The New York herald., 1869-12-29


be up IN the techncatics | may state that the
olivier party is the right centren and the Ande-
larre the left ceutre." In previous letter said
tAat M. Guizot had written 20 NJ. Plichon advising
adhesion 10 0iiivier. The exact wording OF one OF
tue paragraphs In the letter Is, 50 far as remember
:" that the tiers partt ought not dispute among
| themselves but form compact party or the repub'
| leans would sooner later come forward and
| upset the empire" Although some OF the papers
may assert that the future Is Deset with difficulties
you may rely on the ABOVE aad following facts
| they VIII give you correct dea OF the strength OF
the future ministry. The Pettpie tsuncais which
/ nas larger circulation than any other journal ia
France, IL The Emperor's own newspaper; 1t Is pub
| llsned ut his own expense. NJ Clement DuyerEols,
| deputy and editor OF the feupie Frahcats has
signeu To support oitvier. The ftp1emet, ol wilch
NJ. kouner the ruling power, supports the new
ministry. lbe msmDeis oi Tue LIhperors housenoiu
whO nave been elected deputies resign their seats
40 inat they sit III the Corps Legsiatf anu tiius
increase Gne Ollvler majornY, winch Is supported by
the entire press vita me exception oil the utrallDe-
rails. nus 1t may &c considered that Olivier repre-
sentS THE empire.
lne result the second scrutin IN The Fourth CIR
consumption is direct manifestation against the
titdSSetHtetS. M. Gas BlI0n obtained 10 $50 votes
ana IL Brbes 3l97. Al tne brst scruiln the t9t-t,S
Se0trfteS eandidaes or those who decline 10 take
tue uatu, nau l,5oJ votes The name OF BarDes--
popular As IL is Win his partycan only ada l,5O0
woes. lod tout tnat can De obtained from tue new
aunetents 10 the radical republic.
cusson with respect TO the election Ol NJ. Du Mira.
III appears lnaI the person To whom had been con-
hded the tash oi constructing tue electoral urn could
not get tuat necessary arcie ready III Tune Tor the
election Notwithstanding the entreateS OIL the Mayor
OF busseres; the letters OF NJ LIE sous Preiet; the
demands oi the PrteL anu the crcuiarS from the
Minister oi the Interior They ali tried III vain-tile urn
| was not iortncomlug-and the ree and enlightened
electors were forced 10 place their votes IN the urn
vi which until now thei had made use-a soup tu-
reeai Every precautlUn was taken TO prevent
fraud. Seals were placed the cover OF the electo-
Ia a cupboard, which was also sealed up. Accord
lug TO " Bu Miral tue majority s very weak IN tue
cOninune the Joke o. NJ de PlllancOurt can be
easily understood--Dd'aS eettr Soape'e q reftnhe
Hriupceo
The ieeng against free trade Is rapidly increasing,
ana the manifesto against existing treaies when
has published, Is stated 70 De the ecnO oil tina
Chambers OF commerce. Chambers OF Manufactures,
ana commercial Industrial ana maritime meetings,
from one end OF France TO the other, from Marsees
TO Lille from Aayge 70 Bordeaux. In my opimon,
however ''lree tradeh VIII carry the day, as
although the northern towns, such rs Roubaix, iiie
&C, here tue cotton workers dwell, are dead
a.alnst II. The WINE districts and SILK manufac
turing cities IN its iavor That there should
strong feeling against irce trade in England Is
cause OF considerable astonlsnment TO the french.
General Banks and Mr. N. Appleton, the delegate
from tue Boston Board OF Trade, have returned
IRON the opening OF the Suez Canal. Mr.. Appleton
VIII ful report 10 the Boston Board Trade.
4 letter Of congratulaon, signed by a large numoer
OF Americans, was presented TO Al. de Lesseps at
caro-.
rne report oi conference In reference 70 Fast
ern affairs has again been current. IL IL Without
foundatlon: and II Is equally untrue tnat France
has assumed an attitude independent OF tue
other rowers. The report arose III consequence or
the numerous meetings wnicn have taken place be-
tween the ambassadors and their JOINT action IN en-
Geavoring TO bring about reconciliation between
tine Sultan and the Nicerey In Egypt great rivalry
exists between France and England. The latter
country has always maintained considerable lnfu-
cnce over the vlceroys IN consequence her Indian
possessons III TACT, Great Britain mad the monopoly
influence until the days of III. Barrot the French
Consul General, when France began To gain grouno.
| me oueZ Canal mas now given predominant posi-.
ton to france, To the great annoyance OF England.
