Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30
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Change in the French Gsvern-
nlent.
il s..e T.esi slalsve Asse.abl,
MncsIahon EIecfca Prs.sdcnt.
Tho Ncw Ministry

MacMahon Elected Prsssdcnt.
Tho Ncw sIIntssry.
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change IL tile Presidency has taken place
without file slightest disturbance. Perfect
order prevails throughout France. Ihs
troops have been confined TO their barracks
since yesterday morning, but all is quiet in
Paris, and there are no signs Of disorder in
the department. The Radical journals to-day
are calm in tone. They recommend pru.
"dence and wisdom on the part of the Re-
'publicans, and urge peace and strict adhe-
renee to the law. Gambetta has issued man
iiesto calling on Republicans 10 respect the
law.
Marshal Mac Mahon has sent a commHllica-
tion to M. Buffet, President Of the Assembly.
acknowled 15ing the receipt of All official noii-
fication to the Presidency, and accepting the
Office in the following Ierms: :. will obey
the will Of the assembly. the depository of
national sovereignty. 1t is a heavy responsi-
bility. but Will, Gods aid and the devotion Of
the army, will continue the work OF liber-
ating the territory ard restoring order, and I
will maintain tranquility and the principles
on which society rests. 10 this end pledge
my word as an honest man and soldier. ''s
The President has issued circular to the
Projects of Departments. promising that no
attack shall be made ON the institutions of
the country.
The formation of new government has
not yet been completed. 1t is said that Duke
dc Broglic will have the Ministry Of the In
terror, aud NJ. Pierre Mague that of Finance.
aud that Baron de Larcy, Mn. ErDoul and
Battbey will also enter the Cabinet. A port
folio was rendered NJ. Goulard. late Minister
of Finance. Immediately after President
THEIRS deposition, but he decl!ned. A large
number Of Republican fl dictionaries have re-
signed.
PxRIs. May 2e.
The new ministry is announced this morn
ming in the Journal Officiel as follows Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs, Duke de Broglie;
Minister of Justice, Ernoul Minister of the
Interior, Beule; Minister of Finance, Pierre
Magne; Minister Of War, De Cissey Minis
ter Of Marine, Gen. Hornsy: Minister of
Public Works, De Ssllisny; Minister OF Ag-
riculture and Commerce, Bouellerie
There has been no disorder In any part of
the country in consequences of the change in
the governments.
Only half the troops are now held in bar
racks.
New YORK, May 25
The Courier DIES Etats Unis, of this city, in
speaking of the substitution of Marshal Mac
Mahon for Theirs in the Presidency of the
French Republic says: a
The white faction has made its reYolu-
ton against the national, sentiment, against
the electoral body. against France, against
the Republic; more than that, against the
new founded order, against peace. against
confidence within and without, against re-
estabi shed prosperity, against triumphant
credit. and against that supreme aspiration of
the country-the Liberation OF French terri
tory by the hands, the wisdom and honor Of
the Republic. The change is characterized
not 70 be the work OF Frame. but the wo, k
Of faction. which will not find. however,
people serYlle enough to submit TO its die
ation. nor proeterian army ready to over
awe.
special gives the following as the text of
President MacMahon' saddrcss to the Pcrfects
of Paris: 81 have been called, through the
confidence of the National Assembly, to tile
of the Republic. No Immediate
change will be made in existing laws, resula-
ions or Institutions. rely upon material
rider, and count upon our vigilance and
lpon your patriotic assistance. The Ministry
sill be formed today, 5-'s2
The scenes were extremely exciting in the
sational Assembly Chamber pending the
discussion which resulted in the deposition of
fhiers and the exaltation of MacMahon.
Theirs sat close watcher of the events.
nd constantly raining the exclamation, 'Eh
}ien, Messfeurs ~ Once caused an immense
Excitement when he said: They have
poken of negotiations !; it has occurred to
ne they only wanted the government to be
to Paris, but the army would not
nv eitNAN. hdvS iSpSiiCO tHCiI III
0 prevent the shedding Of streams of blood
t the expense of the army. II there is a
ian who counts the cost of this efflsion OF
lood, it is myself. | have fallen, or rather.
wish to say,swe have fallen. For long
me had hoped this detestahle faction
The close OF the sentence was lost by the
tremendous uproar which the beginning had
xcited. Again did Thiers awaken the en-
lnsasm Of his friends when charged with
eng the protege OF radicalism. He retort-
!; that there was something more remarka-
le than that in their midst. They had with !
lem the Duke de Brogle, who was the pro- i
sc Of the Empire. So.
No fear Of disturbance is apparent in Paris,
ne people ON Sunday attended in great
lmbers the chantilly races, giving them !
Ives UP to pleasure, and seeming 10 care ,
1t little for politics. Ie
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Bartender or the Modoes.
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