New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
FRANCE.
=, p,c,pn,s MOTION FOR THE PRODUCTION OF
ALL PROMISES OF PREFECTs TO INFLUENCE

ALL PROMISES OF PRbFEClo ~ ANfN'
wiring on July 8, the Paris correspondent
~ Tbe Io,,1on Datiy says: On the ISL NJ Iea
raised great laugh by saying WITH moSs sd Seen dis
puted on the ground OF wholesale argesses anu ON the
By the directors had been Evidence
Now IA n great many OF this KIND would DC
forward before the scrutiny was over anu W brIng out
fine whole truth must necessarily be IN pOssessoh ,a
the evidence bearing on the sueG h Ho nbvsnons
and promises made to departments towns ana M
within PeGOG as This demand produced shrug
OF the shoulders from NJ RouheI but no MhisGt INC
answer It, During pause 1s AK an aceonRt off, and
Picard wound up the incident by saying II I ia
remain silent, the country VIII Judge OF then "e0' " ''
MOVE OF THE MAJORITY TO cHRCKMATE THE OPPOSITION,
Writing on July the Paris correspondent OF Ihe Lo1t-
% Min Ne,Ss The members OF the majority nave
made bold attempt TO take the WIND CUT OF inc sans
the sf Ct tbeT avn ANN AZ dn Ma one Of the vcepres
dents and an intimate friend OF d. kouheT mas gu
an ipterpeatiouthus wOrded we, the underslgneu
sire TO nterpeae the Government as TO the necessary OF
Imparting force to the institutions Oh tne
itf Inv inesns-st of the re-estabshment OF the ad.
dress a. of larger and more simple ORGANIZATION y.
~ Amendment; and 4th the nomination by tile Chamber
of its entire bureau The latter clause necessarily I'M
Plies that the President should 6e elecieu Dy INC N
Der instead OF nominated by the Crown
THE EMPEROR GIVES UP MS cHAMBERLAIss, I'll.
16Go Dafv News says The rumor today is that the
Emperor In exceedingly liberal mood and has made
up lis mind sacrifice the seats Of all his
and equerre unless they elect to quit his personal ser
'i'' THE pr,pLE A oUArRE on THE EMPIRE.
The new number OF the Diabte Qu1re propounds the
following seditous syogism founded on prenSes oI tS
very highest authority In winch II denes PIN
and Rouher. aided by NM Dreolle aud Robert hcnel,
20 pick hole War is civilization (Chalons) the Empire
qSd. -,-,.,. :. .n,vor
some official statistics relative schools for adults In
France have lust been published: During the Winter OF
Tor men and 566 for women In 1890 making total OF
93 3s schools operation from the lst OCTOBER le 20
the lat April, 1852 The number OF pupils was isJ OF
whom G7s 725 were males aud 1888 females being total
OF 1898 than In the preceding year Inc peIsons
cent while in 1857 Cs they we're 1923 No fewer than
iisii schoolmasers gave their services gratutously
22f each. for the cost OF warming and Lighting
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES-THE CoNTEM-
PLATED INTERPRETATIONS.
The Tiers party, says the Temps, has finally
deoded upon the Interpolation which they intend 10 sub
NIT to the sanction OF the Chamber IL Ia as follows
ask to the Of on me COUNTRY b
assocating It, in a manner more complete ana EN-
Sai T p5amdt eg direction afS 81 Said Ms: Buffet
Emile Olivier segris and Louyet aud it had received
had taken part in the deliberations have declined to
give their support on the ground that the LANGUAGE IS
not sufficiently strong on the other hand two deputies,
named by virtue OF Administrative patronage have
earnestly supported IT,"
A DEMAND FOR PROTECTION,
The Moniteur des Interests Materials, referring
to petition Of the ronounders Of Franche Comte to
the Minister OF Commerce. says: This petition repre-
sents that the iron OF Franche COmte the reputation oil
which IA well known, has TO sustain competition win
SwedishGerman and Swiss iron which, protected by
permits pays than siS per cent on It's value, by
which means the customs DO not receive half the sum
which tho treaties supulate. In fine, 10 use
the words employed by the Committee the
coke iron, which It easy TO produce quickly ana at
low price sufficiently protected by the rate OF co
francs. while irons OF superior quality, which require
preparations long time In advance, have protection
except the uncertain rates Of the permits. They are
therefore more than ever the object Of speculation be-
cause they alone be profably sold In France IL
naturally follows this state fittings that when an advance
take place In the price Of common irOn the rates for
fine irons scarcely be maintained, and their sale be-
and more difficult system OF this charac-
evidently result I'm rendering France tributary
TO other nations for superior rOn and the Committee &c
corugy expects that the Government Will not close It's
eyes upon the situation and Will make the necessary
changes when considering the revision Of the treaties Of
commerce"