New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15
FOREIGN, NEWS, BY MAIL
FRANCE,
THE OPPOSITION RESOLVE TO INTERPELLATE.


THE OPPOSITION RESOLVE TO NTERPELLATE.
Writing on JuIy 1st, the Paris correspondent
n, IA. Pail Hau Gasee says: The news OF the day Is de-
cdedy the meeting which been held at the house OF
bcb re- htn Win the future Of the Constitution. The
seventy or eighty Liberal deputies VINO nave %
fH1ssHf shs he more Intimately associated with the
conduct Iof affairs Among tne , memes nsy, az
already signed may be r %spC5gE yer &c &C. and the
deeper shades of the Opposition WILL OF coT Thf' stnS
first blow struck at sa a sensaon in the Chamber
among the efical candidates. who aeaoy Az
Inc tone ss ~ dissolved few months
The paris correspondent OF The London DalIg neSs
wTSs There was gre az 9hoscu Prasn and Lfeyre
Pontals objected that the word more inp,l ised an
the Chamber had t 20 StoS denied TO please
them the obnoxious word was struck 9s y, niesa n
but then MN segris and LonVeI mot wishing 10
lose the support OF two such influential men roS
TO them; but MN de Choise3 rr o sn u The Interpret
aton has already been signed Dy ~ qePuuvh, imnos
many 40 signatures are expected wv VII ta Of the
sible for NJ Rouher TO avoid debate on 'no '~ y" WV
Writing on July the Paris correspondent Of ne Paa
Mall Gnzes says The most interesting event OF inc O
ment is the impending Interpolation ~ te ,Ss "A
or nerspafti which has been signed Dy ~ AZ NM
Buffet Brame and Emile olivier htted ABOUT Ine SnSi
Der yesterday and explained the objects 0, the &
ntton 10 their friends they followed win an hnA
ions eve by NJ Rouher who sitting almost alone on
the Government bench The Chamber VIII most pIODapJ
he constituted this evening, and the Interpretation hhnue1
10 NJ Schneider on Monday. The tone OF tne onlclal
Journals leads 10 the belief that an attempt VIII pe uo
t compromise between the Government ana the Son'
sttutional Opposition they one ana all accept tue
sion OF the country favorable to liberal measures gnu
represent the Emperor perfectly prepared 20
forms The deputies OF the Right admit the gravity oithe
stuaton and seem consider that the result OF the
Interpolation will be either the downfal OF NJ ouhoI
or the creation responsible Ministry with Kouher
at It's head and pledged 10 liberal policy ~ Emile de
Grardn, who has some experience OF crumohg gt
ments reminds his readers that only Couple . VI h
ago NJ Clement Duvernois his Sovereign TINS wh0e
o,ne Inf OF advice TO fare grand He adds that the
present political situation such that II Is 10 DO
dreaded he should not be fear OF doing too much 0ut
OF not doing sufficient and soon enough. IL Is dneut 70
read this paragraph without calling TO mlnd AL dc Garu
In last interview with Louis Philippe.
swRARING IN OF THE "IRRECONCfIABLEs.'
The work OF swearing I'm members says the fars oOe
spondent OF The Pail Mall Gds Is being progressed Wl
aud objections have been raised to the oat D the most
irreconcllsbe. There good deal OF curiosity
evnced when the President read the usual Formula 70 "a
Gambetta; the young deputy stretched forth ms ngn1
arm I'm a menacing manner, ana pronounced INC saOiS-
mental " Je le lure " In sOnOTOus tone.
PRESS PROSECUTIONS SINCE TUE ELECTIONS
"TwenyfOur DAYS have passed., says M ldIeFIlere al
the RnDp OF July since 32lSO0 electors registered
their demand for liberty The response has not Deeh ue
layed During these "a days Is Journals have attraced
tho attention OF the authorities and have obtained to
gether 3A months OF imprisonment and 425O francs he,
averaging daily therefor three months and three days
Imprisonment aud lSiS francs aud rs confines nhes'
(Why l,54sD