, 1870-05-04
FOREIGN.
The Political Situation in France.
Garibaldi Issues q Revolutionary
Manifesto to the
French Army.
Proceedings In the British Par
ffament,


PARr, Nay s-E1pionse machines have bee1
1onnd, desgued 70 be used against the Emperor
chanbcra, each Containing yiai Of nfTnnot.s :
percussion. They were niied 50 that, ini1aInioc
ne machine would explode. The rinS Was q
| missile. N 4'NS-A'e A@e
e Franee says that, in view Of the plot Just dis
nesty for The forty-two prisoners now IN CUSTODY:
| nce here, demand NON the French BISHOPS, ani
asrpted Il sa1or . Of et he St Iaa1 ineF 'ote be
Iht Last ruhltc meetings TO discuss the proposed
disorder, but 10 violence Soldiers were present
and a51t Is Of persons accused OF compiicify iil
the plot agatnst The life Of tho Emperor continue
BY the police yesterday.
Pans Nay ys.-Fttreen members Of the French
MotdngE1sn's Assoctssaun hare been arrested,
against the government
N. olllvisF threatens to prosecute Republican
papers s for calling the conspiracy an invention Of
r4H1s, May.a-1he Journal omeie, denounces
NE tactics o. the EeFouu1naJ Journals in seeking
conspiracy and declares that Is the duty Of the
government to Wa1n the public against the c1ect
ape Il pa af tbat of ,ast %
Eesttganon into which has been 50 proracted-
When the examinations arg tez1alnatea-aad they
socn WILL bc+the public will know all, and be able
2 appreeta.e the danger in which the country has
IL oAAtlHS uAA 8uIIEkSR1 o 1ctL$f 70 the MDnf.
fe7u. IN which he assures the editor that The ror
etnment VIII not fail into a policy Of reaction
taon&a Obliged to take oppressive measures
viii da apate the fears expressed bT the Honiru-
and Fappe! publishers
"A: maatfesso lIom Gar!eaat to the French amy
The police are searching for u Ballot who, they
sas, is implicated In the conspiracy. SAUDI NJ
e1,. an oace5 Of Gartba1d, and Is wszra ntend Of
The maker Of the bombs seized by the police ex-
nlai1s mat they we're orlered for America, and it
~ shst thcs were to be usct wheels
s. :. IA serious not occurred yesterday ut
q: * s{nenttn caused BY the arrest 81 member Of
men attaeked the National Gaard and gens d'a,nes
siauoned around the prison to which the man
e1,nnd eam 6een fSc tase2 The guards held their
PIefect, Commanding Genera, aud Procurenr |
came to their relief with detachment Of regular
stored. To-day tue P1efect I'D Genetal Gcld
review At Whtca they thanked the troops and Ma
uonal Guard for auslng the laws to be respected
GREAT BRITAIN. |
IospoS, MAT s.-Wh.te, who attempted the t
Life Of Buxston, was arrested In PaTss. The njs.
to1 was found upon him.
me Drhlln Fireman denounces pisrael's noyer
" Lothair," for It's g1ps51mmofaiity. NNS'eA
ine House OF Lords to-day passed the Irish
= 6bauHupt bill to second reading. Lord North
9roof moved that the bill making reform in the
y ar of!lce be read second time, and cxrlained
ths circumstance Of Its passage In the Honse Of
Earl Richmond severely criticised the bin.
Eati Gfay iamented its failure to arrange the
cna1s tn the War Department.
ne maion loT reading was agreed to, and the
In the House Of Commons, Nj. Foster. In ausver
g ,1 an naniFy. stated that the existing Normal
the proposed Education act /
NJ OtWay informed the House that, on the ex-
,1fESE Government the T1e NH +ho !
sh squadron, IN tie Mediterranean. to Pirdens
had 4 been countermanded. What other measures
ns e. proposed to take, 1t would he pre-
Ar. Monse1l denied that the Colonisl ONCE Esd
9een Informed Of the recruiting Of the Red River
.aped!llon nom The Papa1 ZouaEes, recently re-
hugh Biriey, Of Manchester. 1norea for q select
, .gmmittee On fhe Ienewal Of commercial treaty
WIN FTance. a long discussion ensued. LeFeyre
aid be had heard no complaints Of the treaty, ex-
ent fIpm the rhoon-makerH The inquiry pro
niesons beeause d ptSTe heTe t
he treaty. 1t would alarm France.
Nj. Care, while he dislik1d an extension Of the
ystem Of commercial treaties IVES aEerse to . IT.
he debate became general Among the
pssks1a t,1sI xsrs slr jS = 4 BoEr1ne and Messts
Ihe House divided on ". Btrley's motion fora
saecs tae 4 committee and the majority against 1t
nsoxn fa ePen TO Dlssenters. After prfef discus
The Fnt, HAL Wells tasttte has % snthortr fo1 II
enslnf me truth Of the report that MI. Bright !,
= oN1sps! 1GeaeH1 1I,-,
MEAD ast week haye fen,aqR been Captured At T
,e ,ele ,;f qss q seessy enlisng and drilling
a1hcr 81 1n,nsfcc Ma5 aat ;o.4 meeting Of the
acfton Nas expressed mat the product OF cotton =
now cefamensnfa1e WITH the consumption. +
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