New-York tribune., 1868-04-29


MOBILE.
gfou Oar Own Correspondent p,,,s An,iI 2 1868
Tas l,opapitated question of dssolying the corps
1oi.Iotiye and ordering new election tins ye"i
Sns,rad of in 1862 was delbeIatcd last MONDAY u, a
,,rsual assembly at the Tuilerics OF the |"oin''
ministers and ;uembers Of the Priyy COnhch Op'H
hons were nearly equally divided, but MI MIN, houlel
arguing strongly for the negative 'he HinP0iO Os
1ually pronounced his decision IN uia' Son'0 0i
- te ,,o,, change his mind within three hohtlls'
.rbo following arc some of the arguments ulgeo III L"
evor of this decision: r., A. or,,;r,,, -
st, constitutional term of SIX years 'houSI sulctJ
I'll would be irregular aud confession that the
..a,.t;,pt;on did not work regularly well.
, of AGITATION itself il would come in aid of two
t,.rts of AGITATION which are Just now giving Gov
rnment trouble enough, but which, it Is hoped, will
c,lm down before sixty nine Large crops and re-
Ayival of business will give more employment bread
aud ouiet TO the working classes and the first dscon
Nnt ot the installation Of the Gdrde Mobile will have
bass.d Again: there is a troublesome deficiency OF
kayaable candidates for Government to put III the
5sts against the strengthening opposition Many OF
Those whom IT caused 10 DO voted Tor IN lS6 beside
Eo 80 well TO run again, for various
treasons On one hand. the action Of some OF them,
Prospecting certain measures proposed IN or passed by
khe actual Legislature, has diminished what popu-
Clarity they might once have had on the other the
Snaciion of some of them. the mere obedient silent silent
voting every proposed is less than what
lGovcInment viii in future demand of ITS own mem,
,berS The present regime by its general spirit ana
by definite statute, has prevented that development
ii the nation of parliamentary ability for the last
- years of which it now begins to feel the serious
want among its own partisans ..u;.r .ho a;s.o-
Another strong for not fastening tne dlSSo-
Tuition of the Legislature is that to carry WIN large
succcss the new elections occurring IN the midst OF
Army hill the aid of the ooalled Clerical party
.wouid be mcclellan auxiliary that does not work
tSor nOthnR and is apt TO drive haTd bargains Tor
EYagrs Since the last Roman expedition and Dir.
lROHhers Never" il feels ITS strength ana already
ehows a rising spirit to exercise IT. " rs an any @ that
NAPOLEON knows he can hardly do wlthout, put that
IN Is most embarrassing TO do with. 1t is lmmedl-
,atey most dangerous TO make 1t an enemy IT IS dan
Ner0s in the long run TO let 1t Det00 cIQse iIend
gf1 keep il an ay but with the cOmmandln-chlet IN
alis own hands is of the constant and gravest
Hrobems of his craftsmanship 1t Is as much more
EIifcult for him to manage than the Liberal party
s Willy partner III business is more dihcuit thah an
It is constantly making him trouble in matters Of
kublic instruction Its attacks upon MIR, Duruy
kave called for all his frInness 10 repel that they
would result in the dismissal of that Minister was,
1Sill within few days. considered probable. The
kgencIal motive of the attack was that Minister'S
Eeaous efforts TO promote, within the tangled restrlc
kOns of the laws and his own passion for hamperng
administrative regulation" the cause OF popular
EducatiOn The special provocaton has been meas
kre. instituted by him few months ago, by virtue
kf which literary and mildly scientific public lecture
Glasses were opened for the admission OF women
eay. Of young women, even OF unmarried man young
Whose exclusive shepherd-dogging and fold
Dug the clergy seem to be peculiarly Jealous
nuthor they straightway took up arms. Dupan-
touP Bishop, Of Orleans, or as he loves 10
ktylo himself, Bishop OF Joan or Arc"
fwhon gentlemen of his cloth condemned TO be
Gurned here and hereafterl, most belicOse of oil
ches of the church militant shot out pamphlet after
Samphlet, hot, and not altogether heavy, for he
Writes well. 1t endangeTing the morals of these
kOuug females TO expose them for an hour together
Booked at and looking at perhaps young and attrac
q iy.ll lacfu yyOul1 "
could not ever more be good mothers and there
kgOud. in oil seriousness, be the devil TO pay for
khese free lectures That is about the sum of the
klercal argument If you think ! exaggerate, read
She Bishops pamphlets
For the last week or two the cle1icals have been
f,ecpiug the attention OF the town with another coil
phey are in one of their periodical fits OF eXaestua-
Zion over the fearful growth OF materlasm-espc-
italy Mortified at the public teaching OF materalism
by professors of the faculty of medicine in their
khars at Paris As these professors are all public
officers salaried and appointed by Government Gov
emment is made responsible for the heresY. The
Bnfu professors should be turned out or ordered TO
Peach orthodox anatomy, therapeutics according TO
tatechism-physiCal science, fine theOOgically.
