The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-02

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Resignation OF the Ministry and Induce
tion of a Cabinet Crisis.
ROME, May /, 1873.
The majority in the Chamber OF Deputies having
yesterday voted, in opposition to the remonstrance
OF Sgnor Sella Minister of Finance the appropria-
ton OF sum amounting to s45o.ooo for the es-
adjustment Of an arsenal at laramie, the members
Of the Ministry assembled for consultation as to
the course which should be adopted under the
adverse circumstances. They agreed to resign
their portfolios, and consequently to-day rendered
their designations to the King, which were &C
cepted by His Majesty.
No announcement has yet been made OF the
name OF the statesman to whom the formation Of a
new Ministry will be entrusted in succession to
Sign or LAMA.
THE Public Crisis Observation-Disclosures
mentary Recess.
ROME. May 1-Evening.
The King has been in consultation to-day with
the leaders OF the political parties with respect to
the formation Of new Cabinet No choice has yet
been made OF Prime Minister
The crisis was wholly unexpected and causes a
sensation.
Signor LAMA, President OF the late Ministry. to.
DAY asked the Chamber OF Deputies to adjourn
until Monday, by which time he hoped the new
Cabinet would be announced. Both Houses sus-
pended their sittings as requested.
Exciting Causes and Probable C0nse-
quences OF the Change.
The defeat Of the Italian Ministry OF Signor ].
LAMA on the question OF legislative appropria-'
ion for military purposes-the Premier being ad-
verse to the propOstion-g0es to show that the
war party, or party for war, has obtained ma
ority in the Italian Parliament-a political fact
which Is OF much significance In the present aspect
Of AFFAIRS eastward from Rome. During the debate
Finance Minister @. sella exclaimed say to the
partisans Of exaggerated ornaments that viii be
the Minister Of the equilibrium or not ct ALL" The
opposition points to the fact that Italy has, not
Hitnstanding war budget which amounts
TO 165, 600, OO0f for the ordinary estimates and
70 90 00O, 000 for the extraordinary, and that with
that annual expenditure General Ricotti, Minister
Of War believes tnat from the year 1874 he will be
able to bring into the Held 300 900 men, not incud
according to the Minister'S plan 100 soldiers M
the first category and as many OF the second
With the present resources the new armament and
Qualifications will be completed about the end Of
the year 1875 and the Cabinet objection to the vote
for the arsenal at laramie originated in the fact
that the opposition supported It,
POLITICAL CAUCUS AND CALCULATIONS
The Constitutional Left has opened a Progressist
Club at Rome. 1t comprises 200 members. incud
Ing NM Rattazzi, Crispi, Luigi Panciani, Baltha-
Bar Odescalchi &c. 1t win become the meeting
place or all the leaders Of the opposition who come
TO the capital. The supporters OF M. Rattazzi are
not In Piedmont in the North generally, but
Rm0ng the Neapolitan and Sican Deputies, OF
whom he counts about one hundred and eighty as
partisans IT. therefore, he returns to power
Dwing to LanZa's fall, 1t will be with the aid OF
two-thrds OF the representatives from the South
ern provinces, and stormy scene will ensue In
the Legislature.