The New York herald., 1870-02-20

INC nonap0rtc.N0r Cnsc-Traupmann
Again.
PARIS, Feb 8, 1870
The Crenzot strike Is at an end. II 1t had sue.
ceeded there would have been other strikes through
out the country The government has proofs. A
campaign Il In course OF preparation against the
present cabinet. The big guns are ready TO open
hre ana host'lities Will soon commence. Several
journals, especially the PeuDie F,ancdts and the
France. have Indicated clearly that storm is brew
Ing A direct attack against the government was
prcmeditatcd when the demand Tor permission 10
prosecute NJ. Rocher0rr was made. The impossi-
bitY or success by direct attack was demonstrated
on tnat occagion and now the Cabinet Is TO
be undermined. Every assurance will be given
that It is not the intention OF the opposition TO cre
ate difficulties for the present Ministry. NJ Dupuy
do Lone VIII 'be the cat' by making an Intcrpella-
zion reference the DEGREES OF the 9th Of January
concerning acQuits q caution and admissions tenn
porat,es. A small committee OF the centre droh
VIII declare that as the question Is purely one OF
economy each member OF that party may vote ac-
cording TO personal desire. Thus the discipline and
unity of the right centre the principal support OF
the Cabinet Will be damaged. An Ordre du jour
Will then be formed, censurlng the DEGREES OF the 9th
OF January which In reality Illegal as no rau
can be modified except by another law. La France
desgnates NJ. Duvernois as having drawn up the
ordre az jour and az being engaged In Obtaining sig
natures and promises Of support. The PsIple Fran
Gals points to M. Louvet as the Minister
" no must be sacrificed by the Cabinet.
Should Al. Louyet retire It Is probable that
NJ Buffet may follow III consequence OF his parttcl-
patton IN the DEGREES. This IL not all IL must be
borne IN min1 that NJ. Daru only accepted Office on
the condition that NJ. Buffet should be In the CaDi
pet and therefore It anticipated that the former
VIII not retain his portfolio for twenry-four hours
alter the retirement OF the latter. The Ministry Will
thus lose strength In the Chambers and before Inc
public Should these sactcs succeed the real vic
tors wll be those VINO at the time Of voting bring
the greatest lorce. The .rightn will thus be all
powerful, and then FORBADE Ministry viii take tho
Teins Of government AT any rate, whether as a
advent OF NJ do FORBADE la Roquete IS not distant.
Two questions VI great importance have been
ported by NJ Gambeta, made an interpeaalon VITA
respect TO the presence OF 1000 soldiers ut Creuzot
Tue LETT consider that the troops are restraint
on the liberty OF the W0rkfnen and u ContraventOn
of the law OF 1854, which recognizes the right OF
coalition. The government, by having sent troops
TO Creuzot has assured liberty 10 all well disposed
workmen. But Tor the action OF the authorities 1t
IL certain that those VINO have now returned TO
work would have been inundated from doing so by
the men on strike; other strikes had been ordered
6Y the central Committee az Berne. The manifesto
tons and pubic meetings have not been
lnterlcred with by the government and no blood
has been shed. The second question was IN refer
ence to an act which authorizes the opening
OF credit OF II. 5.00o000I required by the town OF
PARIS for urgent payments. NJ. Perry took advan-
tage OF the OCCASION to publish the second volume
declared tnat the oaIlng DEBT OF the town OF Paris
whlcn Ia the month Oi February last amounted To
$4,000 ooof had been increased by p 0o0, ooo that
the budget extraordinary for the Vile de Paris
should be 10000, 0t0f; that the most Indispensable
expenses amount to $4,000 00oi that 200 ooGf must
be added or the e,trepOts Ut Bercy, making In all
79000000 To meet this there Is sum OF A. 900 000r.
nj. Perry has NO faith in the Municipal Commission
OF Paris. That assembly, he exclaimed, "meetS
stl. say 1t is . scandal; everything mat has oc-
CURED during the past month Is . comedy; thoy I'M
as matters nave rs eangsa because M .n ey nave
reply thanked the Municipal Council 1or the paIri-
otlsm and devotion OF It's members who mold 1unc-
tions Ut all times ungrateful and difficult.
