, 1870-02-04

Removal Of Baron Haussmann,
His Wrong Deeds aud Ills Loves
The Work he Accomplished
How be was Removed.
Disgust Of Princess Mathilde and the
Empress.
Mr., Odilon Barrot--C0untD Daru
---Sunken Treasure.

Mr.. OdiIon Barrot--Count Daru
--Sunken Treasure.
How The Bey Of Tunls Pays ms Debts.
rRaox oCa OWN CORRESPONDENT
PARIS. jan. 10.
RxxovAL or zAnoH nAcsshAss.
The entire history OF tho week Ia summed up
IN tie fall OF Mt. HausAmau, tho onutposent Pee
feet Of the seine have Ia these lestefs often
spoken Of him, Of his tmnease works, hts nEnts
with the Minister, and the intelligent, bat often
i,ltg2, Aoso1uftlm with Which he admtais.ered
Pars. Nov nave to tell you .: his overthrow,
which cane nEe the nrst blow OF the axe
struck BY the pes Ministry 1t imperial
detpotum: for, IN reality, the Emperor, rather
than the Project, wss attacked IN saas removal
HautsnAnu wa his man par excsflener, hta right
arm, the peruarent and living eSpres.lur Of tho
imperial will. He has AnnE WITH great toge, IL
Big trees do when theJ go doEp. But ne has
fallen. and his fall usJ be eo391dered the begin
ntnR Of the peaceful revolution which IL now 60
lnR % smorg us, low long will 1t last and wheze
will It stupf fou would be better ftlehis than
ever, II you eouid tell us.
But let ii lcn.e The fuEure, in which our weak
and mortal e,es tsn sec 60 n.uK. l sctatn 10 the
rrelect A1d the history Of hts iate-
Hn FA1L1kaa.
Mayor. Governor 8utocxas II Paris and its
enburne, uudrf The title Of PreScct. As. Qsuss,
uAuu htd ruled hla provinces for scyenseea yeasa
In the most absolute fashion In tho world, alnost
without control, SID With no other check tbap htA
owu will. Public opinion, the lkT, The Emperor
eFen. could do but Ntue wlten tbs w1ahes Of the
preltct were oppo1ed to thttn- Tue senate, the
Chanbe1. the eGurre, h1d at Il turn exhaukted
themselves AEBirss that Iron WIN. 0re daJ he
deprived the 6eEatora OF half CT the Eafden Of
ther fa!a:s dn Luxembourg. Ind, no:W1tnstand.
tpg their complaints, taeiE dehoerssoos and their
de1pat,trg sPpesls 70 the Emperor erd pubste
sentmtnff 10 msde atreeta and aouses out Of Il
The ChEMbef CT ptpn'les, which Alone paases On
tn1poEIs Lad, IN diGerent rafs, foro!ldsu him 10
tun the city .: Ps1ts any deeper IN debt Tho In.
perfouI Darsn made hArdly any reply. but 10 Kept
On bortowlrE, Empty es.ng!rg tho ~aJ Of HaAEtng
,oa1s-shAs wls alL The courts had oftea coz
temned him fdr Violations Of property rights,
rnlsuat u power, eto- He kept on h!s way, 5tcld.
mg, II to the pant IN dispute, without wsrd,
b1t doing 'he same thing oTer again, As II nothing
hsd happened, and without even troubling himself
10 hIds h1 plate, or delay thetr execution. In \
word. he wsA In nj respecsa, an oid,Iashtoned
Oriental racaa eTeu al 10 tne hAEerr for, in this
reEpett The Tretec. ha Dis scarcely veed h,atorJ,
j.
So, though he was married, suu the father Of
two married daughtefy, It was Known tnas he was
more than tne friend OF many thex.fcal ladies' Of
nndoobted nosals. One Of then',-t little Cel.
lIer. ~ sne is ca1led-Els Known to be hn dear
friend. He locked AFTER her saaasy. and eytn hez
parts, II the theatre whtre sbs detgued to play.
