New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
FRANCE.

The Emperor yesterday visited the City of Beau
vais, and received with enthusiasm by the peO-
pie The Mayor and Bishop of Beauvas received
the Emperor at the city gates and conducted him to
the Hotel de VILE where they presented addresses of
welcome to His Majesty. In reply to the Mayors
speech, the Emperor returned his thanks for the
welcome he had received from the municipality
and people of Beauvais. He reminded the
Mayor of his presence in the city at
the Inauguration of the statue of the
heroine, Jean FOugnet, la Hachette" eighteen
years ago. lie pleased to see the progress which
the city and the Department of which it was the
capital had made since that period in agriculture
and industry He declared that this prosperity was
mainly due to the order which for the past seventeen
years had reigned in France, and he was certain
that this condition of order would be seriously
disturbed. In response to the Bishop of Beauvais,
the Emperor said the addresses of bishops couched
in the language of piety were always received with
difference. If his prayers were heard religion would
be honored by happy people, and France would be
great and prosperous
HENRI ROCHEFoRT FINED AND IMPRISONED FOR
THREE YEARS.
Henri ROchefOrt editor of the LdnterRe has been
convicted of the charge of illegally introducing that
journal INTO France. He has been sentenced TO three
years Imprisonment and to pay fine of 5000 francs
To these penalties added the forfeiture of his
rights of citizenship for three years, including the
q
the Corps Legslatlf. .- -
MORE JOURNALISTS FINED AND IMPRISONED.
NJ NJ Limousn and Jourdan. editors of the Steele,
have been fined each 500 francs, and each editor of
the Opinion NdtiOHale has been condemned to one
months imprisonment with fine of 500 francs, all
for violations of the press law.
OPENING OF THE CORPs-SPEECH OF NJ. RoUHER.
The session of the Corps Legislatf opened to-
day. The Emperor was not present, and NJ ROuher,
Minister of State, made the opening speech He said
the Chamber was cOnvOked to verify its authority.
The renewal of the Corps Legislatif by universal
suffrage afforded natural opportunity for the nation
to express its thoughts aspirations and wants, but
the political results of that manifestation should not
be precipitate. The GOvernmentwould present reso-
buttons and projects of law in order to realize the
wishes Of the country.
THE ST. THOMAS TREATY AND THE UNITED
STATES.
Editorial articles appear in The MOHiteT and Pays
to-day the sale of the Danish West India islands
TO the United States. The two journals concur In
declaring that honor and selfnterest alike demand
of the American Government the faithful execution
Of the treaty concluded with Denmark.
PAYING OUT THE CABLE.
BREsT Monday, June %, 1862
Up to last evening, the steamship Great Eastern
had made G97 knots from Brest and had paid out 40
knots of cable There has been no fault whatever in
the Cable itself; the interruption noted few days
ago. it is now ascertained was owing TO Imperfect
tons in the land connections. The signals are still
perfect All well on board the steamer.
THE RIoTs-THE PEOPLE NOT REsPoNsIBLE-
THE EMPEROR AND EMPREsS-THE PAPERS.
IFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PARIS June 18-The great popular connections
that have made our Paris nights entertainments for
the past week have subsidized. The comparatively
few rioters who took occasion of them to act violent
parts and who did not appear on the scene till after
Monday. mostly disappeared after Thursday. Such
of them as were not among the arrested were driven
from the stage not by fear Of the police than
by the almost universal disapprObaton Of the pub
lie On Friday most extensive preparations were made
for preservation of the peace In all the barracks
the troops were fully equipped, and held ready to
act at minutes notice. Two regiments of curassiers
from Versailles. one of mounted chasseurs, one OF
hussar(s the mounted Gardes de Paris and the mu-
ncipa GaTdes these last the only infantry acuvely
employed we're already stationed near the points
where frouble was expected, or moving toward them
by dusk. .............. -
spent an hour from 81 to 81 o'clock, in the BOue-
Yards des Italens and Montmartre Had inst re-
turned TO Paris after fortnights absence and depr-
walton of newspapers should have asked what was
the Fete On turning out of the Champs dAutn
my eye fell upon the armOr of squad OF moving
cuirassers land great cOncOurse OF fO0tpassengeIs
and vehicles; auu nOlnlhS eASo " OAOiVO ~
tentiop The further went mp the street the denser
the crowd of much the same composition as on any
pleasant holiday night. Children Win thelr parents
and women. proper and improper IN que pro-
Iortion The cafes were all open and the outside
tables all beset with customers. On MOntihalue
shops closed more generally IMAM at tne n4aL,
hTniorers had been requested during the gay
10 deposit their guns and pistols at INC
Ionyre Boulevard POissOnieTc was more densely
tIrouged and QloOmy-all shops closed and only Oil
lamps here and there substituted i0r gas the pipes
had been broken the preceding night. " 70 &SO no
cries or loud noise of any kind audible TO thiS report
ers ears though heard aud read next morning tlat
such were vociferated as furthermore READ Ihat
quiet was restored toward o'clock. was again on
those Boulevards at half past midnght, ana the
tranquility was perfect. Meantime they had Deeh
swept by cavalry and police, Who above Menunaiue,
still objected 10 the free circulation OF the luy
curious There have been too many indlvlduai eN-
CeptOns. but generally the sweeping vas zone IateI
gently and but few arrests were made; ne p9lIee-
men who checked my progress to the b9uieVaIas ny
the Rue Richelieu this seCOnd Visit, dld so WIN
perfect ciVility-whlcb, seeing they were scaIiI VI
sleep for so many nights should be credited 10 theh
Not q shot has been fired during these tfOuDieS GU
or nv soldiers or policemen. These last have uSed
short loaded club and II IS said, iron hsuets WIN con
siderable freedom, aud have been met IN rev ln-
stances by fists aud sticks. Ot course there is store
of bruised bodies and broken heads. Bat QUO ucala
has occurred that OF rOwdy who tore at or tore on
fhe epauete OF a cavalry officer, and was sraghtWay
,rortallv wounded by a swOFd-cut from the enraReu
officer This occurred the exterior BOuleyafds
tiat separate Vlette aud Beeyllle from the Eau
boargs du Temple and st. Antoine. This quarter mas
leu the scene OF the most violent material opera
fi06s of the rioters. Mingled with its great p0pula-
ton Of honest OuvrieFs aud little bourgeois IS larger
element than i'm almost any other quarter OF me CITY,
recruited from the ranks OF wee ana crime
and homeless poverty. But the worst that happened
here on Thursday was the smaslnng OF gs-lahps
and Of some windows; two or three VINE shops were