The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
F r A N G E..
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
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Free Trade as a Cabinet Question and
Ministerial Notifications.
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The international Movement and
Communism.
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Rossel's Encouragement TO the
Timid Democracy.
TELEGaAms TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.


TflEcaAms TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the French capital. .~,.,
PARIS, Jan. 8, 1872.
M. Casimir Perier, resigns his position In
the French Ministry, for the reason that he
Is free trader.
INTERNATIoNALIsM AND COMMUNISM
The arms which were taken by the
Prussians from the French and subsequently
sold to the Belgians have been purchased in
Belgium by the agents of the International
Society. acting secretly and without revealing
their commission. -" ci
Communist papers which have been just
unearthed from their places Of concealment
60 to show that the Communists were anxious
to submit to the government authorities during
the later days Of the month of April, but that
they were prevented from doing so by Rossel.
nj. Casimir Perier's Appointments, and why.
M. Casmir Perier was appointed to the Ministry
Of the Interior OF France on the 14th Of october,
1871. His public position, his policy and personal
talent were stated In the following letter, from an
English source, dated In the French capital the
evening Of the same day. The writer said:-
M. Casimir Perler's appointment to the Ministry
OF the Interior Is gazetted. He 10 man OF great
personal value, and must strengthen M. Thiers'
Casimir Perier is a reDuted Orleanist see nothing
In ms nomination inconsistent with the theory
verdict OF the country whenever it can be fairly
taken, hopes to consolidate republic. Paradox
France Wod b 90 T EH 9t
ern the republic With republican ministers. There
can be no doubt that the sympathies OF the majority
Of men OF mark IN France are hostile to republic.
But, 1t being given that M. Theirs Is convinced OF
the necessity Of establishing permanent republl-
the various candidates could prevail with.
out out civn war, 1t Is admissible to suppose
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necessity, and not as politicians taking ONCE to
further their own former opinions quite believe
that NJ Casimir Perier belongs to this category lie
Is a parliamentary speaker OF no ordinary ability:
As pampnleeer whose writings greatly damaged
authority. He was declared partisan OF an IN
come tax against the financial system OF NJ Pouyer
Querter. One can, therefore, hardly doubt that M.
THEIRS, who IS the must supple OF politicians, VIII
recall the oath which heard him take before the
sent to an income taxi The already recognized
failure OF Increased taxes upon articles OF consump-
to the only system which can produce the nve
milliards to be paid to Germany
M. Gnmbetta's Position In MarseilIes in Pres.
ence o. the Forces Military and Moral.
PARIS, Jan. 9, 1872
Dispatches from Marseilles report that the pres
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much agitation and some disorder.
His hotel was surrounded yesterday By throngs OF
friends VINO endeavored to call him out
At one time the assemblage became so numerous
and turbulent that the troops were ordered to the
scene, and the chasseurs charged upon ana dis.
persed the mob.
NJ Gambetta was not allowed by the police to
leave the hotel for fear that his appearance would
lead to further disturbances. He advises his friends
"not to persist IN collecting In large bodies In the
streets or attempt resistance to the authorities.n
He tells them "they have right to hold meetings.
but they should Withdraw in the presence Of armed
force. and not provoke collision"
There has been no revival Of the agitation to-day.
NJ GamDetta remains at his hotel ana 1t is given
out that he Is confined to his room by illness.
A Radical ON the "Eence" with the ssMental
Reservation, Balance.
PARIS, Jan. Q, 1871
NJ. vautra!n has written letter accepting
nomination to the Assembly from the radical party
in Paris.
While he declares his belief that the republic
alone can save France ne refuses ITO place the
republic above universal surrage."
This reservation has given offence to some OF the
Journals which first proposed his candidacy. They
reproach him for the stand he has taken, and
withdraw their support Aslt
Steam Ferry Communication with England.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 8, 1872
The commission OF the Assembly to whom the
subject was referred has made report approving
the project OF steam ferry across the Straits Of
Dover, between the towns OF Dover and Calais.