He went to vlait her, In her boz. aud one
day be made her dine as the Hotel De Vtl1e IA tne
place o. his atfeut vile, Then. ~ Tho Empress,
xh u ercss.on11ly very prudhn, approached him
for hts crime, he replied, "sne Is ny d.daugh.
ter" half laughing, 70 tnat 10 oneWa4 deceived.
However, when be WIS pressed TOO coIelJ on
thls head, on acconnt Of bis open relations with
he1, he said, IN low voice, "9nc Is . natural
dau9h'cT Of my brother. cannot avo!d helping
tnta child, tor Whou have great liking" It Is
unnecessary 10 say that she Vas no more his niece
shan his od.dn1ghtcr. Besides, Boe Wis not the
| onl} ono to whom lit threw the handkerchief.
Al who we're worth looking at in our theatres,
md who were wt.ltn9, received astentloa At Hotne
r,ne nom The Fart.tan sol,an. He did NOT try
| to conceal It. and his friends say that ne uftan
remarked, IT must have lreuI tn each
| uard. hare alwAJs something to do IN ali paris
| ot the City. Waeze DO 500 want the to dry my
feet, II get Wet4'' And Don Juan Haossmaun
/ had Ia mAny quarters OF the city fur-
ninhed boudor, whose nstEes was q: his Service.
WHAT III ACCOMPLISHED.
Above all these. and tl heightened by these
l
| for WORK, and Al ardent and devoted desire to
I p1onote tho soserests Of the city, and snoxl'
edge Of improvements, aud material progress such
1 os has reyt9 been seen IN FfRnce, OF even In En-
rope. BELIEVE that II 1nr,s hss become, In less
than twenty Jtsn, the res. car.tAa Of Ea.
rope. Oh account Of its monuments, squares, parks
| tou1cvnrda, splendid houses, and comfortable
dwel1uxr, carried up 10 the utmost limits Of mod.
ern an, tt Ia peculiarly 10 Mr. Hsussmann thai
| PARA nxta It. Is tnoueaEds ct Yica Stranger
tnrong The capltal not only sloppras tor es.e NO
mcnt in hotelt, but having thetr permanent reat
dencea here In winter or In aprnk, II Is to him Ht
owe 1t, and the money that II brings. II, without
| disorder, without suds1tuR, 70 the advantage
| eFen OF 1ta Inhabitants, Paris has been complete
II transformed, renewed, ae.are1, and irproved Il
| IN almost Incredible degree, making the city tht
moat beautiful and healtniul In the whole world
cotade1tl It's vAst agEse1aeras.on 0! Inhabitants
Ii Ia due to uauHaEanu+
| tn the man who has done ali this, We NUS
really overlook tn,ngs. e1en the great tauit
which began BY stAubg.
uOw BE WAS EK40vKD.
But no one, not even our cmnipo;ent Prelect
! can long tranegrtss tho laws Of his country. A.
| long ~ the lmpe11f1 autocracJ governed wi'hun
control. and alnoat without opposition, II KEPT u
lis atdc as ln chief agent, the Pretectnral aatoc
! 1AcJ Of HsptsEAnn- The ftht act Of the bel
| Parliamentary government hAa NATURALLY been +
orcrhsnw tnas AGENT TIE Emperor, Of his on
notlop, End as II impeilcd By the instructive in
| tals5 Which eee11l 10 lead ntfa IL spite Of hsfu
eelf, sometimes to power and sometimes to defea,
Initiated this measure, which rarhsps tue HLntstr
would rot have dared to AK. especially Al It
dtEut- He said to hIs council that tho octrut 1a1
q tho new part Of The city Of fat!s expired !
1s1U and 1t wAs necessary, 1Fss Of all. 70 dec1l
| hox she Project Of the Selne WAS to renew theu
thereupon the Cabinet uranitoonsly decided :hl
the preitct Of the seine should be called on to r.
| aIcp.
