, 1870-02-25
PARIS.
scenes in the Corps Legsslattf---
ii. Theirs and the ministry---
Free Trade.
The American Colony at Paris,
Court Balls Of the 6eason-Rigidity
Of Rtiqueste-Enghsh In
tyuders.
Tho Cent Gardes- - Rcfr csh'
men1Ss
t1sox cvx eyx CORRESPONDENT

|
,,.,.or. .rn ,1ks 6ea voyages, which are
NOS, fo1tunata when there IL nosotog 70 oe re- |
,ter, ARD I can congratulate myself on Ibis weee.
,,y tne aake of ny country, that no salient occo-"
.ener tss cong to trouble o1r quie- Tats IL NO!
,rry profitable for the cDroncle- IN geueta- Who ,
ives On ruunrs, accidents, and disturbances NEe
some pnholy Rhoul: but. to tell the truth, had
r,.thrr hare j1,tle than TOO much TO relate to
,,n nnr POLITICAL atmosphere Is towering with
e m,nept storms, that navo roma fesr Of The
eaat tnundc9clAp. To pertop wno well kuows
f,ar,s apd the iausr'r- calm Of IT'S normal coz !
dt;ou, 1t Is II Interesting thing to os1erre, a.
symptom, the feveY1sn unrest which poenessea II,
eud 1t the least SIR makea 1t believe in the occur
reneo OF some Bertous nyent. The beating Of
arnrn,. = locomotive which makes Eltio more
man ,he usual uos4e chance mnrdes, a oght, =
notnrR. exctes the Gro vd 1ad ellis II H.th pas s'on.
Yesterday, and tho day before, owing to the a.
esssinAt,ou oi TWO prisAEc ctttzeuS,-sad occuf-
repces but coming Under the category Of ct!ues
freqoeu, IN ait large eaaglouerst!oo. OF ,udtVduas
-pa.1s WAS dla.usbed. and here and there were
fearful fpo1s ~ In the old uf1s Of the Old fl0ts
TROUBLE IN THE CORPS LEdzzIAT1E.
In the Corps Lte,tati, also, tbs o1her day, there
wus TIE sane trouble, oHtrg TO commonplace
rurh uttered oy the most malicious Of orator.. IL
Ts,e1s. IN ordinary daJal It would have been re-
ceiyed with Mghs smile-rothipg more. At pref
eut the Chamber WAS d6motazeo for an hour and
a
sser1al c,tsa Al the noneur. 90 this ia interesting
aa symptom to be studied By whoeger 1kes 10
learn 10 &now nan, that curiuas anlna1, conttnn-
iii, degc14eed and alway8 unsnoxn, and OF whom
petnes you ros l. though Of the family, KNOW what
he does haze below. viii tell the seor3'
REMARKS OF II. 1H1kRa.
They were dlscnsslrg the question whether they !
should deuounce the COMMERCIAL rfesttes w1:e
ENGLAND or &u other worde, whether France nnould
or should uot In the tree trade policy lhs nns pot-
eued for some years. Ii. Thlera, Who, oY au Old
anomaly, imposed ~ prostdetee on this atatesman
10 remarkable IN msty respec:s, 1s alFaJH opposed
to all real hnmau,tarlau progress, was sreann&
or course. he Illuminated skni1s. free trade
piled ngures upon figures, Pellon upon
Ossa, and bS1Mancy upon brt1ltsncy, AZ wnse
aweeps o,er wave IN . bos.enlesA sea. The
ChaEber was not instteut've; 1t never IL. sud
canuos po, when h. ThterB speaks, but 1t WIS rot
lsttuIuR With ecatacrc pleasure. II Is vert nAto-
raj, no matter what party one belopgs' 70, TO be
vexed TO tee 70 emmett an ladtsldust pnrduln2
What u eE1dehuy 60 fa1se a road, AID inst, TOO,
through An e1eess Of pstfiot1sm.
