New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

known the press and the mass OF the people 30
unanimous upon any point as it has been In Senti
ments of more than hostility. OF real hatfeu' Uo"u
France. 1t is true that the small ana po"erieS'
! nor,v who call themselves Republicans here are
marc attracted toward the French republican than
toward the German monarchlcal form OF govern
mont: and that the of the Extreme Leu uo Iio'
feel cordially in favor of all alliance WIN tIo "ol'
mon Powers Nevertheless the bulk of the nation
and the majority OF leading men see very cleallS
that hostility to France must needs mean alliance
with Germany. And it is almost universally ne
lieved that King Humbcrt is about TO pay WISH
TO the Emperor of Austria. 1t would seem mat
Deprets is endcavorng to delay if not prevent ths'
MINISTER DEPRETIs.
1t remains to be seen when the ChamoeIS hl'o''
! which will be some day between the l0th ana -o'h
of November. how deep the Ministerial spht eo'''
and how far Deprets will succeed IN forcing HIS
policv on the nation. He is a very bad Minister rs
| a head of a department. The increasing I""' VI
demonstration and IrTeSOution has oil ialc S''t'
| hoe, ,,rovi,p mon him to such a degree that MS
colleagues and his subordnates complain that 1t 10
almost impossible to get him to transact any on'I
ness in such sort as to carry on the ordinary WI"
of the Government satisfactorily Bat he mas cci-
tain roints in his favor. far older man than any
of his colleagues he is the only member OF TIE Uo'
| erp,npnt who is thoroughly broken IN l" an IHo
WAYS and wilcs OF Cabinets, the habits oil ome'a.
! ufc and he methods of managing parliameh'' anu
parties Aud he is probably the only man VINO III
/ the present condition of :EngS Could 50 i"f Keep
the Liberal party together as to render IT'S tenure
of office possible. In some OF his latest ulleT""c'S
to the Chamber, before they brake up lGF lnG
vacation last July, me spoke GecldeGiN enough 'l,i
NH ,'r rrtirr auuTohatI1n OF the House In iaVo!
nf rngkipr such increase OF the army as mSHl H'
| ro,nu,tIlIe with the finance, of the country ne
/ sI.oy thr condition OF :hP country to DEE rI'"'S
| uproyrd and sIll further rapidly improving 'l
| Tins all-impurtant respect. comparison oI VIZ
! revenue tor the month OF september 20 W. ",.t
that u; the same month OF lNNO, -loNH an Iu''v"'.
in the receipts from customs ol 1''u";o""
| of 10000 from tobacco; OF 6nu,upp HpH '.' ''N
! nu new buildings: of l.lOUtuu. nom thr TAX on
| cou>lllupliun or what We should Cai excise va
sail There was q dimluutluu of .Ob.ouO. Inc t'''
ir,,a.l.c tLrrcF fore on the month of September was
| & 100 ulO francs There are other br'l'le' 81
revenue the returns lIom winch nave hot y't 'l''i'
az. bat from which a considerable auTh'ut''''" ~
anticipated. Upon The ir>l nine mont Oh ~, ~
! compared with the same period OF IN'o' we 'u-I
mrutalIuu has been -" .VpVup francs IL. """'i
seem, therefore, That TIE dclu3h"S ul ", -
FrirSro thr Minister OF Wan. which arc unique ton
ably supportrd hN the wishes of the Gic'i Ht"I''f
| nt fin. n.tflpn are not Incompatible Win tue It
! snur,.rs Why tbcu. does the recognized organ oil
| S,,r,or Drur.tS 10 eagerly deny that there IS any
| lfuth III the statement that the MINISTRY "'N' " ~
| contemplation H. make tie add Ion Ih u'rlIo' W
trr ,,itrrv tnrrc, of the country l. It Tor rear
that tie uuqEc,touaDlc fact that these p''I"I'l4n'
would he made against France womb IIH', - ,
| nullry of cone liatlnn with france more "IW,u.l'
! nm, however. may be assumed as pu'c certain,
| that he viii MOI succeed III turning iH' h5Ji"""
mind ON lis subject into different channel rom
I'M -, ,'L',, il !, nov TlutIIug 80 strongly. And
# remains 10 he seen urNt November how far the
attempt t. do 50 may render the Continuance VI '"'
| present Cabinet impossible
DIFFICULTY IL ArporyrNG sYNDIc.
The Government has JL,t made mp IFS mind to
ro,niuate a :, ldlc OF Rome FOR the last seventeen
..t,t Vac a.. ftlIf 1 L
,u,pr lies wholly with the Ministry who however,
must select one Of the municipal councillors. The
practice has hitherto always been tor tie Govern
u,eut to appoint the man recommended 10 them hy
the ulIuic,pal body But that body has during all
these seventeen months been unable to aglce on
any such recommendation. The fact Is that large
portion Of The body in question Is decidedly clerical
in rs symVathcS and teuIrncIrS Anu .'Ho man
| whom that portion Oi tie Conner "puiu u'>'it ~
thr,r SvudIc and chief. of course tine man ol "a!
| others whose appointment thcIr Liberal c'4lcdIu''
would most drpTccatU. Hence mo- recommendation ;
and for seventeen months no Syndc! Atleu2th me
| Government have taken Their courage ny pom
! hands as the French say and have nominated an
| Out-and-Out Liberal. who has only recently D,,Ih
| elected councillor, the Count i"io'ahl INC
Crricals of course are furious ana WllcIlN accuse
the Government of appointing man VINO ih's
know very well. does not represent me "P","Ia 81
LARGE part probably OF the majority, oi the '"ui'
But no law ohIres the GOV eminent t. appoint sl'H
| "A representative man. II rs COMPETENT 10 Inc h"-
lister to name any member of Clue Council ana tHdt
! body II is argued, can hardly complain II AIIrf
having been unable for seventeen months 10 ARE
| ON 4 rrcouIuC ndatlun. the Government use, It's an
questionable right to nominate man OF IiS own
way Of thinking. 70 which II may be added iu ,II
Count PiancIani Mas once before been SJhdIc' ana
was one of the best Rome ever had.
rFroo>AL NkrrrRs.
Ernest Rcnan. the celebrated author Of " The Life
of Icsu, Christ has just arrived m Rome. All the
paters-to the exclusion Of the Clrrca;-, Of course
salute his arrival with words Of respect and cor