It wss in rain thas the Emperor, TO whol
| the TIelect had como days before o1ete
nA resignation IN otles, TO 1t1plAJ II
J new Ministerial combination, had formal
. refused 10 accept It. Va.nly, before b
= Minate1s came to determination, had the En-
pesoE nAn!lesied his dta1re Hnd Intention to ftE
. NJ Hanssnan, whose wort IN the recous:ruc.l6
. OF Paris, a. yet unnnl.hed, and the settling
c wnosc expenses would give bis aueceaSor an e
q c<ediuglJ dlnlcult tAst. The Ministers were ntt
I and inslated Internationally ou the resignation
Q Tne1eupon the Emperor sent Tor the pferee
: nEd. after communicating the dectAuu Of Il
y co1nc1, 1sld, n have determined To let them /
what they rlcsse. 10 one regrets, nor HM rcart
( rnofe than !. the resolution they hAve lAkcn CO
II cetn,ns you. But tneJ aro hcncelor1h the rns
. teIa. submit 10 The Parliamentary rt9iMe Will
\ have !nau2n1nset."
"Sesy well, /" said the Frrftct, "only ~ 1 Ia
aawaJa done tnt ness n the matters conhaed Z
1hATe no resignation % r1va- Let them rene
me- Therrupau hn departed, refusing to aece
!. my other poslu0n, not eycn the money which
- , Emperor and E1prass wanted to lend him 10 y
= | tie bis private A1Airs ii the moment Of his (
- pa5tusc. The lAx: ntery1eW listed four. hours,
do not Know wha. WA &atd, but 1t u poskto!e II
tfcJ spokc Of pln1s Tor BplEe new sea1pe1fAaoe
- HIS FCEChE.
:, The ne1, dxy, upon the strength Of \ ie.'
- which was published, and tn En1h, III. Hsus
IS mann ln1iatea on being formally Yenored, t
his duties, nd that he Va. replaced b. the Pref.
Of Lyons, Mt. cseyreln. AZ ouee. IKE hAuSt
ard lratctb:e rniddle-age Bszor, Mr.. HAMS Ia
q | blaukhs ont his gaia Gay carriages, and hin hi
Is kun ptncus tTcltes; called 1oge.ne1 IL nla 81
" crl!rx{ee, 1hat Is Aeseral hundred o1ea1s put
;. | hia best artt, with An his aecetAtlons. And
~ s,cr1., and sner, IN great pomp, u broad
81 | l1eni vent alpTlJ through Paris to bid Adieu
. the Itpttte7 ot the Inserios, oe ralaseE,e, u
80 his foe acd o1ce hi1 rrteLt- Tho couversA:
- being MID and condl!stor5 On the part Of
- - Xlr,1ter. w4s veI5 foaGn On toe patt Of t
Baron. who returned 10 Ais otnco with al his {
plAI. That cveltng he latt The Hotel de ville, q
~ went 10 Slce, where he has y!l.a, It u his
- teEaon 10 stay there til sunr1es, when he ?
:. pose1 to retire 10 = yA:uahls ekt1.e !!
A. he has IN tie Landes, rot 1at tfou Bordea:
ns DO nos, however, oei!eve that
:. WI do tns. He activity would no: endure t.
:, has been o1eret mauy s!taatlopa. ana ore wo
IT. hundred thousand traoes year, TO nanaE'
r. great Industrial enterprise. Hts petsouA fostc
most Of Ehtch II inheu1ed. Ct rnEes tom
=, VIE, u Aoont 4O0l, 900 frapcs, 10 invested \.
:. R.ve him 1be, ,ooo francs JeAf, which Il mach
~ many, bot very little for tuAu who Wal Pref
:. Of the Se1a aud handled Millions IA Is Sc
I 1nr% 4nf3 hrF t1~r 4