New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
FRANCE.
FAILURE or NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE WITH
DKAWAL or THE GERMANS-THE PRESlDEN-
TIAL TERN TO BE DEBATED ON SATURDAY.
PARIS Tuesday, Aug. is, 1871.

FAILURE or NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE WITH
DRAWAL or THE GERMANS-THE PREslDEN-
TIAL TERN TO BE DEBATED ON SATURDAY. .
PARIS, Tuesday, Ang.15 1871.
The negotiations between Gen. Manteuilel
aud Minister Power for the immediate evacuation OF
the Northern FORTS have far been without result
Debate on the prolongaton of NJ Thiers's powerswin
begin in the Assembly Saturday. 1t is estimated
that 700 Deputies are in favor Of the measure.
Today being the snniversary0f the Assumption OF the
VIRGIN is observed as holiday here and at Versailles
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE GOVERN
MENT IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
The adjourned debate on the second clause
e. the Decentralization bin involving the whole prnc,
g m C e o ~ tbe ZEE WHO proposed an smcndment
which reused in the r ct the most violent opposition.
Of an nendrnent which does not suit them is TO
Tie member while he is reading H. Assee Gssez ALLOWS
@ sS PSa &c Which Snf he EemSy Of the
Toitegt nation In the world consider parliamentary
when NJ Duvergier Hauranne, stung to irritation,
retorted that any man who could vote for the
law as IL stood bad citizen the Right metaphor
ZION which was made but not to their satisfaction
and sort OF discussion positively ensued between them
had been made which they indignantly denied By the
u process Of n hSgp tsmSes and tact aae the
w $5s appeal %sp to them; The intention the orator
ySssT 10 won1 ESCAPED him Pray be indugent
gentlemen toward young an orator But tnougnun s
Gh s sToae at any moment When the President said
tbts scn on this vote had been demanded there was
s~esSSoav asx,nr his neghbor IN low tone whathe,
thought o. Il, Known in the French papers as mones
mtnt prolOngt" when, imInediately aiterwaro M, M,
tribune this noise increased for every one then was
ssking his Deghber In loudtone what he Thought OF
the esamSt tbat ne was not
opposed to adopting the bill on CONDITION that certain ar
tcies which IL conained modified, on which there
universal itement of noise
which meant that nobody knew what 70 thnk OF AZ n
Theirs addressed remark directly 10 NJ Lambrecht VINO
modified the expression on condition. and sala use
TIE Government did wish 20 Impose It's VIII on the
Assembly but simply that 1t reserved its rhtto vote
ssins the law If the modhcatonsit proposed were not
Committee for discussion to-day. He concluded by ex-
pressing hope that he had not hurt anybody Feelings
T 1nd Ia5 os pSoPe gsaid Tres 5ie s bien
Then eusued most noisy dispute az 70 whether there
npf or Vote on the second article, desired by the
Right The description OF noise when Ihs, FL qiSp lt
cqche " 70 the uniuitated mind II conveys the impress
son OF everybody wanting 10 address The Chamber at
tie same time. The question OF Adjournment was put 10
the scfUtn amid animation indeseriptitle" the
members rising and aggregating into knots OF
violent gesticulators in the center Of one Of which
was M Theirs. expressing himself apparently with
tie utmost force to NJ. Waddlnston, one OF the
fathers of the bill and therefore OF the principal
culprits ia the ewes Of the Chief Of the Executive.
When the result kDown-for the Government 2l2,
against lSO-there was very decided "nouvenent pro
and the general sensation that Ministerial crisis
In the amospherea sensation not belled by what
when M Thers announced to a large group OF Deputies
that he would not consent 20 govern any longer upon
such terms that this law would =,
oarism was rampant, and when tnsurrectonary move
nents might at any moment break t2yh. AT every
IN my way By factious Interpretations and hostile mani
iestatons. am worn out by fatigue; let the majority
make government, IL II wishes, according 10 It's own
fancy. A. for me, viii seize with delight the oppor-
unity which they offer me OF rest"