, 1869-12-01

mons. speeches, Ind 9rmonssraAes from the
Judges, tu1t II tIthA good old hnes. One Of |
them took bis tai from the old rnmons4xnaea Of
tho PaFtan,eat tho koysEurnent Of t.a Bous-
bons, IN order b fnake NJ understand tat the
empire deserved what tasJ received. and hight
xes It some dsT. We vA1 see- Tho reopeninE qf
the Court Of casattoD, Or Supreme Court, ssysS
iAdy IN opportunity for = vezJ decont bsn asee,
which faend you. The 6nprstne Court Ia general |
II ooupaacd OF old men, with hstrie4s and Ahl- |
h1a5 ekus, and Who for fnAt reason, have been
dve1 tho nickname Of "knsez.r This Il rot |
YET respectful. hut respect Is oonn.edisy which
II not IN much dotnaod IN Ftapea, and especially
II tPA,iA The court met, Tor LIS solemn opening
sesaton, In IN old hui1drg forming pszt Of The
Pa1tce of Justice, aHd called the Hoiy
chspal, where htes haze TIT PRIV.
Na<s Of attending seated On = stand placed
ASovo the eooFt7 nks balcony box. THIS yeAt
the gallery xts poorly repaired, And va qutra
open IN front, 70 that the anuaustsa Judges could
see At least The lexn u snesn 1AdIeA VINO, puiuq.
tsftfJ ~ uoe did not Aite than. 4 esunsollot,
who WIZ certainly purbllnd, iealoua Of no sna,per
looks Of hA colleagues, took offence ut this hight,
knd sent to The gallery one Of the od1eel7 Of me
cou1t, 10 xas1 thoss legs that thsy exposed theu-
6tlves loo much. Whether the oncel wAs ciuusJ
or cottse IN hls mesaage to these ladea or whesh-
e. the message Nas badly Fosned q badly r.
celved II 10 certain that It offended Il east one OF
~AAe-T~ >-H+AAN4
be heard below: +" Tell these gentlemen that they
ahow N thets knees 70 freely that ne naJ show
them out le1s-" Naturally. We ali laughed.
TH1 RKIcoHcnAEIH
Tue Ifecnrc!lahle papers, ~ they are called,
continue thelr attaeks on the government 80 v,o-
leuay, 10 coafselJ, and NTH such outrageous At
sututy, that thsy fecou On their authors. and aid
the Emperor instead OF nurs1uE hin. There arc
the ct1uunies ltea and exAgvt.atIous IN the style
Of Victor Hugo, which belong 10 the farces or
melodramu Of the botlevard. The Ministers
have paid attention 70 al tits, and have thEest-
eued prosecution. But the Emperor very wisely
forbade that, and permits them to say pretty
much what they please. Caf!catusea
.Fe not yes allowed, hus there
which Il hundred tines better, The only way 10
bride the presa II to give Il perfect freedoE-
Rochetort himself, Who, IN the Lanterne, has both
At Brussels and parix, repeatedly !uSulted the En-
perer, has returned to Paris to pnt himself IN
nomination. The uutiraelJ xeH Of thu Ministers
aud their oflcen arrested HIN At the frontier.
The Rppsror E1vo m order for his immediate re-
lease, ssytog that BE- desired Mr. Roeheiort might
nA.e perfect freedom whNe tettsAz his election.
II Rocheiort, after this, eoatauea to Astatk the
Emperor who haa paruonet him. certainly tho
pnbl'c11t will not play the bes. part Ia tue atair.
C1NnTIA.
In Belgium. ths Empress carlosta, the
widow sf AAxlMl1lau. Is II state o.
permanent tnadress, which cAuaeA tbs physlolana
todsspair. Her only thought II to escHpe from
tho cattle u TervueTe1, where she IL con1aed. 10
order to sycd the poison which aha believes 10 to
b. xtTrn Aer. The other day. ahe attempted TO ny
IN tse notse Of one pt her escort, SD would have
| succeeded II It had not been for Colonel Van de
vefd whoae duty It IL 10 watch over her constant
y. In order to appeass her some what, taefe Is
telt2l1phie Appa1asn1 1t tho castle, which WORK
coai,anty, 70 sead the imaginary orders which sst
d5ectk On Ill sides 70 arrest the fAncted Eossousn
! bJ whom shs be!is4 "a Asraelf threatened.
| EPAN.
In Spain, they say, il IL pretty 1e&rly cettat.
that the puks Of Genoa will be choaen King. III
ta nephew OF Victor EmAnuels aon Of brpthe
Of the King and 4 PrncesR Of SR1onJ, AT
brtther Of The Pr1uctss AarKuertte, called IT,
hAndsouaeAt woman Ii 1tlly, and wtte Of the elder
SOC OF Kl1k Victor. Hs is 16 Iears old, Atd aeen
| to hAve SLOWED his inter 10 nonopolize al III
graces, 70 few hts he retained for himself. Il
does rot pogsesa much natural capacity, but
constitutional ktRG dsea net need much, his part
sAna say; and he nns quite number, or accoun
Of hts youth and lncapactty. because each on
hopes that, With ! little Adastst, he wilt goTey
in the nsme Of the beafdless King Still, therr is
strong party against him In SpAlu-a4 tho Repas
ucans. numbering abont ntty In ii. cortes, an
tbs priests, who do not want the nephew OF th
e1eounnntcAsed King Of lsal5. So his choice
still uncertatn, Notwithstanding what his fnent
! saJ.
ECEorE,
King vlctor Enamel II soon to meet the Eo
: 9e,or Of Ausrrik On hts return from Constant
: nople. The rendezvous Ia to be At Naples. TIT
= | w!ll dtscu1s there tho coMuon meaaares to
! saten In view Of the future council aud the Pop
Austria. With her Bishops At the head, will rest
the encroacaments Of the pspAcr, which thrcate
, to have nofe Rnd more absolute control over Il
, remnants Of tts Ch1tstan rock. Aud, what
wor7e for the PaparJ, ia that your Ancs!ci
D!ancpa agree on ttis point with the AuIts4a7
and many Of the FreAch, especially the Arc
t. bishop Of Paris, whose ubetA desires are cleal
Ehowu IN his recent letter. Haa the tine COZ
sor Ront, Il Ntn as Tor tie French Rad ~
: trtaa Errpi1es, when per1onal government N.
ceass It sec 1cs probable, II least at present B
:. In Europe, more than anywhere Alse,
wN uay delay this for ysat1, aud
- war Is SO poaslole, 20 probable, Prussia toc1eAt
:. lnsteRd OF dimtanhtuE her arrAmclts; R1s
:. does the same, and neither Franco Kor Aust
:, d!saru. TIE Eastern que4tiou u Eetued for :
:. moment, and the report II ltat tho Snlsan, IN
der rot 10 humi!tAts too rauch his vasaal,
Khedive Of Egypt, Will net take part II the ops
ing OF the Suez Canal. But the people Of schl
= :. wing suli complain Of Pralata; the French g
e1nmsnt AaA ref1sea that Of Prussia ptrntss!ol
negotiate \ iosn 4, ths Paris BouyEe: King Vic
Emanuel Il very sick. an& hia death nay b. I
70 E&nA 10. Republican insurTeItoa IN 1tai5. wh'
.e Eal br The tarca Of war Or revelation In Earoa
u Ek14 oAn&s1