The New York herald., 1870-01-12
FRANCE.

Napoleon TO Nj. Oliivier-Commcnrs Of the
Press-rraupmann During His Trial.
The Jou,na, OTcie, OF Paris, December 20. pub
fishes the following note:-
The Ministers have rendered their resignation the En-
cabinet charged with the coniuct OF affairs their
appointed.
The Emperor addressed to NJ. Emile Olivier the
following letter. -
Monsieur LIE DErUrr- Tho Ministers having resigned.
ns yoa tS essmse to me- The perions who can form with
you Homogeneous Cabinet faithfully representing the ma
1ority Legislative Body, and resolved to apply the
Of the eth o. September in its letter and It's
reckon on the deyoedness the Chamber the gres:
interests Of the country as DO on yours 70 AID me 10 he
ing of the constitutional sys,em
Believe, Monsieur IL ihc expression OF my Kindly feen g.
The Emperor addressed the following letter to M.
de FORBADE la Roquette, Minister OF tne lnterior:-
PALACE or TUrLRRrEs, Dec. 81, 1869.
ret that accept resignation and that .oi your col
you have rendered TO the country and 70 me personally In
ins pubic order Extress my Kindly sentiments 10 your
colleagues and believe IN nay sincere friendship. porroy
The only subject discussed by the Paris journals Is
the Emperor's letter 60 H. Emile Olivier, which -
admitted TO he "a straightforward. frank ana
clearly expressed communications" indeed, some
OF tue democratic organs seem taken by surprise
both nc the prompt action Of has Majesty ana at the
Ne fnd the slnloincd IN the PARIS Unon:--"We
said the inst appearance OF the promised reforms
. year ago that revolution was taking place IN
the government OF more importance tnan any
one In the street. The WORK has not been
sudden, bnt n now touches the end OF lis
fun development and the Emperoris letter 10
N. Il. Olivier Is the last indication OF IT, We
are TAR as may be seen, from the starting point VI
personal sovereignty, winch was 70 put an end 10
the instability oil the government of nalorites|
The murderer Iraupmann dad not appear 10 feel
his position very mucn, Judging from the manner
In which he conducts hlmseli-"eatinR heartily,
sleeping soundy, ana playing CARDS after returning
from court with the turnkeys or the prison.n
The trial ot Traupmann was resumed In Paris.
The prisoner appeared much tho same though II
anything rather easier. Traupmann says that GUS
tbNe knck was Killed by his accOmphce, aud that
he was not the murderer. lie still persists IN affirm
ing the statements ne made and denying Others
which Were brought forward. No fresh evidence
transpired daring the proceedings Oi the o0th ult
On being taken back 10 the Concergere. Traup-
mann appeared mucn fltlgued, Laurence, the
police agent appointed TO watch him, asked how
every thing had passed ''Ob," SAID tne other,
.'the presIdent greatly annoyed me. Hc made
me speak; but ! annoyed hin IN my
turn about the pochetbook." Are you
greatly wearled" asked Laurence. 'Well
yes; just think, eight hours OF 1t Listening. speak
Ing, standing Gpl Perhaps | spoke too much ~
.'Did you coniessY ?" "AoV .You ought; that
would produce great effecs.u ''Well l shall see.'
lie Lnen asked for something to cat and took haif
fowl. potatoes, some celery aud q cup OF coffee
When about to go TO bed ne said, "a should not ask
for anything better than TO avow all; but AN not
Alole.n