Dne case has made deal of talk A young candidate
sor degree, in able thesis, did PROFOUND certain
knaeraliso doctrines. which, as 1t did not prevent
fhe thesis from proving hls scientific knowledge
tthe only matter IN question Tor ms examln-
Prs, did not prevent the acceptance OF the thesis
bud Of his night TO his diploma. But great
SOw was got up about II, IN connection with petit
Zion 10 the Senate where it, and the examiners, and
9he notwithstanding doctors, very hardly
treated. The thesis has been rejected the diploma
fefused and of the SHINING doctors formally re-
proved by ministerial and other high authority. a
Friend who has just left my room, came TO tell me
that tho young frustrate NJ: d. has begun a new
fhesis. He has chosen Senility and SOftenng Of
HE Brain fm its subject and is to dedicate to Bishop
DupanOup and the Senate. Most Of the members Of
kbat late autumnal rather than august body are
BrOngly of the senile persuasion, and conceive, in
kNhat they pleased 20 call their minds" that any
Norm of intellectual activity which does not suit
their venerable tastes If only sufficiently sat on re-
Aorted on and legislated on. The cleTcOs and their
EOgnates the behind hand political conservatives
Bere, express confidence, apparently not at all
Shaken by their historical reading that thinking
pught and can be repressed by statute Laws and Tegu
1atiOns sanctioned by due penalties.
They rejoice over the reproof administered 10 Dr.
Bee and hope that Charles ROBIN and three or four
pther professors of the medical school NAV be also
teproyed out of their materialsm dismissed from
Sheir places The immediate result of Their Efforts
10 this end are that when these gentlemen have lee
1ured for the last few days, they have been warmly
hppauded by unusually full audiences. am told |
lhat the fact that some OF them are mateTasts or
Rhe same thing that they have not protruded their
general philosophical theories into their scientific
teachings but have kept these last scientific treating
bf the brain and heart they have treated of them |
Bs matter trying TO demonstrate the physical laws
9hey subject to that their SIN IS not OF commits
tlon, in teaching directly matenalism but OF omIs-
biOn TO tinCtuTe natural science with more OF less |
baiural theology, TO assume an impelfectly under
ftoOd design. interpret phenomena to which further
proofs, and authoritatiyey concur IN the above"
The war between Positivism and Spiritual Philoso-
bhyS Of the gravest importance and rs seriously
bnd political conservatives on one side, ana young
medical students and witty writers Tor tbe opposi-
DOn newspapers on the other This anair OF the |
nedcal professors needs 10 be spoken OF mere as
bhe Of the town talks Of the day, and is notlceaDe
p sgn of the deeper struggle whlch lles quite ouV
bf your reporters line and power OF treatment: -,
q We have Marshal Niels report on the oTganlzaton
Of the Garde Mobile That auxiliary to the regular
ki be composed of about $50 O0Omen. TO equip them
nd Off will %