The New York herald., 1872-11-24

or progressive men. What they want no one can
tell. Behind them is France-roaring, tilling,
mentY3 said Prince Napoleon to Proudhon one
day-Proudh0n, the radical Of radicals. "What
do want Monseigneurf" was the response "a
lotined for being reactiOnary and conservative"
This flashing sentence gives you much OF the light
that now burns in the political circles OF France.
PARTY DIVISIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY, AND THEIR
STRENGTH
SO much is said OF parties in France that now, as
we are about to have the Assembly in session, 1t
may interest you know the exact division OF the
political forces. In the Assembly there are now six
publican union; second, the Republican Left, or
moderate republicans; third, the Left Centre, or
still more moderate republican,; ioTrth 9r, @ tne
the Fifth, and sixth, the Extreme Right who be-
nag, the Pope and no dynasty not Q thousand years
old. The first section OF very extreme radi-
Gals numbers seventy members, and here Lonis
has men like Grevy in it. The third. or Centre
Left, has 14o members, under the lead Of Chanzy,
school, The Centre Right contains 100 members,
headed by the Due de BrOglie, Due dAudrinet
pasqnin and the Orleanists: The Moderate kight M
has 100 MEMBERS while sixty Deputies Sit on the
Extreme Right waiting for Henry and MS white
nag, under the lead OF the COmte de Beauregard.
dealing with the SIX parties like uggler with six
eggs on Six plates In his hand. He never holds
more than one party at time and keeps the rest
THE MARRIAGE OF RocHEFoRr
Poor Henri Rochefort he who as the editor OF
ernment, was the idol and the mastor Of revolu-
tlonary Pafls, and now awaits death or transpOr-
tation or something or the kind in prison, has re-
appeared for moment In Versailles. Some time
after his Imprisonment the lady with whom he had
lived In that uncertain relation so common IN
Paris, and who had borne him children, was taken
with an illness threatening fatal ending. Roche
tort, who 10 imprisoned at st. Martin de re, ap-
Piled for admission TO marry Mile. Renaut, the
woman In question. Permission was given, and
RocheiOrt, accompanied by the gendarmeS arrived
atVersailles yesterday. ROcheOrt very pale and
nervous and had suffered great pain on the way.
He continued to the prison, where he arrived at
religious marriage was celebrated, and the next
morning R0chefOrt was returned to his prison.
Mile Renault Is about forty, and cannot recover
from her unfortunate Illness Figaro this morn
ing has satirical account Of the event under the
heading, Marriage Of the Marquis de ROchefort."
It Is believed that the terrible editor Of the Lam
release him, but does not wish to offend the Bona
partists by whose influence he was condemned.
French journal sums nvnss up the ages Of the men
now high In France and French politics Henri
is 81; Napoleop, SO; the Count de Paris, "a, and
81; Joinve. 5s DAumaIe. W 49, Primo Prince e Napoleon n
is 40; the Prince Imperial, 10. or the statesmen
note that Remusat "a Girardin, 60; Dufaure, 7s:
Cremieux, 10; Jules Favre, 81; Jules Simon, 81 !;
Louis Blanc, IS. and Gambetta, as.
The ex-King BOmba OF Naples is in town on his
way to the Pyrenees Tor the Winter.
Igather this little table, showing the increase in
the consumption OF horse meat in Paris 1t may
have an interest to MIR. Delmonico and his pa
trOnS:-
lS6s-For three months ending October 1..... 537
186o-FOr three months ending October L.. 626
1S70-For three months ending October H.. 799
lS71-For three months ending October 1..... 716
1S72-For three months ending October 1..... liza
This shows slight increase, although the year
1870 was the year OF the siege.