Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternsen's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FRANCE
MCMAHON As PRESIDENr.
His Address 90 the Projects Inn.
mediate Change 60 be Made fu
EXtsttng LaWsLThe Exciting
scenes lin the Assembly
when the Change of
Rulers WAS Made.
FRANCE

FRANCE, May GA special from Paris gives
the following as the text OF President McMa-
mons addres 10 the projects - have been called
through the confidence of the National ssem-
bly, 10 the Presidency of the Republic: no i'm
mediate change will be made in the existing
laws, regulations, and institutions. 1 rely upof,
material order and count upon you, upon your
vigilance and upon your patriotic assistance
THE SCENES WERE EXTREMELY EXCITING
IN the National Assembly chamber pending the
discussion, which resulted in the deposition of
Theirs and the exaltation OF Marshal McMahon.
In the Presidents box were Madame Theirs
the Prefect of the Department OF the Seine
and others who were gesticulating quite wildly.
and once the Project was called 10 order for the
ardor OF his enthusiasm. The diplomatic corps
was well represented, Lord Lyons, British
minister, was not present, being engaged in
giving dinner and reception In honor OF % ueen
Nictofia's birthday. Mssy celebrated women
OF Nspoleon's court, a. vel As Of the Republic
occupied conspicuous places and remained
until the political change was consummated. A.
soen Al the vote vas taken deposing Theirs. the
representatives. of the di nerent countries med
lately left the chamber and telegraphed the
news to their respective governments.
THEIRS CAUSES A SENSATION.
stantly using the exclamation, ''Oh, btea Kes-
sieurS." Once he caused immense excitement
when he said ''They have spoken of negotia-
wanted the governme at to be TRANSFERRED 70
Paris; but the army would not enter there. 4
have repelled them in order 70 prevent the
sneuulng OF streams OF blood at the expense OF
the army. Ii there is a man who counts the
cost OF this effusion OF blood, IL is myself. I
have faileni I rather wish TO say. we have
fallen. For long time 1 had the hope that
this detestable faction"- The close of the
sentence was lost in the tremendous uproar
which the beginning had excited. Again did
Theirs awake the enthusiasm of his friends
when charged with being the protoge OF radi-
calism, he retorted: There was something
more remarkable than that in their midst. They
had with them the Duke de Broglie, who was
the protege of the empire" No fear of disturb
ance is apparent in Paris. The people were
out on Sunday in great numbers at the Chan
lilly races and giving themselves up TO pleas
ure, and caring little seemingly for politics.
The New Ministry.
PARIS, May IA new ministry is announced
this morning i'm tue Journal OrEctdL It II con-
stituted as follows Munster OF Foreign Affairs
Duke de Broglie; Minister OF Justice, Ernone;
Minister OF the Interior, Beule; Minister of FL
nance, Pierre Magrie; Minister OF War, Gene
raj De Cissly; Minister of Marine, Admiral
d'Hornay; Minister OF Public Instruction and
Worship, Batbie; Minister of Public Works.
Desesrillgny; Minister of Agriculture and Com
merce, Bouilierie.
THERE HAS BEEN NO DISORDER
in any portion of the country i'm consequence
OF the announcement of the change i'm the gov
eminent. Dispatches from all sections report
that tranquility prevails. Only half of the
troops are now held in their barracks.