New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
EX-MINIsTER MOVES.
HIS ARRIVAL IN THIS CRY.

steamship City of Richmond. accom- inicd hy ise
w1e and son. In the afternoon he called urea
al the fltth Avenue Hotel by TmnUNE reporter.
What effect did The tiancs Of tie attempted as-
aassnation Of the President produce in Paris p WIS
among the questions asked
There was n profound feeling of horror and in
dignatOn," replied General Noyes "Inoui.lss
came TO the Legation from President Grcvs. ard
the ms'nbers Of the various diplomatic corps called
10 procure AL possible information. Remarks wers
made in the Chambers"
WAS the assassination REGARDED a. actuat.S n,
political movenenfsY
At first no one knew what 20 think; then "a VS.
regarded as personal act but /: was universally
considered that there was too mnch method n
1ulteaus conduct TO admit OF his being considered
/ insane"
| What impression has been made nv prc,ia.,,
Sarleld's Administration abroadfT
| " His Administration has Impressed dirlo,a,ts ,~,
ana othef members OF foreign Governments In n,
strongest and most favorable manner P.rso,.nv
PRESIDENT Garfield is held I'm the highest rosre, h,
| all the prominent persons whom I have IA
| abroad"
fonr eaeerness for news must have been ezoai.
on the voyage oveTY"
| ." 1t vas indeed. Last night all the gentlemen o.
The ship stayed MP until O'Clock 10 rss The fra
| news OF The stricken President from the nilot
soon as he came on board. the first question va,
how is the President? Every one H.
been laughing and joking through the e,ss-
lng' hut when the pilot SAL that o.
President was worse, all cavcty was lnsfar.
hnshed, and soon the party broke ~, in sorrop-fl
silence Tho feeling manifested by ;ho Euelishrssa
on board was as deep as that Of hc Americans
! What do You think viii be thc result Of "a
coming elections IN France -
Generally speaking Republican gains and lo-v,.
oy the three inonarchical pariies-thc Orleaisists
| Legitimists and BonapartistsD
How 10 YOU account for the recent riotous tr.,.
inent Of GaIrbetia at BellevineW
The fact about Gambstta is tha; ho vas an IN
tense radical at the beginning of his oareer. bat
when ne attained n responsible position he becssae
decidedly more conservative. There is a party for
winch Can beta is now not sufficiently radical and
! suppose N. Clemcnceau could lee taken as is
leader. The trouble at .lleville wos. I nresv-,o
comparatively unimpor,ant a'.d WAS probably caused
by few extreme radicals, very likely returned
| Communists. Naturally when man like Garnbsffa
Is regarded as tie actual power. alihcash
not in position Of responsibility more or less .s-
'ousy must lie aroused / think It fair TO pressans
mat 6ambatta's desire for a revision OF tho Scaats
was intensified by The fact that the Senate rejected
the Scutin te List"
" In a speech few weeks ago. Csrnletta shSzsd
omen and bitter hostility 70 Germany Do -ou
tai shis likely TO influence his conduct r.
j 90 not think decidedly that Gambetta has 1nv
pl.rno of iesfna the Ffcnci fnfo q n 81 ,s CO.
that the Frsnch iesire peace -''~
) and this desire for peace would influence Ira
mana gcBcEt OF possible complications IN Algeria ~
. / Shonli judge So"
A dispatch printed in the evening papers Nas
would refuse 10 take Office.
The President in France has little powerr aid
General NOycs. 81 should Judge that this disUssch
mean simply that Gsmbetta would not take ne
! head OF the Cabinet"
IS there a de.ire in France for free trade With
Yes Tho French are onxious 10 have their WIGS
ana silks come IN here free. There is R Free Trzds
Association which has representative here, asd
| which has taken steps tOward raninC treaty: Int
action has been taken. hat the aect of free rrsis
would be on our industries ca,not saw
Nhat WAS the loai reason why France refused 20
THE cues'ions of identity and OF cornulicty IN
the CRIME were involved aad tAe proofs were u0e
Shc.elt Tor sur enqerrg him. As o. lis caso leue,
l san only slN that haA uo doubt our Government
What do you ilk of TIE Ist'lmus Ca-al.~
"1OI SNOW shat DE LcSsopS has obtained an fhs
2 money he ASKED iar. although dom imagine II is
ne2ily enohen. j. Was gotten IN England. and
some IN SPAN as well rs in France. Z think he
first thing 10 hc done is that the United stats II
he satisfactory 30 tie United Statcs C. Aulcric..
Unless this DE cone, doat believe the canal vii
le success even IA II is a physical pu ,ibil tv
thinl General 81 soupd on thc canal qll, On
aud may add that ana very sure that fresiacnt
Garfield and Seer tary B aiue are also The Tinted
states should have political ccn,rai III fb. ce,ei
when he SAID thai the canal wa, par. ct thc eo,ef
line of ibo Unitod STATES, and rs smell litiesl
= control shouid bc in our hands"
"What do you tnlnN IS tbo character of tlc larc,
, | ininirratlCn this year.'
y "The thousands Who have bcen drawn here -
The exception .l osVrrty OF Tie Un.t.l 'etes sui
tho prospect of euC .es. together with ard finlfs
= ! ana tTny service aJ home, are Walc up IF a mrch
better cl.S nan ever bciofe They are LARGELY pr
IN the urmc OK Eie, Intelligent and th soma
T.. | money, and believe we can give cnp Jyncnt "a
| them a.l.'
"sl.ali We ever see BartlOldfs statue Of Libcrty
Yes: the money is all raised. aul ID was sx
! pCctcd that the Sfaue woa'd bf in place 10y q,
a | Worlds Fair ot l-o3. j. Will bc completed AID
p | erected IN Two OF three years. ! ihiuk.'
T. ' Is thc American colony IN Pans increasing III
? sizcg"
NO Paris used 10 he couvdered cleap y', ,ec 4
live in, bnt ~ has grown Ueartr than Nc -NullI
= The American ar students, hoWef cr, aIe
- in lm0ers aud excellence. / celebrated paiL ier
Bougercau. recently told me that heiorc many YEAR
Amenca would have National ast and ara school
a Of her OWn.'
d "Vhat would Won say Of France I'm general Rs Ga
u result o. Spur iour year. ObSerg ati0us :.
France Is tie most Prosperous country in IN
rope. Her agricultural interests are larrc and th
- | people are industrious and economical lie Le1
~ - owned home and the people aout want it paL
oecause they believe more du,ly u their own G0v
J cm1enf than IN out ,de Powers. believe q.
2 1 French Republic Is a decided success. ana tDHk
~ VIII be gcInaueng. The death Oi tac ir.uce I'm
,e psral WAS great blow to tbc Boz p.t si tlC.llr
, but the three inonsIcmcai parties togrthe
" Tho Republican party en- hardy - ID
- | fesfod unless by 81 lIu-s divisions anon
IL the leaders, which not % Toe tfarel. W.
e days OF coup dciGts in France are past here hay
been no serious disturbances sinc. hlvc hct
there. The Govern lcii IS strong ami colerrref ~
rs Tie great French header A. Gainaeta. bell. Nr t
~ | prosperity and success of the French Nation
General Moves stated thst he would start fc
Washington to-day. and vodic 20 tp Cinciana
q. within a week. There he viii resume lie pra, .is