The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-05

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action has set 10 In favor Of Ferry.
There IL s.ili ths k.snes: anxiety epneernias
she Prince % va.es's reception IN Ireland The
real OF the Loy Alis;s has never o-ea sausll.i
but :he masses are angry and l' would b easy
10 rouse .h-rn 70 violenc-. TIE Parnsilsrs.
therefore snrink from the incalculAbls possi.
hiIi:iss Of strong app-aranc-s sad popular
naaifssta.ions. and they have been obliged 70
take re.1s. in vague eounsels and neutrality.
II The Loyalists ate .. 20 carry n ings with .
high hand with view Of misr-prsssn,i ting tn.
real feeling Of the country. the Psrnellcrs will
b unable 20 restrain the peopis. and ugly dem
onsrra:ions are certain.
The Na,ionaliscs in Ireland are iubilan. over
the downfall OF Mr.. Ferry. They eIul. over /;
In their newspapers and describe IL As . pun =
ishment Of the ex- Premier FOR his arbitrary act
In sxpelling the FeniAns from France. They
say that Nsssrs- stephens. Davis. and Leroy
were - pssesab,e and !av-abidihs residents -
any men in Paris. and that the act that made
them outlaws Vas piece Of mean oheecuious-
ness 70 England. On the other hand the Eng
lish press points to the miserably small sum OF
$500 subscribed for the relief Of James
Sssphens - . proof that Fenianism Is dead
Much curiosity Is expressed as to the size OF
the subscrirtion In America II 1t proves to b
- measfe - tho sums raised in Ireland and
England. IL viii tend TO justify the taunt that
the Irish PEOPLE no longer have any use for
their great Fenian leader.
The oppor.unists continue to ooseruce ". de
Treycinses efforts to form Q new French Minis
try. and their opposition has led to some scan
daloas scenes. I. has Just como 20 light that
u. dc Freycinet prepared and submitted TO
President Grevy . complete list Of new Cab
net. and that the list was approved by the
President A preliminary meeting o: the new
Ministers WAS called to consider general line
Of soliey. II Was found that every shade Of po-
lts.eal opinion known in France was repre-
sentsd in the council. and each was tenaciously
and angrtly maintained The most divsrRsn.
vews were expressed. and the meeting cul-
minated in scene Of disorder. during which
lists were shaken and insulting episne,s were
banded back and forth. A free dghs seemed
tmminen. and the Cahine. WAS dissolved.
It 10 still quite possible that sx-Premier
Ferry may Be- recalled 70 power France Is at
least half DESTROYS Of peace with China Ths
Chauvtnisn Of the capital IL not echoed In the
provinces. and the nation a. . whole, would
Gladly accept peace with honor. It 10 quite
safe to say that France would only b too will