The New York herald., 1875-10-30
Numerous Cabinet Councils
Recently Held.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Prince MilanS BetrOthed in Paris-Making
Love by Telegraph.
WHAT THE RADICALS ARE DOING.

or MacMahon. Why this last fact is announced in
tho ofncia journals l do not know, seeing that in
France Chief OF the State always does preside
tho council OF Ministers. MacMahon seems to divide
his time pretty equally between shooting and legislaL
ing, out shooting gets the larger part Of 1T
Marshal Canrobert, who is perhaps tho favortc OF
the French army just now has been promised great
command, presumably IL peace continues During tho
war all he did was to lock himself up in Metz under
Bazanc as if to swell King Williams triumph
by adding third Marshal OF France to the
number OF his prisoners that occasion. But he is
still fine, handsome man, who his uniform
bravcly, and, at all events, ho looks like n hero
Nations we'll individuals give and forgive great
deal to keep up appearances.
TELEGRAPH.
The bride OF Prince Milan has LEFT Paris She came
here buy her wedding lnery, on which she spent
$3s 900, the dressmakers bill being that amount
Every day this beautiful young lady received ardent
letter by telegraph from her aflianccd prince 1t is
quite the prcttiest novelty Of the season. this way
OF making love by wire.
Now, that supplementary elections
can be held till tho dissolution, the death
OF Deputy is matter OF some Importance.
BY the departure from this life OF NJ Ducuing
the Left has lost vote, and, therefore, NJ Ducuing
has been loudly lamented in all tho republican jour
nails for the Left hardly afford to lose vote
ing that nearly the whole official military aristo-
cratic strength OF tho Versailles Parliament is banded
against It,,
Tho French have not the reputation for gene
rosity other peoples, and yet the national sub
scripons for the victims of the floods have reached
noble ngure-not much less than S. 000 900. II the
rich are not often munincent contributors, yet tho
widow in France always ready to give her mite,
and account Of tho peculiar nature OF her social
wi & a M M
prosperous condition.
Marshal MacMahon presented the Cardinals hat to
the Archbishop Of Rennes in the pretty little chapel OF
the Eysee where the imperial bees OF the Napoleons
may still be seen glittering, There great crowd
of fashionablcs to witness the ceremony; but the Car
dinal Archbishop unfortunately made a speech in
Latin, which perpexed them much. The President
gave clerical breakfast however, Immediately after
ward, and all was we'll The Cure dc la Madeleine
made himself particularly agreeable
Here is a shrcwd remark of ~ Alexandra Roy, in the
Ben Public :-"Say qnelqne chose de pire q'un pro-
visoire q,i commence, cest prorsoirc Qui fnit."
There is no termination possible to state OF things
which implies the acknowledgment of irregular
ity and anarchy existing institutions. AS
We get toward November, 1880, France will be
in pcrhaps) exactly the state Of mind as she
in in 1S51-dreading beyond all things tho month OF
May, 1852, when Louis Napoleon's powers to
pirc. Tho parallel contains ominous precedent.
1t seems that at the reunion of cgitimsts at Frohs
dorf the Compile de Chambords birthday, last Goth
of September politics hardly discussed. Con-
trary what has been said the liking" expressed no
opinion about the scrin dc ie but left faithful
free they pleased Perhaps he at length sees
that his last chance gone and has made up his mind
to keep quiet for the remainder of his days The or
canists have, perhaps arrived at csame conclusion
THE BoNAPARTIsrs.
The Bonapartists far, yet from the notion OF
peace and thanksgiving that rumors OF their doings
TO bring back momentary restoration of the Empire
are as many as ever but they very important
rumors at present.
Spain has yielded to all the demands OF France in
respect to the murder of French citizen on. Rcygon
aeau dc villebardet) in Cuba France demanded tho
punishment OF the guilty parties and the pay
ment OF an indemnity TO the family OF the
deceased. The Cabinet OF Madrid only stipulates
that it shall be FIRST permitted to inquire
into the truth OF the alleged facts NJ. dc Chandordy
French Ambassador in Madrid, who has brought the
negotiations to this successful ISSUE Gambeta's
Minister for Foreign Affairs at Tours; but all men
speak well of him, which, wo know, proves him to
be an excellent person.
The Count do Bruc has Just had audience OF the
DUO Decazcs to present his credentials Charge DAT
faires from the Republic OF San Marino. For three
years the post has vacant and it is clearly
dcrstood why IL has been filled up
TWELVE APOSTLES.
prominent member OF celebrated Bonapartist CO.
ciety called the wolve Apostles" has come grief
and will not bc able render any further services to
the party for years to come. On March s. 1875,
the Pays published letter from twelve individuals
proudly owning tho designation OF tina Twelve Apos-
ties as a denomination signifying fidelity and devotion.
hn Of OF IN m
OF ". Renaut the Prefect OF Police, that they tho
writer's, belonged TO a secret society and boastcd
that as friends OF tho Empire, they had
openly and humblv subscribed for ornamental ink
stand, offering TO the Prince Imperial coming
OF age March 16, 1874 The present duly sent
to Chischurst Among tho signatures to the above
document IS that of "Mchacl Cara. merchant 1" and
tho hero of tho drama just unravelled in tho
rcctional Police Court Ho not merchant in
any other than this-that ho sometimes sold po-
matum and hair oil, and that not on his account
He was in fact a barbcrs man. but no ordinary Figaro
His handling OF tho and curling irons and his
nsnuating mastery that his employer,
W. Dubois OF No. Rue dc Ia Paix paid MIN 81 900 a
year and pcrquistcs He the indispensable cotGeur
Of impcriast ''high nfc,n and he went about in a
brougham kept for him by the establishment to Gu. and
curl hair and take orders for cosmetics But this
most exceptional professional position far from
satisfying his ambition Up to four O'Clock in the after
noon he wore apron and was simply called Michel.
4 Alter that hour he out privately ".
\ Michel du Cara, drove to tho Bots, with =
lady in his own carriage the had four carriages and
horses In his stables) and gave dinners at res
taurants vt 100r head At length his employer found
he had been robbing the till and appropriatng money
actually received which he sat down in the books as
actually due from customers When the police searched
hts lodgings they found large assortment OF the deco
rations which he In tho nabt of wearing In tho
hours when hc appeared as a man of fashion, lie was
defended by the standing counsel Of all mpcralists IN
trouble NJ Lachaud but sentenced to seven years
/ "sccusonn-t g. close imprisonmcnt-and ten years
surveillance OF tho police
rmE CABINET PoLtcr.
To morrow, at the Cabinet council, Ministers will
QMestiOna-i T. tho