, 1872-12-11

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here from New York, announcing the report current
there of the resignation of NJ. THEIRS, and other
changes in the Government of France. The report is
false, and without a shadow Of foundation. Up to
this hour not even a rumor Of the resignation of the
French President has been current. The Associated
Press dispatches have given a full history of the
course of events in France. NJ. Theirs has called for
another and stronger vote of confidence from the AS
sembIy, and has threatened to resign unless it is ac-
corded. Various rumors as to his successor, in the
event Of his resignation, have been given as such
from time to time. One of these, published on Tues
day, was that the party ofthe Right would propose a
triumvirate should the President and Ministers resign.
Out ofthese statements and rumors, showing a some
what threatening situation in France, the false report
Of yesterday was probably manufactured entire.
PARIS. Evening. AT a m meeting of the Deputies Of
the Left Centre to-day, a committee which had been
appointed to draw up a platform of policy made their
report. They reco:nmend to the %supportof The party
in the Assembly the following measure The appoint
ment of a parliamentary committee ofthirty to dclibe-
rate upon and report to the Assembly organic laws best
fitted to insure the working of the legal Gov rnnent
ofthe Republic the proIongation Of President Theirs
term Of office four years the nomination of a Vice
President the creation of a Second Chamber the
partial or complete renew al of the Assembly; Ministe-
rial responsibility, and the general harmonizing Of re-
publican institutions. The report was unanimously
approved. The members of the Extreme Left indorse
the declaration of Gambetta that a dissolution of the
National Assembly is the sole remedy for present diff
Culties.
VERSAILLES In the Assembly this afternoon, De-
putty Pascal Duprat introduced a bill for the restora-
ton to the Orleans family of their property contisca-
ted in 1852.
The trial-by-Jury bill passed by a vote of 46l to
l78.
LONDON The trouble with the metropolitan police
continues. Seventy Bow street constables and thirty
nine kensington officers have been dismissed from the
service.
BERLIS.-Gen. Brice, Special Envoy from the Re-
public OF HAITI has arrived in this. city to open dlplo-
matte relations with Germany. lie intends to lay be-
fore the Government explanations of the delay in pay
ment of the German demands, and a remonstrance
against the arbitrary action of the German COrvettes
at Pott-au-Prince.
The Ecclesiastical Rights bill, prohibiting the issue
Of deCrees OF accommodation, has been submitted to
the Diet. 1t declares that any clergyman who shat,
by name threaten with punishment, or decree, or. pro-
claim as punishable a subject OF Prussia, shall be ha-
BILE to a fine of 5000 tbaers or two years imprlson-
ment, and be ineligible to office for the term of five
years.
LONDOx.-Mr. Robert Bowles was e~rraigned Today
before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House, on a
charge of fraudulently converting 300 debentures of
the Lombardo Venetian Railway. Mr.. Dagiout a
banker of Naples, is the prosecutor. Tho Lord Mayor
remanded the prisoner for further examination on
Tuesday next.
Mr.. Robert Bowles has been bailed in the sum of
$4,000.
Field Marshal Sir William Magma ard Comm was
today installed as Constable of the Tower of Lon
don.
MADRID.-via London. %, 8 A. M.-Senor
Zovllla announced to the Lower House of the Cortes
today that Government would take energetic action to
crush the Carlist movement in Catalonia.
The bulletins this afternoon report that the King is
slightly better.
ROME.-A bill for the suppression of religious cor
porations has been introduced in the Chamber Of De-
pnties.
The new minister from Chill to the Holy See pre-
scented his credentials to the Pope today.
LoNDoN.-Destructive gales prevailed throughout
Wales yesterday. Dispatches from various points re-
port the destruction of houses and other property by
the wind.
DR.. May, the American, who shot and killed a laborer
named Maggie, soae time ago, has been tried and &C"
quilted.
A Fenian' leader in the Moth of England named
O'Hanlon, who was killed in a Draw, with one Swee-
ney, was buried to-day at Darlington. His funeral
was the occasion of an immense assemblage OF Feni-
ans, who made exciting demonstrations against the
police.
BERL1N.-The Co unties Reform bill passed its Sc
cond reading in the Lower House Of the Diet to-day.
All amendments proposed by the Progressive and Con.
sentative parties have been rejected, and the bill, as
submitted by the Government, has been adopted to and
including the eighty-third section. Debate on the re-
mainder OF the bill will continue to-marrow.
PARIS, -President Theirs to-day told several of his