New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
ROWDYISM AT VERSAILLES.
THE INNER HISTORY or THEP.oT

THE BON,PUUsr Ci"HEE DISPATCHES E'.Ali"
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IARTN rs iIM %
PBrvrST TIE CONTEMPLATED DiS CrLa>Ct-
CA-SAGNtC sJBpJ rD-tHE NAIT'SAI Assembly
lruov TIE EfGUIAR CORRESPONDENTS or ruh rurrNfl
pms. June .U.-Ihis Week VIII count IN the
annals Of the Plr'iam 10, the Capital and thc M
tion. II began in the d.s-raceful CIs-Jg1ar row on
Monday. On Tuesday there was the lFard inc-
dent. which very nearly gave Iise 10 a Cabinet
crisis and 10 q struggle for supremacy between the
Ministry and NJ Gambetta. On wednesday the
work Of Educational Assembly was outlined by the
President oil both houses and 10y the leaders oil me
Republican groups who met them at the Paiais
Bourbon. On Thursday there was the fusion
of the two Chambers into sovereign one,
whose power was unlimited and, from
Iurists point of view, absolutely IN
controlled To-day, Friday, news comes from
England of the DEATH at Natal. ri Prince Louis M
poleon. This event, no doubt, will produce an out
burst OF gushing sentImeutaIty IN England. There
it only d.sturbs the Blnapartists. The general pub
lie has heard of it with indifference and there is
feeling that it will rid OF the noisy tribe CT Chs
elhurstian Bouapartists, who were paid by the En-
press Eugene Cor being obstreperoUs and
abusive in the Press and Parliament. She
dispensed the sinews for the wordy woman's
war; they waged and she did not think the
scribes in her pay earned their wages # they did
NOT parade spirit of vlrulcut opposition
to the R.pubFc She wanted TO bring INTO
the political STRIFE the emotions OF the bull
fight Oae of her greatest daily pleas
ures has been to read the Pays. The Em-
pres-'s mind had never. IN youth. been SUD-
ected 10 any intellectual discipline She picked up
enough French with servants and gamblers an her
mothers TO gable it iluently, butungTammatically,
and us classic literature a sealed book to her.
the letters addressed to the Emperor by her when
she was on her Oriental tour are IN
the stvie on an uneducated woman destitute OF
mother wit and mental stamina. ] dare say the
Empress could feel the strong droery of Rocheiort
but / am sure she would be lnsensiole 10
the sharp, delicate irony Of NoitaIre'
PauI de Cassagnac took caro- 10 speak and
write down to her comprehension. IL Is un-
fortunate for HIM, his monetary position not being
brilliant, that the news Of Prince Napoeons death
arrived So soon after the riot in the House Of Depu-
ties. he having looked forward a. a reward for mis-
three days exclusion to handsome remittance from
the Empress Eng6uie.
The London daiies have discussed, in all It's pub
lie aspects the disturbances caused in the House OF
Deputies BY the imperialism faction OF whom DE
Cassagnac is the accepted chief But with that re-
spect for diCuities, which is one Of their most
salient CHARACTERISTICS they suppressed all
the information sent them BY their repre-
seutatives here that was Of q private and
anecdotic nature. | have therefore something to
add which il NAV be interesting TO American read
ers 10 learn. He who is forewarned Il foTearmed
The Government and NJ. Gambetta were strong in
forekuowledge. No photographic dispatch Is a secret
from the former. Now, the Bonapartlst rioters and
the gentlemen who supply country newspapers with
IurperiaIigt "copv." had telegraphcd 20 him to
go, Colo -ffr.IrI 70
ports of the debate on NJ. Jules Ferry's Pablo IN
structiou bill. They announced the obstructonist
strategy which was agreed upon, and anticipated
scenes OF violence in tine Chamber which would
discred1t the Republic and Parliamentary
institutions. II was meditated, if Prince
Iouis Napoleon gathered any laurel sprGs at the
Cape 10 bring him back 10 France by way Of
Egvpt, and prepare for him series of loyal ova-
tons Much importance, therefore, was attached
to the publicity which was to bo given ia the prov
iur,> to Buuapdrt.st reports OF the UotS at YER
P,uI who IS touched with the tar bruSh.'
and ia not without his emotional religious
ca cba,nrin Of the Jesuits NJ Cookery has DIS
covered keys 70 the clDhers used by al. h'uH'T anu
his friends n their ttl.eFaDbic comm tHl'dlI"HS
with provincial agents. The dispatches dh"Ne NEIL
toned were in cipher VI. Cookery had them
translated, and took himself copies 10 Tam
befra II was intended on the second day Tues
do,l for ahIe-bodied members OF the Right 10 bring
pistols % resent repetition OF what they intended
10 bring upon themselves on Monday. his was
thought gTayej ana o II may nUI nav mind n
looks like one. Gambetta sent Tor the cues
tor, IF the Chamber and concerted WIN thtn
ON tho measures which were % be- taken 20 preserve
order They agreed that when, on signal from
PAM the not begun that Gambetta was to suspend
t6e atrr1ur and that Colonel Ron, OF the gem
darn erie which Is on duty at the Chambers was 20
post .detachmeuts III hidden passages. II the
Bonapartsts showed murierOu- terOcliy, he ana MS
men tere az once 10 arrest them
ON Saturday night De Cassagnac read portions Of
hi, speech in the smoking-room Of the Moutards
Cercle 10 sympathetic auditory of Monarchlcal
and Clerical "bloods" A synopsis Of It has since
appeared in his journal Ii was studded with
insults to the Government, the President
of the Chamber and the Republicans in
general. If nobody had resented his calumuious
assertions the delivery of his speech could not have
been accomplished in one sitting. To avoid awk-
ward stopping and hesitation it written out IN
l9rre text hand and divided into manuscripts
so that each part could be gracefully held by the
author and assist his gcstcularion. The reading
over the blo0ds went TO a sOIree dansante given
~ a uotorirtv of the Hemisphere. hey advised
her and many of Der fair guests 70 secure tickets for
tine sitting Of Monday when the b0HcaR was 10 com
meuce. My knowledge OF French Is extensive but
previous T. last Monday had been ignorant OF TINS
word which md means an uPrOaIlous scene:
10 translate u carefully ! should make use OF
coarser expressions. Boucan" Is low slang eX-
preston. On tuesday II was IN all the papers, the
respectable DtbaS included.
| suppose there never were seen 40 many
priests and demi-mundanes in the tribunes as
ON the dav when the bOucan was 10
begin The Deputies OF the Right who had
intrustcd the management Of all that re-
lated 10 the faction tight to Paul and his friends
allowed them also 10 dispose Of their tickets Of adj
mission to the galleries. The dem-mOnde and the
fast theatrical world are violently Bonapartist
Pretty horse-breabcrs gh for the of the En-
pire. aud are the active auxiliaries of the