New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
FRANCE.


FRANCE.
PROVISIONS OF THE TREATY FOR THE PAYMENT
OF THE WAR INDEMNITY.
PARIS. Monday, July !, 1872.
The treaty providing for the evacuation of
French territory by the German troops, which was
signed Saturday night by Count Remusat aud Count
Won Arnm requires the ratification OF the French and
German Governments within one week after having
been signed Oneba milard francs OF the war indeh-
nifty are to be paid months after the ratification oil
the treaty, when the Departments of the Marne and
Upper Marine 10 be evacuated the second OF THIS
mhard on the 1st Of March, 1s9 and miard francs
on the lSt of March, 1874 when the Departments OF the
Ardennes and Vosges are TO be evacuated. The last
maTd francs Of the indemnity with the accrued inter
est thereon be paid the st Of March, 1875, when
the Departments OF the Meuse and Neurthe and the
Fortress Of Belfort are to be evacuated.
At the session Of the Assembly, to-day, NJ GOulard the
Minister of Finance, viii introduce bill authorizing
new loan to funds meet the requirements Of the
treaty.
In the National Assembly, this afternoon NJ Pousat
read the treaty for the evacuation of France
just concluded with Germany. Great disappointment
was felt when found that by the clauses OF the
treaty, although certain districts TO be gradually
evacuated Germany has tho right TO maintain the fun
strength of the army of occupation in France until the
war indemnity is entirely hQudated.
This Minister Of Finance did not submit at o-days ses
sion, HRS bin for raising loan to meet the 0bga-
tiOns Of the treaty.
GROWTH OF REPUBLICANIsM-DEBATE ON THE
ARMY ORGANIZATION BILL-THREAT OF
PRESIDENT THEIRS To RESIGN.
IFROA THR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUNBl
PARIS, June 12.-The political record this
week of unusual interest The chef events are the
result elections of last Sunday and the repetition
last Monday of a menace Of resignation by NJ. Thers
The elections held four departments for the
choice OF representative from each TO fill as many va
caneies in the National Assembly Corsica sends Aba
tucci a BOnapartist, expected. although even
that Napoleon farm raised 1900 votes FOR bis Republican
rival against his 2SOOO In the other three trials the
Republican candidates triumphed and in conditions that
lend peculiar significance to the victory They are all
uncompromising Republicans de la VeiHe, radicals
though lot Teds-al men OF pith and substance.
Best is honorable professor in the fac
uty OF sciences. beating IN the Yonne his
moderate Republican and lie gitimst opponents whO be
tween them, took the Bonapartist vote Barn. who was
formerly professor occupied ms leisure under the
Empire, IN philosophical studies, OF which the best ex
tant French translations Of Kant among the ripe
fruits handsomely Overcame the SOmme the Bona
partist sone time Imperial prefect, and
uar one N that department. and the MOnarchst Le-
ieune. DeregnancOErt who has risen from poor
estate by intelligent industry, TO that OF wealthy manu-
facturer end Mayor Of Roubax the greatest victory
of ALL 1t deserves more circumstaual notice than the
Others AT the election held in the same department
Ne EOTd), last January, lhe SURFACES were nearly
equally divided between VI. DeregnancOurt and NJ
Rereerot and the former supposed, at first be
suecessfu by a very slight majority; but,
ANIMATION by the Assembly, the election, for vice
OF FORM I think, broken The same candidates pre-
sented themselves again. and 1000 citizens pre-
ented themselves at the polls, Of whom all but 1900 cast
the votes for the unquestonahe Republican Bergerot
WAS supported by all sorts of sefstyed Conservatives
Clericals gitimsts Oreanists what few left OF
Bonapartiss, and moderate, e, tnid. unwilling Re
pnbcaus 1t is observable that both candidates de
elared themselves present supporters of NJ Thers and
the Government 1t is What is observable is that
nearly threefourths Of the soldiers who belonging to
department having right 10 vote wherever stationed.
voted for the Radical candidate. At the Camp Of SatOry
by Versailles the proportion go to 1872; the gar
Tison at Lille 200 10 l3
The impression Of these results on the three Mo-
parchieal parties is immense. The symptoms Of dsap-
pop,inent the less frank confessions dis
eourag agement, the alarm and distress among Reac-
tionsts and timd Conservatives, visible on every
hand The Imperialists and L. egmists who have been
indecently coquetting since the Duke dAumale
threw of the latter in declaring his undyDg love for the
tr-colored flag, ike to court each other with
honest intentions s0r temporary Alliance against the
growing force Of the enemy That the fears Of
the foes well The exutaon Of the friends OF Re
pubncansIo, somewhat exceed the measure which a
caner consideration OF the elections which have excited
them will justify Is probable But, looking at the egs
the various preceding partial and that hasty gem
eral Of February, ls out OF which the Assembly
grew, the constantly spreading drift toward Republican
isn becGnes patent With promising indication at least
Of a deepening undercuuent. But 1t runs through
France. a stony land, not feHctOus TO prophets
Monday NJ. Thiers brOke out OF harness again
Folks thought hewould not DO such thing again after
last Januaryt would unpaaotic, and not saSacous
40 menace the Assembly 10 degrade that representa-
tive body and through II represented France and the
menace would DOt succeed surely on new trial Tor
meantime dAud,rot Pasquier, perhaps another one OF
two mad risen 70 availability Of leadership and the oner
of resignation might be accepted The President said
IN reported conversation of last month, that he had re-
uOuneod once a further administration OF TINS heroic
,enedy 10 no matter what case OF difficulty lie
qtlded largely most reluctantly but frankly, 70 the
sxgences Of the majority the extremely important
matter Of constituting the Council OF STATE Everybody
.nev that he was utterly hostile 70 the neg octTine
ef universal military service. But then agan he had
led with great reluctance TO the general pressure OF
nubic ouulOn It was indeed well cOmprehended by all
who had followed the long story with careful Alehoh
t,st In the very numerous interviews between nm ana
tbe Committee that has been celebrating The ne" ARMY