The New York herald., 1872-12-12
TElEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HEaAls.

PARIS Dec. IL, 1872.
The French citizen national movement, having
for its object the holding OF general Parliamen.
tary election, is increasing. and the number Of petit
tions asking for dissolution OF the National As
sembly, which are circulating for signatures
throughout Paris and the several departments OF
the Republic, has also increased largely within .
lew days and is still progressing.
PRESIDENTIAL CONSULTATION WITH PROVINCIAL
PRRPECTs.
The Projects Of several provincial departments,
where the popular franchise electoral agitation
movement has assumed formidable proportions,
have been onicially summoned to Versailles.
PARTY ADHESION TO THE PROJECT OF A NATIONAL
The members OF the Moderate Left are known to
be in favor OF the dissolution Of the Assembly
MANIFESTO TO THE NATION FROM POWERFUL GEN.
TIRE OF MOVEMENT.
manifesto signed by MN. Gambetta, Cremieux,
Louis Blanc, Qunet and eighty-six members OF the
Extreme and Moderate Left is published to-day.
1t demands pacific and legal dissolution OF the
National Assembly as the only means Of averting
fresh dangers to the country, as the division In the
Assembly renders the government powerless. The
address expresses strong disapproval Of the pres
sure now being exerted to bring about disorder,
which. as has been proved, can only result in ad-
tions will constitute compact majority in the AS
sembly, securing majorties therein to the admin
istration of President Theirs and for the establish
ment OF republican institutions The right OF Pc
tition to the Assembly is claimed to be inv0lable
for an attack upon 1t would be an attack upon the
principle of universal suffrage
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY IN COMPLIMENT TO A
THRoNgIsr.
The Duke de Broglie, q monarchist, has been
elected member Of the Committee Of Thirty in
place Of NJ Fourton, who has just been appointed
Minister of Public Works.
CENSORSHIP SUPPRESSION OF A CITY PRESS.
The Egaltte newspaper Of Marseilles has been
suppressed for violating the Press law.
The Question OF Dissolution Debated In
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Action OF
Gambetta In Appeal to tho Right.
VERSAILLES Dec. IL, 1879.
In the National Assembly to-day N. Gaslonde ex-
pressed the hope that the Assembly would NOT dis
solve before 1t had secured the complete liberation
OF French territory.
The Deputies Of the Right submitted q PROPOSE
tion assigning Saturday next for the discussion OF
the petitions for the dissolution OF the Assembly.
N. GamDetta thereupon ascended the tribune
and, speaking with great fire and decision, sup
ported the proposal. He concluded by saying to
the Right, on behalf OF the Left, "Our impatience
for the discussion equals yours"
The Assembly adopted the motion and fixed the
debate for Saturday, amid profound agitation.
Members Of the Left have since expressed re-
gret at rheir precipitation, as 1t is improbable that
the Left Centre will support the movement for q
dissolution, which can, 1t is now believed, scarcely
obtain two hundred and fifty votes.
Paris swept by . Storm and Serious
Damage to Property.
PARIS, Dec. II, 1872.
This city was visited bv terrible gale yesterday.
Several buildings were demolished and others
damaged.