Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-20
FOREIGN.
An EphemeraI Crisis I'm France.
Theirs again Threatens to Resign.


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PARIS, Nov. f9.-Itl is probable in ccnse-
quenee Of the small majority in the Nation
al Assembly, yesterday, on the sdoption Of
the vote Of confidence demanded by Presi-
dent Theirs, that his sxeellsncy will ask
for another vote
LATEs.-Presidsnt Thiers Is much agi-
tated over yesterdays proceedings in he
Assembly and passed a sleepless night. He
declares be will resign unless the resolu-
ton Of confidence receives a full vote and
larger majority. The Deputies of the
Left lRadiealsl held meeting to-day and
yoiaa 10 send delegation TO the President
TO dissuade him from his purpose The
deputstion waited on the President this af-
ternoon- Theirs told them he was sill in
.elined to tender his resignation. His health
had been affected. The course of the Right
rendered il impossible for him to conduct
the government The army was faithful
and would insure the orderly transmission
Of power TO bis successor. The delegation
assured the President that the Left would
introduce constitutional projects In harmony
with bis views tomorrow or Thursday, the
passage Of which would be fully equivalent
70 a vote Of confidence.
PARIS, Midnight, Nov. 19.-The mem
hers Of the Right also held 4 caucus to-day
Al which $50 votes were cast. They re-
solved TO oppose any formal proclamation
Of the Republic, abstain from combinations
for tie restoration of Monarchy and adhere
firmly to the pact of Bordeaux. At the
same time they declared q willingness 70
grant NJ. Thiers the Presidency for life If
he will frankly take conservative ground
and constitute a responsible ministry and
give up his right to participate in Parlia-
mentary debate.
4 Csliret Councl was held at Versailles
tonight, hui nothing decided upon. The
Cabinet meeis again tomorrow morning.
There are rumoTs that the ministers will
resign, but hope is entertained that The
crisis will pass and leave affairs In "statu
quo" The report Is revived that the
right viii propose a triumvirate, should the
President and Ministers resign.
|. The Chaplain Of the Church Of st. Geve-
We've Of Paris, has retired from his ofiies to
join the ranks Of the old Catholics.
LSndon Left without Police
LONDON, Nov. l9.-Many police having
expressed indignation az the suspension of
eighty members for characterization, some
two hundred were suspended to-day. The
characterization is spreading, and 1t is fear
ed further snspsnsions will be necessary,
and there is excitement consequent on the
uncuarted condition Of the streets. The
Strand was without police at eleven this
morning.
Following the New York Herald.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Berlin Geo
graphical Society has resolved to establish
a permlneut German Committee for the
exploration Of Central Africa, taking for a
base the west coast, from about five de-
grees uur;h TO six degrees Of south latitude
On The mouth Of Congo river. Other Ger
man Geographical Sosie.iss, and the several
German governments are expected 10 CO.
operate BY contributions.
Amadeus-Trial by Jury-Emaneipa-
ton
MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE Kings health is
improving.
During the session ofthe Lower Branch
Of the C0-ies yes.srdzy, Senior Rios an
nounoad thai the system Of trial by jury
would be established in Spain before the
first of December.
In the Senate, Senor Rivero presented
number of petitions praying for the eman-
cipsiion Of all slaves hald in Spanish do
migi0us.