The New York herald., 1870-01-25
FRANCE.


Premier Olivier to- the Legislature Ps,ri:a~
mcnt.ry rrocceaings--TOnc 0f ihc Army.
Tue Legislative Body Of France reassemb led anu
airy TO- alter The holiday recess the presidency
OF NJ. Schneider.
M. oLIIsiEi, Minister or Justice, addressing the
house. sail
The new Cabinet considers 1t their first ou,y
TO place themselves III imneaiate comnanlca-
tlon with you. 1t Is not necessary 10 make u
long speech. You know our DOCTRINES principles,
opinions, aspirations ana desires. We shaH dis-
css Loyalty you ali questions that may 2rise as
soon as theI brought forward. Az present. We
believe IT siices or us 10 declare. at III power we
remain what We were before we attained II. lhear,
hear.) The Ministry VIII pursue the task IL has M
dertakcn ana WIN WORK with perseverance, untI the
Programme we nave drawn UP nas peen realized.
For this nave heed OF the confidence vi the sole-
eign, who with great nagnanimity mas granted II.
ti1ear hear.l We require, moreover, TIC confidence
OF the Chamber wnicn ask OF all. To Tie Hla1or
~, the Ministry Tu DC grateful ior lis support, and
10 tne opposlion Tor its Criticism When olher men
shall have gained over majority III the chambers
the Ministry VIII nasten 70 hand over 10 them the
burden OF puDilc business Let there be 10 iaotc
fecrimtnauoA-uo more regrets. We Inast constl-
tute national government adapting itsell to the
march ul progress Iii such manner That hrench
democracy may witness the realization oi progress
without vto.eAee, aad ubertY without fefo.utioE
toud chcering.l
General leDGui, Minister OF War, replgins TO q
question from NJ. Canbetta tirreconcaDie) SAID
.'The army is against YOU, and should nor advise
you ever TO pun It's sentiments TO the test
M. Olivier pointed out the contradictory nature 0f
N. Gambetta's declaration ana sad that the Ministry
acceptln2 DO wer did mean To pcr.n origin
10 DC aafauked.
Nj. Jules ravfc expressed regret that the parlia-
mentary rtgta} had been inaugurtted BY pfonul-
tion 10 discuss the constitution.
N. IinaTa urged taat the Chamber sioula advance
in the patn OF liberty WITHOUT either Msailins or
identity lag Itself VITA the past.
Nj. Jules Euvre .aye notice oi an Interpolation
the home poacy ulfhe government.
L Jules cla.a asked whether members OF the
Z.
lberau0ns oi the 1aoinet, aud whether Depu,es 40
might DC aepointad idnisters would Rave 10 sees
reelection.
NJ. Chevand,er yadrome Minister Of the Interior
postponed his reply to the nrst question, ana VIVA
regatu 10 second, SAID tnat Tie ceult4is Com
sniiIm di MOI require the reelection OF The DepaIes
who look Oice under government.
The Chau.aer Afterwards appointed MGnt.ay Tor
the discussion OF four interpretations feialtre--
first 10 Withdrawal from the treaties vi commerce.
second 10 toe temporary admission or goods iuo
France thhu, parliamentary inquiry mto tue
working vi tlc new comnercia policy: ana IourlA,
matters cohne"teG wHh tte iaetcantiie iiasJ.
Liberty o! tl,s. Eress--Thc Opera--PosfaI Re-
ccipts--lio 4iiy and Radicalisn-rhe G,ol-
net s;i:aat.on--,Tle ss,treet KMprover.o
A ministerial! order, dated January $, accorls the
In the puDic streets OIL the French ciaes the
hdppet, hecet, ana husetiatSe journals.
1te frs masked ball at the Grand opera Paris,
was nufnerous!y attended. The receipts amounted
10 ~, a6I
AT New Year the French POST ONCE sold 10 an
amount o1U J0of. postage stamps THAN III tie
year 500 at the same tine.
The Freneh Cabinet was Officially Informed Lhat
the Count uEu son -l-law Oh the Emperor o Brain,
eldest OF the Duke de N0mours, has pe1u de-
cared ncir preSdmptiye to the brazilian crown.
The Prince twenty elght years or age having peen
born at the luiieries Ia 1872
NJ. Odilon Barrot VINO mad never seen The En-
peror since 1901, PAID VISIT to him January III
the 1uierles accompanied oy NJ CIlyler. Il re-
ported that the Emperor Pressed hiln 10 accept
some post III the administration bur LhaG NJ. UuliIon
barr0L excused himself on account oI ms great age.
The hero oi Lie banquets OF 1S4S worn out ana
''stone aeaas
The farls Constitutional publishes an article in
reply to the treiaif Ni10itu which had endGavoreu
TO prove that the situation created by Lnc formation
OF the Cfler Cabinet 10 AN equlVocal one III W,lcn
the conditions OF regular political working cannot
be tOunu; Tie Emperor, IL aiflrs has NOS aodeated
AIS power but merely shared IL, 80 that ON any
gwen question one VIII must cede to the other.n
rhe Far,s e1ltots. speaking OF Baron haussmann's
fortune, says
Do you wish the amount Of the saron's fabulous
wealth. The best part OF IL lies tne
Baroness, estimated 5d,000 Add
UvUf scarcely betieye that tho
Baron retlres WITH only za,0v rente OF his own;
nothing ID more exact.
The Paris Ltberte protest5 against the dismissal OF
Baron iIl,.ssmann THUS
History win believe that after rhe transformation
Paris the author Of that prougious
his functions That act viii been the W
the Ministers who composed under the second empire lc
Parliamentary Cabinet, Will afrIaon their we.
We regret tner and believe getore
lou. bc Themselves sorry for II.