New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TROUBIEs IN FRANCE.

THE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.
REPORTED BoNAPARTIsT CONSPIRACY-EFFECTUAi
MEASURES OF THE GOVERNMENT TO PREVENT
DIsoRDERs-THE CONSTITUTIONAL BILL OF THE
LEFT CENTER TO BE INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEM-
BLY, TO-DAY.
PARIS. Saturday, June Is, 1874.
II is reported that the violence of the Bonapartists
du7g the last few days Is part of conspiracy they
havo entered into to bring about the dissolution of
tie Assembly and an appeal to the country through
! plebiscitum.
semi-offcial note protests against the newspaper
accounts of the late troubles as mischievously
provocative of excitement and hatred and expresses
the hope that the measures already taken by the
Government to restore quiet will prove sufficient.
The measures adopted by the Government to pre-
vent repetition to-day of the of yesterday
and Thursday at the western depot proved efeetual
AT noon the hour for the departure Of the Deputies
train, there was no more than the usual hustle at
the station.
NJ. de Sainte-Croix was brought before the Police
Court to-day for assaulting NJ. Gambetta He was
sentenced to six months imprisonment and to pay
fine of 300 francs. He was also ordered to pay the
costs of his trial He declined to accept legal assist
ance. The other rioters who were also arrested
Thursday evening, were sent to prison for terms
ranging from one week to month.
The report last night that the station of the North
ern Railway was in flames was incorrect. The fire
in timber yard adjacent to the railway sta
ton.
In the Assembly to-day Gen. de Cissey, Minister
of War and Vice-President of the Council, intro
duced bill modifying the regulations for the mob-
lization Of the army in case of an outbreak OF war;
PARIS, June IA, 1874.
The Constitutional bill prepared by the Left Cen
fer he ptr in the Assembly tomorrow,
and urgency will be demanded for it. Whether
an alliance has been effected between the Left and
Right Centers cannot be known until the bill
reaches vote. The Moderate Left will support the
motion for urgency, notwithstanding its antipathy
to recognition of the Assemblys constituent power
because it desires to secure some defense lor Tue
Republic against the Bonapartists.
Anxiety in regard to the result Of to-morrow's
sitting of the Assembly pervades all classes.
NJ Clemenceau has again challenged NJ. de Cas-
sagnac for insinuating that he was coward and
had acted dishonorably, and proposes duel be-
tween ten Republican and ten Bonapartist deputies.
NJ de Cassagnac replies cOntemptuousy that he VIII
fight nobody but Gambetta, and that the Bonapart-
list deputies cannot accept the challenge.
The Government has taken vigorous steps for the
suppression of both Bonapartist and Radical agita
lions in the barracks.
The police have closed the Cafe de POpera, on the
Boulevard Haussmann, because it was a rendezvous
for the Bonapartists
LONDON Monday, June I5-S a. m
The Paris correspondent of The lines telegraphs
that the votes in the Assembly for and against the
Left Center's Constitutional bill to-day will be
about equal in number.
Fifty or sixty members of the Right Center are
undecided. If the rumor that these Deputies will
abstain from voting is true, the Left Center will
probably be successful.
The proposed bill has three articles. The first
provides that the Government shall consist OF
Senate and Chamber of Representatives and Presl-
dent of the Republic.
The Second confirms Marshal MacMahon's Presi-
dency until $780, The Third provides for the partial
or total revision of the Constitution by such consti
tntional hills IA NAV be hereafter submitted