New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

In the FIVE elections held on the Ith VI may iour
of the members returned were 1Smoc..'SS' in
the Haute- -vienne, M. Bartheieiny sA'ie %u0 gu
ariin poed only 1900, while NJ PERM MS hadl'
cal onnonent received $4,000 votes in the
Cher NJ Lesguillon. the Radical, was returned
v 1926 votes against 9957 for NJ Couence ana O 10
M Martinez botn calling themselves Conservative re
pubicans At Lyons the local Radical NJ Gnyot' was
returned bv vote OF s26 and NJ Ranc, the Paris Rad
cal Inv vote OF $685. while the two defeated Conserv
at,vhs NM Deseranges and Jacquier, had only l5il5
and 1884 respectively.
The only department where the Conservatives were
spcoessul was the CharenteInf6rure. In this depart
men in 1871 the BonapaTtsts Rouher and Murat were
rejected by enormous majority. In the election OF
the lth OF Nay NJ. BOfington, Bonapartist led the
poll by 49, S22 votes, against 465 given TO NJ hgaud
the candidate of the Republicans This result was q
matter general asonishmeDt and the fact that the
comparatively obscure exPrefect was supposed 70 re-
ceiye large o vote, while the BOnapartist leaders
Rouher and Murat received in 1871 about 2Oo each has
led to the supposton that corrupt influences were EN-
poyed interest Of the successful candidate, and
election is therefore be contested before the AS
sembly
In the four departments where elections were held on
the nth OF May the majority OF Gambetist voters over
ROyalsts Imperialsts aud Conservatives OF all shades
was two The general result OF the IL elec
tons in the two days the return OF IL Gambetsts
against one Legtimist and one BOnapartist Ihese
figures were calculated TO dsmay the Monarchists FOX
they demonstrated beyond doubt that the majority OF
the voters in the country favored republican form OF
government and opposed the pretensOns OF the reac
tionary party The Monarchsts at raised the cry
that society in danger; some OF them vowed that
they would carry reaction with high hand, sweep
away NJ Jules Simon, Nj. dc Remusat, and NJ. Leon Say
and even dismiss NJ. TLers himself If be dared TO re-
sst and deliver the executive power INTO the hands Of
their own
ne the
sts mas always been NJ Smon the only remaining
member Of the Cabinet 40 belonged TO the Government
Of National Defense. They have frequently occasional
scenes OF turbulence in the Assembly, with the purpose
of causing the resignation Of this Minister NJ Simon
had Furthermore secured their inyeterate hostility by
a declaration which he made several months ago
that NJ. Thlers had achieved the task Of hber
ating the country, not with the aid OF the
Assembly, but in spite OF it. NJ. dc Renusat was also
regarded by TIE MOnarchiss one of the most truly
republican members of tho Cabinet since his electoral
manifesto There is every reason 10 believe that there
existed MOI archist intrigue to induce NJ Theirs to
dismiss these Ministers and then reconstruct his Ca
net from the Right Center NJ Thiers urged to sac
riace NJ Simon before the meeting, but this he declined
to do.
The matter was finally brought to an issue on the th
Of May when NJ GOulard the Conservative Minister OF
the Interior informed the President that he had de-
termned to quit the Cabinet unless NJ simon VINO was
Minister OF PuDDC lnsfuCIOH, euoulu Aotlio' DVth
these Ministers then rendered their designations be-
lievine that their opinions were incompatible In
the same Cabinet The President accepted these
resgatOns and the 18th Of May appointed four new
members in the Cabinet who were Moderate Repubh-
cans NJ Casmir erier made Minister OF the Inte-
nor; NJ. TOuron appointed Minister of Public
Worship NJ Beianger became Minister OF Public Works,
and NJ Maddngton received the charge OF the Ministry
OF Public Instruction OF these members the best
known were NJ Casimr-P6uer and NJ. Beranger, whose
selection was every way deserving OF commendaOn
from their liberal sentiments. The appointments gave
satisfaction the Republicans and were undoubtedly
in harmony with the public sentiment throughout the
country.
The Monarchlsts themselves as far as ever from
their desire Of forcing President Theirs to form Con-
servatye Cabinet, and they resolved TO adyance-to
employ their Last resource-compe HIM 10 resign. They
at once that the first business 10 come be-
fore the Assembly when it met would be demand for
an explanation OF the policy Of the new Cabinet.
This demand categorcally made on the
10th Of May, upon an Interpolation pre-
sented by the Right Center. The discussion
began last Friday and continued with much acri-
m0py: the Left supported order OF the DAY winch
would tend TO relieve the President OF bis emDarrass
ment, aud the Conservatives resolved 10 pass vote OF
censure at hazards. The final result OF these stormy
dissensons is given III the foregoing telegram.