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Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, June 10.
Political medicine men say the Egyptian
fever follows its natural course. Incanable
of joint action, Arab and the Sultan com
mand, and ignore the Westerns. Rome
does not seem to be burning DESPITE all the
fiddling. Up to the present no indications
have appeared as to how the Egyptian COM
plications will end. On all sides there is con-
hdence in Micawberism, tempered by the
chapter of accidents. France desires to bar
out turkish Intervention, but no ministry
dare pronounce for armed intervention.
Turkey aimed to tire out the European
powers into abandoning to her the occupa-
ton of her sovereign territory.
Every week the de Freycinet cabinet is
doomed to death but destined not to die.
Inability to find, not a :uccessor, but a
combination, and above all the dread TO
see Gambetta with a fighting policy return
to power, are the motives which influence
the deputies to not dismiss their principal
clerk, the Prime Minister, for he is but the
servant; the functionary of the Chamber,
not its leader or chief. The idea of the
Chamber is, not to compel the resignation
of the Cabinet en- bloc, but to eliminate
each minister as he may nave been found
wanting after being weighed in the balanc-
es. The Minister of Finances experienced
a hostile vote; he resigned, got into the
hufls; the next day the Deputies voted him
to be Il Colbert, a TurgOt and a Necker. so
Leon Say returned. But then he is the
backbone of the Cabinet. The Minister of
Justice has been defeated; he resigns, is re-
commended to take a tour for a month, his
berth TO be Kept open. When de FreVcinet.
the all things to all men, departs, Jules
Terry may replace him, and the world will
wag. In ancient Rome the erection of a
statue to Il new Emperor consisted simply
in removing the head of his predecessor
and cementing on the trunk that of the idol
of the moment.
The Garibaldi manifestations are now
over. People are rather pleased than other
wise that his remains were not incinerated
BnFhH nS after ALL fhnrn IS "a nlaosI1r i'm no
ing able to see, after the lapse of centuries,
even the powder of a celebrity's bones.
Dust is preferable to ashes, though spices
only prOlOng decay. Whatever NAV have
been the motive, the free thinkers and re-
T,ade all hat was possible ont :
or-E9T5tae,@ l-eGnsesty's MinIscemn eosu1mend-
the dead hero. at rndtfcols us
for the loss OF Littre," said the hrsti we
will win back Italy from Bismark," CON
GUIDED the second. 1t was at the circus
where the apDtheosis of Garibaldi took
place. Victor Hugo could not preside, but
his grandson represented him, the famous
just turned his thirteenth year.
Hughes, the youngest deputy poet
NIarseiifes, and the heir apparent to
Victor Hugo's talent, recited some verses
in honor of the day we C lebrate; those VINO
saw the recitation will never forget 1T. n
statue is to be Greeted to Garibaldi in Paris.
and already46yer 400 francs have been sub
s~Tfrad. The offerings seem to be as slow
as the French subscriptions for the Italian
The Italians, proverbially supertitious'
believe tina the storm which ragged
during the temporary interment OF Gar
haldi at Caprera, was Il meteorological pro-
test against disobedience to cremate MS re-
mains. But as he will be buried on the
Janfculum, where he made his stand
against the French Republican army in
1919, his mausoleum will become the Nee
ca for free thought and republicanism.
The o~rations may overshadOw hes souvenirs
OF Victor Emanuel, buried in the Pantheon,
though the late King desired to rest among
his ancestors at Superga. But man proPo-
ses and opinion disposes.
\ few days ago the Chamber OF Deputies
voted in Il few hours Il clean sweep OF the
judicial Bench; no patch work reforms,
hut the systemt of Describes, sweeping
away all tina is old, before resurectlng
the new. The Judges will have no more
fiXfty of tenure than an Irish andlord ana
they are to be nominated by universal sui
frage. '"Thank God we have n House OF
Lords" once exclaimed an antl-reform
British NJ. p. Sober Republicans may
calculate gratitude for having a senate
the bill is certain TO be thro VII our.
France does not want Judges as in Swlter-
who receive , francs for each case
they try, and depend for their knowledge OF
law on the clerk. Formerly, when France
had popularity elective magistrates black
smiths, BARRIERS, turner's etc, lad Rhada-
manthus' greatness thrust upon them.