New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22

SPEECH OF NJ. THIERs-sUCCEss OF TIE NEW
LOAN-PYAT SAID TO BE IN LoHD0N-A
BONAPARTIST CONGRESS TO BE HELD IN
BRUssELs-AN APPEAL FROM THE CLERGY
IN BEHALF OF THE POPE.
PARIS Wednesday, June 81. 1871.
The speech delivered by President Theirs
in the French Assembly, yesterday, denounced the
policy OF Napoleon absurd and the real cause OF the
disasters which have befaen France. The course pur
sued by NJ. Gambetta excusable, though peace
ought to have been made with Germany when success
the part of the Army of the Loire became hopeless
NJ Theirs said II necessary to pay the German In
demnity possible. Still he not in favor Of
levyng income tax the reestablishment OF meas
Of pr0hbitory character but would simply re-
establish few taxes which would provide the money
necessary to meet the demands upon the country.
France concluded NJ THEIRS should and will derive
many advantages from her misfortunes."
NJ. Thiers's speech has produced an excellent impress
sion consequence Of the clearness Of his financial
statement and the announcement that two hundred mil
lions OF francs would be set apart annually for the sink
ing fund 1t is anticipated that the French loan
viii be complete 1t Ia said TO be very popular
in Berlin and large portion Of 1t will be taken by Ger
man capitalists
1t proposed to have boxes inscribed "For the de-
liverance OF the country" placed In all the mairies
churches stations and heaters the contributions thereto
to he devoted TO the payment OF the war indemnity.
The manifesto OF the Republican Left contains hfty
signatures including that Of NJ. Barthelemy Saint
HIlaire letter from the Archbishop Of Cambria and
Bishop of Arras to the Assembly demanding the resump
ton OF the French protection of Rome has been
to that body
A dispateh from Bordeaux says the Conservatives
there have presented as candidates for the Assembly
MN Montesquieu Renan and De Seze, Legftmists, ana
Gen. Merau and NJ. Galois. Orleanists MN. Jerome
David and Bonville attacked by mob but fortu
nately sustained no injuries.
"a In md md al
he made his escape from Paris by means Of the passport
OF Bayarian officer. NJ Maret formerly editor OF the
Mot d. Ordre has been arrested. number OF arrests
have been made In Marsellles for connection with the
International Society Among the recent arrests are
those OF NM Janvier and Delamotte. Numerous
arrests have also been made in La Villette..
The Independence Beige announces that Bonaparust
Congress will be held in Brussels TO be presided
over by NJ Rouher.
letter from NJ. Theirs congratulates Alexander
Dumas upon the article recently written by him for the
press in favor OF the continuance OF the Republic
Ills now believed that the CoursM Martial for the trial
of the Communist prisoners will not be convened until
after the elections The French postal service has been
entirely reestablished While the teegraphic service
has not yet restored kilograms relative to the loan
are accepted in part at the Treasury ohice and trans
ferred to the Palace dIndustrie The galleries OF the
Museum of the Louvre will be opened next Sunday
The Assembly has adopted resolution in favor OF
granting lands in Algeria to refugees from Alsaee and
Lorraine.
The Arenir National and Nation LOurerdtn have
joined the union OF the Republican press. MIN
lister Favre in circular to the representa-
tives OF France abroad, expresses the profound
gratitude of the Government for the services
rendered by Count Havgny President OF the Society for
aid to the wounded. President Theirs refuses to permit
the temperance of the Peupte Frdneds one OF the
Journals suppressed by the Government before the nsus
rection
The trial OF Henry ROchefort will commence on Mon
oav next and the trials of Rossel and Luler will mme-
diately follow The courtmartia before which these
cases come for trial will sit in the Palace of Justice at
Versailles. The strasbourg tobacco mandatory has
been transferred to Dlon.