, 1869-07-10
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Tho Situation In Spain.

The Situation In Spain.
EFRox oEA OWN ConHEsPoxpKxEl
PARIS, June ea, 1863.
KAp or 1nK kIoyB,
The duA about which 30 much Was said Aud
which were in reality but street toya frolic A.
ter che election, ere 1t IN end Fsrfa hs3 segzlned
its ordinary ply ysognout Of TN lMnense hostelyJ.
The strangers hare returned. This theatres, cafes,
restaurants, gardens, pAtks, BquareA and benche.
1lang the walks Hrr d'ied with tdIera nAlre OF
foreign, last Al before the Disturbances. Undet
the bkf-Wh1ch gu1l p!ttlekhy sheds On Us AAowerl
Of leg rainfall moves On for the 1esI In this best
Of posslble worlds, a. Folts4re said In his day.
As foz the riots In themselves aud their cost, 1t
| q little; some heads were brutAed; klosqles and
| glasses broken to the value Of $4,000; q thou.
saod or twelve hundred people arrested, OF whom
1our-ofth md half have been released; hun
| dred or a hundred and nlty yonng fellows sen.
fenced to Imprisonment fot few days-and that
ends the matter.
RcDExTa
As In ali ra1is1an Hots there were a1nnaing
Acenes, and II Ibis had nos troubled the fmmacu-
tate feut Of tho modern Babylon, the thing would
he rather amusing. So during all these days peo-
pie nes on tho boulevard. saying:
"Tnb Is nfesome-mud md no hot low Is
one to pass the esen1ng3r
We -1nEt, In the nrst place. Laugh 1t everything,
and especially II those Of rs who have been In
preSuon4hlc enough u Be moved ty TINT piece OF
electoral nonsense, In which the various specta-
tors were at once actors nnd suderere. Thus
there were 50 many wonen at the scene Of these
troubles, that after last disturbance they found
On the ground hundred mems and women's hats,
and Also-and veil my lace Is Say thlB In order
10 excuse N, sell for my tndLscrcuon townfd the
fAtrer haif OF acknowledgements chlgnons.
They zero carried to the police station, and no
lce Was given In the papcrs that those
which were properly ldent1ned would be re-
stored 10 the owneEs do not know how many
put II claim. AZ for the hats, the!
were the spou OF the Officers who, 1t Is said, atler
the s1ot VAS over, entertained themselves by IJ-
Ing them on. The EaEp!ckers, WhAt with the
broken El1sa and torn clothes, drove po04 bust
ness LOT two OF three evenings with the p!cEpock-
els, who Of course were prezeut at these onbreakR
The latter, however, rtsked a good deal because
crowds don't }cbt With robberA One Il them
caught tn fdy+onk dtitetu came nigh be-
Ing thrott'ed w hts nelghbors. when, luckily
for him, they decided 10 take him to The next
station But on reaching there the fellow very
sbFewdy began to hnrrah for the republic. The
of1lcera ut once Jumped On hum, and pushed him
back pel NEIL with the totets, In whose compact
ranks he hid himself 80 veil as TO cscape his plum
dered peEsecutorN and the deceived oilcera.
Elsewhere on the boulevard. two boys stopped
before refrcshmen1 stand and boldly asked
for couple Of sees, costing nboat o franc APIECE.
tHare you, then, robbed the nail:" said one TO
the othtl, In o low voice
"to. You ure 1901. We will eat Then
when paJ.tiue comes we will get up riot and
slip od."
UnlucItly a waiter heard them, and the head Of
the establishment played. the part Of an officer
before the riot, " giving them lev ktcks, soft
ened ty the general laughter Of the customeA
Al plcct1c, where the prisoners Nere locked Up,
there were also entertaining scenes, Although,
AZ prisoners, they were entitled only to strax,
bread water and shadow5 vegetable soup, they
were allowed mattresses and soleTable food. 50
the next day, an En9lishman, whose curiosity had
led him so fur that he got arrested grayely asked
this head jaller II he could haso
Bordeaux and brandy. Then, when
they told him he could, he would
pay something extra, he asked the price and md
Ing that 1t suited him, and Was more moderate
than at hla hotel, he declared his willingness to
Rpend several weeks in that establishment Unlf
Of the English, II not more, arc escaped Bedlam
patients, and Ed theMBelres quite at home at
B{cetrt, which ia our BedlAm.
The riots which occurred In the departments
were no more serious than those OF Paris. The
e1als Of those arrested are nov going On, and none
Of them reveal an5thing besides the ordinary
e1ervescence Of the electoral seasoo. Even now
the rumnra which were ecattcred at nrst, that the
Duke d. Arnnale had paid the rioters and that it
cost him TIC milllons; tnlt It was Italian, prus-
ssan, English or American money, and all the e1.
nggeratet and ridiculous reports Of the alarmists
have been 5orgotson.
MEETING OF TIE CulXuEn-
AB for the elections, and the general sentiment
OF the country for the government that Ia much
moro serious matter-so Rer1ous that we do not get
iangh at 1t, which Will come, however, no doubt,
us soon a We cAh see little more clearly In the
clouds OF the future.
