The New York herald., 1870-04-06
FRANCE.
The Pfebtscitum Before tho Leaisiaturo-Cau
the Coup d'Efat be Deliberately

she Coup d'Efat bo Obliterasedt
PARIS, April s. 1870.
In the Corps Legislattf to-day NJ. Jerome
David opened the discussion adjourned from
yesterday on the Interpolation or NJ Grevy
on the constituent power. He praised the
Emperors administration OF the government
during the past eighteen years. (Exclamstions
OF dissent from the members Of the Left.) The ora
tor continued, declaring that when the nation had
spoken all mean plots would be defeated. He was
proud OF the fact that he had always supported the
personal government.
(IIere he was interrupted with cries OF 'Shame"
and 'ACrme ~ from NJ. Peetan and others.)
NJ. Peetan. on being called to account for these
expressions, repeated and justified them by saying
that to praise the coup d'6taf by which men now
Ministers of France we're imprisoned was a shame
and crime. Applause from the Lett.)
NJ David resumed his speech. He declared that
the pte1fscifun would bo sustained BY all who de-
sired to insure to France empire and liberty.
NJ Gauibetta opposed the pie6iscitum because It
left TOO much power in the hands Of tho sovereign
Universal suffrage W ns incompatible with monarchy.
The Chambers alone had the right to interrogate
the nation.
NJ. Olivier rcfnted the arguments OF NJ. Gambetta,
warncd the members against the spectre rouge aud
conjured the Chamber TO side with the government,
which could effect progress without revelation. He
declared that the government would only accept as
she order Of the day rate Of confidence.
Members OF the right centre and MI. Jules Favre
ana Thters asked for q postponement OF tho debate
until tomorrow.
The Chambers refused pcstponement BY vote
OF l73 to 81.
The order Of the day, declaring confidence in the
Ministry, was then adopted BY vote Of 227 to As.
The Chamber then adjourned amid intense agta-
ton.
Parliamentary Franchise and Constitutional
Imperialism.
PAHIs April .. 1870.
The Constitutional states that the Paeoiscttuil
will bear on two points not contained In the constl-
and the division Of the legislative power between
the TWO Chambers. II adds that 1t Is evident that
the Piettscft, must precede the discussion OF the
new constitution, and that proclamation is ex-
pected from the Emperor which Will explain the real
character OF the national vote.
The In Creuzot Trade Stri,Sc-The Asifatios.
Subsiding.
PARIS, April :, 1870.
kilograms from La Creuzot OF to-day Is date give
much more favorable account of the troubles there.
No collisions between the operatives and the troops
have occurred The mines are deserted and the iron
works partially so.
M. Schneider one of the largest OF the proprietors
has petttioned the government to withdraw the
troops their presence tends keep alive the dis
content among the workmen.
A Duel In Prospect-IIluess Of the Russian
Minister.
PARIS, April 8, 1870
II 10 asserted that Deputy Montpayreux has quar-.
relied with and challenged the Marquis dc Talnouet,
the Minister OF Public Works.
rumor also prevails that NJ. Buffet, Minister OF
Finance will resign.
The Count de SIackelberg the Russian Amba5sa.
dor 70 France, Is seriously Ill.