Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-25

4 fERSAILLES, May "a -UeDat6 en- the
Interpolation was resumed this morning.
Theirs addressed the Assembly, urging the
definite establishment of the republic. His
differences were received with loud cheers
by the Left, while the Right remained si-
lens,. Upon the conclusion OF Theirs speech
the Assembly took recess. 1.a s,.r
The GOvernment Defeated 81
VERSAILLES, May 24.-The Assembly
n convened at 2 O'Clock this evening, and
after an energetic spec "a by Cassimer
Pierre, Minister of the Interior, rejected by
vote of 1852 against 348, the simple order
of, the day; proceeding from the Lett and
supported by the Government. An order
OF the day proposed 10y the Right, declar-
ing that the present form of government
was not under discussion, and regretting
that the reconstruction of the Ministry did
not afford conservative guarantees, was then
adopted By avote of 800 against 344.
Bara'non, a member of the Right, said
the supreme interests Of the country re-
quired that the Government should not re-
main silent, and proposed night sitting.
Minister Dufaure declared that notwith
standing the vote just cast, there exists, he
said, q President and the Republic, to
agree to night sitting. The Left shout
ed: Why will the Government thus set
Europe and posterity the example of this
monstrous iDgratitude. After further de-
bate, which was conducted amidst the great
est excitement, it was decided to have
night session,
The result of the vote caused intense
excitement on the streets, which were
crowded with people eagerly awaiting the
developments Of the night sitting.
The Government Resigns.
EVE, 24.-The Assembly resumed Its ses-
sion at s, and Dufaure announced that the
ministers had rendered their designations to
Theirs who had accepted them. Defaure
then handed to Buffet, President of the
Assembly, MESSAGE from President Theirs
announcing that he delivers back to the
Assembly the high functions which have
been conferred on him. The reading Of the
message produced profound sensation in
the chamber.
Gen. Changarnier and the Duke De
Broglie moved that the Assembly immedi-
ately app int successor to Theirs. This
motion caused terrific uproar. The Left
moved that the resignation of Thiers be not
accepted. This motion was rejected BY a
vote of 1858 against 339. The resignation
VA L n1CAo " Woo SACA aCNCpSCAs O0A-
fet fruitlessly attempted 10 eulogize Theirs.
The Succession.
The members of the Left endeavoIed 10
secure an adjournment of the election, but
the Right insisted upon choosing a Presi-
dent Immediately. A vote was taken and
resulted in the elecsion of Marshal MacMa-
hon, who received 800 votes. The Depu-
ties of the Left sbstained from voting. A
committee was then appointed to wait up
on the Marshal and inform him that he had
been elected President of the Republic.
The lmmittee was headed by NJ. Buffet,
who, upon retiring, temporarily handed
over the presidency of the Assembly to
NJ. GoulArd, who was enthusiastically
cteered by the Left upon taking his seat.
Mcmahon Accepts.
Upon the return of The committee, M.
Buffet resumed the chair, and announced
that Marshal Mcmahon accepted the Presi-
dency of the Republic, though not without
pain. NJ. Buffet also stated that the Minis
ters would temporarily remain.
The crowds in the streets and in front of
the legislative chamOer increased as Ih5
night advanced, and when the result was
made known there were loud shouts of
"Vive le Thiers" and ''VIve le Repubiique."
There were no attempts at disorder, and
the people squiatly dispersed.
u -'Auaahema Sit.
ROME, May 24.-The Pope contemplates
matchmaking the members of the Italian
cabinet and al others proposing to secu-
larize the monasteries. ni
.aE The Spanish Situation.
PERHeNAN, May 24.-The Carlists deny
that tie volunteers, who surrendered at
Sanahusja, were butchered. They still
hold them subject to exchange for Carlists.
MADRID, May 24.-The Council of Min
listers have postponed the elections in Cuba
for deputies to the constituent Cortes, but
fixed upon no day.
BARCELONA, May 24.-Two corpses
have been found Dear Mauresa with pla-
cards on each bearing the words: "Killed
while attempting to assassinate Don Alton
TO-" The levy of young meu ordered by
Gen. Velard is well received. Many man
ufacturers will continue the salaries of their
operators while in the service. Juntas are
forming to promote the enforcement of the
levy.