The New York herald., 1873-10-31
f r A N O z.
Count dc Chambord Manifesto Of Crown Prin-
siplc and Monarchical Right
"A Great Work to Accomplish" and Ready to
Undertake It at ANY Moment"-The
Mission Of Authority and the
Necessary Pilot"
yEtEcRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. ~, 1878.
The count de Chambord has written q letter to
M. de Chesneong one OF the delegation from
the French Right, which recently waited on him.
Count de Chambord says misapprehensions have
arisen tending to obscure his policy, which is as
clear as day. He owes the whole truth to the
country. He Is asked to sacrifice his honor. He
emphatically declares that he retracts nothing.
curtails nothing OF hts previous declarations. The
claims ofyesterday foreshadow what would be ex-
acted tomorrow. He cannot inaugurate strong
reign by an act OF weakness. He energeticaly
refuses to relinquish the ''white nag" He
indignantly repels the insinuations that he mis-
trusts the valor OF the soldiers. On the contrary
he seeks to conHde to them all he holds dear. He
ignores none Of the country's giories, and con-
tinues thus:-"We have great work to accom-
plish, which l am ready to undertake any mo-
ment This is why wish to remain entirely as
am. Were enfeebled to-day would be pow
erless tomorrow. The issue at stake is the re-
construction OF society and the energetic lnsur-
ance OF law, order and prosperity. Especially
should we not fear to employ force In the service
or order and Justice Conditions and guarantees
are spoken Of Were any required by the Count
OF Paris, who came to me spontaneously at the
dictates OF patriotism, preserved intact our
traditions and liberties, and have the right to
reckon on equal confidence"
. The letter concludes as follows" personality
is nothing; principle is everything France will
see an end to her troubles when she understands
this am the necessary pilot-alone capable Of
guiding her into port-because have the mission
OF authority France cannot perish, because Christ
still loves her."
THE RoYALIsT cHIEF OBSTINATE IN HIS OPINION.
M. de Chesnelong received the letter ofthe Count
de Chambord on Sunday last.
he Immediately returned 1t to the Count, and
wrote to him repeatedly, urging him TO modify 1t,
but without avail. The Count insisted on its pub
ncation verbdttn.
The Monarchist Manifesto Pronounced n
Fatlurc-Republican Jubiiation.
PARIS, Oct. 80, 1873.
A meeting Of the Royalist Committee was held
to-day, at which NM Decazes, d'Audiffrer de
Larcy and de Cnesnelong were present.
A telegraphic despatch was received from the
Count de Chambord. requesting that his letter to
M. de Chesne0ng be published in full.
All agreed that the letter was fatal to the hopes
OF the monarchal coalition.
The republicans are jubilant. A meeting Of the
Deputies OF the Left Centre was held this evening"
M. Leon Say presiding.
A resolution was adopted declaring that the
time had arrived tor giving up the provisional state
and organizing the conservative republic.
President MacM ahon to the Army.
PARIS. Oct. 80, 1878.
President MacMahon has issued an order Of the
day to the army, in which he aludes with severity
to the insubordinate conduct OF General Balla
MARIE, and appeals to the patriotism OF the sol
diers Ito maintain discipline and support the
laws"
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE PRESIDENTS DOMESTIC
PEACE
The Gazette des 7,rounGur reports that secre
society at Autun had formed plot TO seize the
niece Of President MacMahon and hold her as Q
| hostage. The Gazette adds that several arrests
| have been made OF parties implicated in the con