New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.


gLY-TRIBuLATIONs OF A CHARITABLE MAN |
THE STREETS OF PARIS.
IFigOM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSR.1
PARIS, Jan. 12.-I have attended several ses-
ons Of the Assembly OF late in order 10 hear NJ Theirs
speak, as he has done frequently since the vacations,
and also the hope OF being in position to give in
teligbe and accurate account OF what system OF taxa
ton is 20 be adopted in France. But every time
leave Versailles and its Assembly of tongues and
nothing else feel despondng for the future OF
this country. NJ. Theirs himself has than
occasion very nearly made aasco in the tribune,
and only yesterday we're exposed to scene which
was . disgrace 10 the Assembly Hardly had
the sitting opened before NJ. Grey, the President
announced that NJ. Jean Brunei had proposition to
make. There thereupon general movement Of at
teutton NJ NJ. Brunei rses but he makes some
foolish remarks. He nearly 60 years of age. an old
officer OF artillery and representative OF the people
in ls4s he believes himself 10 be as great stratest as
Won Motke and that he would have saved France from
the Prussians had his advice been taken translate
word for word from the Journal 0gicei what NJ Brunei
said:
cbastsemeuts France had allowed herself TO be cor.
rup.ed by rhctocians and payactors impOus men ana
talking OF the Hh OF septemberf continue Coo; IN
' Ia was because France had allowed
herself be corrupted by rhetOrcians ana payactors
paTess and worthest Of her children and allowed Christ
who had laden her with benefits, to be nsulted Nery
wish to continue to live in ruins darkness amid
spraces and violence in vanity and IN Ignorance in IN
her head and TO regain the way OF sayation In order
h'T TSsn s SaSs SssS' over "RRSG
world she ought to condemn and brand the sectaries
whose pretentions inevitably END in atheism, 4n 9e
ing In the Center Gentlemen, let US bow down TO the
from on high should and Rerssi sS
enter on the path which the universal Christ points out
use Of the term employed by the Communists in Paris
for which NJ. Brunet is member, caused much
u, ths ALMIGHTY is suspended over our heads
quence have the honor 70 bring forward the following
d to tss A%Sty ds ar
eui and several members OF the extreme Right gave
loud expressions 70 their approval Cries OF Enough,
ments France will elevate temple to Christ ON The hlli
In Paris he Trocadero whichhas been twice dedcated
of Christ viii nseription to the following effect
and commando
This extraordinary proposition caused considerable e1-
ctement I'm the Asse uiby the because NJ. Bru
net is a member Paris and member Of the extreme
Left where nfdelity s an article OF faith NJ brunei
concluded by saying Gentlemen let the year on wmcn
we are entering be the year OF the regeneration OF
France, through Christ move that my proposition DO
taken into consideration Immediately" This the House
had the good sense to refuse II be that NJ Brunei
was not IN earnest and holding up the Catholics OF
the Right to rdicule.
Poor Sir Richard Wallace the late Marquis OF Hert-
ford,s rich but legitimste child has at length lost
at the numerous canards invented about him
nv the Paren press and has see written TO The Lon
Son T,m 10 deare he really has no intention OF re-
nIantnc the Bos de BoulOgne out OF his own pocket.
Nor that this stopped the Paris they immediately
invented a brother for poor Biz Richard, and declared
that the sad brother about to marry Mile Daram Of
ael,aht 10 cali him. Ia really an ilused man. There
few peope In Paris who receive such quantity Of beg
gng letters does Everybody who wants to borrow
an dollars writes to Sir Richard Wallace. and ia highly
indignant that he does not receive 2 reply. few
| we-kezke's fine collection Of ancient arms and
| then he has been beset with Offers from
persons who wished TO sell him rusty old rubbish In
thsir possession. Thsn, he 10 the owner OF several
houses In Paris friend OF .mine who IL tenant Of
OF thesc tells that he received nearly every DAY
several etoss begging him TO inteTcede with his land
lord Ia order to obtain charity In shape or other
To all, storekeeper asked the other day II
could give her any hopes Of her bill Of PAID
young English SWELL" who has left Paris told her
feared she write It OF bad debt nave an
idea," she exclaimed suppose wero 10 write 10 sir
Richard Wallace he would very likely pay me- AS sir
Richard Wallace has probably never heard the name o
the young scamp who up the Dill, feaL my friend
the storekeeper wtl only waste her time Ihn only
one instance out OF many Of the per~eutions OF rich
and charitable In Paris am glad TO De able 70 re-
port that some acknowledgment has at length been
ade Of the charity Of Americans toward France during
the afa war. TIE Journal dc Paris an Influential
enumerated the