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ables''-The Radical Newspaper AssaalEs
ON tho Emprcss-Barou Hsussmann's
Kcsignation.
PARIS Jan. 8, 1870.
Eapoleon's system Of reform under0nivier induces
the query Of what viii Rochefort do. whose only
| netorfsty has been abuse OF the Emperor What
WIN the "irresoncilables'' ana the revolutionary
party dor The favorte topic OF their vituperatona
' ;s.gAs ~ ~. s':sss'ss 4ss' mus: s
either abandon their guns a. useless, Or turn them
on the new Ministers. This, Of course, they will do,
as their trade Il opposition What . relief Ii must
be to Napoleon to get from under the broadsides
that have been pouring in upon him for 50 many
years. 1t Is certainly great comfort to the EN-
press to escape from the ungalant attacks Of such
coarse creatures Rochefort; for hereafter their
Macst,es viii claim the protection OF the law Of libel
u they are assaileA without cause.
The very first act Of power exercised by the now
Ministers has made great sensation. They called on
the celebrated Hanssmann Prefsct OF the Soine and
the rcccnstructor Of Paris to resign He has held
his splendid place siaoe June 1863 ana considered
himself q much part or the empire ~ the Emperor
himself. When he heard the awful summons TO lay
down his municipal sceptre and leave the streets in
peace hereafter he almost beloved himself under the
tnnuenceof somo terrible nightmare. while doubt
ing his own Senses the cry was reiterated, 'fse-
Ugn resign" Indignant and furious he rushed to
tho Tuleres ard sought the shelter OF the imperial
cried In desperation TO his devoted friend and pre-
tcctCr the Emperor. "What can do 10 save you ~
CALCULATED tho new constitutional sovereign ~ have
done lay BEST but your head has been respectfully
| demanded" HAS Il come TO thisr' groancd the
| now doomed Pacha OF tho great metropolis no has
30 splendldiy Haussmaunlzed. But no." ne vocife-
!nem turn me out 4 they dare. the very stones Of
rious castle at the Hotel de Vile. the great Edlle
stood at bay. Twenty.io hours passed and the
| strength he sat calmly down TO breakfast on
wednesday morning, when, 10 horde OF hts
nal" their hands aAd he read ho5ror struck, ''Ths
Baron Haussmann, Prefect OF the Ssno, te deprived
q his fgnetens NJ chsSreau, Senator, x appointed
NO one doubts now thai parliamentary government
has begun, for the Emperor loves his haussmann.
street ana passed many pleasant hour In planning
! now ones No more crue sacrifice could have been
! capltation OF hls much loved officer. Paris
amazed but still breatnes freer; fer no man ever
he could go 10 bed without danger that his mousse
might not be puned ABOUT his cars before morning.
ihe fate OF tho Baron has raised some outory. and
among the most indignant u tho warmsss par
ttsan or the new Minister'S, Emile do Girardin,
The journalist. Here IS another surprise Girardin
aud yet attacks vehementy tho very rst act OF his
administration. Though 1t Is admitted on all sides
thai Haussmann has done wonderful things. yet he
has managed to get the city Of Paris fghtfully into
debt. IL absolutely necessary to stop building
and to begin to squailze the municipal budgsi
Haussmann ANYTHING but an economist, and
therefore, tho Ministry decided tnat his day had
come, as poor Lincoln said to Chase This is the
reason he removed in spite OF all his resistance,
which surely was rather undianihed. he ought TO
have initiated the grea: Caesar IN presence OF tho
conspirat6rs and Ioldn9 his mantle about him. died
decentiy.
There arc ugly rumors ahoat since long time
which have damaged the Projects popularity, TO
the effect that his vast demelitions OF old Paris
no had slyly given opportunities to ANY number OF
his friends 10 enrich themselves or course would
venture say such improper things arc likely.
There are even some malicious people saving to-day
that Grardn IS only crying over the dead lion because
he has lots OF money out Of sales and purchase
which he used to get hints to make. Now, even II this
were trne, which, OF course, some people believe,
it proves that Girardin Is grateful ana that s
than can DO SAID OF many spooulators. l am
sorry to write 30 much about politics; but there Is
NO help FOR IL
Financial Eject OF tho Imperial Policy-The
Advsuco on the eHomse-parilarsertary Gev.
crsmeat-Opinion Of tho Public and Com.
uents OF the PresA.
PARIS, jar S, 1870
On the slst Of December Of the year 1852 the clos
uz price of tho rentes on the Bourse or Paris
72l soo The Partisan beursiers went homo to enjoy
| themselves on tho New Years Day. ana people OK
pressed surprise that the rents 30 high but
iew believed there weufd be m Immediate official
announcement Of . now Ministry. Wof had been
cres too often. In my last tola you that the
Of the new Cabinet would be published within few
hours although up TO rhe last moment there would
he many changes On Monday, the I'd inst, tho
Bourss opened 73f 25s., and tho renrsa closed ut
73s. s2he Ths Journal 0Gctes had st last broken
silence. A new Ministry had been nominated which
gave general satisfaction. The delay Of . Few hours
IN its formation was amply atoned for; glance At
the ofncial sheet obntersted all doubt ~ to the
noSleneas OF purpose Of the Emperor and the rscsi
tuds OF M. olivier.
OF tho eleven Ministers elected eight arc Depu.ies
10 inst the present Cabinet may be Justly considered
parliamentary Ministry. Indeea, the receus nomi-
nation OF NM. do TalhoueA, Chevannder do Yaldrsns
and Dara ~ vice presidents of tho Osrps L<gis-
ahf Is sadlctcnt proof Of tho estimation IN which
tAoss Rentemos are held BY the Chamber. Every
member OF the new Cabines Ia noted for oratorical
talent lneontestable capacity. II is subject for
oongratuaton that the cnisent men selected did
NOS adhere to their refusal to accept ONCE which
had bcsn the OF much pain 10 the public. Con-
siderable regret has been expressed that n. Magne
has resigned the portfolio OF Finance He appears
to have done so, however with the purest motive.
To enabo NJ. Olivier to avan himself Of all
ths strength within his reach he renonncod
the satisfaction OF accomplishing the reforms
which he had prepared. III. Olivier has obtained
the cooperation OF two eminent members Of the
GENRE gduche and the most influential members OF
tho centre dsoft He has anticipated the desires Of
the public The union OF the centre d7'oN and the
centre gouche constitutes majority independent OF
tho oauche or drofL The reason for separating the
Ministere OF Beaux Arts ana the Matson De i'Empe-
reur was TO find seat IN the new Ministry for N.
Maurice Richard, the friend, adviser and stanch
supporter OF NJ. Olivier.
The impression produced on tho public oy the new
Ministry 10 excellent In Paris everything is con-
tested As have before told you there IS sad lack
OF confidence even In facts as clear as MONDAY. on
the present occasion everybody recognizes the SIN
ty aad noble scrupuous loyalty OF the Emperor
with respect TO the pubic press The democratic
tponai Rsuc,l and Rappe which have attacked pro
cediug ministries In the name OF liberty, now nnd
fault with the Olivier Ministry In the OF
mecracv. They must nnd fault or thor occupation
would be At m end. The National declares that the
Ministry Will be under tho baneful influence Of M.
nsrs that every member is IN favor OF the clerical
party, and demands ''How personnel thus devoted
aramme in direct opposition TO those opinions winch