New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS OF
FRANCE.
INTERPOLATION RESPECTING THE DESIGNATION
OF THE AMBASSADOR TO THE VATfCAE-A
THEIRS AND THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY
ARREST OF INTERNATIONALIsTs.

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OF THE EmBAssADOR TO THE VATfCAS-h'
THEIRS AND THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY
ARREST OF INTERNATIONALIsrs.
PARIS. Tuesday, Jan. :, 1873
In the Assembly, to-day, NJ. Belcastil gave
notice that he should Interpolation with re-
gard to the resignation Of the Count de Bourgoing the
French ambassador TO the Holy see No day for debate
on the question was appointed, because OF the illness Of
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
The Assembly has authorized the prosecution OF
Deputy for acting second In duel. IL Is expected
that the recent educational circular Of the Minister OF
Public Instruction NJ Jules Simon, will gave rise to rr'
tating discussions In the Assembly.
NJ Theirs and the subcommittee Of the Committee OF
Thirty have agreed as TO the occasions when the Pres
dent may personally address the Assembly.
Several persons belonging to the International Society
have been arrested in Paris and the provinces The
police found Ors bombs in possession OF some OF the
parties.
APPEARANCE OF PRESIDENT TIKI Frs BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE OF THIRTY-HE REAsSERTS HIS
POSITION.
IRON THB RgGULAR CORRESPONDENT OP THE TRBusEl
PARIS, Dec. 20.-The prospect of another
storm in the Assembly tomorrow has cleared An inter
pellation that would have surely provoked tumu has
been withdrawn. An adjournment OF a fortnight for
the holidays will give pause to that agitation which has
troubled the country for month These coincdenoeso OF
agitation aud of repose do not add TO the honor
thOrty OF the Assembly the corresponding sense
Of fatigue and enjoyment Of es felt by the community
on these alternating occasions altogether hopeful signs
Of that moral robustness In the people requisite for the
solid growth and long life Of republics.
Before the Committee OF Thirty, last Monday M.
Ters reasserted the positions taken In mis- Message, de-
flung and maintaining them more clearly, as firmly, and
at greater length than The effect OF his discourse
on the Monarchiss has been much the ~ was tho
effect tho Republicans OF Dufaures speech the pre-
yous Saturday Not directly contradictory II went far
to qualify the latter, and 10 destroy the illusions In
which his Minister had led or LETT the Right to indulge
for two days. They we're given most distinctly 10 I'M
derstand that they had neither captured captiyaed
the President The interview, however, courteous
on both sides and the majority Of the Committee, with
out formally yielding any Of their proensions, have
since displayed more conciatory spirat least, more
concilatory Thiers's rmness, coupled with
some concessions made by him to the Right some recent
acts of his Administration gratifying to them and not
gratifying the old Republicans one hand and on the
other his popularity with the country and the dissolution
movement encouraged by the extreme Lett may teach
them prudence modify their earlier purpose of re-
ducing him TO nulty or driving him from he Presi.
dency and 20 sezing control of the Administration and
making straight the way for restoration OF Monarchy
Whatever they viii do. the very best-in-
formed cannot know-the minority members OF the Com
mtee themselves say 1t Is impossible Ia foresee and
vain to conjecture Meantime, and though they should
sit through the coming vacation, the present likelihood
is that they will not be ready report for long weeks
TO come W H. IT,