The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-27
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ha 81 ae sas AsafHs
and his advisers had confidently expected
that the'v0te on the subject as u test
question would result in the defeat of
the Right, and when the announcement
was made that the order Of the day pro-
posed by the party Of tue Left had been
defeated by o vote of 1852 against 348 in
tts favor. his Excellenoy immediately
prepared his resignation, which was
rendered to and accepted by the Assem-
bly,, last evening. The Ministers COM
posing the Cabinet Of NJ. Thiers have
also resigned their portfolios of Office
The Presidency Of the republic has been
accepted by Marshal MacMahon, who
will at once. proceed to form new Cabi-
net. The gubjeot OF the com poaition of
the Cabinet is being actively canvassed
in political circles, and many surmises
are indulged az to the members.
VERSAILLES, May 25.-The Ministry
has resigned. Theirs accepted their re-
slgnation, and then resigned himself,
when Marshal MscMahon was elected
President There we're some cries around
the hall, but no violence.
PARIS. May 24--Evening. The resig.
nation of President Thiera and the cleo
tion OF Marshal MacMahon to succeed
him, causes immense excitement here.
The streets have been crowded all even
ing with people, discussing the event of
the day. but no disturbauce is expected.
ST.. PETEBspgRq. May 26. Ferdinand
DeIespes !is, forming q company for. a
railroad aoross Central Asia, from Oren.
burgto c6nheds with English railways
in India to Calcutta. The enterprise is
under Russian auspices. "a .f'.<,
PARIS, May 26.-The following is the
text OF MacMahon's addrest: II have
been called, through the confidence of
the National Assembly. to the Presidency
OF the republic. No immediate change
will be made in existing laws, regulations
and Institutions. rely upon material
order. and count upon you, upon your
vigilance, and upon your patriotic assist
ance." The scenes we're extremely ex-
citingtin the National Assembly cham
bsr, pending the discussion which re-
salted) in the deposition OF ThieF5, and
the exsitation of Marshal MaoMahon.
!n the Presidents box. were Madame
Theirs. the Prefeot OF the Department
Of the Seine, and others, who we're ges.
ticulating quite wildly. and once the
Prefect was called to order for the ardor
of his enthusiasm. The diplomatic
corps Was well represented. Lord Ly-
ons, the British Minister, was not
present, being engaged in giving din
ner and reception in honor of Queen
Victoria's birth day. Many celebrated
women OF NspoIeon's court, as we'll as
OF the republic. occupied conspicuous
PLACES and remained until the political
change was conBum mated. AS soon as
the vote was taken, deposiag, the Thiers
representatives. the different consuIs i'm
medfately left the chamber and tele-
grAphed: the news to. their respective
Goverlnaents. Theirs sat q close watcher.
ofr.eEants, and constantly using the ex.
clanstion "Eh .bien, Messieursl"s Once
he caused immense excitement, when he
said: ':They have spoken of negotiations,
when y has occurred, to me they only
wanted the government to be Transferred
to Paris; but an army wonld not enter
there 'Ihave. rspelled them in order to
prevent The shedding Of streams, of
blood. at the expense OF the army. If
there ts 9 man who counts the cost of
this 'eHoslon OF blood, it, is myself. I
have fallen-I rather wish to say, ,re
have fallen, Fer 6 long time T had hopes
OF this detestabIe faction The close
OF the sentence was lost in the midst of
the tremendous uproar which the begin.
awake the enthusiasm Of his friends.
when charged with being the protege OF
radioalism, he retorted: "Thete was
something more remarkable than that in
their midst; they: had with them tue
DuksideIBroglio, who was the pl,rrotege
OF the empire" No fear OF q disturb
anoe is apparent in Paris--the people on
Sunday. attended in great numbers the
Chantilly races. giving themselves up to
pleasures and caring little, seemingly. for
politics. E,tl... =
At the Chantilley (Paris) races, yester-
day. Boinard was, the winner of the Pix
Du Jockey Club, or French Derby;
Flangelot second; Appollion third; Franc
Tireur, the favorite, was nowhere. Nino
horses started; -. ''A"' :yslt
The following is the new ministry:
Minister! Of Foreign Afflirs, Duke Dc
Broglio; Minister of Justice, Einoul;
Minister OF the Interior, Benle; Minister
OF Finance, Pierre Magne; Minister OF
War. General DeCiasey; Minister OF Ma
rine, Admiral D,Hornay; Minister of
Public Instruction and Worship, Batbie:
Minister of Public Works, Deseseillguy;
Minister of Agriculture and Commerce,
Bouillerie. No disorder in any nortion nf