, 1875-10-16

s't," 'ohoF+sN ny tHt nHlDfllAHfEb Tho
l:ed eFo's ling Of f4cnrva, n,ni thu e1uipaHo NJ
mo Army aersics Corps, aIso in nos nnlf ms
faced viii, red. Tho artillery no1t heticd. Gun
B'ntIhS II seven hattefioa Of t!so And resctl-
rou:ulcrt. two of tion, being Of the ,unHutc'I
branch Ut tlt!s service. Their horse. wretch
e1, httt after aoe!nK our own artillery, la: q
a|ways fo,Ifnl It difficult to Iiui,s ttlns
Of my ,oshcr nation.. The guns, MI
eseee.ln.dsrH' we're, howoyor' an bright
There wero no ammunition cars. Im.
Enndlatey following ca1na tho Twelfth Chas-
Reurs, aa sulo ~ badly hotsej ~ their prctle-
ceHsort, though l,oro aud thore certain sroopa
inatlo the oxcepttonH. a real Improvement would
10 the abolition Of she h,tloous bead pieces worn
by tho privatcs. which resembles nothing NJ
much MI small rcd lrnms. Tho se4r of the pro-
cesslon waB brought ur by tho Twcply inst
DtAgoonH, o fine body Of nlrn, vtiy faE:y n,ouu:.
The Infantry "oro lllon tansHed at ttlo wcsl ai!o
Of tho plain and the order WAS given for tho ar
ttllcry anu cavalry to pssH at 9allap. Tho OK
!ihstoa which followed was not gratifying. Uf
FRlEopng neither guunefB Nr ll0, nculun had tlID
slightcAt idea. In tho caso Ut tho artillery,
melancholy Hllamh!c, degeneratlng into
tro.. was produced by dnt OF whip ami apnr, tho
Wfetchah hoEsea seetuiuR utterly unable tU grt
point Of Hpoel, but tho trou1,s wero with dlf-
ficut7 kept from overriding one another, and
lines we're lscpt with Indifferent uucccAp 1,u. If
Tho galloplllg was had, tho next performance
HAh Fllutl5 luuIEIouH. a IuW OF uufuIc9, b9tl1G =
feet high, wan stretched across to the aalutug
point, and over thsB insignificant obstacle tli9
cavalry passed in way wIlich roIInccd ue OF
the - hunting BeenoB" which aro generally tlIe
etock-pieca Of wandering circuaos.. 1t ,s, per-
harH, t.ee1lcaH 10 ray tint tho hnrdloB wnre laid
tlat hy tho first lalf-troop which jumped then,
This brought tho reriew to an cu1 aud tue crowd
ctoscd rntud The staff ns tho alnrrl.al left tho
ground. ospectators had throughout pic,rr;ea
a perfectly atud lelncnllur, mt q cheer being
laG 1t1Ift,
CRIES were Lizard: 'tisc 10 AIarochaI,' bAnled
ono nian; ''EIvo In KenubHque," repllud hla
ne'Rhbor; fiso Ia Ftaucc." called out third
ata' IN order taI all pal tics might bs heard. Il
ThicFH" wore added. though tleso latter cries
woe. to borrow all Idea from All old Lurles,tue,
" "thortcd IN wllepcr.' The number Of t1oauA
rresoht WAs, should any, II, 00J or l4,000, and
tha, allowing 400 tnon to battalion, III liberal
calculation. Nevertheless. WaA told that .tn0
Or 2o.aoo tnen woro OIL tho gtound. but bearing
in t'lnd tho fact That only eight lino regllnenta,
one battalion Of chaHaou1n, two regiments Of
cavalry. soson batteries Of artillery, small
contlngehts from the pcentitc corps were p.e
ent, aahorc tn my Hwn i1ta.
1 ltaDIeAL MEETING.
PAk1H. Hept. 27.-1t Ia becoming Tho fashion
Tor HepnhllcanA ntxIous to express thur ldeaB
on passing events to do 20 uLdcr the gtlise of
celebrating somo Revolutionary anniversary.
Revolutions haye 30 plontifully dotted the cal-
endar with rsd-otter DAYS TINT ilo difficulty naeu
eyer be cxpetlenceuin in discovering such pre,cxt.
