, 1873-06-24
the last !!tnine; which troubIsss' youi scientific
,reYolutionist. ~ u -

II
Tho hope Of tho OrleaniBt party In Franco Is
M Intelligent man, and, while residing IN Eng
land. ho hold his own In "Tho Club " with tile
late nir. arote. hr. noberb Love, the Marqua Of
real support by his character TO tho Conservative
yato lettors from Paris, which aomo ft,turo, Indy
Mary Montague or Duchess D D'AbrantoB will work
but, among notroases Of certain olaas hia pionB
professions ato troatod as Il joke: Whom tho no
tor1ous Corn Pearl WAS expelled from PariH one
or two Of hor aox grow frightened and turned
OF this kind, tho nttlo man WAS kept worry vol
informed Of tho goings-on Of oortaiu protcndors
In tho State Tho portrnit Of Tho pre1ont fnyor'to
Of tho Duke may bo aoG! IN l., the s,:aa dxiplson DIV
ap!eudid horso belonging to hnr Duoal
admiror. bladomoiaello q q Donnpartiat, and 1t
is o*ing perlaps to this fact that Al. rhiers was
80 badly anped By tho Dn9n 'o9tar ffiG u nor
THEIRS AND 1rAuMAHoN.
A lady OF my acquaintance, In Paris, called tho
other day On Madame ThierB, at hor humble
lodgings In tho Iuo D'Aumalo, whore tho door
nro called horo, instead of tall foot1nnn. My
frioud sat with MADAME rhfors for half-an-hour.
Tho lattor said plainly TINT hiaoMahon was
voo made 1ohomont he ne % to hat 10 would
mover accept tho Government; and yos he had
been plotting to got rid of Thiera from tho be-
ginning. sho said sho always dietruhtoa Mac,
against against him; but I you M Know" sho adlod, IN.
Ihiors ia so goodi''
srEounAT1oNa AND PREDICTIONS.
szn An0Se c friend ssnaaso % nao IN nro9 T9ae nv
Varied @ osporoneo Of the last threo years, hevo
come to think all parties pretty, much alko.
TAoy aro rotten; and 80 is tho nation. It is my
opinion that MaoMahon will ultimately got into
holy war md tllon Prussia will tako champagne,
nrd Franco will In rfrbt1v qNrynH. HaGb{ubOu
has boon doing little else but study politics
ever since ho was at voraail1es: His sinister
countenanco waB constantly to DO aeon in tho
, 1f s fo out ory H eat ~ o deelsSs .apora9g Gng
had left. Was ho making up prescription list
Of Republican members to be uBod III certain
oventualitiesa At any rate, 10 knows, ct this
moment tho personnel 9f Tug e, Anaemny n a far
d'Etnt. Louis Napoleon know only from re-
ports Of agents and the speeches in tho Afoniteur
Tho names of tho Deputies he arrested and
transported. MacMahon must have tho opinions
doaux Assembly mapped out la' ii hiB MING mind
got q Popish a!liance, he would ho
tho very man to make war upon England, With
| Ireland rs tho basis OF operations"
II Is certainly IN ominous fact that seven ont
! OF eight now h1niators voted against Iliicrs on
tho Bishops petition, which called on Franco to
| Interfere for the restoration OF the temporal
Power. Ihat 1t WOuld DC Inhunebd III tue4 10 ~
to war for Don Carloa or tho popo, is no rcason
| TINT mon who boltoyo In tho craven Image at
| Chartres will not do it.
GERMANY ABKB FEW QUESTIONS,
| cauBing considerable unoastncBs ut Paris. Bis
marck wantod explanations as to tho connection
hetveon "the sid Of God aud the dovotodneas
| Of tho bravo French army aud tho continuance
| Of tho work OF tho liberation OF tho Trench
territory. He thought al TINT work was turned
down by Thicrs and docs not understand what
Ara army lna pnt tn 1O with fho nnymout of tho
romaining portion Of the last milliard. The
moro fact Of 4 sabre" being put at tho head
of tho French Government exeites tho suspicion
Of pruasia, ,--lenco tho humble tone just now
new Government follows precisely tho foreign
policy Of the last ono. Magne, mere anancier,
pleaded for some timo in vain with Macblahon to
rcduce tho war-budgot. II tho Fronch Ropublic
which, I happon to know, frowns on Machlahon
and loans to !rhiors. If Prussia does not OK
erciso llor influence, Macatahon, when he gots
warm in the aaddlo, may mako short work With
tho Republic.
| WHY THE FUNDS WENT UP.
A good dcal Inns been Raid about tho rao ~ ~ ne
Boufeo on the fall OF Thiers. With how little
wisdom, DC, That Was part OF the conspiracy.
we're very low i; 81 midnight the now Government
WAS formed, and theeuormous purchases mado by
tho confederateB Immediately the Dourao oponod
answered tho purpose. H. Magne has said TINT
nanco unless riso docs tako place. II two or
three millions aro lost BY tho transaction, they
arc arranged for in tho next budget.
| sToprINd TELEoRAa1e.
Maohlahon's Government has begun the prac-
tco Of stopping kilograms that are unpleasant
In point Of faot, Buffet nnd Do Broglie aro at
this moment the censors OF tho English press.
Only such messages us are agreeable to them gro
allowed to pass. Until eix months ago, tle telo-
| overv now nnd than stnnDnd hy M TlNOr'a Gny-