New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
WHAT DIsTURBs THE PARIsIANs.
THE EXPULSION OF THE JEsUITs AND THE AMNESTY
MEASURE-No SYMPATHY FROM THE MASSES
FOR THE JEsCIrs-THE sENAIE'S EFFORTS TO
DELAY AMNgsTY--THE GREAT FETE.
lBY CABLE TO IRIBUSR.l
PARIS. Saturday, July 3, 1886


PARIS. Saturday, July 3, 1880.
The expulsion of the Jesuits from thcir
establishments Wednesday morning has not
agtated the provinces. The people who benefit
cal cause, the Jesuits having since 1913 led the
coaleSced force of aristocracy putocracy and rich
bourgeoise against democracy. They have been the
link which bound together the so-called governing
classes. The tolling class, which earned the money
that paid the German war fne is Indifferent to the
fate Of the Jesuits when not hostile to them.
The expulsion took place at dawn, when the
working population is already stirring vet no sym
pathizing crowd Of laboriDg people went 10 witness
the expulsion from the house Belleville to
manifest any sympathy. Ony the rich and Illus
trious allies of the Jesuits. the dukes marquises
viscounts and their left their beds betimes or
sat up all night to countenance the expelled fathers
and protest against the police executing their
orders.
AN INCIDENT OF THE EXPULSION.
The crowd at o'clock in the morning at the cen
tral establishment, Rue SevreS, was fashionably
The altar bright with flowers, and the asles
overilowed with the aristocratic and plutocratic
worshippcrs. Near the high altar wept the Princess
Nemours, the Crown Princess of Brazil. who keeps
too much reactionary company; also, Queen Isa-
bella and the Duchesses Of Gramont, Luynes and |
Chauines.
One OF the incidents of the expulsion which most !
excltes the Uramontanists was that of NJ. Clement
sealing the doors OF the chapel containing the /
Corpus Christi. The cry raised by them that |
the Prefect of Police had sacre giousy locked |
up God. The Host was transferred yes
Ierday to private chapel upstairs whore
It yet remains in charge of three Jesuits who were
permitted to remain as guardians to the vacated
house. Its release being promised, the whole popu-
alton of the Faubourg st. Gernain crowded into
he streets between Rue Sevres Church and st. Sui
,ice, expecting TO the Host borne professionally,
o that church. and ten thousand persons gathered
n the church square. The police dispersed them,
and they then collected in the church and on the
steps of the sanctuary, and NJ Rieux sent word to
he Jesuit guardians OF the Host that if it was trans
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insult. If taken from Rue Sev1es now it will be in
hackney coach, privily.
Other orders, 50 far, have not been interfered
With.
The Nuncio is alarmed at the precipitancv of
vents which Will drag the Government further
han it intended to go. He is now more yielding
THE AMNESTY MEASURE
While Paris is agtated in high spheres about the
esuits in popular spheres it is agtated about the
enate's maneuvres to get rid of considering the
mnesty measure, or delay the bill for twelve
Ionths.
The 14th of July fete, if the Communists are u
ardoned, will be of unparalleled splendor The
rincc of Wales and the King of Greece are coming
sec il.
Madame Adam has had an audience with the =
ing of Italy.
1t will be the fashion soon to have the visitors |
oms in great private town and country houses oc-
lped with members of the religious orders. Rich l.
,bes on ali sides offer hearths and homes to the
suits. .,
A General Press dispatch states that a Paris st
egram to The London Times says: 1.-THE Preeot OF
e Department OF the Nord having taken further steps
the of the suit nsgated by the IL