The New York herald., 1872-12-07
The Parliamentary Commission
TO the Constitutional Com
mittee Of Thirty.
National Importance of the Recent
Legislative Vote.
Ministerial Responsibility to Magma Charta
Checks and Balances.
President Theirs Defeat and the
Cabinet Alternatives.
Critical Points for the Solu-
tion Of the Crisis.
A Chief Of State Likely to Remain
Personal Centre Of Power.
The Committee on Constitution
Assembled in First Ses-
sion and Organized.
Project Of Principle and Outline Of
Work for the Members.
CITIZEN FEAR OF A NATIONAL COUP.
N. Theirs Levee and Unofficial
Explanation.
Project Of Principle and Outline Of
Work for the Members.
CITIZEN FEAR OF A NATIONAL COUP.
n. THEIRS Levee and Unofficial
Explanation.
Commerce Unsettled All Over
the Country.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0aE RfaALus.

TetEeaAm TO THE new y0aE HEaALos
The following special despatch to the
iHEsALD has been received from our cor
respondent in the French capital
PARIS, Dec. G, 1872.
The Parliamentary composition of the
Legislative Committee of Thirty, appointed
by the National Assembly to draft consti-
tutional definition of the privileges of the
French government, insures a report in favor
Of the absolute responsibility of the Ministry
10 the vote Of the majority and the exclusion
OF the President from the Chamber during
debate M
The Presidential vote in the legislative
body is reduced to a mere numerical and
political fiction by the imposition of stringent
Limitations, and o resolute opposition is given
TO the plan of partial renewal of the censtit-
Ue0cy OF the Assembly itself by the holding Of
isolated departmental, or local. elections.
The vote developes, also, an efficient oppo-
sition to the Cabinet project for the organiza-
tion Of q second or upper chamber.
PaEsDENv THEIRS DEFEATED DEcIsIvEIy.
All this is regarded as exceedingly impor-
tant-which it is-from the fact that it consti-
tutes decisive defeat of President Theirs
zxz0UrIvE ALTERNATIVES WITH THREE POINTS OF
CHOICE FOR THE CHIEF.
1t is considered probable that the Chief of
State aud his Cabinet will adopt, almost i'm
mediately, one Of three courses, which are
briefly enumerated thus =
NTst-Resignation of the Cabinet and the
formation of new Ministry, selected from the
members of the Right Centre and Left Centre,
thus detaching votes from the party of the
Right and organizing new working majority
favorable to the Ministry in the Assembly.
Second promulgation by the Ministry
of formal declaration that it is impossible to
continue the government under existing cir
cumstances, the paper being accompanied by
an appeal for the dissolution Of the Assem-
bly,.
7hiu-The complete retirement Of the
present Ministry and government acceptance
of Cabinet constituted exclusively from the
party of the Right.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL PERSONALITY ALMOST AT A
LIFE PERMASENcY.
This latter idea is unlikely of realization; but,
notwithstanding the improbability, it is more
likely TO come to pass sooner than the resigna-
zion of President Theirs.
WILL THE MINISTRY EXPLAIN?
President Theirs government will probably
make statement of the course which the Min
istry Intends to pursue during the session of
che National Assembly at Versailles to-day.
The public mind remains exceedingly anx-
ious, and the situation is canvassed in all its
bearings everywhere.
The Committee of Thirty, formed yesterday
by tho Assembly, is regarded as hostile to the
Republic
Tho republican journals of Paris declare
That the Assembly does not represent the will
of Frsnce and demand it's immediate dissolu-
ton, and President Theirs is expected to re-
sigM
COMMERCIAL CONSEQUENCES,
Tho news Of the governmental situation
which exists at Versailles has unsettled busi-
ness OF every description throughout the whole
Of France.
Tho Comnittec or Thirty Assembled in
session and Duly Organized.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 6, 1872.
The ossamittee Of Thirty appointed by the
Mssss0sA Assembly yesterday, in accordance