New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

tiers Who had been insuIted in blaming Gam
hetta for having yielded Since there was
go more cfiiracious way Of Furnishing
90, IIiperHli-ts than m having De Casagnacs fero
cons ufi ccs IN Par lament posted on the dead
walls throughout France tor peasant electors 70
-aru them The President of the Chamber should
pa- ll,c ii trrf-r., iu the manner BE did. In the
hr,f Vl9r" D. Grtvy thought that q little more rOpe
IcEit have b'eg Tven to the bTawlerj but
tlat once DC was brought 20 book no indulgence
whatever suuad have neen extended 70 HIN. lie
blamed tImhett9 for hs prrc'pltancy IN the FIRST
instance, aud FOR his lllludred mercy m the second
instance. Thu precrieuts urged by n. EOuhCr did
moi apply 20 % freely elected Chamber. They
made by the Emper1Ts natural brother, DE Morny,
and admitted by a corps l6-i-latf the majority If
inch Wallets of he Court, aud elected Through
the agency Of the Projects. Tn, was The view also
taken 10y the House of Deputies itself when NJ.
IlIard called attention % the omission IN the Of
neal report Oh Mondays proceedings But ia conse-
qufnce of bambetta's determination 10 resign were
satisfaction given 70 The Minister the vote of con
hleuce demanded by the former was passed. can-
not helD seeing thar the prestige Of the lustrIous
speaker has suffered from TINS incident ana he mas
been thrown by It intO direct autagOnIsm than
he previously was to the Waddlngt0n Cabinet
The National Assembly met under very suspicious
circumstances at 10 in the forenoon of Monday. l
never saw anything 80 like a pleasure excursion to
the country as the run down TO Versailles. Trains
between 0 and balf-past o started every ten min
utes. The utmos. cordIality and gdyety prevailed
IN the waidng-roons and on the platform. In the
last train Of the series the Finance Minister got
with some difficulty, and on the payment Of two
napoleons a seat in the second class. he had come
when every place was filed, and was thinking Of
asking the guard to let him take place the en-
CINE, for there was not time 70 hook
on another carriage, when a Deputy thrust his head
out Of a window and said. m. lie MInstre, there Is
a mundre>s here. Perhaps she would for golden
token let you have her seat" "What will she
take |" All the gold in your pocket" Done J!
! have Just two louis and she shall have them"
The precincts of the Palace were guarded from an
early hoHr by mounted geudarmes, who presented
fine appearance. Inside there was an at
tempt at stately pageant, which was
crowned with success. The Senate House Is
az the northern extremity of the Chateau
and that Of the Deputies at the southern. NJ.
Martel who presides IT, the former and in consr-
queuce took the char yesterday IN the National
Assembly, has a suite Of rooms near the Chapel. IL
arranged that he 20 traverse the grand
apartments OF Louis QUatorze and the Mirror
and Battle galleries. ana descend the stone stars
no the foot Of winch the Chamber is SITUATED. les
icTday these stately rooms were lined with the
finest men oI the geudarMerIe and Of the RepuDb-
can Guard IN parade uniform. They presented
arms As NJ Martel passed along before them. HIS
procession was formed OF the usler5 IN
black coats, shorts, silk stockings, silver
bucked shoes and steel chains; of the bureau Of the
senate ana the questOrs OF the superior ohceis OF
the Versailles Army Corps and of the buar1 o. tine
Senate amt, walking after the President, Of the
Wallets m his service IN their !yeues. NJ Martel Is
tall spare man. He presided with admirable tact at
the three slttngs of the National Assembly. The
abrUgatI0u OF Article * OF the Constitution was
voted by "A grea, majority. Paris was tranoPoFIed
with Joy to learn that the last yesJige o! the
Terrible year, had been thus swept away.
Some houses were Illuminated. and there VIII be
q general lighting up OF the. city IN honor
of the event 81 ana Madame Greyy threw open
their salons az 10 o'clock The President of the
Republic and bis wife did not az all appear to share
IL the enthusiasm Of the major portion Of their
guests They we're very reserved when cOngratu-
lated upon the return 20 Paris"