, 1874-11-06

apparent good nf1a now tall1trca ntlu hard t!mDB
nro aonring their mluds. Tlloy hevo boon tnugllt
tllo1r desire for peaco, tlloy may too easily 10
lcd to accept tho idea Of another wnr BY tl,cir
rulors, who. having 30 formidable MI army, mt
Mrally dcslro to mako use Of It. Ihoy know TINT
Ftai1co has nloak wonlorfulls ariaoir, iron, at,-
paront run; and thoy also know tLat
one to be droadsd IL not cripplea again /;
mud 80, moHt naturally, y,-almost inevitably, 1
may aay.-dermnny aud Franco nlay drift into
Causes tho Ironch Government to ,ncl 90
cautiously while artning Bo hastily aud 40 ootn-
plotoly md IT, is tho conviction OF daugor
which rondofs tho danger tho creator.
A. 10 to be hoped TINT spatn 'nay havo moro
ths rid Of hor own trouble, Hl1o may prove less
To-day
THE FRINGE or WALES
ie In Paris. 11o arrived hero Inst evening from
,ntenm,arA, sna wi!l sail today upon prosidsnt
thon his Royal lIigl,ncss viii go
to THO splendid country-soat Of tie
Duke do Ia hochefoneal,i- -Ntaaaeein, Iatoly Am
Tho Duso had issnel invitations for grand ball,
at which tho Prince Of Walcs waB to DO present,
whom the sudden retirement of tho Duke do
Droglie, who had appointed tho Duke do la
lsochefoucnuld. to London, caused tho latter to
roaign also. and givo up his fsto. Ho ob.aned
promise. howosor, from tho Prince Of Walosthat
His Royal lltghnoHs would spend woek at Tho
Duko's cot1ntry-Bcat, near Paris, mud to-norrow
tho English Prince will bo tlloro. Tho Duko,
who Is enormously wealthy, has made tho mos!
rulnor lias It that tho Comic dc Chambord will
10 ut tho ohatenu TO moot tho Prince.
l fancy, however, that this will not be tho
case,-if only becnuga of tho fact that tho TO-
IL.
presence Of tho Comic dc Ohambord Us r political
manifestation, Hclemo likoay to oauae trouble
aud ngitation; ard that, III consequence, tho
Government las very decidedly made known to
tho Duke do Ia lochofoucauld, TINT it would coll
siler tile visit Of tho Preteudor AZ most inop-
portnno. 80 Walos will havo to 10 satisfied with
meeting tho oto among tho Legitimist families.
IIo will be surrounded by fair lndies and brayo
gentlemen. and doubtless will ilnd his tn1o pass
ing away most aEroonbly. LII fact, there IA to
Albert Edward was very attentive Ho1no years
hence, and tho Prince will DO unchecked in hia
intcrcourso with tho lady, al her husband las
had the exceeding bad taBto to become very
ardent and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Republican. aud Of co,tao mootB with no favor
among Huch bfuo-blooded rcoplo NJ will be
brought together to greet tho English Prince.
TIE nEtA1I. OF THE FnEAolt yEssII.-or-wAn,
tho OrenoQuo, III another triumph Of tho polite
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. the Dmko Docnzes.
ing this proof Of goodwill to tile Italian Gov
ernment, but tho for1ncr Chtof Of tho French
Cabinet. the Duke do DroGlio, opposed any B1sch
course as certain 10 vex tho Loeitinlist apl TO-
claimed by tho Republicans as Tho suecesa
Of their viowB. At last, however, this brand OF
aiBcord has bren withdrawn. nnd 1low tho rc}n-
tions botween France AMI Italy will become nil
Tia nloro fflondly. The OronoHuo remained ut
Ciyita Fecchia, not no much as Il refngo for Plus
n q n In R1ru L..
