The New York herald., 1872-12-06
The National Assembly i'm Dis
charge Of an Important Par
liamentary Duty.
Six Hundred and Ninety -four Members
Present in the Chamber.
The Committee of Thirty for
Constitutional Definition
Constituted.
Count Of the Division aud Disaster
to the Theirs Executive.
Political Party Strength and
Citizen Agitation.
Canvass Of the Consequences
of the Crisis.
Bonapartist Hopes in England
and Cnrnoonu
Count Of the Division aud Disaster
to the Theirs Executive.
Political Party Strength and
Citizen Agitation.
Canvass Of the Consequences
of the Crisis
Bonapartist Hopes in England
and Germany.
releGaAMs TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

VERSAILLES, Dec. s, 1872.
The members of the National Legislative
Assembly of France reassembled in session
. at an early hour in the afternoon today. The
Chamber was filed with representatives
almost Immediately after the opening. A
number Of citizens were present in the gale
ries and crowds of people assembled around
the doors and in the streets.
EHE REPRESENTATIVE ATTENDANCE NUMEROUS
Six hundred and ninety-four members voted
on the division, and at times during the pro-
ceedings previous to the final count there
were more than that number in attendance in
the hall
TIE ORDER OF THE DAY.
Having come to order the Assembly was
called on to elect the members of the Com
mittee Of Thirty proposed by Minister Du-
faure. which is to be charged with the duty of
preparing and drafting law regulating the
power Of the French Executive and prescrib-
ing the conditions Of ministerial response
bility for the government.
VHE yorG-coNsT1rUT1oN OF THE COMMITTEE
The Assembly proceeded to constitute the
committee. The committee as formed, con-
sists Of nineteen Deputies from the Right
representing 361 votes, and eleven Deputies
from the Left, representing 333 votes.
STRENGTH OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES
The Assembly voted strictly-for the occa-
sion-under the distinct party denominations
Of Right and Left. The great Parliamentary
legions embraced each in its ranks the force
Of several subsidiary caucus cohorts. Among
these were the members Of the Extreme Right,
which includes about sixty members, under
the Presidency Of NJ. lie Marquis de Franclieu;
the Moderate Right, under the Presidency Of
NJ. dc Larcy, counted about one hundred and
twenty members, and the Right Centre, pre-
sided over by NJ. Saint-Marc Girardin, with
NM Batbie, de Broglie and d'Audiffret Pas
quier as Vice Presidents, about one hundred
members. On the other side of the Chamber
were the Left Centre, which at first in
cluded 1i0 members, but which has been
since strengthened by number of
new "adhesions," under the presidency Of
General Chanzy the Moderate Left, presided
over by NJ Albert Grevy, 14O members the
Extreme Left composed Of the radicals and
th, members Of the republican union, to the
number of about fifty, presided over by M. le
Colonel Deneert The total strength Of the
Left and Right mustered during the day at
times 704 members.
PaEsrDENr THEIRS IN DIFFICULT POSITION.
The question Of the course which the Thers
government or NJ. Theirs himself personally,
may adopt under the circumstances presents
cause Of anxiety to the public but nothing
is known on the subject at the moment when
this despatch was transmitted to New York.
Paris Deeply Excited and Municipal
Tamult Anticipated.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1872.
The vote which was recorded in the French
Assembly to-day on the formation of NJ Du-
faure's committee excited the liveliest appre
hension in Paris, where, it is said that street
lighting is anticipated as first result.
CHIsELHuesI's CHAMPION IN COMMUNION WIFE
BERLIN.
Great excitement prevails al Chiselhurst.
Correspondence has, it is alleged, recently
passed between Bismarck and Napoleon.
MAoMAHoN's COMMAND AND POSITION TOWARDS
THE REPUBLIC.
Marshal MacMahon controls the French
army, but he will act only in obedience to the
National Assembly and not to President Theirs.
PRussrAN POLICY TO HAVE OR TO HOLD.
It is said that Prussian rooccupation Of the
French hostaged territory is certain should
fighting occur in Paris, and it is again, on the
other hand. asserted that German reoccupation
will result in the re-establishment of the
Empire