
ceived ceased the ustrious Englsh staes1nan' WIFI
that eloquent facility which we all knew least ny rep
taon thanked Poll tical Economy Society ana dis-
cused the influence of men Of science on the progress o
Governments the peace Of the world, and the approx
nation Of the two great civilized nations Of the West He
dwet on the reel proca benefits which the treaty of COM
Oerce could not fail TO confer on both England ana
France and on this head, adrotly introduced pane
,,yric as original IL Characteristic Oh CODden ana
approval of the enlightened fmness OF me Emperor
Napoleon. Then taking rapid survey OF the past ana
future he said Il have abolished or reduced inc ls
on 4OO articles and look forward to the time when te
Custom House will be merely recOllect9n ~ ~ We W. 20
mitted do this immense service for England anu 10
prepare the way for like one IN Other countries, sn
never gentlemen, forget the aid when the ledheu anu
distinguished statesmen who surround me nave gwen III
@ tne nGG tor De ap m bapo gTacaon and
treaty Of alliance. II would be dhcut 10 Convey Sd tn
for three quarters Of an hour OF fair hight the forehead
large and bold, the eyes brilliant ana strongly Aeu, M
Gladstone speaks in turn with warmth, pefsuaslO
aud logic which enchains the hearer and forces upon
him his conviction. after the manner OF dOcdTeS
at other times with slightly ronical smile ana WIN
nd of humOr which rivets his audience, and lends at
traction to the force Of his eloQuenee'
THE EMPERoRs REFORM DECREE
NJ De Girardins paper, La Libotf which was the
first to speak hopefully of the decree OF JAN " IS
goaded by the rumOrs that the old anti-Teformlng
ministers who remain i'll power are doing their ut
most TO nullify the EmpeTOrs promises, to publish
the following monfestO:
"THE MINIMUM.-Iiberty OF public NEE ting az Ieast
during the electoral period and common Ia" lo ne p.J
and repressive jurisdiction of the correctional Iibnas
all press msdemeanOrs-such IL tne Hn MN ~ Uo
expected from the letter of January l9 ms minimum
was Loyalty accepted-and we may add couIageousy SUP
pored-by us But tthis minimum as we are TST t % e 30
in the letter OF January IL nOthin4 put WnaI htsl
here-name the suppression Gi 'Ie GSo"ty % o g6t Of
interpolation dependent upon the previous consent OF 70
deputies in Corps Legsatif consisting OF rs E
an isory right because the hands of minority OF the
majority -, ,,,, .o o,
For all the political redacteurs OF the L6tt[ one OF
them, "CLEhESF DONEh'NOie'
The Emperor seems TO be in good health again On
the 2h January his Majesty rode through the Qnals
the Halles and the BOuleVaIus, anu was everywhere
enthusiastically cheeTed
The EtendaSd and France again deny the rumors
which have been current of the approaching issue ol
a new loan. , , -,
An Imperial decree dated the 18th January has
been published. convOking the Senate ana Corps
Legisatif for the 14th of February.
The Paris Pdtre believes that affairs III the Last
have assumed more pacific phase
The France denies rumOrs which were current tla'
n want of harmony prevailed among Ministers rela-
five 10 thenanner of carrying ont the reforms prom
ised IN the decree of the 18th January.