The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06
KILOGRAMS 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


PARIS. Dec. 8, 1871.
The National Assembly effected an organization
to-day by re-clecting President Grevy and the Vice
Presidents Of the last legislative session.
The report That President Theirs mad officially sent
his message TO the Assembly was premature mas
much as, although Its contents are known. 1t has
not yet been officially received or published
BoURB0NIST R0yALIsM AND COMMUNIST RADICAL
ISM II.
II is rumored that M. Theirs withholds the dOcll.
ment because he IS aveise TO declaring himself In
favor OF the admission OF the Orleans princes to the
Chamber and some ayowal on this point Is expected
In his message, the especially as 1t IL supposed
that he has received n0tcatiO that the Princes in
tend to claim their right TO seats as legally elected
representatives OF the people. gsln
The status or the Orleans Princes promises to be
one or the leading questions before the Assembly.
Bills restoring to them their confscated estates and
all their rights as citizens OF France being prepared
and will be introduced at an early day.
II IS anticipated that these measures Will give
rise to long and exciting debates.
The members OF the extreme Left will meet
them with propositions for a general amnesty.
which. setting free the thousands or Communists
still held prisoners In the hunks and elsewhere Will
be considered only an equitable complement towards
people OF the ace OF justice proposed to be d0net0
the House OF Orleans.
President Thicrs with his well known cautious
ness, hesitates TO commit himself on subjects SO
productive OF agitation.
THE RETURN TO PARIS.
La Repuoltque Francdisp o radical organ, says
s'Thc Lett VIII not take the initiative In moving the
return OF the Assembly and government to Paris.
but there is no reason to doubt that the removal
Will be erected during the session OF the Legis-
laturen
rumor Is generally current and credited to the
effect that the d'Aumale and the Prince de
Jolnvllle have ofllcially intimatcd to President
Theirs their intention to occupy the seats In the
Chamber OF Deputies to winch they have been
elected by the people.
THE PAPER MONEY rLAN OF FINANCE.
Thc bill authorizing an increase OF the circulation
OF The Bank OF France will be introduced in the
Assembly probably during the present week.
Tho Orleans Princes mt Interview with tho
IS a1ts ses q soa Executive. 4n
e, PARIS. Dec. 5--Eventng
President TIMERS appears TO have made up his
mind to oppose the admission Of the Orleans
Princes 10 tho National Assembly.
The Princes to-day waited upon M. THEIRS for the
purpose Of listening to an exposition Of the
influencing him against their taking seats in the
Legislature, and OF endeavoring BY argument to
change ms decision. ssslat y sqa44 & D..
The President received the Princes courtcously
bat, owing to the pressure OF public business, was
unable to hear or reply 10 them to-day. II .
He however, appointed IN interview for Friday
next, at which time he will be prepared to develop
fully his reasons FOR restraining them from taking
seats In the Assembly, sua s
The Ambassador 10 Berlin.
.a ssg u sMaA C1t PARIS. Dec. b-P. M.
decree appears this evening appointing NJ.
Diron Ambassador to the German empire to reside
at Berlin. U fes aaf9 } sID
NJ. Biron Ia descended from very arlstocratIc
family. which dates. in its production OF men OF
cmlnence, from The year 1862 sse SD 86l "a -H.rr