, 1873-10-06
Theirs Consents to a Coalition with
the ImperiaGsts that he May
Prevent Monarchy.
Denial of the Reported Rupture Be.
tween CASTELAR, and Minister
SiCkIeS.
Tho Pope Dcspnirs Of tho Irnme-
dinte Triumph of Mother
Church.


FRANCE.
LoHnoH, Oct. 5.--A special dispatch from
Paria to tho London 0bserucr stntcs that 850
Deputies Of tho Fronch Assembly have pledRed
Themselves to support motion for tho rostora-
lon OF tho monarchy.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Thc Deputies Of tho Right at
mocting to-day appointed Gen. Changarnior,
Duke DAndihrot, pasquier, tho Baron DoLarcy,
NJ Combler, and Count Daric, q committee to
draw up platform On which all SECTIONS Of tho
Right can nnito.
New YonK Oct GA special to tho 1rorld,
dated London Oct. &, says: "Tl,iors has given
bis consent to tho proposed alliance betwoou tho
Republicans aud tho Ilnporialists Us tho only
means Of preventing the restoration OF the mon
arcly, with Count do Chanlbord ~ Henri v"
Tho now party is constantly receiving ac-
cossions to it's ranks. Nevertheless, ohancos so
far favor the MonarclistB, who hayo majortios
in tho Assembly, the ontiro army, md IN abun-
dauco of money with which they hayo been
bribiug weak md ambitious politicians.
n. 1loulor has boon promised Daronotcy
Immediately after tho restoration, which 1nay
now bo considered sure to como about soon after
tho Assembly conyenes. That Thiers should
Layo consented at last to an alliance with tho
strides which tho Monarohial cause LAS been
mazno ami thu ,,roent pocoaa,tv for ;,rn,o1oto
,,nns,,paa ~ rroaa..'a .,,a "a.>.,,,;a
n''a'ut"0 ~ pfeael'o 'uo now 'ot1ol1's 1opupno'
TIE NEXT KING OF FRANCE.
Paris Correspondence Eos'on Post.
Ia a.recohe interview WIN prominent nohlo-
man, VINO IL mombor OF tho Assembly, aud Que
o. tne very oIaest iainilles III france; anu WHO.
aa atanucn Legitimate, Ia worthy Or Chamboyda
confidence, that pretentor gave his viowa with
fraukness which mny elicit the admiration of his
aahefonte, nut can hardly sofVe Ills cauao other
WISE. Ino Count saad ~ eIcct, that
ne Aau CONCEDED all that con-
ae'onco ana seii-reapoet would allow him
~ conrGa9, "n9n he aoclafed himself ready to
ni;Hiow.eugo ~; tno count Or parla az tue nolr ol
1l's nGneo: anu "uilng 10 govern ~ Of! etectso
;na5 aau vi ,os ' Vao.
e" ,,f, ~ H., ea1us a'n WE u" lacn, thae
l. Gan unty '"y e1ntn " .no tn1oho III un4ln6 peen
1"@;a;r,ota ~ 1 ns sno '1 .o oiy Heis o1 to
Iaesi.inm3a:to a ms: AGMao 9 OF boatboh. "nat 1oioWs
from tais Ihat must always maintain that
tna "ns i a,Ssnuy oussruosea rom reign
,,srnato,u m tat u anpoa ronnoa nso nd peSn @r
,'lnuaiaeJ'a; ,nni ao 1nat empires, ropupMea ana Or
ioa ..1 ., naYu ao 10 losal eNlaionco. HnG
- n',G H. suat tho lat4er u i;qu'a rm,l,pa votoa
n';I1 14s Hup niasaoa r @t Los A. nua ta5 LOUIS
nn fa H. ta H no - ;4tono n o. ynar!o5
tGnt q trn nno 'nat Ine M eount u rass nas olme1
1nas tnT9nH p;sIna as tno not Of
LOUIS LOUIS thl1lppe, muoh Less OF tue bour-
utUts' tt,aa' po5 o4 cone''tus,oaul'sn. AckhoWleuee
tn,s, ~ ~. ain;. an " ny eou'ac
sl1 tos anu .;.5 my saA Il pnr myself to 30 TER
son OF r4lllnpgn E:gauso this grandson OF tho
mr,urpos a,I p LOUIS M ln1lppo, as ny heir. Nat you
k 1 oa ~" yes 'nose s4a eSk y nao 70 M 1c'n oh.s
,,1or 1 ~ e,nsnnt a,'1 :" ram,noad m py p1r-
very wo.!, en- coneent 70 DO tnst IT, only under
Gsr.n condtt3ns % ! nas1 M aotve sne =. mission OF
- a.'s Mnas @ - ~ Pioeect tno Uhu1cn
a. noino aa' ti nna t1e iapaoy ~ 1sny. must not
pu .ou - LINZ "in ., 10 ';1ake mar IL Tue Hoas
ssetso " e"nnes VIM - d ioSni pIefoSattSe;
' Aga'n, you aaI me 70 slVc up TIC tradhional
ii H{!lnot ~ u NY 4ouseLthas WHEN neans every
ih.ns naas w., ~ nonsp9n' no.nhE Mhich u hos
aa nu.'pom '. mnn. snnll acceps ~ ats piaco
tneso only. Moniu yoa respoes ne II yielded
wy apon sL!1 Poins ~ Is ,luEosea tnnl tne "niee
nas hLoilo ~ totaiisea loF tMo 'osat noaso anu
nt tt trIcoios t 1or sne !; na .a s ti ~ aodnra cn
non ynt sco no" IL 'a'' ~ ao"o VIII o'en''y anu