, 1869-08-26
PARIS.
The Provisions Of the Sena-
.. tus Consultum.
It's Cool Reception by the Senate.
Journey Of the Empress to Jeru-
: salem. ~
ofenbach's New Opera--carlists in
Spain-Pohtical Rumors.
The Scandinavian Alliance.


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| n'es, IL VIII oalf"n aooat taen'. anu nnaAy 'el
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appioe 'nus, oeaoatsa1 70 anger on WIN Inc hoa1
OF tlese CONCESSIONS anus tne age o. the young
ffnce VIII nuoR OF the ESTABLISHMENT Of sone
Few Absolute Tfytn4f' ..--.. .-...
II Is an cltoE-the delaslon Of troubled power
which ia falling TO decay. In the days OF steAm
anu electricity IN which We live, II IL necessary TO
| rroTe with the age, or be passed snd be OYER
tRro"n or abandoned b5 IT, Now II seems Is II 1a
| VIII soon be Far tate OF hs imperial power Us Of
! the English alttocracE and the Papacy. All re-
| sist; the t.st b? winning and the othera by tu-
ertta, but the cunning Of the 1rst VIII probably
| pfecIpate Its fate. As !. has once a1rea4ly, bY
| surprise, oyefshrpwn parliamentary power, anil as
I this way Of doing business u tradlt:onary With
the Dennparte family, Il rebui1tlh the power bop
Ing that he niaF dispose Of It easily By proroe1-
lion. dissolutton- &c. Now this very Parliament
| will nnish undermining him during its drss se5-
| sion, and Will come Cay. MI alans CT with Franco
| Inspired tJ Il, ulro" ou, As useless yestment,
|
] errets, and which can no longer shelter Il.
] Republic Of monaIchy7 Who or what will re-
rlacelt: No Que can lorcsee, 1or nothing is pre-
pared. But Egpuualc2ulsm fcrnlenls IN the ulasses
AMI among tho uprcr orieys, and the chances for
al actual though NC, no,..uai, republic ats H.
cIcasinx dag bs uay.
] RECEPTION By THE s1sArg.
THIS Senatus Cy,.euitunl, anil The new Pres!deu.
! who came with It, one bringing the othes IN spite
Of ITSELF us culprit tcars the Instruments of his
punishment, have ocen uaAly received by tho Sen
ate. They we're not hlased, for shey do not hiss
thcrc-it Wonl1 be In baf taste, and they dare not
I do It even II the!t own tantshrlcut were pro-
norneed- hut they arc net satisfied.
In the trs1 place. they say the new President
lords Il too much over his colleagues They re.
gret the rather coIonon, talsat!vc good p1turc Of
| the latc Prrsirlcnt, u. TropIo1g. The newcomer
has ccnfessetJ more ability. hut be nskcs 1t felt,
| aud consequently they dislike to see him cone.
Then they sec that, With h!s necessity for govern.
nlental activt,y cou1ncd In the seuale, Houhcs
will necessasly disturb Senatorial apathy and
this d!sp}eases most Of all The following Is going
the ronnhR on this subject:
1.-THE stnatus Con<ultunt, md he who brtnas II
ue, said @ senator, 'tptoiuce on nc the effect 81
stone falhug In marsh, ami troubling the PRO.
found pence which We enjoy" 'v
Nothing Is rnorc true So let Us look cut fos q
! specdy cfnak,np Of Seus.or1a, frogs,
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their new P.eAidens in the S-ndts Can~uEt,t,n and
| the Implicit threats IT contains. SurposlnS thcrt
was IN Intention to dEn1nnh ther wages Sup
| poetnc the7 were dropped from thirty TO twenty
thousand francs. They speak OF doubling thct,
! number, which II = t,at ftgr. They ~ant 10 rre.
rcut the ntung up Of cesta!n emoluneutA a.,l this
Il the first attack on the falartcs Of rnany Of them
This will be the nrst signal OF senasort.1 out.
treat, nnd the day that tt,els wages arr shoEr
! taerc will be Il general fisiag. Let ther nura,c1
| be doubled, their powers increased, and they be
disturbed they ~ho 6sk Int 10 he allowed
to e!eep tn their scass with their Eilde.,
ca1neris, and IL Is well Du: do not touch tnc.l
wages. There migat he Senatorial tempest
which would rot fail to becoGt yesy cur.ons; m
anr-chamber tempest
ACsTRo-FRANco-IfAL1AF ALLIANCE.
The fumo.s OF war are dying away, but they dt
Eot entirely cease. Prussia keeps on with heI
warl!te preparations. drilling her ant arEninl
her foFtres.e:. which VIC sha! do also, though o
. oL TO great Il scae. Thc5 aay thai King Vlcto
tn.nAnuel Is soou to IcaTneF to Paris, and will s.
, ns the El5sle, LEFT vacant hy lhe TEceFoy q
Egypt. and viii negotiate directly with .ht
Emperor te1attsa to IN oGeotvc and defensive nl
lance between Itsly, Austria and France. TRe
conditions viii oc IN Indemnify 10 the Fling Of Sa
| pies: the atsn'lopalent OF the Pope By France
certain territorial arrangements between Austria
and 1taly; : common resistance Of the three Pow
ers ata!us. the Pore al the next Council; asans
Frs..a aad Prussia IN case OF war, an1 CON
! HOE understanding for the so1Gtot
! OF the EASTERN question, whlch to-
: inc1esanE ds:acuues bet~een the sultan naa ta
! racaa Of Ee.pt threaten TO rFcc'rltate. "he'ne
: there Il any ruth In Al: this eanoot saF; M
, there Is rarely snloke without dH STU there
proeab15 nothing fe1iocs because T1sn, 1hls no
> weather. internal dEleaiiss ~ f7aaec uoacM
camp.lca:lo5s 10 l1as' a2A Fuiislea tegf
Aust7a men Of ssase IN tnesc countries nave pas'
: Ccss cccusE Ct thtls oTns aaa llore. on taet
: eacIs tu Atteni ta