The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
France.
THEIRS PREPARED TO RESIGN If DEFEATED

New YORK. May IA Speclal 10 the
Herald SAYS that Theirs expects fourteen
majority in the vote on the Interpolation to-
day. If defeated he is prepared TO resign.
Apprehending disturbances, Generals Du-
crot and Chauzy have been ordered to join
their commands mt Tours and MEYERS.
THEIRS ADDRESSES THE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, May 24.-Thcirs addressed
the Assembly this morning, urging the def
mite establishment of the Republic. His ut
teranccs were received with loud cheers by
the Left, but the Right remained silent. After
the speech recess was taken till this after
noon.
Second Dispatch.
THE GOVERNMENT DEFEATED-THIERS' S RESIGNA-
TION SENT TO TIE ASSEMbLY--ITS ACCEPTANCE
AMID GREAT TrMuLT-MARSHAL MACMAHoN
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE REpUBLIC-THE
GOVERNMENT PARTY ABSTAIN FROM VOTING
IMAGINATION ACCEPTS, ETC.
VERSAILLES. May 24.-The Assembly re-
assembled at 7. NJ, and after an energetic
speech by NJ. Cashier Porter. Minister of
the Interior, rejected, by vote of 3G2 TO
3SSS, the simple order of the day. emanating
from the Left aud supported by the Govern
ment.
An order of the day. proposed by the
Right declaring that the present form of
government was not under discussion, and
regretting that the reconstruction of the
Ministry did not afford conversation guaran-
tees, was then adopted 10y Il vote of $50 to
34.
Upon the announcement Of the result of
the last vote NJ. Baragnan, Of the Right, said
the supreme interests Of the country re-
quired that the Government should not re-
main silent.
His remarks were received with
NOISY PRoTESTATIoNs
from the Left. When the tumult had sub
sided NJ. Baragnau proposed night sitting
of the Assembly.
NJ. Dufsure, minister of justice, assembled
the tribunal and declared that France would
not remain moment without a government.
Notwithstanding the vote first cast, he said,
there exists President and the Republic,
and the ministry will answer for the main
tainance of order. They would consult
with the President, and agree to night sit
ting.
The Right insisted that the Government
should promptly communicate its decision to
the Assembly.
Amid further debate and great excitement
it was decided to have Il night session.
The result of the vote caused intense en-
element. The streets are crowded with
people awaiting
THE RESULT OF THE NIGHT, SESSION.
At the session this evening NJ. Dufalre
announced that the Ministers had resigned
and Theirs had accepted their designations.
A fhan ho RI ho
dent of the Assembly that Theirs delivered
back to the Assembly the high functions
which had been conferred upon him.
The reading of the message produced a
profound sensation, and movement that
the Assembly Immediately appoint Sue
ceSSor
PRODUCED TERRIFIC uPROAR.
The Left moved that Thiers's resignation
be not accepted which motion was lost by
a vote of 1858 to 339. The resignation was
then formally accepted.
NJ. Boutfet then fruitlessly attempted to
eulogize Theirs, and the members Of the
Left endeayored TO secure postponement
OF the election Of a successor, but the Right
Insisted upon choosing President of the
Republic at once.
A vote was thereupon had, and resulted
in the
ELECTION OF MARSHAL IMAGINATION,
who received 800 votes. The Left abstained
from voting.
a committee was Immediately appointed
to wait upon MacMahon and inform him OF
his election. They were headed by VI.
Bouffet and were enthusiastically cheered
by the Right.
Upon their return, NJ. Goulard, TO whom
NJ. Boutiet had resigned the chair, announced
that
AACMAHoE ACCEPTED THE PRESIDENCY.
NJ. Bouttet then announced that the Minis
tiers would temporarily resume their func-
lions.
There were vast crowds around the AS
sembly, but no disorder occurred, and they
have all quietly dispersed. 49,. ts,.s.,.
England. ~
QUEEN vICToRIA's BIRTHDAY.
LONDON, May 24.-Half holiday is observed
to-day in honor Of the Queens ffty-four,h
birthday. The festivities consist of salutes,
bell-ringing, and military reviews. There
will be an illumination tonight. ....
Madrid, May 24.-The council of Minis
ters postponing the Cuban election for depu.
ties named no day for the election.
The Carlists deny the butchery of yolun-
teers at sanahuja. They hold all the prison.
ers captured, and are ready to exchange
them for Carlists in the hands of the Coy.
ernmcnt.
BARCELONA, May 24.--Two corpses haye.
been found placarded, KILLED while attempt.
ing to assassinatc Don Alphonso."
General Vclarde orders levy Of the yout,
OF The country Many factories will con.