OF cou.te, this nodded admiration did not an
swer the pu1posn OF the mas,cion1 orator. who
1oubtleas said 10 himseH, !" Wait bit, and VIII
awaken them.n Fer, suddenly, almost without d
tzauslktor 1n two three dubious pbrates, ne IN"
formed them that the Ministry represented Ita
! specnl party aLd net the ma}or1ty; for The ms
| etc At these words there waa great tnnols IN
the majority, and spplaose from the Left All
| people, and The mpJorliy OF the Chamber best OF
ALL Know that 1t Ia Lot the real expression OF the
| sentiment OF the country, and that most Of them
\ II they had 10 u1deIgo BgA!n the ordeal OK 1nl'
rtrsal outrage, without the Interference Of tne
| government 10 help them, would Tot b re-elect-
ed, BIT 1t was hatd to swatlor. aud they guiped
\ it cowp, srunbhpg. scoadipf, relucunx, II une
| does nen one has 10 SWALLOW any d1aagrceahle
tcee.
Upon this attack, unpremed1tated, perhaps, int
certainly unexpected. The ostens,ole leader Of tne
I ERnt FORBADE Ia Rlauel1e, inc lsss Secretary Of
the Interior, aLd the direct manufacturer Of this
lptul,ed majority, replied warmly 70 u. Tnie't:
"You claim to be the friend OF the present Mlniss
terr," fald he; II pity The Ministry Tor having
such uncertain nlendA" 49,.
This was irue-a good thrust. The Right laugh.
ed, applanded, and showed Subtraction In fsa turn.
Yes, but one never hss the last word with thil
| little man Thteta- BE hall rose, an1 his la1tetto
voice. which pierccs TO tre mhsrow. taid. "At al
efeuta do not claim to take their places Rs NTH
| tslerf."
The epg1am wHa al. the better, because at tas'
very nonent there was IN utderhand conspiracy
to put N. Fofeate oscE in lhs Eahtne', with hi:
!, enemy, II. Olivier. but when It "a question o
obtaining porr1olto al hates are forgltteD, aut
N. Fo,c4de hoped 1ney asld, to auccsed n. Lou
! Yet as Minister IT Comme1ce- .
Il. Thit1s' remark waa received With e1Q1san
! laughter BY the Left Whle the hoirtned Right, Al
eaulted IN The person Of lis caief, began 10 cfJ
. "ordes," which is lA way Of getting out OF
scrape. ...-
RkrLY CT N. OLIVIER.
: However eiucc neither tho minority Of The Chan
ber uor the Ministry could renan Silent after sue
7 double. edged attack. II. Ohisfer, tie head o
! ! the adntpistration. came the REX day and mad
= | what We call ministerial speech, much praise
$nA he 81
l With genuine Ministerial impEndence, he declare
y that the msjotsy Of the Chamber represented 10
y I eentiirents tf the majority Of the people Of It
countrY; that he Knew It, and that he relied upo
4 II, etc, elc In sncr' 1t Was regular act OF eu
!. MISSION, get On with enloges and prosestatlons
z devotion, 10 taat sane mAjorlty which he ep2f
y | yest ago. and abused a montn ago Tney CT
e tns. snrr d1e.s ard eskiful way Of attaching
!. majority TO hlu call It co=ardtce, and, what
c. worse, useless coxart'ce, and, Therefore, gre
. elundtr, the reEulE Of which
y be that Oh tho ns1s oeeasto
W he will &c aoaadored BY h1a friends and dlsds1a
.f bJ his euen!es IL Is proper TO say tast 10 ma
H this weakness Of IN amol:,ons man, clfu9n9
3 pd*e1, he added that he accepted The support
"a al. bur should put himself under the pfotecaon
Lid none. More rhodonantade-
They say now,concesnins this a7a'E-nhlca "
ou after III IN InItgultcaut sklTmfsh betreen
st e vance posts, ard WA without Immediate result
ne tnat Messrr. Buffer and Luuvet, particular fr1et
1te OF n. Thers, will lender 1netr resgnAslons; Il
'de the Mtnlst1J "a already nrosca up; shas the Z
on on press, as6Isted by N. Rouhes, has regsned al
az power over the Emperor, etc. All this. or II lie
az good part Of 1t. may happen, and that BET
re- long. Bat rot just get. II "a necessary IN or
for personal power noRe beaten and that tadl5
- attempt an offensive return, which i ce1tal
T. Kiu do, that the Olivier Caol1et shonld oa N
used up than 1t il pov. But 1t u DOW tresh
hwy nil RH4dHH II UfCDQEe4
* really intends. to carry cut maoy nn'
he mesinrea, which will gain It pu
rood VIII for some weeks at ls
II viii b. ons1 when ills clearly aeen shas u
going to do what ,ts predecessors did, kns vi
iha Emperor, and merely talk Of lfeedom- IN
$50 will fall beioea public sentiment, aud soon 9
tnat viii fal II fAct, ter nothing ean staud eetote
M lmpereorA1 aud irresponsible, but al+po"e
oIn2 being, called public opinion.
