The New York herald., 1870-02-02

ism and OF conscience ana the knowledge that tht
before the caiamites they may occasion; since they
have neither that courage nor that patriotism, We
must have tne foresight 70 prevent ther wicked do
signs from succeeding. (tlear, nearl
M. KocHEFORr-7ne murderer B0ssdp0rt6 was
the aGgrcss0r.
situation the government IL placed When demon
straton or an appeal to arms is announced only
owo COURSES sn are open to IT. either ITO, 70 oppose them
men wrtsi ask n. Rochefort himself; he was dis
clssinz with another Journal the question Of nsur-
reoton, for at present. under the pretext OF liberty
tne subject u debated openly. lLauxnterl
six months to the satisfaction OF the government
when desired It, (N0nsense.)
N. GAhBETTA-I wish TO speak against the close
The MISUNDERSTANDING to the regulations
only one Deputy can DO heard against the vote.
The close OF the discussion was then pronounced
n. GUYOT- T-MONTPAYROUx-Bya ter nlnaIlng the
reasons for their vOre. I wished TO oppose the
authorization from reasons other than those already
brought forward.
N. EsTANcELIN-The Deputies who signed the
order or the day dc not wish for revolutions any
more than the government, and they believed that
fresh lcrment Of agitation by the prosecution.
Tne step we proposed was an issue opened by o
friendly hand to permit the government to with
draw from q false position.
The PREsIDENT-l now consult the Chamber on
the conclusions ,,IlI,ln % OF the committee.
&Dp6aIcQ.-
For me autnor'zation. .22e
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Bonaparto Domestic Account or che ARRAY.
The FtG..ce OF Paris to hand IN Ireland, quotes
from the Journal de Nice letter written by some
member of Prince Pierre Bonaparte's family. which
gives an account OF the circumstances which At
tended the shooting OF M. Noir. It Says
About one or two O'Clock, after lunch, the Prince
was sitting With hs wife by the fire In tine drawing
room. lie was IN hls dressing gown, having bad
cold, ana was expecting hourly to hear from III.
Rocheiort He said to his wife, II shall be sorry If
any one comes today ier with thus cold on me 1t IS
A servant came in and handed two cards to the
Princess who recognized the names from having
seen them Ia the radical papers.
The Prince gave look rs much as To say, are
those the visitors expectf HIS vile nodded air.
The Prince said, .Have them shown In here while
Dress" Tho Princess herself gave directions that
these gentlemen should De Introduced and with
OF The billiard room and servants' staircase. She
was there with her children, little dreaming what
turn the interview was about to take when she
iancied she heard shot and noise OF voices tho
stain. Sne fancied the Prince had been snOt, and
was 80 aRtated that she could not STIR nor speak
her husband. pucks up courage and goes
to seek nm, when she throws herself into
his arms; he reassures her and Immediately relates
things as they had happened. When, on going
out of the apartment, he had entered the drawing
room; the two persons who had been waiting for
5Leppeu up anu nhuQeu nliu y letLer. Prlucc
approached the window to read It, bat after having
cast his eyes on the signature he said, But this Is
not from M. R0che10rtr' M. Victor upon that ad-
vanced towards him and said, In an lnsolent tone,
.Read 1t all the same"
The Prince, crumpling up the letter. answered,
''lt's Gil read. l am ready TO fight Rochefort not
his cads |"
At these words M. Victor Noir gave him slap in
ther oif was levelling revolver him, PROBABLY to
keep him tine Prince) at bay ana prevent his return
ing the blow. Under the Impression Of this blow
and this threat the Prince pulled revolver Of
his pocket and tired one shot At the II rsl of his ad
versareS.
There Ch0 letter ends.