The New York herald., 1875-10-30

tho choice or his Ministers He has had three Premeru
Tin loss than ahalf years. each less conscrva-
n the partisan Of the word than his prede-
ccssor:-
Duke de Brogiie. ...............-....-.. 1874
General dc Cissey. 1910
H. Buhet -.....-....-.....-...... 1919 tMarcn IOl
And NJ. Dufsure though, by instinct formed TO be .
tory lawyer, is considered more "nberal" than NJ
Buffet
M Esquros is expected at Marseilles where no is to
receive enthusiastic reception and mako a volcns
ultra radical speech. NJ Gambetta has taken the happy
resolution TO follow him and make extremely modo-
rate speech, thus emphaticay disavowing all
tion with the Intransgcants OF the Left. But NJ Cams
beta pouring oil tho troubled certainlys
new spectacle.
TURKISH LOAN.
Another Cabinet Council was held al the Elyseo this
afternoon tat thrcc, for the discussion it is said Of
foreign affairs possibly Of the Eastern question AZ
one OF the ruskish loans guaranteed by Franco AZ
well as England, and Turkey has just proclaimed
herself insolvcnt, France from the meanes point
OF view, IS still interested Oriental affairs Tho
french press is therefore, much rrtatcd by the nan<
cial news from Turkey. The agency OF the Imperial
ottoman Bank, refusing follow the example of tho
LONDON establishment has not suspended tho payment
in cash Of the coupons due the lst OF October
NJ Dufaure is said TO have urged on his colleagues tht
still exists fortytwo French departments and giyea
an astonishing power the executive on tho eve of a
general election.
NJ Jules Simon spoke at private banquet at Ceuc ON
the 7th He declared that three things were necessary
to the Republic-the election OF the Mayors by the
Municipal Councils, the suppression of the OF
siege and the scrtin dc Iiste This will probably be-
come the platform Of republicans yet it will hardly
satisfy the reds
ALsAcE-LoRRArNE.
The inhabitants of Asace- Lorraine are not after all
being coddIed by their new German cousins On tho
contrary they complain that they to pay heavier
taxes than paid in any other portion OF the En-
pire This news however, comes from French sources
and must be regarded with suspicion. Another story
is credtable TO German long suffering than ID
French dignity. On the capture of Metz the German
Governor, an act of courtesy, placed a
guard at the Bishops door. The Bishop, Mgr.
Dupont des Loges, requested IT might be with
drawn The Governor complied. AS soon as ths
Bishop could communicate with the French authorities
he begged for the Cross of the Legion of Honor which
he had refused at the hands OF Napoleon H., bui
which he claimed for his services during the sege
Tho French government eager 20 oblge his lord
ship, and as he technically a foreigner, and
therefore the ordinary rules OF the Order did not apply
to him, they sent him the Cross OF Commander though
he had passed the two lower grades chevaer and
officer. The Bishop, however, refused this higher
honor, and would only accept the simple cross
which was accordingly sent him and which he there
upon pinned to his breast He then asked the Gov
ernor for guard, and guard placed AZ
his palace door, the Bishop goes in and OF his
palace the Teuton sentinel is thus unwingy made ia
salute the Cross OF the Legion of Honor Is there such
thing as the second childhood of a nation2
PARTIAL ECLIPSE BLArcHroRD.
A book, under the title OF "Roman dune Ameri-
cane published at Brussels has just been seized as
tho establishment OF the editor Lacrox, 13 Rue du
Faubourg Montmartre, in Paris. This novel, written by
Mrs. Blatchford, lady not unknown in ths
United States under tho pseudonym of Fanny Lear II
merely the narrative Of her intercourse with the Rus
sian Grand Duke Nicholas nephew of the Car. II ID
full OF amusing anecdotes and the authorcss has not
scrupod to reveal to the public the contents of most
intimate letters written to her by her lover that II
forms episode of history curious than any
published since the book of NJ. do custine and gives
strange picture enough of the Court of Russia and the
barbarous splendor of her princes. Nevertheless
the authoress, who had for time awakened the
terest of the French government in her movements.
has been ''nvitedn to quit France.
The castle of Say just reconstructed by Count LEIPZIG
recently stripped of all its valuabes by thieves
night They first tried the doors OF the place. which
resisted their Efforts but ultimately gained admttancs
through a WlnuOW All the furniture was SmaSncd IN
their search for precious articles, and their find
amounted in the end to 81 400 cash. the correspond.
ence between Count Lepic and Napoleon l., and with
the Kipg Joseph, and that with Napoleon III. and
Prince Murat The greatest part of the family papers
is also missing and the tho next day found
stray letters and deeds about the apartments
and park.
Prince Napoleon arrived in Paris last night
The Count and Countess Of Paris due in Paris
this evening" coming from Eu. They intend TO stay
here few days, PARIS is filling fast. Tho Prince of
Wales and the Duke of St. Adams expected night
Tho Comte. do Chambord will take up his residence
in December at Gmrtz, Trieste, and occupy the
villa BGckmann, which has been hired at rental OF
So, $50 The usual New Years reception Of the cgt-
mists will take place there,
THE IRREcoScILABLEs
The last speech of NJ Naquet is much takes anCut In
the political world. Conservatives OF all denominations
agree in thinking that moderate republicans will have
great difficulty in struggling at tho forthcoming cleo
tions against the rreconciabes so much the so
as NM. LOUIS Blanc, Naquct, Modier Montjau, &C.,
show very great activity and lose occasion of putting
themselves forward
Duke Dccazes, in concert with England has the in.
tenton Of renewing diplomatic relations with Mexico
Admiral La Ronciere lie Noury is coming forward Al
a candidate for the Senate in tho Department of the
Euro
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.