The Chamber meets on the e5th to examine III 9 |
certificates Of election. Then the government
viii probably undergo t1st and very painful at
tacE In order to carry certain dstricta, It has |
Used and abused MI its governmental means, by !
cutting up districts to help the interests Of some
candidates; By the pressure Of the Prefects Ma
oFs and priests esent who In many placcs maIe |
compact With the poweta that be- In favor Of cleI-
lcal candidates: by promises and threats Of all |
kinds, DC It will be bitterly reproachcd With ]
thls. The Opposition Candidates have done no /
less, Il IL true. But the faults o! the Opposition
-annot be Of tho zane consequence as those OF J
he government Tile next session viii be segero |
or It.
LITTER OF TIE ExrIROn.
Bt&tdes, the Emperor, ordinarily rcTy measured |
n his Eo1ds. and especially In his Writings. hass
Elihopt sutncient rraAou, think, abandoned LIS
lAb1tua1 reserve. To the letter Of Of the most
nsigptneans delegates OF the majority, he replied
q letter which has been Published, and become
Almost of1clnl aud Ii which he SAYS TINT nj pres
mt be docs not See thai there IL any reason for
changing principles or pelsons, 10 far a. the gov
.rnnent VIE concerned In good French this
Deans that he viii grant no more liberty, and will
lot change hls Mtnisttrn For bis own sake de-
Irc 10 believe, aud do believe thai he wrote thts
u reply 70 tho mob to prove that be did not
,!ve why to threats. but In 4 few mouths, tmme-
lately after tic Beaston, ho cannot help doing
or Otherwise he will zee 4 movement |
tart and spread In the counlry, 20 great that
,elthcr he nor The army, nor any one, will he Rule
. 1pns.er H. The Emperor though be NAY |
lot aeetn 10, knows MI this very wcll 1 be-
Icve-the condition of public opinion,
he French naturc, itnretuou1 and rcsolutc
n occastons-and he Will not rcstst II, unhs7pi-
,, he u blinded BY ttls cloudy atmosphere, which
ooncr Or lsteT cnyclopca sovcEelSns like shruui
md sends their dJp2atiea to exile On The bcatsull;
he increases by . personal fault Of useless rc-
istanee this vcniAl but constant faults Of his Mn-
stess: If, Aiove III, the madnesa which Jupiter In
pres those Khnm he wishes IL destroy scIzcs
iitn DO that he nlsundefstAuds the growing voice
II uu!Tersal Suffrage, the popular tide Will carry
I'm, too, away with one Of Its swelling wascs, nslt
- carried away 40 many things In France within
ccntutJ. God ulono cnu check the sc4, aud tho
,coplc aIe ses.
TIN sEwrEB or rAn,a
In tho Meanwhile. aud TO TT to trEn people
rom political Ideas, they speak much Of new
rolks to b carried out at ratts or In the depart
ucntA ThuA although they arc constantly speak-
oR OF the immediate departure OF uauas1nan Tor
Ike11a. the great boutcyard works that have been |
cSun will be finished ~ soou ~ poxalnlc- They
fin begin presently to make plans for cnnA from
,icppe " Par1s, which will be ono hundred aad
4gnty kllomcSc11 ionE and cont eighty million !
'ancs, As for The planA It Ia very well, but the
Fa1lty win be more dlnaeult TIE railroad CON- I
au1cs Arc too powerful not 70 stop thing which
Fould give two Of them 4 fatal blow. Thcu there
question o. u23ng to1 Agricultural purposes the
rate1 Of tho seven Of Pa11s, Instead Of Ioonshy
'dinR II IN tho 9ctnb q wo h4re done from ttue I
nnenor1A+ IT, great thing, Insignificant Is
secnA
It u eat1ased that The subtc7ssueAn river, With
'anuo1d st1uents, which nows under Paris, poura (
1t Il, OK, ,ooo cubic mctsrs Of w1ttf cycsy JcaE,
ctn2 IN Arcrage Of 100, b0o cubic nttrrs day, or
$40 PEI second. Each uaotse rtses tnree kllo-
anIuea OF matter, pf which 'tNo-thtrriA Asc IN !
,s1cnsiou and onc-shlrd u Aissolred Ills worth
the 1Fc1aSc, owing to .ts rtchnea, In azobc
,oaphoFua and rotssh. ten cent1ncl tho mctrr- | !
! aftef separaung The solid Substances Erop, the
steE, The sewers OF tho carttAi witt bp worth Z
snua1y 100000 francN whIo now they | !,
npU ther puusf3lns contents into The !
rer, Instead Of giving agriculture '
IL magnificent na1C1n Thc eh!nG 4 b
utilize this. Int the neAnA, those Ascuryel |
cans, the sspMhl.nC-bloek Of human things arc !.
u eaaJ 10 nnd. a hundred questions arse Of
trnd tufcscStA, htAta+ and PRACTICAL difficulties d
be tuIMonnted, which have till now LEFT ttt1 | lt
altcr lnso.ublc. Thcgr Is m experiment to be :,
nde On grand scale In plain near Pas1a that ] =
GenueFilleEa, where hcrt VIII be great depot, :,
nsy yiam Of the wcss, where farmers will come a
bay LIQUIDS or solids accohd,nr u iheIr FANCY | p