New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
FOREIGN NEWS

TOPICS OF INTEREST IN MANY CAPITALS
ryIE TROUBLES IN FRANCE-PUBIIc BUILDiN's iN
PARIS GUARDED--DAMAGEs CAUSED BY 0AAn
"A PALACE IN ROME DAMAGED BY FIRE
The situation in France remains pracuc""9
unchanged, although the illness OF NJ. Ducie,o'
who is suffering from Inflammation Oh ,nU .',
chest. NAV tend to complicate matters sui
further. It is said that special GUARDS Id, nav
watched the more important public oulluings
in paris for several nights past. A heavy gale
nreva;led in England yesterday. Much
damage was done in and near I'M wn
pool; several lives were los'' INC
Nihilists now under arrest Ill nuss''
are to be prosecuted Startihg ioso,
tions are expected at the examination vi .no
prisoners in Dublin to-day. Inc otorza-oes
arini Palace in Rome has been damaged oy
fire.
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE UNCHANGED
ILLNESS OF NJ. DUCLERC-DEBATE ON THE EAfoL'
SION BILLS TO BEGIN ON MONDAY.
PARIs Ian. 26-M Duclerc is suffering from
,svere cold and therefore no Cabinet council was
held this morning The doctors fear that nc mas
pleuriss sand have ordered for him absolute repose
II has since been ascertained that M Duciercs
symptoms are those of Inflammation OF the cheS''
The doctors hope to arrest the course OF the disease
The committee OH the Expulsion bills will pre-
cent their report to the Chamber of Deputies TO-
morrow. and debate ON those measures Will oegin
ON Mondav. minority of the committee are try
ing to effect compromise between the committee
and the Government 1t ls reported that the MIN
istry intend to withdraw their bill against pre-
tenders. ar.
A dispatch from Paris to The Daily Ners says: " IL
is not likely that NJ. Duclerc will be well enough
even by Tuesday, to attend the slttings OF the
Chamber of Deputies A reception when was 81 10 oc 20
held on Saturday has been counternanded on ac,
count of his illness. DR.. Ricord has been aliowea ;
to sec Prince Napoleon who is suffering IRON % ms
close confinement. 1t is probable that the Prince
will be permitted to go TO the hospital .,. 4.
The minority of the committee have decimed @ nt 70
support the first clause of the Government BILL put
they believe that the present exclted state ol tle
public mind will not allow OF the Orleans frinces %
retaining their rank in the army Sono uomise ua zee
Ministers are endeavoring TO arrange comprvuiso u
ON this point but General Billot, Minister OF war
and Admiral Janreguiberry, Minister oil MAINE
maintain the principe OF invioiaoil'y oi n'in'"''
rank. -, 4. 1 +bo, tho
Count de Chambord had landed at Port Vendres'
France, IS wholly unfounded.
Loypoy. Jan. 26-The Paris correspondent OF
me Standard saws that the Government is so DIS
united that 1t does not know what 10 do'
The Times in an editorial article says
It seems probable that the Ducerc Cabinet VIII be
aSt feature of crisis is the rapidly with
which Frenchnen Of all conditions have begun 70 despair
of the Republic. The encouragement does not YET
show itself in the newspapers but II s TOO apparent IN
private conversation. II would be rash 70 SUPPOSE ta
because the Republicans dsheartened therefore tne
Reoubc 1t Is trial. but IL mas strength W
survive man. mistakes.
LONDON, Jan. PA dispatch from Paris to The
Daily Telegraph says:
M Duclerc has undergone q cupping operation The
streets in the First, second and Eighth hrIondisse-
Inents in which are situated the Louvre the Bourse ne
Bank OF France the Elysec Palace and many other pub
lie buildings have been Datroled Dy ssi oe'aenen'
OF infantry for several nights past.
A dispatch from Paris to The Times
SAYS Prince Napoleon is suffering
from want of exercise. and that there is talk OF
his being removed into the country.
Chambord is still at Gortz ~
The Times, in leading editorial. says
that the serious indisposition OF NJ. Duelere,
occurring at this uncture. only too likely TO ag-
grayate the political tension IN France.