New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

gulShed NlSltOr. Inc tOND WAS ueCOIdOcu H"SS'
and in the evening was brilliantly illuminated
Later in the night the ex-Presdent was serenaded
at his hotel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE M0NARCH1sTs.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ASSEMBLY - MESSAGE OF
PRESIDENT IMAGINATION - POPULARITY OF NJ.
TIiIERs-AN INVOLVEMENT BoNAPARTIsT PRINCE
THE BAZAINE TRIAL.
,ynox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
PARIS July 3O.-The Assembly dispersed yester-
day. first listening by way of benedictiOn to the
reading of message by NJ. de Broglie. signed Mar
Hhal MacMahon Duke of Magenta"-President not
beinp fayorite tItle with him. IL is q colorIess
doeument-the condition of Nj. de Brogle as Ohiei
of n Cabinet composed of the standard bearers OF
three rival monarchical parties, being not TO sho"
cOlors II compliments the discordant majority OH
its holding together, thanks to which union I'M
portant laws have been voted almost without de-
bate~ m; answers, of course for the preservation
of order" during vacation declares the preservation
of dearly bought peace to be the first want of the
country and the fixed purpose of Government. Inc
theme longest dwelt is the liberation of the terri
tory in rapid course of accomplishment in these days
The part of NJ. Theirs in preparing this liberation IS
generously recognized in one sentence of exactly IL
words Then follows sage advicethat such patriotic
jey as may be inspired by the happy occasion be not
expressed in noisy manifestations such, Tor ex-
ample the reader between M. dc Broghes INES
readily understands, as banquets and that sort OF
thing, which would have for inevitable ACCOMPANY
Inent "noisy shouts of VUe Theirs! and hardly less
noisy or less agreeable shouts of Vire Ia RepabHqae!
To chant with fullest lungs the cantice OF the
Sacred Heart to shout Vipe Pho I4-surely most
proper pulmonary exercises for those whose pleasure
lies that way-is rightly permissible, as 1t is likewise
free for any one to cry out against the Republic.
But as for manifestations brUydntes of the lay and
pro-republican variety, to hush, smother choke
down these is one of the most pressing objects OF
government and the glorious sword" OF It's martial
President
People in the part of the territory last and long
est held by the PrussiaDs grateful municipalities OF
Nancy and Lupeyille. have sent invitations to M.
THEIRS to come and celebrate with them the compile
ton of his work for their hberation-an act of pat
riotie fire worship to the setting sun they would
eclipse which is peculiarly offensive to reflective
de Broglie and his satellites who have not shone
very brilliantly since their rising on oath May This'
ia practically admitted, openly complained OF,
by the respective moutbpeces of the three or more
aggregate parties of that congregation each one OF
which hopes to conquer the other two under It's
favorte sign in that triple constellation. See, IN
proof Bonapartist Orleanist, Legitmist and cleri-
cal French newspaper files. But they are something
unjust as partisans will be, in their grumbling and
criticisms although it is undeniable that, ex-
repting ErnOul in comparatively seeond-rate roles,
che talking members of the present Cabinet nave
made q, sorry figure. owing successes, such as
they are far more to the known foregone con-
illusions of the majority than iany persuasive power
of their own Graceless, greedy, mOnarchicsl,
censors overlook the restrictive facts of their sua-
tion IT. after defantly asserting this week that
fhey are ready to defend by lucid explanation their
policy against all formal questions, and next week,
when interpellatng Jules Favre comes laundering
MT their door, they not only do not answer, but by
the finely pursed-up mouth OF dIrectlng-class de
BroQlie briefly remark to the inside majority of the
House. the select gems de ben, that they will not
answer are not at home, to ignored vulgar, Repub-
lican callers what else could they say and refrain
from say ingi
Minister Beule of the Interior, though not bred
OF accustomed to parliamentary habits, possesses
by endowment and requirement, very pretty i'm
proved talking power. A year so ago, apropOs of
subsidizing the Grand Opera, something of that
sort he edited from the tribune an oratoreal essay
on art and its social bearings, fluent not unsOund
charming convincing. He had uncontrolled hand
ling of a theme in which he had competence to
speak, and fairly won his respectable little triumph
Last Nav he was made incumbent of one of the two
most important ministries In the new Cabinet. Not
because of any notorious native or acquired ac-
knOwledged even hoped-fOr, fitness for that high
office but that low ground of availability, from
the duh clay of which model republic that shall be
be nameless, fabricateslmuddy presidents. Patron
lied by his colleague of the SOrbonne,
che eloquent and erudite Able Freppel,
in his for election to the Assembly from the
Department of Marne-et-Loire, he has given suffi-
cent pledges to the clerical party and consequently
against repubiicansm, without being engaged to
any of the three monarchical parties to be Of
fensively committed against the other two. Apart
from cultvating moral order" by administrative
processes Of pruning away what are left of Liberal
officials cutting in and binding down republican
sproutings and spoutings from press and stump the
next three months will be devoted to what an En-
glsh gardener styled high breeding" of republic,
that shall temporarily stand only so long and in I'M
productiveness as the lucky one of the three mon
archical concuHents needs to gather his strength,
andTun into this goal. What a scrubby race, to be
sure
] read in the Gdul0is (Bonapartist orean) of this
morning that first among the leaders of our Ameri-
can fashionable people at Newport are (Baltimore)
BOnaparte and his horses The Simon (more or less)
pure Prince Jerome Napoleon (who always desig-
mated his elder Baltimore brother in wedlock as Pat
terson BOnapartel has turned up again in Paris in
these days. to the quite limited delight of the friends
of his nephew. If we might say so, saving the rev.
orenoe due TO prince, though but OF the second
seDeratOn--and should say might-this Prince
jerome seems to be, indeed, for the most part he
always has BEEN an embarrassment to his family,
and his DEATH under convenient circumstances, one
can conceive family survivors accepting with resig-
nation Of the most sprightly Christian character.
Prince Jerome Napoleon comes this time asking
Government 10 reinstate him in bis rank Division
General of the French army. The Government
md hona