New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

French opinion the present time the Paris correspond
ent Of The London Telegraph quotes opinions ne na"
heard the same day from two weltknown Depuues'
the one leader In the small Israel OF the Imperisnss
the other quite as great among the earnest puD-
cans III the Assembly to be dissolved tomorrow
should have at least 400 Deputies returned VINO woua
even eight months more, we shall have avery decided
majority that will be favorable TO Monarchy In OH,
ferent words at different times, but within an hour OF
each other both OF these gentlemen thus expressed their
views Of the future of France. Neither OF them n9wey
gives his reasons. and opinion u worth Dus
little II Is satisfactory at any 10 know that at pres
ent France Is so thoroughly Republican.
In the sitting of the French National As
sembly for March H. the Chamber voted the whole bill
establishing special penalties against the Internatonse
II enacts that any Frencman Joining the International
Society, any similar association, shall bo liable to Inn
prisOnmen for from three months 10 two years and no
Of from $40 $780, lie viii also be liable TO lose his civil
and family rights for maximum OF ten and minimum
Of five years. The IMPRISONMENT Is Increased 10 nve
years and the fine $500 for FrcnChnan foreigner
who fuuctOnary OF the or IN any way
propagates that sOcetys doctrines such persons are
moreover, liable tO rcmain under poce supervision Tor
subsequent period OF from ye 70 ten years ADtSrs OF
members Of Inernati0nae are rendered liable tc
from one to six months imprisonment and 70 DS naa1
throughout The country.
In aludilg TO statements of the London col
respondent OF TIE TRIBUNE respecting the unsettled
state OF American commercial transactions, caused by
the Alabama controversy, The LOadOn Teegr0ph says;
eve have merely to substitute English for American
and the whole story applies TO ourselves II the United
States have suffered much from the impossbtity OF
borrowing money In market To construct raways.
work their mines, and improve their towns. English
investors have for the time, lost full equivalent nv
being denied most productive return on thcr spar"
capital. IL American bankers are uneasy at the
prospect Of adverse exchlnges because English holders
have parted with their Five Twenty bonds, We. on ths
sde nave to lament that the transaction means rel'-
tive loss to u.s." The Telegraph then states, at consder
BILE length tho evil effects British commercial affair,
and concludes that If statesrnanshp both sides of
the Atlantic Will condescend go far as 10 take TINS aspect
OF the question into account, or II commerce viii insist
making its voice heard tine solution OF the Alabama
difficulty may be aplreciany fastened. The Londot
Dd,iy Nebs, referring To the letter OF our CORE
sponden. mot, however on tLese accounts ONLY
Will there be no war as cOnsequeu of this unfortunate
dispute but SIX weeks Of and anxious discussion
have venture to think established the fact that the
interchange of opinion and tue mutual declarations or
good will, which the negotiation Of that instrument
gave rise did mark and promote substantial advance
the part of both peoples 20 more friendly relations