New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

lero with an admirably retained plliloSophic cam
roas (uizOt reviews the laSt days or the lh0hHE Nv
- l,s own last hours of power. 80 lat3 as IucsdN
,norning 22d of February, the King congratulated
himself and Ministers. whose succession Oi liSifn'I
ton at the opening OF The session iilat year ne @ @
repudiatcd with warmth, on the worst Delhg over "u
eyccllcnLV well over: " You Know" re sad 70 one
of them they have given up the DanQueU; uoH
well IL il that We stood hrml 10 lS not poSple 'lC
fine diNrdcIs should become seTi0us-and theh YOU
know All precautiOj,s are taken" Ga the evening Oh
the same day tho King still displayed the same coh
dencA although theQlecn, whose i9Iebght lol wcVhs %
before seems have been kconer than MS wa" huCh
alarmed. On Wednesday afternoon, the queen lilSht
inc he accepted the reSiPnatono Of MinisteIs' a res
0lution" he exclaimed. at o'clock NAV GV0hu8i
{" arsiyed at and executed in Is minutes" At that
saio evening the killing in the Boulevard IN front
OF to then Ministry of Foreign Affairs took place
Tho attempt TO form u Ministry with M0lo 1;nleu'
and after midnight Of tho 23dfth ho sent or hleis
awaiting his arrival lac ordered Guz0t ana tlc act-
ing Ministers to appoint Marshal Bugcaud C0mman-
dcT-n- Chief of the garrison Of Paris lSl0Oo su4hG
and of the National Guard. With that Guizot bado
adicu TO Louis Philippe, whom ho Irst btW aHth Nv
ClaTCmOnt. Passing with l'ugcaud tiab h,Bhi' VI
rather morning across the Place du CarfOuSe where
was a body of troops Gui2Ot asked tho ola Maishal
what he thought of the morrow 1t Is NIUE
latrp he replied "but have never boon beaten YET
and shall not begin tomorrow ohIH leV INC
haye my own way, ard use cannon; thcte VIII
be some blOOdshed, but by tomorrow, night
law will be in force agaln and tne ihct tHot3nS ta
morrow night eX-King Louis Philippe had begun his
travels to England. There is 10 dramatic no pcturc
esquc quality in this chapter OF events SO lere Oi
dramatic and picturesque effect, Tho writer under,
takes no defense of himself expressing his HroIoun1
respect for the fallen King, giving bare glimpse ol
the almost acctiOnatc relation that reigncd between
fbe Two recording rejecting with brief stOca iirm-
ness barely shaded with TINT OF sadness put you
may plunge through broad ink,WastcS oil eeI'Sl- W
tionaln newspapCTIsm without beng so ihoNeI us
this dry chapter moves you. III ltlnOVes you P' 'o no
final chaptcT simply entitled RoSumf. IL y concise
summary curiOusly full and clear for ITS volume OF
what was done i'll and for France curing tlle p'iii"
forVl imi "a monarchy
10 lump without transition from grave 10 gay,
to lively and severe, must give thc iasI IWo 70"
1p0fs attributed to GuizOts old Parliamentary oppo
nent Theirs. 1t is getting customary now 10 Iathci
the best good things in the way OF sharp PoliIiia
tests on Theirs, as it used to bo to father broader
Jokes on Dupin. There is no more authority Tor tue
9ppcation than characteristic wit-famty likeness
think reported the wicked mot ON the Emperor
current after the first revelations OF s uGIueny Ior
as zine grdndc incapGoN mfconnuc' 1he otheT
evening, 50, the story runs some one aS1Go Ea
ThieIS what he would do, IN inc
present condition of things. if he were Minister 81
would send Prince Napoleon to England to bnng
back tho ashes of Louis Philippe" And again. al
most as bright and bttcr, fellow member OF the
Legislative passing in review the successive Ministers
of the Second Empire, NJ. Thicrs broke III wlti ms
usual brisk manner: You forget the two most I'm,
FmEirer Which twoY why Count Cavour and
Count Bismarck. What would they have been WIN
out Napoleon III. ,....uu
here DENYING with becoming indignation, the aSSeI +
tion published few days ago i'll Frankfort journal
that she had gone insane. she might nave pointed
in nroof of her perfect soundncss of mind. TO her
pictures of the last few years which show certainly
less genius-a quality held by many to be only fine
form of inSanity-than her earlier productions;
Whether this dcclcnsiOn be owing to her assured
profitable business arrangements with Ganbard, or
to her country secluson by Fontanebleau from the
criticism and comparison which an artist resident
for part of the year in Paris IS constantly exposed
to and spurred on by, to whatever other course,
tho fact is patent to any one who Will compare her
f,f fIn nllprt af ~
her work of ten years and less ago Not but that
even two of these we are to be thankful for.