, 1869-12-02
FOREIGN.
Tho London Times A1; Political
Affairs In Franz.
Russia to Establish Cotton Fields
in Central Asia,
The Eenfan burke a CaHdidofc
for Parliament.


Great Britain
R1s1xa N IRELAND.
NEW YORK, Dec l.
Heron Lordon despatch says: Information
from the secret agents Of the gorefnment, leAd4
to the belief that iAtn1 u threatened In Ire
laud."
HAnKAs cpRrE9 sCsFKHslof.
In the Csoinet, today, the question of conttnu-
Ing the s0eperGtou Of the Wit Of haeeas eo7ss has
been consldered. II u certain that extreme ueax.
ures vii be adopted shortly.
Tux 1KNA1Ss or GR1zGr PKl1opY.
LONDON. Deal.
The Monarch, with tho remains Of George Pea.
body, viii sal for America next Wednesday.
rrSAN CANDIDATE FOE PARLIAMENT.
The 1E.th Of Southwark have pat the Fenlau
Burke forward ~ \ candidate for ths Commons.
COMMERCIAL.
There Is considerable agitation IN commercial
circles At Manchester and elsewhere, feiatye to
the Increase of duty On French te1tle4
AkR1vA1A
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Az1ised-Clsr Of Laadae, frou New Fdyf.
LONDON, Dec- L.
Arrtved-ntoerntaa. srom Quebec.
France.
PARE. Dee. !.
TITS reported that n. Gee1zot has had audiences
with tho Emperor every morning.
IHk KNrKRoRB srxEcu.
Various Paris letters published tn the 1uornInK
papers agree that tie Empe.or'a speech on the
opening Of the Corps Legislattf fell na,, and tho
pueFc mind u disappointed. The more the speech
It considered tho leAs i. Il litcd-
POLITICAL DISTURBANCES Asf'crr4TKD.
PARIa, Dec l.
Apprescns.ons are entertained Of dl.tur bances
AM $hA% rt&r &tn n.
Tus 81 1oSpos TIVE, .. II Tus , Political II % srT.r,os
''N'' s''N'''' '''' "" AN % 1nsnox Sr'1o"' M
The 7fm<s Of Today IN m editorial Azt'cie On
po.t.cal affairs Ia France, says, .Tne Emrc,nrn A.
not Jet mastered the full Truth. The
Mtn'atesia1 responsibility which he comedies ia
Incompatible With the theory OF personal goyes1-
faased between me Two pHnclples-un1ee'ded,
ha1tipg-and 1t u uncertain which way he Hill io.
boae Ill far the neaettn1 de1c,onnent nj French
rr,1,ses h., :, r. 49, r,st !. VI eteAs''
progress, eu1 Il so~ co -s PAL.
Schneider has been elected President o, the
Corps Leg.slarf.
By Mali.
sr1Kcu OF TIE kaf9RoK 70 THE sxSA1E IND
coass ifdistA11f;
The tcss,on o, the Senate and esas. iey; S<s:!er ii
Eas feopehed to-aty Win crest ceremony by the
emperor, VINO aehfefed toe opening speeca from
tie throne. II Was hoped taf Empress might
pnss Y return !n i!ne TO take psE in the ce1euo-
uiee. but ehe nAs 10; ret reached Fat.t the En-
reIoE said: III = NOT Easy to establish regular
md ceaeefal ine5:T in Fsauce For mon:n. past,
society keemed to he tnenaced By subEerA5e pas
s,ors and freedom was compromised by the
c1ecstes OF the press and Of public assenblaces,
i1ut common scnft has already properly judged
these .culpah.e exagVeEation1 which. alter
ell, hare serted but to proFe the
Eu!dltJ CT the eal0ce founded BY popular suffrage,
But this uncertainty and trouble must last no
longer. The vii! OF the people unst be made
kuoEp. France wants liberty with ordeE. 0sler
l sntwet for: hel? nc mess!eufa to secure
liberty. Betwcen those who Would change Al,
md those Who would grant nothing, glorious
ccur'e mar Be chosen" The Emperor then Re.
ferTed to the staatM ee1su[tum Of September
1ast, which he said he hsa proposed With tho
purpose Of lnau9urattng new eta Of concllttt!oo
ard rtoQsesf. 1t wa4 the taat Of the Chambers
TO eld him IN earring ous tho plao- lie pro-
ceeded 70 enumcrate the municipal refotms
which Were 70 be made. Lie pronounced the
situation OF the country aatAfactorY, and declared
that, the noIe he WAS ready to grant reforms, sha
nore decided he WIS to MAINTAIN the principles Of
the coudsltudon Tho relations Of France with