New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
FRANCE.
TIE CRIsIs IN FRANCE.

Under date of July 8. the Paris CORE
spoudent q The London Mgndara writes 10 give you an
Oturr Won do not seem TO be fully aware OF IN England
Won must bear in mind that no longer than last session
stcnsers nm the Corps Legslatf were told To SIT down
aud hold their tongues when they respectfully claimed
the necessary liberties it being gravely alleged by NJ.
Rouhcr that such course was unconstitutional now
the and the Seuatus COusultun OF 1866 are
The tiers parii: aud their right TO do even ques
toned. am not sure that things are not going httle
fast bur they are now tts aeeomp aud the issue
between personal and constitutional government Is
clearly raised, and Will have To be discussed on
is merits. Do not alnw any mlscOncepu29hs, any
preCOncerted ideas, 10 interfere with clear understand
ing OF the luomcutous crisis which France IL gong
through France ha been 50 long qnescent tnai II Is per
fectly natural that people abroad VINO d0nt Know ner
old devil which has been laid 50 long once more loose
snd France, E. the active classes ~ France have De
takeit granted that that feeling must have been pretty
evident induce upward of 100 members Of the new
house TO 20 in boldly against personal rule what IS I'm
pending in France is IN short nothing less imam reyon
uon-he conversion o absolute lntO Iuie.
Whether that revolution be accomplished by pacific
means esS With tine Government; the country wishes
tito be accomplished pdehcay but II Is case OF guoq"o
"'''' ms INrERPEILArIoN OF THE TIERS PABTL
Writing July o, the Paris correspondent Of The Lon
don standard says; The tiers garh have modified the
their Interpolation aud preclsed IL so that neither
TcV 90 i for Mmi,ferai rsoishliiy and the night OF
the Corps Legislaf to regulate its own proceedings-n
words 20 ue It's own standing orders when Tor
the last Is years been drawn by the Government
Y0u will not f that the tenor Of the iutelpea-
OF the tiers parit directly at variance with the
fu 10 discuss the Constitution, which, You know,
pcy cnaCts that the Ministers 10 be responsible TO
the Emperor alone. One hundred and four members Of
the new Legislature, including men like NJ segris, NJ
l0uvet NJ Buntt, ana many Vther lenD OF 5he ma
orders Of NJ ROuher. actually demand in de-
auce Of Constitution aud Seuatus Cousultum, that the
Emperor shall t0lh ItSpOlslDe ministry anu lht le
Corps Leatf should be free TO Crtcise the policy OF
Government, 70 put questions without hrst asking
leave, make notions and bring forward amendments,
without their being previously sn9ected 70 the NetO OF
the Council OF State confess fortnight
three weeks ago. although firmly convinced that the new
Legislature would give personal government us death-
blow had the remOes idea that the issue would be
raised so soon; ana venture 70 say mat the Emperor
did not anticipate anything OF tho KIND, or ne never
would have written that iujudiciOus letter 10 NJ de
Mackau 10 which the Interpolation OF the tiers Par Is
pretty plain reply.
don Standard says The Of the day IS that personal
has been virtually condemned by majority
Of the newlyceced Corps Leglsiatli Inc INTERPRETATION
or 10 call 10 by It's right name the FesOiuuOh OF the
tiers Ddr stating that IN the opinion OF TINS house the
formation Of responsible Ministry, and the freeing Of
the Legislature from the trameis OF oinela regulations
condemnation Of personal rule IN denance OF the Con-
suton and the COnsutum Of lsGGhas received
one hundred und Hcehtyhre Sgnau1t lhcludlng those
OF Duke de MOuchy and Baron de Mackau; the 80 mem
bers of tile Left have not signed IT, hut have resolved TO
vote for It, so that ia division the Interpolation VIII be
carried 10y l55 votes. To put 10 more plainly II 10
For the interpolation 1856 against IT, lS-GoYernment
minority 22 Thus the tiers par may be said TO have
won before having fought debate has not yet
place the interpretations the Government for the
Hrst time since Its existence IN minority. Cham
Government thought itself sure Of majority of two ana
half 20 one, II finds It's official candidates turning
against It, and putting their down to n vote Of
want OF confidence in the Emperors auocracy 1t is also
sVote OF want OF confidence against NJ. Rouher.
Under date July the Paris correspondent of The Lon
don Standard writes; 1.-THE Emperor iuaugurates to-
est Of Villas the Chateau Of St. Cloud limited number
OF deputies are invited to enable his Majesty
Independence Beige IL may be that the way TO the heart
OF the deputies down their thrOas but should say
that no amount Of dining will eace the recollection Of
the late elections aud dinner at st. Cloud hardly
obhterate pledge 10 vote against personal rule.