New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

FRANCE,
DESIGNATION SENT TO THE ASsEM i,.I
TRIM" my REFUSE To ACCEPT L.. II ov rur
,i.,,ox on THE PROBABLE ACTION W ~
H., ruv PRESIDENT CONskNlo ~
MAIN IN pms. saturday, Jan. 20, 1874
:, rh;ors in accordance with previous III
NJ 4 =, tho Assembly to-day his forinai IeS's
tmauo'' of the Republic. IL was accom-
nation ~ ,S,,ort that all the Ministers hau a'So
va" -, ,,oir resignations Great eAcl'onien' f -
r. C,b,-nher on the reading OF 'nc , ,
. to ,eas adopted almost UNANIMOUSLY o"F 1ta.,,,
s,ssentipg appealing TO tne i,
:, ,,e President, refusing 10 a'ceP. ~ %
- and passing TO the consideration
hA"'N, y, the day. AZ deputaton was up
"e 90 o,Dounco 10 NJ Theirs the action OF inc AS
20. derutv subsequently moved that a oouiii"-
enc Assembly be appointed to endeavor 10 elee'
..nr,ise with the Executive, and IN case Vi i"nu',
onstaer and report to the Assembly ior'n"i'u Wa
oosnres should be taken under the clreuhis'"009'
~. narI;ooentarv clubs are sending deputatohs 10 4
rD,ers 70 dissuade him from his purpose Inc DePu',,
~ tho Right Center held meetings TINS W. 80
aao-,od q resolution declaring that the tarm was
solely question Of finance, not OF Poii'i'' they
,otinc against the proposal 10 tax raw ina'oi 10
o,''c sa,,.ot evnr.ssiug want of confidence III tno
Government. 5000, n,- ,ba Assam
,,,,,x,otrrTbe deputation appointed Joy inc AsS
~, ,ra,,o5 on President Theirs this evening anu !"
,,ncd him OF the vote by which the Chalhoer h"u &c
,sd 10 accept his resignation NJ Imers' III response
osented 10 remain the service OF the Chainoer anu
,be country Iii probable that the present Ministry
will remain in once p.prs Ian o. 1872
President Theirs Yesterday. in reply to the deputa'lo
1.-THE Assembly which called upon him to inform ni o
the refusal Of that body TO accept his resignation STA c
was worn ont and discouraged he could not ohalse MS
opinions and he believed that conflicts similar 20 INC
present one were likely to.occur between the LegS'
md Executive Departments OF the OoVeInnon' WV -
e Military and Educational bills come before me AS
emily NJ Theirs further Isadf that while for the pres
ont he consented to withdraw his resignation the eiu
Vas inevitable and sooner later he wou'u oe eoih
pened 10 retire from the Presidency OF the pnOnc'
Marshal MacNlabon also called on NJ. Theirs, yesterday
and appeaed TO him, behalf OF the army 10 "i'u""
his resignation The Marshal said the army "ouu Guy
the orders Of the Assembly but would not he coho"eu
BIZ a Dictatorship which was likely 10 ioLo" tue uheon
titional retirement Of the President.
The members Of the Ministry, at The earnest solicitation
nm Theirs. have resumed their portfolios. kilograms
have been received from several foreign governments
tonratuating NJ Theirs upon his continuance as CHIEF
Of the Executive power
The French Journals have, for some thine past, ex
pressed dsapprova Of the constant participation OF the
President In the discussions Of the legislative body TINS
complaint has been discussed IN the Ministry WHICH
hss now decided 10 make the proposition to the AS
rmbly that NJ Theirs shall address it only upon mpor
aDt occasions whichrpurpose the pending debate
,hal at any time he adjourned.
considerable force Of troops has recently been con-
1niraed in and around Marseles land there are an
,uusual number OF men-ofwar in the harbor. These
circumstances having caused some uneasiness, deputa
son Of citizens waited the Project Of the Department
ascertain the cause The reply Of the Project was t'
he effect that in view Of recent disorders the Govern
nent had deemed il prudent to take proper precauton
against their eneva The strike at Charlero IS ended
and the men will resume work on Monday.
tits announced in the Register that Col Lewaschow
Nd.do Camp TO the Gar arrived here According
% general report his object is TO personally observe the
condition OF the French Army and report to ST. Peters
surg