New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
THE FRENCH AND CHINA,
PRIME MINISTER rERRy'S VIEWS.

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when II Naiar II /, neither one nor the other lie
| ~ not AZ wal with CANA, aud Vet lac n,tructN Al
mural Gourmet to lombard her enal-,sink her shipS
/ and guuho1ts and inllict with implements oi wai
! every possible damage on the Celo-talS
Iartnhc is outstrippcd IN tUfufTic by the PreNi-
| dent of the Ministerial Council. who according 20
| the doctors of international law has given the
/ Chinese right TO hang every French prisoner who
falls INTO their hands. and has justified beforehand
/ the oYtrcmities which the German Fiat Major
| oplncs should be gone to when a Tcuionic army
! next iuvados France. The condemnation by Amcrl-
! can journalism OF Courbcts mode of proceeding at
| Foo-Chow has greatly Initiated the Ministerial
press. They took for granted that the moral sense
! oi America would not revolt against administering #
II was undertaken under the shade OF the tricolored
! Nag and for handful of Spectators Of doubtful ma
/ tonallty who call themselves French. NJ. Bayer
/ Chauffeur. who has been named president of the
commission 10 report on the mineral wealth OF Tom
qun and on the advisahity of leasing it to a Gem
| pany, Is Swiss. He a hrst cousin Of Madame
jules Ferry was a commission agent a large
scale, and whitewa,hed in the BANKRUPTCY
! court Ills assets were light aui his debts
Amounted to above four millions Before be went
to Iia-Nol under Government auspice, to obtain ele
| ment, for brilliant prospcctuscs, he traded with
! Yokohama. find that Comics de ChampcauX AMI
| kcrslrade, and " Fuchs. the civil engineer are on
| this iouqun Commission. The French would say
OF them they all oat at the Same manger. Comte de
| ChaupoIuX WIS moral order governor OF saigon.
tie Is accpfic with monarchical habits. procytics
| and ant ip3tulcs heard him expires, the greatest
dlslll.r and d4dain for Republican institutions. and
| hope that despotic monarchy Of some sort would
| soon ,queZc them ont. TIL, Comtr de ChambOrd
| beng dead, it did not matter to him whether tie
| throne was filled by Prince Victor or q dOrlcaus
| II" would prefer the eldest son of the Comte dee
| PARIS with the Duc dAumllo as Regent. 40 any
| other pre'onder Comte kergindoo prompted
| Nile. altes-c whom she called ON Gaubctta TO try
| and bring him to support forward policy m Ton
| quIn. llc Breton and ho lead. a. gay life and
| beiono- 10 the Clerical faction. may here rcm'rt
| that the ultra-Catholics IA Tine Chamber with
Bishop Frcppel At their hcld ho,o whenever Tow
qu.u a,i Ciiua came 10 the fore been with tine Goy-
crumout. That cc.,,ia5tIc Is shoulder TO shoulder
with N. Icrry, whenever he is attacked for gong
| ahrld iu thc irr,uc Last OF Ma laGa-car.
| Ih" Erp0ihlp, {I0prG.u L. very angry with The
| D0,,g Nor, Of London for calling attention - tn"
fact tAit thua dd not sian tho arr icc of tine Treaty
of Iar., relative to priyatrcrml. II rcm,nI, tho
| Ln-li-h PRINT that captains of vessel, who act on
letters of marpnc should belong to tine nation which
they attack it thry would NOT expose Themselves go
bee h9lc'l on thc vraru- ol the ships that capture
| them Before TIM. angry subject was mootod n.
| Gabriel Chormrs of tho D.'Gtg and m"uhcr OF the
| llu1r of p.putr4. advocated pr.v1t'"ting NOT
aeair.t Che Chin",o hut an1iust Enalaud ma naval
| Vai which NJ. thauuc4 -r'ms 20 thmk franco will
,oon ho nl.e,l to WACO upon hnr llc laud- Captain
sDmues 900 tho main. lut nuloune him hc.U.r iot
! toopi, our huup hc lorr't ho Wa ana American
| aud .,.W4ou ohlvalrous apitt gave hAtt'" outFpo
| 1T thorbouts port tn the k"1a'tso II" Should
| have harn to v,n thr unqualified oulosuma eft tho
,batuns rh,tuo,, an oui ul.out lpnbro. tb't '
u D IA I.tI| fiiI d
unt &C. trnrfoun ot mobile e,utmuut ! an, t'1d ulr
| ui 90. In,lm- mruihor1 ~ tho ~ ht' attain drir'da
| i,Itr.r Varlat, p.uu-l England. There 7at,pr
ui SINUS dIsupurt uholtlitni IrrTr7 .utrd hN that
! plp.I uui the Temps Whch hn- Won for thrm thr
| rr,pr. id sympathy oi tho Pail Mall cluhi. NO
| CORES punirut of = London daily until these tU"
! organs OF the Egyptian bondhollers and the Ferry
Ministry Icd the pres, attack which is being carried
on against England allowed to east the ~ lsht-
est a.per,iou upon them. They were deemed in all
! points cUmmcudabc. II WI, ia short the proper
! thing o. take for granted their lnia.lihiity Even
| yet uo London journal has dared 70 open a broad
| SIDE on the D,b0fs and tho YcHp.. 4 mild and
| almost apologize notice Of " Charnrs'- paper
priya.ccriue has appeared in 70 lending English con
| temporary. France. the nation which Is by no
| means nmica 10 Great Britain nor impatient To
| reap 'aures IN the extreme East Is abused. while
| ih" D,b,L, and temps Ph1rsecs OF liberalism are re-
| spccted.
| NJ julie, Ferry. have reason 20 think, was not
prepared for the recent Chinese c'clopmeut of tho
Tououin affair lie told me on moro than one
| casion that he sure Cnna never intended
serious resistance and that II she resisted she would
CT, aloua ior mercy when fifty OF sixty thousand
Japanese were ON her TANKS He also thought or
affected TO think that English influence alone was
the cause Of Chinese ill-humar against rance.
toII HIM that 50 far from hi- ChaIgr being we'll