lat Corberls i'll FrRnce; and President MacaInhon
quito vol understooa this; III fact, tho Pope
took this yiaw Of tho 1nattor, al ha quito ploas-
ant'y admitted TINT tho French vessel was doing
him no good thero,
The political eKcitcment produced in Corsica
BY tho slectionoorilg coutost Of two members Of
tho Bonhparto family baa eliminated in
TIE ps:FEAT or JEROME NAPOLEON
plon-P!on," ss he is styled hero. The ax-Em-
press and tho Prince Imperial have no good will
toward Jerome md threw their influence into
the cause OF Charles DonApartc. both jerome
aud Charles wero sooking to ho elected members
Of tho Conseil Municipal; and, thanks to tho
acsiye ~ interference q Mons'eNs petro socretsry
WAS elected. OF course this affair has raised MP
q strong luminosity betwcen the pay.iBans Of tho
Bonapartes. md bitterly do thoy. rovile cach
other. They say more unpleasant things to oacl
eyer charged upon thonl: In tho recent elections
which took place throughout Franco for Munich
pal Councillors, tho nusnbor os Donapnytis.s
elected was very small indeed. In fact,
tho Republicans bud worry largo ms.
Of the Monnrclical journals; but they made out
AZ successful candidates Of theirs parties STYLED
by shen Conservative" Tho said candidates
arc Conservative, surely but they are, neyertlle-
loss. Republicans, end, il their naues were
cut tint the Republican momberatafo largely in
tho majority.
Tho trip Of
II. TH1Ens
in Italy ia tho occasion of many pleasant aud
very sincere demonstrations made in honor Of
tho illuEtrious patriot aud historian by tho peo-
pao Of Italy. The Royn'ist Journals hero soeul
overwhelmed with annoyance at tl,is, aud
lose no opportunity for attacking and re-
Wiling tho man who did 30 much towards rais-
Ing France from her fallen position. They ac-
cuao III. Thicra with having these demonstrations
prepared beforehand By French persops apnt
nhead, aud seek to malign tho cx-prcBdcnt of
tho Nopuh'ic III eyory possible way. It In nech-
leBs to add that all this venom is nAelcssly thrown
out. h( Tlliora iA hoyoud the roach Of such 1na-
leyolenco and misrepresentation.
The pariHiana well understand tho cause Of
the hostility between
PRINCE .n1BMAnoK AND COUNT yoN AnN1al.
The latter, urged by bismarck to deal harshly
with France, absolutely refused to do so. Ilo
H"nt long Recommendation to the Gernla,,
fairness. OF any such pressure as ho was ordered
to nuke upon tho French Cabinet; and OF
courao, tho exasperated Bismarck, who has no
pity for weak foo,
We have had glorious weather Of late, and
Paris has boon worry
DIIuNT AND GAY,
Hptto Of tho fact that ns yet q large majority Of
the fasEionableB arc at their cateaux, where
they shoot and hunt by day, mud hnyo very grnnd
entertainments at night. The races ut Long
clsnn'pa and Chautilly haye boon very we'll
attended, and tho new winter styloH havo begun
to appear. ltwas understood that this seauon
tho elite would be very economical Tho 1adieH
wcra to wenr tho most plain and ohcnpeBt OF
6tuffs. In short, there was to bc revolution in
Ia mode, The ladies' 10 wear c]Ieap Btufs;
but they nro 30 trimmed aud 30 arranged that,
il anythlng .pricea must this year bo oven
creator than last So much for tho rpforma-
tion wo wore told was to tako place.
IN TIE MUSICAL. WAY
tho son9ation has been the Appearance OF
Madame La Marquiae do Caux--Adelna Patti
nt the Opera, whore allo saug in Frenc!. tho roe of
Falentias, in "Ihe Huguol,ots." 1t had boon
n subject OF mich bitter comment hnro, that,
sinco tito downfall OF tho l:mmro, La Patti, who
is tho wife Of former Equorry to Napoleon
ILL.,, would not alug for u Republicans" In fact,
it IL mid that B!ie Malu yory unnlcaBant