The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10

The anticipated reduction OF the duties on iron
by the United States causes great activity In that
article in the iron regions Of Wales.
PARIS GOSSIP By MAIL.
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, April %.
On the 9Th of next month France will,
through its ten millions of electors-that is,
one to four in the population-into Us how
the new system Of parliamentary government
is appreciated, and what confidence the nation
has in the, dynasty. Irrespective Of the form
: of the question to be submitted for popular
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it win comprise all the
tables of the law or the whole duty Of man,
and which the Emperor's momentarily expect
ed proclamation will fix and define, the issue
has driftedi into trial ofsrength, between the
partisans of misty Republicanism and the
Empire, with increased liberty. The result is
not doubtful for Napoleon. If the provincials
do not understand the new fundamental pact,
they do tina. the dynasty wants them to decide
betWeen its new life and the men who have
kent the country in state Of chronic disturb
ance. 'sYes" will signify we approve Of the
concessions made, and will wait for more.
@No.o that we first desire to clear out the Tuil-
cries Blank votes or abstennons, viii repre-
sent Indifference or dissatisfaction. In the
sensaM elections Of May, 1869, three and
half millions Of hostile votes were p0lled
AGAINST the system of personal government,
but as this has been all but abandoned by that
sssublime warning 1t is not to be expected
the same electors viii marshal under the oppo-
sition flag again.
5tssIe NAPoLEoN's EXPECTATIONS.
Napoleon expects vote Of confidence Of be-
tween six and seven millions. With such he
nay gracefully part even with the right, how
Of order, Of all shades, have grouped them
selves to secure theI government success,
They enclose checks to meet the expenses OF
the lstumpfng committees" and when men
put their hands thus In their pockets they are
In earnest. The leading members Of the house
Of Rothschild have come down handsomely, Isae a,,
which is important, from the fact that tney
are not Mamelukes of the second Empire.
Their clients are cast-of sovereigns, hopeless
of restoration. The Left or 1rreconciables,
are, Of course, dlvided-one party being for
complete abstention, as represented by Roche
fort; the other for straightforward mo" as
led by the eloquent Gambetta. Frenchmen,
With all their levity, are no fools. They are
fully aware there Is no abuse existing sufficient
to get up revolution, and that q republic
was desirable, there are no men to direct It.
Why an appeal to the people should meet with
the resistance OF the peoples 1rlehos 70 S MSon-
ceivable. The occasion mas now alIlyee WITTY
al parties can count tnelr suPporteisi .d., ana u,
after the solemn but not very valuable verdict,
the minority would be rational enough to
abide by its defeat, the country would at
length be happy. Some one hns observed that
If France slept for twenty -four hours she would
never waken; she must ever be In state OF
1ermentauon, more OF less scu'e'
THE POLITICAL ASPECT.
The two ministerial designations are already
Pr,mei Einnister Olivier is determined not to
faint bv the way He has eloauently spoken
IN ths SENATE that his work of 1iberalizing the
Eynn;re has hardly vet commenced. The Sen
ate Sas voted the new constitution with that
Ssvotion towards Napoleon as was to be ex-
nected. As political body, it is now dead
monslv aWSy. Even IN death they were not
divided Rsouiescat in pace.
N. Bismark, being attacked with the jaun-
dice, may view the foreign ponucs OF faler-
land rather splenetca!ly, az Ii tnls case tnele
1s close connection DetWeen mlno ano mat- a1
ter. Napoleon the First lost one OF nls oatues
when bilious, owing to the COOK not naNlng
done his duty to leg ofmutton, wnen atsn
er period would have passed uenotceo. AsM' sat
O1ufier Is q oioAuSSS, ur r"Sa,-n o9n,rs aIonn,
holding the poruono OF lorelgn EsMs a,StS LUZ
with his own, ne Wi nos smoron staace !. VIII an
the Northern ConieoeIauon. Hsortioo AtsS ~ on nf
deavoring to bind tne oistlncI haGl9nano.es s O VI
the Empire, by withholding the emms OF an-
tonomy from the Bohemians and Poles, wnle
the German element agitates to reign supreme;
Italy Is engaged IN rigntng ner ts n9anSla, nS ~
troubles, by ignoring retrencnments, a5o IN
the interim assassinanons, uncneckeo anu 9h-
punished, run riot. Spain pauses a1ter tne
Aasco at Barcelona, and the Cortes can hardly
make house for the disPatcn OF ousihess.
The King question is wnere II always mas
been. The Duke de hontpenaer ls snpport-
ing his thirty days bSRlshment %onderluuy
well among his orange groves at sevule, anu
the family Of his victim decline TO accept Inc
$1,000 II; olooa money, 70 Gonso norent neT The ex.
1Sr .ae ~ aois snsin o e. "a IN failing health She is
ss9iv s9T a d,snpsino of her household goods, and
ssnce ber esenarstiop from her husband, NO
innUor naceesitatea large establishments She
,Uuges nmTgoses nIi seiline her : palace. M
p"pos'S eee ~. ~. f r--~ nn,,,
THE IoiLSHiss
is beginning to return to gay lite, after the VI
gors OF the Lenten season. Inc Prlnce I'M
perial and his merry companions are spenutnS