cQuARAClAL IaHA11HS sCsTANxD.
oi After the Aforementioned incident, aud,
-. to nnisn the mattar by sort ol favor to the
lssry, tho Cnsmber, BY vote OF Eli TO 81, u
pu. mined to maintain tho commercial t1esflea
ptel Ecgland; IN other wasds, rot TO- give up
~ trnde However, It hAa dec,ded.-tasln2 the *
*. Of the goyetnnan., which haa eEded whe
pub. should have beg7n,-to hsve PaE!fsu1entsE
inc animation Into the question. But II Is very
s.n to ste that, from to dAy THE ttee-tradets-ta'
equity, progress, and teason-hase the {
t1f3 | h2pd. Il Ia In vain tkns eoIt 0lspo91e$eo u
.ao!e tactutets, fea.etsinE Inc dying past tasse
~ voices 10 delay, for sher OWL Advantage, tns
en- 10 a1es1ve sdrauca Of commerce And cifnh11
eop1e Their vain clAuors nay cause sstonhnnens
'ss OF they edr4rce more than they dela5 tnss
y "a. | hour. whan cu1romz barrier between HAaon
Iic II | t.sappeaE. .-.......,...z~ -
dmlt- n. De Eei1uy. one oI Tue pppos1Aou Icy
tp: renewed, thts xeet. motlou 5of toe resEot
Il, The rsstorL archives Of al the paperS
,tesefro,n By the Emperor A. the oeRtnnln2
FL prra,cercy. The Mrister In Charge Of
cntse4 prnulsed to attend to IT. Bow: :"
+ ~ another matter. It relates to Ihe prcceedls
os,e ,ne tr4k.s fosinxtnE the sstabsurz sad Hou
It en-. arstrr certain compromlsltR OF rdccloos
laa2et which Affected directly the Bmperos, Wne
: g., ,hc1u AID burned them, pefnaps II taeJ q
ccor1. ! .rpeas complete II oa1 arce!sts,1 viii oe
party. rue rrost crtdu1ous OF fnris1anF, M neset
q at,oo sne race, they sSy. ......-...-.
e19ss 1uK ANERlcAN COLONY.
: aud Tnpucn the winter Il F1thef dnu, "a
il tne a.,u4eueEu 70, hecauBe tn1nJ ss9aSReFA m
o, no Paris, On account OF cur pous'ca! aprteae1
y, 33,osa the bsla hare begun again. especially II
"a ne circles. II the Coa.t, Hsh sae Ministers, .
i en- Prttect Of the seire there IS iuoni:e diosf
- | csnc,uE, tnocgn It u pan, especially
nseno- couu, that there Ia not much nea
intead. II Your coupts3uen, who sfe
othefs ! nrmerous than ever before
::ple u political troubles, arc the lions ot toe
seppI They coEre, owing 10 eounoo sympAs'
gtrtag the pleasure tae5 pao, Anu - ~
eTetJ ~ they fo1nerly a1uo1ncSo IL ~
ID tena | IN nydrr tn MI the 6a1oun. Almost AL {
om2t!1 veannonrce a, our parties tie "Amertcsn
Hot1n- sre.s Frencn,-ra1,sIAn F1ecch, eren,-s
orfecly rase ni those Who learned u Ia childhood
~ aonr | tr,. orr b,s+nrv. they hare our Ideaa Of