The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
OUR FRENCH LETTER.
Correspondence of the HERALD.J
PARIS Inne % 1922

| 4uc ptSe6uCdbtO0 Vi piece o
plate by the Sultan to Arab Pashs
under The form of the Mediidieh dec
orstion, throws q vast deal of ligh
on these ArcGdeS 0mbO. No think
ing person, save the governments o
France and EDKlsnd, doubted tina
ArSbI danced just as be was pullet
at Cons;antinople. The recent act o
the Sultan is Roland for tue Oliver
OF the Europeans. The western,
after cooily soliciting the Padichah
to send some BsshI-bsz)u to Egypt
to punish co-religiuni.ts for their sue
cessiul Efforts to shake Of the gIs ours,
DOW EFT Ia his capital to decide how
the castigation can be administered
Without making anyone unpleasant.
The Daupbin merits the rod, bat
where find the substitute TO hear the
Wbacks?
Matters are not viewed to be Cd the
mendiDg tack in Egypt; two new
calsmities are TO record; the English
and French consulg have oblaine d
leave OF absence; perhaps to cure the
standing plague of Egypt, almost
equal to the ancient calamity OF slay.
ing the Observation-Disclosures. At
any moment the news may be flashed
that the English and French admir-
ais have retired afflicted with hay
fever. N. Blount having failed to
unite the Gordian knot. NJ. de Lees
cps has tried his hand; ne has re-
Ceived endless telegrams, even from
TeWfk himself, that the Suez Canal
is as safe as the crown Jewels ia the
Tower of London, or the relics of St.
Genevieue in the Pantheon. Opinion
is more pleased at the preparations
of England to have floating water
tanks ready, and some thousands of
soldiers; TO allow the forty centuries
to look down upon the red coats,
along with the Abercrorlbie-from
the tip top OF the Pyramids. In this
affair. England to be successful in re-
trieviHg her humiliation, and strik-
ing a blow that will astonish the
nstives-the donkey boys of Cairo in
cluded, must act independently, snd
in the full liberty of her strength and
interests. As bloated armamen
would be the ruin OF Egypt, disband
ing the standing army is considered
to be foregone necessity; it will be
q perfect cure for the pTORu7lciamieRto
mslsdy. John Knox ;boasted that
the best way to prevent rocks com
ing back, "as to pull down their
nests.
What France may do is uncertain
opinion at present is for non-ir tar
ference, but that current may veer
War-wards at a moments notice.
TIE French will hardly abstain if the
English land troops: they are very
sore against John Bull; roundly &C
cuse him of having aires dy sod"
them no, being guilty of treason, equsl
only in magnitude 10 that Of MIR
sbeau's. EmIlede Girardin will have
a successor to Cry a caire!-tnat
spermacetic for the inward bruise
As for the conference it is consid-
cred to be about On a par with the
novel demonstration before Rlextn
1ria The wise men ought TO re-
ancient Egypt Was once
governed by GeodOcrGcy,sn and The ex-
pertinent might be renewed; this !
would allow of the entry of Spain 10
AXE seat alongside the grand pow
.re; and Greece also. which is becom.
Dg living" once more, and imi
ates PIEDMONT at the Crimea. Why
not, che being the universal legatee
Of the sick man. To get rid of TeW
tx, DO row another native custom;
Iend him summons in the name of
Osiris or Apis to suicide himself, as
ais place Is required. The inference
lid not open With prayer; no. was
10y instrument drawn up, az of old,
q tbe name of the Holy Trinity; 8
2lstonic iprotocol was signed, where
zach power attested the purity of its
Intentions and disinterestedness. The
anne took place at the Berlin Con-
,ress, that which enabled England |
md France. the better 10 secure
Cyprus and Tunisia.
Home politics continue to paItske
more of the gay than of the severe.
4. Grevy is coming in for apostolic
Knocks, on account OF the Olympian
,laciGity with which he looks down
II passing events. He is twitted on
he score of his known frugslity;thus
10 is represented as being terribly
at the white elephant
pain has presented him with, in the
1rm of the collar of the golden
eece; and which fleeces him in the
nm of 10000 francs fer fees-iust
nree days salary, and that wouhi
CURE better if Invested in house
roperty-a kind of security for
Yhich he has q weakness, the more
this 80, as his lady cannot wear the
ems, and the collar must be re-
armed to the place from whence it
anne after his death.
Clemencean, the idol of the people
nee they swashed Gambetts, has
eceived the first blow CT the popu-
ices pick axe, q section OF his cleo
style him the "Dauphin
Iambetta," find he belongs to the
Ourqeoisie or middle classes. the
lost capital of capital sins 10 the
yes of a socialist. They have de- {
ounced him to posterity-a fsvorlte
illory with the Graechi; have
randed him with an order OF the (