New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, ]

Deputies but II IS posSiDlel ~ ~ SSon"te
nTE be oe ec"pstiMtona functions of that slow b1oy
have been augmented this week A IleS nst 70 sav
o w y no whether laws passed by the LeglSaIlve
we're in accordance with the Constitu%IIOiI no anu Of
order or prohibit their promtugato&I. & NV clothed
tbe now Senatus ConsuiiHnl they are no" clolneu e
vitl fine mower of suspenslye VetO lllat ~ sn3 U
return law 10 the Deputies for the iurtncl ~; e
ton of that body at ts nerl yealty of tbn 90
ieSs an encroachment on the PRIVILEGES n 1L ,nJ f
calied Legislative than on those OF the CU%nn que +G m
State where all bills originate OF WlleIt at I;sed u
pro- d iOto hs for presentation 10 the Chamber
of IDENTITIES who can discuss, approve OF leJoSl "ru @
also propose, but not enforce aulen''ii''h'''
W Tnm snffer here another dill paragraph to the
omission of peasanter readable Pars hgwS a2be The
iighter themes of which this week Is ieltiie ~ ~
legislative has in its bands the cOhtIoIs' i9g the
--ef rnnsed mower over government IL hOIlS Wy
1urse and sword by its right OF voting tne Why's ' &
means and so il only needs that q nlJordS " IN
members should desire polltlcal Hocltu ss moo
refuse Government appropriations at any iesS PIT Pt
Now there Is nothing in constltutloDm Theory ""s
can prevent France from eIec4He p4s and some oher
towns did elect in 1863 Nor are the pfactcai oS!
ces to such result presented by admniSt%to % o,an an
reference in the election lnsuImountaoe. lno -" 80
JesderatlIm is the enlightenment OF the masses e
third OF whom at present cannot read ana WIile ~ 70
hut Justice to Napoleon to note thaI lie SHOWS = ,
readiness TO promote primary educatloh trl ma anS 2
nrecodno French monarch has shown 1he iMo
nitiful little reform laws on the press anu P'oito
meeting. offer sadly limited but new ana not lilto
ineffcent means for promoting the pollilcal eSqca
tion of country voters 1t will be the lault OF uleci
of tbe French themselves II, az tho heAI eeIoIii
elections they do not so largely increase te lper, &
minority of the Legislative as to efiecNely Nh!n
tho Emperor, possibly 10 prevent by OrlnglH nm a.
large concessions If not to justify rGyolutl2n AS
BeTanger said in his quiet. wise Ben frahkilhsque
wav in 1873: rs il not better to 80 down stalrSthah
lump ont of O Window .., .,, tor
The Right Of Interpolation, rs practlceq tnb la,,
seems as likely to dsappoint the Imperial gralters
nrcyisous as did the Address debate Tor Whrh IL
was substituted You will find lhIers spc"ch ol roI
eign Affairs delivered yesterday, III the IoHn u
to-day Ii covers nearly three pages OF that ola.
Worry busy FrenchmCn borrow time IRON tlelT o,neI
business to read it, despite its length II Is NJ hIs
torcal work rather than speech one ol te %
great works. a grave survey OF European houorn jill,
history looking before and after but WiIh NsIy
piercing severe eye on and through NapOeo1sS ~.
policy, and its woeful results TO frCei pto com ~
timed to-day and will hardly be closed to-morlow.
