New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
PROLONGATION OF THlERSS POWER.
SCENE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER On Ihh
MOTION FOR PROLONGATI0N.
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rn Itnrnllu hold our hrna1hs with emntlOn


We literally held our breaths with emotion
when, in order to enhance the effect NJ Rivet so,eh
drank umber Of water, cast sympathetIc g'h,o , ~
NJ Tmers, who sat Immediately below INN, ana, ho"y
unfolding the paper which contained the prcghhuv
notice. tending ~ make Theirs President 100 tres IT,
announced I'm - voice trembling with dignity tnal no
would read H. lie made speech TO commend OF 81 SUP b
port II, hut simply demanded urgency As soon u ~ ~
voice and roarcd, Not that it took them by t,n ruI
prise, but that they had TO shout 70 eacn V,o fon
iRsr tRs RgI 3PPrecla'S@ Sernn % N NJ hdene unknown
one made plunge the stairs ascending 10 'u ar
ance Of tbis Misunderstanding young man seemed 70 s M
the Chamber into fury; stood up III tne Dou. o @
house waving their hands wildly and savaSep 70 tono
him 70 go down They told him TO do so In every t9ho %
Bnd form Of language, but he cung P ~ otion mat
ION step also taking refuge in water but the norton @
he shonld have the impertnence to drink at SHc e
men seemed to have most ~ hhSieers with
President vainy rang his bell and the hnlss' oaIied
steel collars whose business It is 70 call slence Ga h
for moments in vain, but the yonn % ga him as he
ground and at last the Chamber ilsteneu ~ MN %m"t,on
Also read from piece OF paper "A a ian ino'iUr nX
couched in somewhat different sehse' ~ ou. c.onGJence
nressine in most complimentary language us 20 n
l M T1eTs and he also asked for urgency DudinS @ ~
tbe roar which followed his descent from the troue d %
ia hands ON the desk before him. hadnecouse 10 to i
evitabe umber and then bandly surVeynu % ss so abso
lent mass beneath him, 1t hushed INTO ~, hS S Po
lutte that the thin, small voice In when ie the the
roir began penetrated to the retno'es'
con iio opIv describe the tumut which succeeded NJ
Therss descent from the tribune oy ho nv Win the
the stock Exchange during panic IN tne cy W think
exception of part of the Left VINO sseneu " 10 aud
things were going their way, eVeIyDouy yunPo ~ ~ ~
unable TO pass and from each other along Tue pps p
sa"es took fo humping over the desks, Or-whcn mau1
moe distnrbanceEgot into alterations with eaGd Hd
other at considerable distances Inc t,ery hone
NOT attempt TO ring his heH-that was u'teiS ,opst
I I"ss Al last, after III minutes of the most n1iI
violent gesticulation and languaGe 9ecahS aer Ihe
Gent tI'ot the Chamber itself did not oner tho
uenaTy facilities for the bubbng passions of ITS mem,
bers 10 find vent and the Duke dc IA for
SUGGESTED that a should suspend the Sednce lOI
9aTter OF an hour with view to letting on tne sca
in the sale des pas Perdus which most graieIH, ,p pro
siticn was az once acceded TO- and the whole nr te
pnshed en- ,aase into the oOu0irs 10 continue thie 'o
nerchange of their ideas. They were quarter 9i h
hnnr iac { returning and then time elapsed De
fore they were sufficiently calm to attend to ahyInne M
so that aDcefher the amount Of time during Wicn tc
S,,nroi'n Cbomber was so excited that IL was unaDie
either TO speak OF to listen upon this occasion was nearly
nm bour