Yesterday baing tue annisctBasy of tue proclamA.
tion Of the Republic IN 1791, about 600
sadicals dined together in the Iia!l Of tile AYonuo
do St. Mande at tho eastern extronty OF Paris,
aud hoard speech IF ii. Louis Hlanc which.
udtnsnaly ali eul0g,1En Ou tho Convention, WAS
roa!y M attack Oh the Constitution. II. j.lAncb bo-
gao By dopictlns tho apparently desperate position
Of franco at tho tins whol the Convention IMAM
imausly proclaimed tie Nepnblic tlltce years
bcfore advocated by Aobespierra alone
iterc be!uy In 1859, according 10 Desmou,na.
rapid chang, Of opinion lle attributed ty Iosalty
haviug beon found incompatible with Liberty,
He then commended tho Convention for upt eiv-
INK to Presidents, elected for i certain term
tns u tha place o,s9 vae.,e BY Hnss With 5esard
called President or K'ng, ths sovereignty
OF tho Feolle ought never to l,o nut to
hleep tnr fixed time. there being iiak Of i.
tlndlng ttEslf fettored on awaklbg. The o1ccu-
power ike the arm to tho head. Tho Conye,l-
ton did not In founding the Aepublic ra'He n
chair to tue Icyel OF O throue, mud put parsenu
King In tho place Of all hereditary King. Here
the report iiBorts tho word accusation. Passing
TN 10 the question, he ured tho Himiio Of
0 two-headed aerpont stopped On its way
to = brook BY bush. ono Of its heads turning
to the right, the other TO the left, and tho GER
l,ent, rs neither would givo wav, dying OF thirst.
lie also cited Flanklln'a metaphor OF carstayo
oach others efforts, SO that the carraRc WAS
lnotionless. A. to tho danger Of precipitation
and tyranny with elmpio Chamber. he
suggested that. as oacc proposed by Victor
10 discussion might he elaboratol By natspuh
council OF distinguished men, that the Judges, ~
n America. might oye.ruie anv law contrary to
Tue Constitution, thus atTor,liug q permanent
control able to check e1oeBses OF tho Lossla-
Enre without Awakening itB jealousy or lEtlsatin3
It's PRIDE, Short patIIsments would bs another
safeguard. and, as u America. the Con-
,tltutjon might forbid infrin3onents on re-
1gions hbeity, liberty Of speech aud Of the
pess, and the right Of petitiouing. s1oderating
'llaracter OF rivalry. moderated nothing. II
strong they 8etzed llse direction Of tho 1no1o-
nent: i weak. they were carried away By It. 4
nodcrhtng authority to be capable OF fulfilling
tn mission required to be Invested with SUCH
great f0tc0 aH tnolf to require CONTROL lust ~ at
-'arthRge oue tribunal after another WIZ created
nete,y with tho effect OF shifting tho tyranny.
fhe French people. however. respected a honRtc.
1eomed It Iefngo oreu to tho old nobility, lilo
'Iadle OF thrsstcniue olgarchy, the hypocrisy
II lllo counter revolution. Tho Convention
:ould not conssdos compatible With Rcplbllo
aenato hold by tho Constituent Assembly Hupor-
luous when in Monarchy. A TO the ],attcr1, of
England. they know that tho House OF Lotds.
lavlng exhausted ita power Of obstructi,,g pr III
ess. served for little more. aB Chatham said. |
hnu to fairc taplsaerio. a0i would tiniBh b. |
,elpg comparable to tho batlio-tcld Of tho |
tbe!ungen. whore tho shatlea Of great
'hiefs continue their earthly combats. As
Or the United States tboro wore two
jhamocrs, bocause tho1e wero two soveroien- |
iea4 - the Union md tho statcs. Hut |
franco was not = federation, and tho depart |
nonta had not their local life to bo protected. |
IN this question tho Girontlins agreed with tue |
fountain; it bolng o:nlv nlter the . rhorudor,
10 ~ means Of orgnnlzinK tue counter row |
tuition. that the idea Of two Clambers rcar-
,eased, which led Frauco to tho IL |
srumatEe. Tho procautlon tllen taken Of
tasing both Chambers elected by tho PEOPLE |
Tas q vain oae. Thanks to the conpicity |
1 tho Council oE Elders. Donapaste's dissolution,
I tile Council Of 5G0 was simple affair Of sren-
diers. paumon bad predicted that tie former
'oufd dofend tho Constitution against the love
I innovation. But tile innovation which lie had
OF foreHeen was GaHarinm. After eluwlng
eacriptlon Of the ropuse OF invaders aud ln-ur-
outs and Of tho legislation Ut the Convention,
!o institutions It founded, and tho prinelpleB it
rlginatoa. II. Blanc concluded thus,
Let y. bow with respect aud love before the Re-