New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
FRANCE.
n THEIRS IN FAVOR OF PAPAL NpEFE L.,d1Is ~,
FUSION OF THE OPPOSITION FACTIONS 81, IN
THE AssEMBLY-COUNT DE CHAhBoHp IKE
SIGNS HIS SEAT. D,s ,,,r % ,s-,

uheQuivOcaly that WINE nc NouIu NV III
compromise the policy Of the country he would DO MS
M % secure the POpes independence. He said 1t was
,,ossble TO sdopt course which would lead to war
The true policy Of France peace and reorganization
No stems must or should be taken which will oven tend
90 al,cnate Italy, VI. Gambetta followed in speech
arnroypg the sentiments Of ~ Theirs, and supported
the motion for the order Of the day, which was re-
,ected by the Assembly. The petition was referred
10 the Minister Of Foreign Affairs INC UeuSc oAA A
Affairs was then postponed.
NJ Theirs also addressed the Assembly on Saturday in
support of the bin providing for the imposition OF duty
ON raw cotton 1t thought, however that the bill VIII
he rejected by the Assembly.
IL is reported that agreement has been reached be-
tween the Legtimis Fusionst and orleanist Deputies
in the Assembly. The Count dc Chambord has resigned
che seat to which he chosen in the Assembly. The
Count is passing the Summer in Belgium, near Ostend.
Gen Fadherbe, who elected to the Assembly by
three constituencies chosen to represent the Depart
ment Of the North.
tPinCe Napoleon who arrived In Havre last week. has
teen ordered TO leave France.
The Communists convicted by the military commission
81 Musees have been sentenced to yarions terms of
imprisonment. 1t is probable that the sentence Of death
imposed upon political prisoners will be committed to
exile transportation, Imprisonment for life. NJ Favre
Las promised TO accelerate proceedings relative TO the
fate Of foreigners, prisoners and political agents
lie Monde of to-day proposes that the Island Of Corsica
le rendered TO the Pope as nviOable residence, by
which means claims that the supremacy of France as
tie defender of the Catholic faith Will be maintained
The Court Of Cessation has exonerated NJ Devienne
PRECEDENT OF the Court under the Empire from all Grim
ta1ty in the affair OF Marguerite Bellanger. French
trocls have reoccupied the City Of Amiens The NORTH
German Gazette announces that the German troops now
evacaatng the Departments Of the Eure, SOmne and
senesupereure viii return at once to Germany.
Tie advces from Agers to the Government are salts
factory and indicate that the instruction is nearly
crushed cut
The Bonapartst journal Arenr Liberal has been
seized for publishing virulent attack upon NJ Jules
FsvIe. n. F.yrc has ordered the prosecution OF the
T,uit devsparel) for publishing letter from NJ.
L4ltye.
LATER-TEE PARIS ELECTIONS.
PARIS Monday, July a, 1871
The municipal elections in this city, yester-
Gav resulted in tie choice OF Republican Conserve
uyes and Moderate Republicans. The vote cast was
very small
IBE PROCLAMATION OF THE COUNT DE CHAM
BoRD-HOw THE FRENCH WRITE HISTORY
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PANS. July 1O.-The prospects of Republic
usn in France are certainly looking better every day
H. INV last letter able TO write to yOu OF the sue
,ess as welcome it unexpected, Of the Repubh-
san candidates IN the Provinces, and now have 10 an
tmpce that there is one prender the less to the throne
Of France The Count Of Chambord has thought proper
70 commit political suicide by proclamation dated from
cbambord which has made not little sensation here.
II had TO be generally believed that the fusion be-
tween the two branches Of the French Bourbons
complete and that had been settled between the Count
&c Chambord the representative Of the elder branch,
AID the Count de Paris, the grandson and heir
Louis Philippe, that the ORLEANS branch should
III their influence to promote the pretensOns Of Henry
70 the throne Of France the understanding that
kthis deathhe is chidless although he has been mar
NED for IS yearshe Count Of Paris should succeed to
he tfrqra rf HE ana T1f ffv-aa T
vel informed, that this pleasant little scheme for pro-
Udrg for tie desnies Of 100000 people should be
definitely settled and signed at the Chateau Of Cham
bod. Tie Count Of ChambOrd prO1tting by the repeal
ey me National Assembly Of the laws banlshing the
members Of his family from France, passed through
f'iS recently aud paid visit to his Chateau, from
"A4lA 10 has sent forth tie manifesto which
nay fairly be looked as his farewell TO all
tops Of sitting the throne Of his ancestors
Aany Of your readers may think strange that 50 much
Importance should be attached TO the color OF a flag
h1t 1hen 1t should he remembered that there is 10
nation n tie world which is led away By words or which
P"'s snch Implicit faith in symbols, a. do the French.
and tits question whetherhe deudeisor the tricoor
70 ne the nag Of France is one on which all French
NfL 'e deep interest Under the restoration there
@sHeVeF much love FOR the white flag, aud the popular
'le ABOUT the then disgraeed tri-cOoT may be gath
e'u NON BeTangcrs wellnOwn song Of lie rieur Dra-
pau IA which lie sang the praises Of the trcolored
Tanner which had hoated over the palaces Of nearly
t'H! sovereign in Europe and which had been carried
10 Triumph rom Madrid 10 Moscow.
Ihe question Of sentiment apart what would tho
t'Dil Of Tie white flag 10 France mean-or at least.
Id. "oud tn vast majority Of French citizens believe
" 90 A.eanI A'lenal Of the great Revolution OF 1852
~ 'h Acknowledgement that that event WAS mistake
lhing totally 10 be rcc.ettcl and TO be
N'He Ia short the adoption OF The white fac would
ACCOMMODATIONS on the part Of {he French nation
''te 20 return 70 feudallsin 60 not IN the least
'A't Nat tie Copni de CbambOrd q insiBcere when
ares tiial nc las net the smallest lutentionOf rim
- uiAes e"'sage and Jdnabage or any otherlfeueal
s, ]'- Tie French peaeants will not believe him
r1 ~uliy Ae protests, and as the journal des |
80 wei observed, one o. tie most effective weapons
nos Of The ComEuuis, = was the lnslnpnton that
~, - A'| E"s about to rethu to France. II Gny
go, - would give tie psd Tag cLance Il sue,
~. - Il would be fear Of a return OF the White
$50 MN sl quarters receive news OF The spT.ad !
too,e,,,. 'o'SaH PRINCIPLES In tae provinces tl6s
a. - very marked, and to nv mind. u
an O'e important than any political reoctiorr]
N, Ophlon Is slOy IN changing I'm !
i4eAcb prOyiuces and cor,tr,,,,o9, ,hr !
lie 80 ''"' AA.iOhs, are steady Conservatives I'm
1st,s' sens Oh the word. But after all. If PalIs
fgoy o."'oAs winch succeed for a time It Is tho
,prs :, S'Nc9 generally decide on tho deapltyo re.
,rye,o - ~ notorious that,tLe recent olcctlons have
No., s'l1y IN the Legltimlst eauip and many bere
&od Of ,s.,, Cunt de ChambOrd's proclamation Is
S''e~Oop Of all elaius " the throne Of