The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-27
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

-,
-, President McMahon's address accepting |
the presidency of tho French republic
Il have been called, through the conf |
,,,ucc Of the National Assembly, to The pre- |
>;tcncy Of the republic. No Immediate |
Change will bc made in existing laws. reSu- |
3ationS, and institutions. | rely upon mate |
vial order and ! count upon Sou-unon |
Your vigilance and upon your patrlot'c as
>i>tance.
THE SCENES WERE EXTREMELY EXCITING
IN the Assembly chamber pending the dis
cn>>ion which resulted in the deposition of
Thicrs and the oxidation of Marshal Nc
Nlhon. the Presidents box were Madame
1'hicr>. the Prcicc. OF the Department of the
seine. and others. who were geSticuEitinG
quite wildly. and once the Project was called
20 order for the ardor of his enthusiasm.
The diplomatic corps was we'll represented.
Lord Lyons. the British Minister, was not
present. being engaged IN giving dinner
ana reception in honor Of Queen Eicloria's
birthday. Many celebrated women of Ma
ro'Con's tpnls, as we'll rs of the Republic,
occupied conspicuous places, and remained
until
TRE POLITICAL CHANGE WAS CoNSUMMATED.
A. soon As the vote was taken deposing
Theirs tho representatives. of the different
countries immediately left the chamber and
autographed the news to their RESPECTIVE
Governments.
Thier> sat a close observer OF events, and
WAS constantly using the exclamation, En-,
|,.n. meSSicsrS :" Once he said: "They
have spoken of negotiations, when it has oc-
cured to me they only wanted the Govern
ment to be transferred to Paris but the army
would got enter there. have repealed them
in ,rlur TN praypnt tho che6dDr 0f II rpumS
OF blood at the expense of the army. If
there is a man who counts the cost Of
THIS kFFrsloS or BLOOD,
II is myself. have fallen. | rather wish TO
say, We have fallen. For long time had
hope that this detcStahc faction -" [rhe
close oi the sentence was lost in the ire
mcnGous uproar which the beginning had
excited
Again did Theirs awaken the enthusiasm
of his friends when he was charged with
being the protect of rdicaism. He re-
turied, There was something more re-
smrkable than that in their midst. They
had With them the Duke de Broglic, who
was the lroif9t of the empire"
No fear of disturbance Is apparent in
Paris. The people on Sunday attended in
great numbers the thuntilly races, giving
themselves up to pleasures and festivities,
and caring little, seemingly. for politics.
THE NEW MINISTRY APPOINTED.
The following is the new Ministry ap-
pointed 10y the President; Minister of For
cign AffarS. Duke dc Broglie; Minister Of
Justice, NJ. Enuul; Minister of the Interior,
~ Bcllle; Minister of Finance, NJ Pierre
Nacnc: Minister OF War, General de Ci>-
sey Minister of Marine. Admiral D'Hor-
nay; Minister of Public Instruction and
RnfIin. Minister ,f plIblIt.
Work, Vi. Descllcsny; Minister Of A9licul-
,ure and Commerce, NJ. Boulleric.
There is no disorder in any portion of the
country in consequence Of the change in the
Government. Dispatches from all sections
report tranquility. Only one-half o! the
troops are now held in their barracks.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES
were present in the Assembly when the qucs.
ton. was taken on accepting President
1hicrS's resignation, and voted in the affirm
atiNc.
OPPOSITION TO TIE NEW GOVERNMENT.
The whole of The party Of. the Lett has
decided upon the policy of constitutional
opposition to the new government.
Theirs has informed the members of the
Ictt Centre that he will resume his seat int
the Assembly tomorrow, and will take his
place on their benches accompanied by the
hate Ministers Dutaurc, Ferier, and Leon
Say.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
The President sent il message to the As
scmhly to-day. 1t was read by the Duke
DE Broglic. The President says: g | am
animated by respect for your wishes and will
always scrupulou>ly execute them. The
National Assembly has two great ta>kS-thc
liberation of territory aud the restoration OF
order The fist was ably conducted by my
predecessor with heroic patience. The coun.
try and rely on you TO accomplish the
other ] shall follow the foreign policy of
MY predecessor | wish for peace and the
reorganization of the army. desiring only to
restore our strength ard regain for France
her rank among nations. The home policy
will be absolutely conservative. The admin
,stratiun must be lmbued with il conSerra-
tive spirit. willappoint to office rcspectorS
OF the law, defend society against factions,
and stand IL sentinel to see that Your
sovereign VIII is obcycd in its integrity.
England.
LoNpoS; May pa conference of Nor
mons was held here Sunday, at which George
y. Smith was present.
The Tichbornc claimant will soon appeal
TO the public again to raise money for his
defence
Spain.
MADRID, May 2G.--The Minister ofForeign
Affairs has sent Il circular to Representatives
of spain abroad giving an official account of
The butchery and mutation of prisoners by
the Csrlsts, and requesting them TO convey
information Of these outraSes to the Govern
'ncnls to which they IRE respectively ac-
credited.
Austria.
vienna, May 2G.--The King Of Belgium
has arrived here. He was received ty the
Austrian Court with fitting ceremonies.
The King visited the Exhibition to-day.
Russia.
PROPOSED RAILROAD ACROSS CENTRAL ASIA.
ST. PErERsBURGH, May 26.-Ferdinand de
Lesseps is forming company for a railroad
across Central Asia, from Orenburg, to con-
meet English railways in India, to Calcutta.
The enterprise is under Russian auspices.
Cuba.
HAVANA, May 26.-Prcc, the Herald cor
respondent, is still confined i'm Port Guiana.