New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22

dcnce that on the very day after my criminal Instincts
led me 20 demand that atop should be pnt 20 n", "
partst ferocity received the "m0atlOh o., ,his
Toned the very day. not the day atteI, ~ ~, fp
wonderfully comic Ministry. which II never feau1 ~.
the execution OF promised reforms, knows O ANA
when Judgments are TO be executed. Some po'a, a ,
teurs after considering the subject have cumo " .
conclusion that your great object Is 20 Next year
suppose you will sentence to si1 iogtis in e ne
prsonment. and to 1875 80 that SILL SILL dbc "a, IA
able TO play my part deputy unless for SIX
and the First Circumscrption OF Paris VIII rean I'M dsr
years unrepresented This - .n, u,cceacnt the
gerous game For on the strength OF TINS sen
Empire when one day IL finds Itself In strait may
tence ali the members OF the Left to SIX lnou iIhout
onment and such event could NOT p W s,id but
nroyokng an eiIoryescence These thing, arr ~ p.p,s
don't believe themi for Know, Oh 80 ~ a gIyen hour
should only have 10 tell the people tha u. and 40 600
| was going to leave my house Tor I'i'o ~
men would escort me-
DERATE ON THE ARREST OF ROChbf ohi'
Tn the sitting of the Legislative Body on CD ~,
GIN Jules Ferry maintained that the n , ui"ister Of
the Government was illegal NJ ol' ,,resset surprise
that the Ministry should he accused vi iI .cdcJ
rences which it mad every reason 90 private meet
aTbe ouestion of law s perfectly simple fr'"'o
mos da moi come within the jurisdiction on S n NJ
ties and II such gatherings were 70 ,ty inn ,he
ister of the Interior would not be doing n' u2i dis
meetings now in question we're public "es' ,s m,o
guSed This fact is pr@ed by the Tep0L have 70 de
cSe mon the matter and II decision 70 tne
contrary should be a HancIdcd thus lit not
nossible that order can be seriously cohlrotnsen
ara agbting not for order, but Tor nDeTty tN"oioI
at.r sneeches from NM Peletan and Pinari Tue liam
her uassed TO the order OF the day. NJ Jules ters ~ ~
upon asked explanations relative 10 Tue III
writer's and staff OF the MarseLtaise M om,o' 1ud
No arrest has been ordered by the Goveihlths. Juu
eiaI nroceedlngs have commenced. l nave notp'hs
more 10 add" NJ Ferry exclaimed: Inc h un'nie.aa
tIon of Justice 10 supremacy suspected lns ,,
zion was received with loud marks OF dlsstht any "a
"order and amid great tumult, M. Juies TUT, ""o
called TO order by the President ~. 49,. m
The Paris CORRESPONDENT OF The London "tpS WHITES vn
Feb II IL universally admitted that NJ GambeUs oy
bis sneecb against ROchefOrts arrest placed lnSe III
the rst rank OF Parliamentary orators ms - eau no.
only nv opposition journals, but by tie p'uS' asu
Df6ats and the entirely Ministerial CohStnuIn,"I Oh
Gambetta quite agreed with NJ. olivier that wnch
Rorhrort was stripped OF his parliamentary privileges
Inv first vote, no legal reason WY lhc "ds
ment obtained against him should not he caiI'N eu.
To its legitimate Consequences-naney, eAeCu '
he Thought that by exercise OF parlailehtaiy
alive the House might give efficient lDuht co Va 'o
Minister OF Justice To suspend .the eAoe@t 49,. W
tbe Judgment, and he thought such th hguho
ton called for by high political cH'7'uo aeois
The trning sentence OF SIX months lhI
showed that the Judges did not think the ohoso soy
serious Where, therefore," he asked was tue neCso
sity 70 execute 1t immediately, at the terrible cost OF
icges of deputies whieh general rule u was ue'
able To maintain and OF suspension Ol the ~,
OF an important constituency Tor the rest ol Tue !,
The considerable number OF As deputies Noteu WIN w.
Ganbetta In the division list are names mo- usuhiy
found i'm the ranks OF the Left, and among lhcl INC
stanrb Breton Bonaparst the Marquis dc Pe VINO eA-
claimed when tho numbers of tho division "yre pro.
claimed Yes the Corps Legisath has dd'e"' put ~
las at the same time dbdicdfed'