The New York herald., 1873-05-25
Highly important News from
the French Republic. ~
m. 4hiers Resis's the Presidency and Mar
shal ldasMhOn Called to the
Chief Pwa Of State.
Personality of thu, Late President
in the Parl4ment.
The National Assembly Re-
fuses to Hear Nim.
Ministerial Profession for tie Main
.Stsf tenance Of the RepublN.
POWER OF THE PARTY OF THE hGHT
Exciting Scenes in the Legislative Hal
and in the Streets.
The WIFI Of the Assembly Com
I municated to MacMahon. /,
The Veteran Soldier Ac-
cepts the High Trust.
PARIS INTENSELY EXCITED BUT QUIET.
POWER OF THE PARTY OF THE HIGHT.
Exciting Scenes in the Legislative Hal
and in the Streets.
The Will Of the Assembly Com
municated to MacMah0n.
The Veteran Soldier Ac-
cepts the High Trust.
PARIS INTENSELY EXCITED BUT QUIET.

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PARIS INTENSELY EXCITED BUT QUIET.
i TleGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS, May "a. 1873.
The National Assembly reassembled in ses-
sion at Versailles in the forenoon to-day.
There was a very large attendance of members.
THE PRESIDENT ADVOCATES THE INTEGRITY AND
ETERNITY OF THE REPUBLIC.
+ Debate upon the Interpolation of the gov
ernment was resumed. dta HFf
President Theirs, in accordance with the
notice given yesterday by Minister Dufaure,
addressed the Assembly, urging the ''defnitive
establishment Of the Republic
His utterances were received with loud
cheers by the Left, while the Right remained
silent.
Upon the conclusion of NJ. Theirs speech
the Assembly took recess till two P. NJ.
aegfslative Reasscmblage-Strict Party
Management, with the A1inistsriAlists
An . Minority. Is
0 2-g VERSAILLES, May "a, 1873
The Assembly reassembled at two o'clock
shis afternoon, and after an energetic speech
by M. Casimer-Perier, Minister of the Inte-
Nor, rejected, by vote of 362 against 34s che
simple order of the day emanating firm the
Left and supported by the goverpA'ent.
An order of the day PROPOSED by the Right,
declaring that the present fosn OF government
was not under discussion and regretting that
there construction of tn, Ministry did not afford
conservative guaranees, was then adopted by
. vote of $50 against 344
CALL FOR GOVERNMENTAL DEFINITION.
Upon the announcement of the result OF
the last rote M. Baragnon, a member Of the
Right, said the supreme interests of the
country required that the government should
not remain silent.
His remarks were received with noisy pro-
testations by the Left.
When the tumult had subsidized NJ. Barag-
non proposed night sitting of the Assembly
MINISTERIAL EXPLANATION
M. Dufaure, Minister of Justice, ascende,
the tribune and declared that France would
not remain a moment without a government
Notwithstanding the vote Just cast" ''There
exists" he said, ga President and the Repub-
lie. The Ministers would answer for the
with the President and agree to a night sit
ting"
NATIONALIST INDEPENDENCE.
The Left shouted, "Why will the govern
ment thus set Europe and posterity the
example of this mons,rous ingratitude?'
The Right insisted that the government
should promptly communicate its decision to
the Assembly
After further debate, which was conducted
amid the greatest excitement, it was decided
to have night session, and recess was taken
until the evening
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN THE STREETS.
The result Of the votes has caused intense
excitement The streets are crowded with
people eagerly awaiting the developments OF
'to-night's sitting.
The Might session.
VERSAILLES, May 24-Evening.
The National Assembly reassembled in ses-
sion at eight p. M.
CABINET RESIGNATION.
NJ Dufaure, Minister of Justice, announced
that the Ministers had rendered their resigna-
tions to M. Thiers who had accepted them.
M. THEIRS RESIGNS THE PRESIDENCY.
NJ Dufaure then handed to NJ. Buffet, the
President of the Assembly, message from
President Theirs announcing that he delivers
back to the Assembly the high functions
which had been conferred upon him.
SENSATION
The reading of the message produced
profound sensation in the Chamber
ACCEPTANCE
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