The New York herald., 1875-10-18
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
An Abertive Conspiracy to Restore
M. Theirs to Power.
GAMBETTA ON THE STUMP.
A Republic with Monarchical In
Stitutions.
PARIs. Oct 4. Isle

official organ OF the Bonapartists M Raoul Duva and
the party in favor of Immediate action are therefore,
snufed out for the 1t is said that the Prince
Imperial is in favor OF the scr1sttn de liSte this
would very improbable, the c1tin ddrondiSSe-
Tor scr7tti ninoninaD with the greater power
gave to the prefect subprefect exercise his
thority In favor of the government candidates was an
essential part of the imperial system. In district tho
personal influence of great man is felt; in a depart
ment 1t is lost
THE BUPFEr-sAY nBRoGLIo
is at an end N. Says speech appears in the official
journal, with letter which he has addressed to the
President of the Council explaining IT away The vic
tory remains With NJ. Buffet, only the honors OF
accorded to his colleague 1t somewhat asonish
\ Ing that NJ Leon Say, who is rich man. should care
to stay in Office under such circumstances Had he
signed sooner than withdraw the manly words he spoke
in favor of tho Republic he would have to-day
most popular man in France The truth of the late
municipal crisis is that conspiracy had been set on
foot TO bring about
THE RESTORATION NJ THEIRS
and when 1t came TO nothing the parties concerned got
out Of their scrape well they could NJ Thers
however is decidedly regainng influence and any grave
event occurring suddenly in France Europe would
almost nfalbly decide his recall to power.
THE TEMPER OF THE GARNET.
The temper of MacMahon's present Cabinet may be
Public Works has been making speech at the meeting
of the Agricultural Society Mans After the banquet
the Minister'S health drunk. "Gentlemen" +" said
NJ Cailaux in returning thanks, 81 take this oppor-
tunity to propose the health Of the President OF the
Republic" NJ Caillaux's speech inserted in the off,
cal Journal but the sentence which he proposed the
health Of the President Of the Republic is omitted
There is evidently to be tant of the word republic
in the official literature of France just now though the
nj danttu
pu6lque Frdnedtse.n Tho fact is France is gov
erned by
REPUBLIC WITH MoyARcHcAL INSTITUTIONS.
It possesses dukes, barons princes and whole host
OF privileged classes, who would by and by grow into
castles as exclusive as the Brahmins If the republican
business permanently continued under existing
| forms.
In the Cabinet council to be held tome the pro-
motions and transfers in the preectora body will be
settled 1t would appear that the prefectships are not
absolutely at the disposal of the Minister OF the Inte
rior and that the best of them Cabinet appoint
menta 1t may be regarded a certainty that 0rlean
lists, whether avowed disguised will alone profit by
the next shuttle Of the cards. An item Of news from
Corsica is worth notngs 1t Is the vote out
| of the local funds allowance of 200 francs
annually for house rent to the Secretary Gen.
eral OF the Prefectures The Council General,
which has the control of tho local funds, has just
|
the present Secretary General NJ Bossu is not Bona
partst II in vain that the Prefect of Corsica NJ
Daunassans pleaded the good services of NJ. Bossu.
This to show that the Councils General are to q
certain independent Of the central authority
its representatives and that the French really have
moro local self-government than they imagine
OF will be surprised to learn that three
of those who voted against the grant execretares
General, who had found no objection whatever to it
while in Office
The Juge do Paix OF the Eighth Crcumscrption
has placed seals on the effects of the lato
General Frossard at the request of the Minister
OF War His Excellency thought some of the
deceased oflcers papers might be interesting from
State point of view. Probably they are but the pic
of liberty and OF the sanctty of home called
up by thus circumstance is refreshing General Eros
sard the friend OF the Emperor and governor Of the
Prince Imperial Perhaps some documents at his
house may be extremely compromising to sundry per-
sonagos in high Office at the present moment From
the accession of olivier the fall of the Empire may
be suspected that good many considered political
purists intriguing for 'the honor of serving'
| Napoleon III.
No questions OF Importance have been yet put 10
Ministers by the Permanent Committee of the ver-
sales Assembly, whose function it is watch tho
proceedings OF the executive power during the recess
| Tho
LATEST THING POLITICS
is a project belonging to NJ de Plpuc for Furnishing
persons who send false news by kilograms to agtato
tho Stock Exchange. The Duke d'Audi1rot- Pasquier
has promised TO address the government this sub
Jcct.
A few days ago tho Independence Beige put these
words into the mouth of MacMahon:-
"Afy line of conduct is marked out by my duty, and
my duty Is to conform the votes Of the majority Of
the Chamber IT. then, NJ Buffet places himself in
such situation that ho cannot remain at tho head of
the Ministry, shall find a successor for him.
Like many others you wish to hold up the scr1ttn de
hste as a scarccrow for You say that II 1t is
adopted the Chamber which will result from It will be
composed of disturbing elements This does not appear
TO be absolutely proved. For that matter have re-
ports which make my mind easy on that point"
Tho Moniteur has now come forth with semof1ciai
denial that tho Marshal directly indirectly used
such language. Thereupon ordinary liberals observe
that the denial is a far serious matter than the
language attributed to the President and they anx.
ously ask whether II is to imply that MacMahon
does feel II his duty govern in accordance with
the votes OF the Assembly.
special telegram to the Rtpu5lique Frdncaise rc
ports:-
"Durng the stoppage OF tho train at Pontarlior NJ
Gambctta gave 10 democratic dcputation an expose
the political situation His brilliant improvisation,
which full of hope in the future and responsive
expressions Of confidence from those who heard him. wa
nppauded by large crowd with shouts of 'Vtue la re
pu6Ii7ueP"
Gambetta evidently wishes to keep quiet for the pres
ent, but IL seems to be law Of tho mans nature
bubble over every and then. A chorus OF how
from tho conservative press will follow. The o
Casimlr Delayigne,
''TnE MEssENESSRs"
is in trouble He has been condemned two months
imprisonment for wearing the red ribbon in hts button
hole, not being knight Of the Legion Of Honor. The
is very sad 10 virtually wore II Tor fraud
ulent purposes hui it not TO obtain credit for any
cxtravagant expenses. Ho simply starving, aud
all he obtained BY its months board and
lodging in a fourth rate hotel-valucd at 40 francs,
tS2s. Frenchnon who, with all their faults, have