New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
FRANCE.
PRoGREss on THE CABLE.

PROGRESS Oh Tile CABLE.
BREsT, Wednesday. July :, 1869.
Dispatches through the new Cable from the Great
Eastern report that up to Tuesday noon she had
1924 knots and paid out LOO knots of the Gable.
She reports that heavy gale prevailed on Monday
night but that it was weathered finely. All well.
The signals are still good.
THE RUMORED EVACUATION OF ROME-A DENIAL.
PARIS. Wednesday, July 7, 1862
The Pati6 denies the reports that Ministerial
changes are imminent. La France has an article
to-day denying the story Of the contemplated eyacu-
alton of Rome by the French troops
A CHANGE or MINISTRY.
Notwithstanding official denias, the modification
of the French Ministry is imminent. NJ. Rouher,
representing the system Of Personal Government is
sure to retire, and give place to new combination
IN accord with the principle of Parliamentary Gov
eminent. When this purely constitutional revolu-
ton is effected, it be considered almost certain
that NJ. Emil Olivier will be the Chief Of the new
ministry
The Emperor it is said is willing to abandon the
arbitrary power which he has welded since the
coup dAat and share the burden Of government with
the country and the Legislature. The Senate will
soon assemble and carry out the necessary organic
changes.
THE EMPEROR's sPEECH-MR. wARRENs INJURIES
ERNEST REMAINS NEW BOOK.
fPEOM OUR OwS CORRESPONDENCE
PARIS, June &.-Yesterday the Emperor made a
little speech TO the troops at the Camp of Chalons
1t had no immediate reference TO political questions
of the day The most noticeable Of its fine sentences
is this: Keep always in your hearts the memory of
the battles Of your fathers and Of those in which
you have taken part for the history Of oar uars is the
history Of the progress Of cirlisaG0a' This differs only
an rhetorical form from that other expression of his
idea OF the philosophy Of history, which Napoleon
presented TO the world year or so ago. when. in
arguing for his scheme Of augmenting the army. he
said that the greatness Of nation was measured
by the number Of armed men 1T could put in the
field" proposition, If true, that proves the Huns
under Attla greater nation than the Greeks under
Pericles
We are nearly done talking of the riots OF the
lSO or 300 persons arrested not more than $50 are
heid Tor trial OF those mysterious persons in white
blouses," caught with unexplained MONEYS in their
pockets-the whteness of the blouse and the
fullness of pocket have mainly disappeared Anv
funds not honestly accounted for that were found in
the pockets Of few Of the remaining prisoners were
probably conveyed from the person Of arrested spec
tators during the day or two when these last and
some Of the lowest street Williams of Paris were hud
died pe nell in the crowded spaces Of the Concer-
gerie and Bic6tre. A cOuntryman of ours, Mr. j. O.
- 'N4AVHf ADi oAdihplc' dlIeI Dthg pounded ana set
Deeding IN the street, by the arresng police was
dragged TO prison with 100 francs in his pockets He
came out at the end ofthree days minus those francs
time when and how they were substracted hecannot
definitely say. lie proposes presenting claim for
damages TO the French Government am told, and
hope he may get It. TO all appearance, Mr.. Warren
was brutay knocked in the face, and arrested after
fainting from loss Of blood, because no walked too
late one night on the BOuIevards of this city,
where, as he had the pleasure Of listen
ing to eloquent assurances only few
evenings before, he invited to participate most
literally" without personal taxation or exactions
Of any sort in this most magnificent OF modern capt.
tails" Nor will presume TO nicely interpret further
only, say, things have been strangely borne Men
must not walk too lateP Mr.. Warren il author of
90 article printed in English aud French, entitled
"a Word on tho TransCOnhnental Memphis Pacific