Renedtti French ambassador at Berlin, has come on
here as is most reasonably supposed, TO iuthIh INC
| Minister with whatever fresh information be- can
use in his "spcec.i for the crown; ~ llole @ sua,
tional explanation of the basSadol nome nome Ivy
is worked ont from gucsScs ana rlihorS dnou' 10
siou bv Holland of Luxembourg Duchy 10 IInlSV,
bismarck claiming il for New-Germany rs a nehDeI
~ tbo old Confederation, and violently TcslSuhg, Oh
Bismarck agreeing 20 this slight compensation 9l & tht
Emperor's unlucky speculation on Rhihciliu iaat
year Another, the inspired oiic9us cAlila'ion m
of tbis travel is that NJ Bencdcin only came rs fs-
cort 10 Madame BencdCtti, who came to SldN Lea
tlve's bedside. Private grief not being respected b{
the official prints in this case more than II tniI @
other one of Madame Chateau kcnaId VINO yon wiz
rccolIpct was inspired with n similar dlp0hAt at
tack which detained her son, appointed fIthth hi
itcr to Washington as Merciers successor mere IN
Pars durino tbe final crisis of our Rebellion That
excellent lady got well about the time Lee ana me
rest got worsted-thongh another man was then sent
to knit up the ravcled yarn nj N9shlgton' Sl' he
nard has lust gone or j. going. TO Brazil. ,
The debate on Foreign Affairs now gong on IN me
Chambers will reach Mexico and touch on the me nitga
States before il is ended. The Governor oi Algeria
protests against the returning flonch uo3la p,Ihg
sent To his colony They are bringing ltile yellow
fever with them II - reported iHt Adnl.a. @ dc ~
Ronc1re is going out TO sec Max, To give that gen
tlcman some advice. or coincidence on ifee passage
home or something; also, that bill is IN pI,para-
ton for the conversion of the Mexican bonds lMaN
inonl that were morally guaranteed 10y tins Govern
ment into French thrty-ycar bonds, or thice per
cents They have gone to ljj from 10 ihc strength
All hands from the Emperor, who has been spur
ring the Commissioners mp 10 the MECHANICS ana dAy
Iab0rers Of whom there Is most busy amy NJ me
Champs de Mars are doing their utmost 10 nave tue
Universal Exhibition ready for opening on Ne 9.s
tined lst Of April They will moi succeed qnte iut
the opening viii take place. | insist on thinking
against the general opinion. oil the same. ms
Mae,ty's arrangements of late have been 50 nc,
oucntly disarranged that he can afford iu be Apni
fooled this tune. The matter has SORT oi p"hll''i
importance for its bearing on ms dlinmed pi"ls'
The Exhibition has been so prominently pui inlNu
as an obstacle to war; that some more naturally tha
logically perhaps are getting to infer that war VIII
come 80 soon as the obstacle i removed next An
tumn Meantime the hotel keePeps Iesths|tB ih B ge
oi1, & a. M s1,~as,s are Tnanfuy ready for the For
| epign Invasion. Prices Of lodgings are doubi.t nj
mairy hotels more largely augmented az Others Fur
nshed apartments are rare to find at any but inc
| most ex0rbtant prices. In view oi the Increased
| cost of simple liying, the Government makes a
trifng addition to the pay of the soldiers OF the
| Paris garrison and will probably do the same on a
larger scale for department clerks and others IN its
| Verd's Don Carlos was brought out at the Grand
! Opera last Monday The lbretto IS mainly taken
| from Schlcr- IL is more tolrrable than hbieitl
usually are The scenery and ballet are OF the best
| style Of Grand Opera spleudor and gposdon The
critics have not yet told me what must think OF the
music II is VcTdis. 80 there is great deal OF H.
Ponsard's play Of Gallilco Is the novelty ~ the
! Francias II has very little dramatic quality ~
rather didactic poem in dialogue, or collection OF
ddactic verses, TUNED with academic correctness,
| unexceptionable in sentiment, generally common
| place occasionally spTightly, nay witty even. An
eytrnsic interest lent to the play by the obSta-
ces put in the way OF its passage 10 the iJohghts
by the ccnsoTs whose incTdct was raised by te En-
pcrOr Certain clerical and political obscutans were
unite Mortified that GallileO Gallclc should he made
hero of to the public and thai 50 holy an officer OF
Sother Church az an Inquisition should be brought
! on the stage at ALL much more as grossly mistaken
! pub func. II is still painful 10 them to admit
| that-as Gallileo, poor man, did not say, though
| doubtless he wanted tO-the world does move.
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