New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
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NJ. oLLIvIER's SPEECH TO THE CORrs-AN Ex-
CITED DISCUSSION.

NJ. oLLIvIERs SPEECH TO TIE CoRrs-AN EX-
CITED DISCUSSION.
PARIS, Monday. Jan. TO- 1870.
NJ Olivier addressed the Corps Legislaif to-day.
He declared that the ministers considered t their
first duty to communicate with the Legislature. a
long discourse not necessary, their intentions
being we'll known. The Ministry had the confidence
Of the Sovereign, and they asked for that Of the
Chambers, They hoped that policy OF conciliation
would prevail and that all would aid in tho work OF
establishing national government adapted to the
requirements of the nation, and likely TO insure I'D
erty without license. Subsequently during the ser
sion of the Chamber, Deputy Gambrctta demanded
information as to the whereabouts of the soldiers
who had been punished for attending political
meetings.
Gen. I.ebC uf the Minister of War, replied, censur-
ing all soldiers who disobeycd orders but asserting
with emphasis his conviction that the army would DO
faithful against revolution
The speech Of the Minister Of War led 10 an ac-
rimonious debate, Deputies Gambetta and jules
Favre opposing ". Olivier who took up the affair
and defended the Minister. NJ. Gambetta declared
that the breach between Olivier and the opposition
never could be repaired After a very excited dis
cussion the Chamber adjourned.
DEMAND FOR THE ARRAIGNMENT or BARON
AUSsNNNN.-AMNEsTY TO EEDRU -RoILlN-
CHALLENGED BY PRINCE BoNAPARrE - TIE
COMMERCIAL TREATIES.
1t is certain that the party of the Left have
joined with the other parties in demanding tho
arraigment of Baron Haussmann.
The Government has decided TO allow Lcdrn-
Roln Tbaldi and Others TO avail themselycs 81 the
amnesty recently granted for political ofensos
1t is reported tnat Gen. Louis Jules TTocbn - 10
replace Gen. Lebguf as Minister of War
A quarrel has arisen between Prince Pierre Bona
partc and the writers of the Mdrsalldise IN oUnsc-
quence Of bitter and slanderous attack made IN
that paper on the Prince The latter has sent note
TO Henri Rochefort, editor of the hdrseHds6 closing
with these words: "Ircside at No. 80 Rue dAuteml.
and promise you that if you present yourself YOU
will not be told that am ont" The affair is oAten-
| sIyely commented on by the press.
! A MURDER COMMITTED BY PRINCE BoNAPAFTE.
This afternoon, MNl Fonyielle and Victor Nor of
tie editorial staff of the MnSeillaise Rochcforts
journal proceeded to the residence of Prince Pierre
/ Bonaparte rs seconds in contemplated duel be-
tween the Prince and Pascal Grousset an editor ~
| that journal. They had an interview with tho
| Prince during which an alteration took place. Tho
Prince became euraged, and seizng revolver fired
twice upon his visitors. One of the shots took effect
in the body of Victor Noir killing HIM instantly.
The tragedy causes great agitation in the city.
Prince Bonapartc has de cred himself up 10 the All
| thOTities.
The Moajiew to-day states that after the loth OF
May next the privileged admission of cotton iabr's
into France as temporary importations viii 'e'sc.
The merchants of Bordeaux held an excited meeting
last week, at which speeches were made and rese!i-
tions adopted denounciug the commercial treaties,
and pronouncing against the abolition Of restrictions
on imporatons in foreign bottoms.
THE FRENCH ENJOYS.
Wt,HNGToS Monday, Jan. 10. '....
1t Is said m private letter from Paris, tho iosig-
nation Of the French Ministers at London aud Berlin
were owing to the want of sympathy with The new
French regime. MI Darta,, recently Minister from
Portugal to the United States, has been tranTfcuod
in that capacity Ia Brussels.