New-York tribune., 1871-09-09
FRANCE.
FRANCE.
THE BUDGET-COL. ROSSEL SENTENCED TO
DFATII-FAVORABLE NEWS FROM ALG i6RS.

DEATII-FAVORABLEN NEWS FROM ALG IbtS.
PARIS, Friday. SEPT. 8, 1871
The Budget Committee presented their re-
port to the Assembly to-day. The estimated expenses
for the scal year follows Interest the public
dcbt 100000 francs; and deficits 673 0O0Oe
francs; ordinary expenditures. aoo francs and
departmental expenditures, 100000, 900 fraacs.
The debate Deputy Ravntls bill, which lasted -FOUR
days closed this evening. The bill lad assumed tie
form of compromise providing for fe continuance OF
the Assembly at Versailles, and the removal Of the Min
isterial Department Paris- But tae Government O
posed FHrn graph proposing tho transfer Of the MINI
istres, and rejected The hll as finally amended
was adopted.
Tho tia of Col Rossei before the Court Marital tcrm
mated 10 conviction The prisoner has been sentenced To
military degradation and death.
The latest news from Algeria is favorable. Tho Beni
Menasscr tribe sumittd the insurrectIon in the
Province OtAlRers has been subdued, aud tbc state OF
siege partially raised
The journal dss De1a Of to-day states that the differ
eues between the French and Italian Government arc
to the interference Of delegate OF the French LeF
ton with the municipal ENJOYS OF the Italian Govern
ment who were engaged in The work OF Furveyug
Roman Convent 1t proves that the delegate IN question
belonged to Vatican legation instead OF that to tho
Italian Court, and satisfactory settlement OF the di
Guilty is expected.
1t is stated that NJ Gambeta has undertaken the de-
fense IN the of two members Of tue press ~ the
coming Charente Asszes
ment Of DOubs suspe from the exeied OF
his functions ne made preparations despite the
prohibition the Versailles authorities TO celebrate, on
the inst, the anniversary Of the inaugura0a Of the
Republic.
The proposals of the Lower California Company to
transport the Communist prisoners and form colony
with them the Pacific Coost have been referred to
Committee which will make report the
scheme.
THE DEBATE ON THE MOTION FOR DISMEMBER-
1iENT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD-NEW POSTAL
LAW-TRIAL OF THE COMMUNISTS
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PARIS Aug 25.-Matters came to crisis,
yesterday, between NJ. TAiers and the majority-tnc
Right az they calledin the Assembly at Versailles
II appears to most people, even those WHO arc iar ro
siding with the monarcEsfs who form the majority ut
Versailles, that the National Guard Ia an INSTITUTION
which has outved itstime in France The events OF the
Prssan sege-for all pretty well eniiehtened ~
to the real conduct OF the National Gusrd n 'ne e
sortie when their behavior by no means 90 heron as
they would have us oeneve-ns'o '"u"a W.. :, an
a against q foreign foe these troops are worse 'Lhh
nse,ess Most people agree pretty well IN 'he
ouAIion that now that the obligation 10 serve as
aoider L. incumbent on all citizens the Natohai
Guard should naturally disappear; ana certainly II
every Prenchman really to be soldier one docs not
exactly sec how he Is to be colder twice over But
here Ia the hteh NJ. Theirs. although not straightor-
ward enough confess much, IL well known TO have
made up his mind that II he help it, military service
shall not be universally obligatory In France and ne
therefore maintain the National Guard as at
present or to have It reorganzed instead of dismcm-
bered We know pretty well that reorganization
in France means that few small ana un-
1mpertant details are to- be changed. while the
institutiOn to be reOrRanized will I've really left
much as II was before tho process began sO, While
Theirs s very willing to talk about the reorganization OF
the National Guard, he has carefully abstained from
nromsing its dissolution. Thiers's disposition In tbo
matter has been an open for the last two MONTHS
but Yesterday the matter TO crisis, and once
again NJ Tlers threw down his glove TO the Assembly
which for the first time since he has been In power
seepttd much inclined 10 take 1t up.
n yaudcn brought forward motion proposing the
Immediate dissolution ughOut the whole OF France
Of ths National Guard This proposition was opposed
nv Gen Pessier on ground that the National Guard
MIGHT vet be made useful against foreign foi. The
vcomte de Meaux who Is what would he called in En-
gland a high and dry Tory % the OLD School, supported
tho notisn In q speech delivered with great hueney,
using the same arguments which have been In every
body's mouths for. months past, concerning the In
efficiency of the National Guard against the enemy
and the continual charge OF mshrrectoh caused
bv the presence OF armed but undisclpined
mo, in tc most uopulous districts OF France Tpen NJ
ers haunted the tribune and, from the very way IN
which he went up the steps, 1t was easy 10 SOC tat 'he
ouecr L,oking M lie old who governs france moio
ahsolutely and IL may express myself, more per
onlv than any one has done since Napoleon I was In