The Nlceroy is decidedly III favor OF France but ne
is very macn annoyed Ut the delay III bringing TO
| conclusion the report OF The commissioners
| named 10 examine the capltuaton, which he
attriputes French government, aud
| particularly to the late Marquis dc M0ustler.
| The .captulation' may as We'll explain. The
rIated against the iniquties OF consular authority.
they say ana with tratn let strangers be tried by
their respective consus, but disputes between
Egyptians and foreigners should be decided 10y q
mixed commission OF Turkish and European au-
thorities. There seems To be no doubt THAI the pre-
/ uitiicuty VIII be arranged; but the irritating
| germs still exist, and conlict hereafter Will be
foreign subject, whether he bring an action or has
| one brougDt against him by Turk, the affair is
/ tried by ms consul ihe system OF each consul
| Calming 10 Try ms compatrios Is the cause OF
| daily disputes An Enellsnman and Q Frenchman
nave bone OF contention, IN tue shape of quarrel
! or "a debt; the question wnich consul Ia
| the case To be tried, and SIX months are lost IN
| diplomatic notes. lake, lor Instance the Egyptian
| Bank at Alexandria; the administration composed
| OF English, French, Belglans and Germans. A Turk
| brings an action against tue bank. Before the
consul OF wnat country IS the case 90 DC triea The
| Niceroy complained OF tue anomaly committee
| was appointed, 1t has been sitting for the last
| eighteen months aud cannot come u conclusion.
| The Empress has returned sale and sound IN ex-
celent health and spirits. Paris reloiees iii The pos
| session OF one more pretty woman IL Is extraor
dlnary mat III the nineteenth century people be
brought TO believe that her Malcsty's Journey was IN
consequence oil having committed u gigantic rob
berry. NJ. La FORBADE dc Roquette, the Minister Of,
Interior, was on Saturday last vending his way
along the rue st. lOn0re, on his road h0mewards.
| Before nun We're Two wofknen. whose conversation
he overheard. one oil tseIn informed the other thar
'1t Is positively true thai the Empress has away
with a,o00,OOo OF the peoples money! The Minister
! OF Interior tapped hin on the shoulder ana said
"iou don't know all, my good friend the Empress
| has niduen the money under one OF the pyramids,
! ana YOU had better 40 anu get IL
! speaking oil the Minister uI Interior reminds me
that NJ Olivier has not yet decided whether he VIII
take that ofce Or become President OF the Coun-
80 large majority. lie wished Tor par
| liaIneneary opposition Ike in England, without
part o N. Uitsler: can only tell you what he saJs.
| IL ~ possible that many 0l your readers may
understand the functions o the Council OF state;
wlth Your permission ! wiil describe them:--Al
laws before pfomulRatiou must be examined IN the
Dureanx or the Council OF state indeed no discus
sion in the Chambers can take place until TINS
iornallty be e1ected The Council of state has the
power OF altering proposed law or OF refusing 1t
i Il, to.J. In the Corps Legtsaiu a law can be tro-
posed but must be sent 10 the Council of
| be reported on before any further action can De
| taken. II is then sent back to inc Chamber to De
j
latif OF which there nine. The selection OF the
| members composing the Dureaux ~ made Dy draw
1 ing their names rom an urn. They tnen elect
| president and secretary. The president reports 10
the Chamber the result OF their aeberations and the
law Ii afterwards discussed Dy the Corps Legslatf
/ Ihe Marquis de TalOoues win, without doubt, be
Munster OF Foreign Affairs. AZ the other posts
the new ministry are NOT as YET definitely distributed
/ do mo- give you the names OF probabte future
| ministers.
/ We are likely 70 be enllveDed with good scandal
The gossip-inongers viii ere long be In tile seventh
heaven OF delight. a family law suit will settle the
division OF property, VITA which Curious anecdotc
| IS connected For Obvious reasons suppress lne
names of interested parties. A wealthy merchant