The examination Of the different witnesses BY the
Juge dlnstruction In the Victor Nor affair, is not
yet terminated The trial Will, however, take place
on the day named In my last.
ID. de Fouvlelle denies having said that Victor
The London police paper contained last week q
wood cut OF Iraupmann on the sca1otd. When eX-
posed Tor sale at the Mosques it attracted large
crowds. Every copy OF the paper was eagerly
bought up. We were afraid that we had seen the
last OF the gentle creature We like norr0les occa-
bauchery aud extravaganza OF this delightful he'll
on earth called Paris, with keener gusto. The only
thing tnat could have made Traupmann's execution
more perfect would have been to have named sun
day morning for the cxpiation OF MS crimes The
maskers would have gone direct IRON the Saturday
night masked balls TO the Place de la Roquette in
their fancy dresses and at that hour nearly Ali OF
the jewellers would have been more or less drunk,
the execution would have been most peasingly and
impressivelJ solemn.
NJ. Rochefort on Citizen Rights In the Army.
NJ Mege one OF the ViccPresdents IN the chair.
NJ RoCHEFoRr desired to learn from the Minister
or War II he nad refused to allow the two soldiers
ordered Off to Algeria for attending political meet
ings in Paris to purchase their discharge Money
had been sent to them for the purpose OF procuring
substitutes, as was proved by letters received from
the men IN question, out they were su detained In
the ranks.
General LIE Bd;ur replied that nothing could be
more exact than that refusal had been gwen IN the
case alluded 10. Inc military regulations hau been
applied rs tney would be on all similar occasions.
| have been accused said tue honorable Minister, or
having sanctioned by mJ authority The p;fshnent
inflicted on soldiers VINO had attended puylic meet
lngs; my rep.y Is thai ! shall continue to 40 so.
Ths assertioa has been made that the two men,
being electors had right ~ attend puoic meetings
but that ~ "a mistaken idea.
NJ. kocHEFoRr-I wish 10 read the letters which
have reached Paris from the two soldiers. Loud
cries OF 'No no ~ only lve iines t.So! no ~
General LIZ BGuF-i request honorable members
to listen to M KocheforI.
NJ EoCHEFoRr-I read:-"There Is not the slight
est chance OF our oeng all wed TO leave. When we
applied WIN the money We were tod that the Minis
ter mad given orders to the contrary ana that all VIC
had to 90 was to take care to- conduct ourselves
we'll" The other soldier says something OF the same
kind, ana declares that ne must give up all Idea OF
returning to his aged mother.
General LIE BnUF-The account just given Is quite
correct as u positive refusal the answer to the
| application made. The right of procuring substl-
tute only exists, once that the man has joined the
! army when the Minister consents and tnat sanction
evidently ought 10 exist.
nj. RoCuEFORT-l do not deny II.
| General LIZ BGUF-In that I have no need to
more. only buali COulluue w use tue
right In question
| n. RoCREFoEr--I admit the right but IN the pre-
sent case to refuse to take substitutes iOr two men
WHO have not committed any offence IL positive
cruelty.
General lie BGur-I reject any such expression,
winch my whole career contradicts, l have more
love Tor the men In the army than the Deputy VINO
addresses the House.
M RoCHEFoRr-The honorable Minister assumes
the right to interdct men III he army to attend pub
tic meetings. AT the head OF the constitution has
been placed the principles OF 1889. But hold III my
hand q decree OF the Legislative Assembly, tina!
nearest to 1889. proposed by Count de Beauaarnals
grandfather OF the Emperor; 1t gives soldiers the
right to attend popular meetings. and must say
tnat there Is reason to regret tnat the liberalism o
the family has degenerated.
General LIE Bu:Uf-No one can say that the whole
army s not devoted to the Emperor and his family
M ROCHEFoRT-I believe IL 49,
The PREsIDENT-Severai Deputies have presented
the following order OF the day.
Considering Minister OF War has confined himself
to his duty passes TO the order Of the day
division has also been demanded, but such q
course cannot be proceeded to on smpie question
such that now before the House.
Tho incident then went no further ana terMlnated