, 1873-05-27
FOREIGN.
Scenes in the French Assem-
bly, on the Deposition
of Theirs.
President MaChIahon's Message and
Policy.
The Tichborne Claimant Again :nflicts
Himself on The Public.

IHe lIGtfuOftle tIaslt'atll AYaHl sf1tICtS
Himself on the Public.
FRANCE.
New YonH, May 20.-A apoclal giVaa tho fol- |
lowing as tho toxt Of President nlacalahons ad- |
drosB to Tho Projects Of Paris:
II hayo beon called, through the confidence of |
tho National Asaomby, to tho Presidency Of the
1aopubllo. No Immediate :hango will bo made In
tho existing laws regulations. and1nBtitutions.
roly upon material ordor, mud count upon
your vigilance, and upon your patriotic asslst~
anco,"
Tho Ministry will be formed today.
Tho scenes were extremely exciting In tho MI
tional Assembly Chamber ponding tho discus
Hion which resulted in Tho deposition Of
Thiors and tho exalsaslon of Marshal
Mac11ahon. In tho prosidont's box
wore Madame Tbfors, tho Project Of tho
Department Of the soino, and others, who wcro
gosticulating quito wildly, and once tho Project
WAS called to orlor for the ardor Of his eth'lsi-
asm. The diplomatic corpa was vol rorrc~
eonted. Lord Lyona, The British Minister, 'gas
not present, being engaged in giving q dinner
reception in honor Of Queon Victoria'B birthday.
Many celebrated women OF Napoleon q court, aa
we'll as Of tue Republic, occupied conspicuous
places, and remainel until the political clango
WAS contaminated. As soon nB tho vote WAS
taken dopoBing Thiers, tho representatives OF
different countries Immediately loft tho Chamber
and tclogrnphod the nows to their respective
! Governments.
Thiors sat o close watcher Of oyontH, and con-
| stautly used tho exclamation, "oh! bion,
! NIosBieslrB." Once he caused IN immense OK
citomont when ho said: "They have spoken OF
| negotiations, when it baH OCCURRED to mo that
| they only wantod tho Goverumont to bo tranB-
| forrod to paris. but tho army would not outor
| Tiara. have ranoljed tho1n in ordor 10 proyent
thn shedlinr of stroamn Of blood at tho. oxponso
nT lin nr7nve If there is n man vim counts The
cost of this off1,sion Of blood. it ia myself, /
lave fallen. 1 rather wish to gay. We lavo
f.'ien' For a 1one tina have had hono that
tns tnnods detostablo + % fae}ion" s A''o Sf0
I'ho closo Of tic sentence was ioet by tho tre-
rnondoun 1nronr which the beginning Ind Ok
| citcd. Arn}n lid Thinra nwakon lid onthnsfasm
Of his friends. Whom 10 was charged with i 6o;
thero xRs snwothinr YnorG rotnnrknhlo than
thot IN thoir m1;jat thov Ind WITH tom tho
! Dmito fIo Rroclio. who was Il tho nrotoco Of the
| Emnire.'
/ M foar of disturbance In annarant in Par3a,
rn noopio oi ~ m ISM snni'nv % ottsnd1d in rreat nn
| hcra tho GhnutilIv racea. giving themselves ,tp
to n1easuro. and carinr lttlo. seemingly. for pols
| tics.
ftio f1Hrjet den EIHfa TtiiH, OF tliB CITY.
Sfamnm fs for or Ti,iorn iii In tho Presidency Of tic
Uronoh Republic, Gays: "Tho Hight faction
has made its revolution against tho national
sentiment, ngai.et tho electoral body, against
France, against tho Repablio moro than that
against tito new-founded order, against peace
against confidence within and without, ayains
ro-establisled prosperity, against triumphant
credit, md against that supr0mo aspiration d
tho country liberation Of tho French terri
tory by tho hands, tho wisdom, and tho honor O.
tho Republic" Tho ohungo is characterized no
to bo tho work Of franco, but tho work Of q fac
tion. "which will not find, however, 4 pooplt
seryi1e enough to submit to its dictation, nor |
prntorian army ready to oVerawo."
PARIS. May 20-Tho now Ministry ia an
nouncod this morning in tho journal 0Dlciel, al
follows Minister OF Foreign Affairs, tho Dukt
do Droglio Minister Of Justice, Ernoul htin
iHtor Of tho 1ntorior, Deule; Minister OF ri
nance, Pierre Magno; Minister OF War, Gen
Do CiRHoy; Minister OF Marine, Admiral D'Hor
noy Minister OF Public Instruction and Wor
Ship nalbie; Minister Of Public Works. D
Heilligny; Minister OF Agriculture aud Con,
merce, Boyelerie.
There has been no disorder in any portion 0