Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-26
Address Of President NacMatlOn---
Sccucs in the ASscmDiy-Tiae I'm
I'resident-TheN New Wiuistry-Tram-
0uiIily Prevails &c.

New YORK, May 26.-A special from Paris
gives the following as the text OF President
MacNIahon' address to the Projects: have
been called through the confidence Of the Ma
tional Assembly to the Presidency OF the Re
public No Immediate change will be made
In the existing laws, regulations and institutions.
| rely upon material order and | count upon
you, upon your vigilance and upon your patrl-
otto assistance.
The scenes were extremely exciting 10 the
National Assembly Chamber, pending the dis
cussion, which resulted in the deposition of
Theirs and the cxaltation of Marshal MacMa
hon To the Presidents box were Madame
Thicrs, the Project Of the Department OF the
Seine, and others who wcro gcstlculatlng quite
wildly and once the Project was called to order
for the order of his enthusiasm.
The diplomatic corps was we'll represented.
Lord Lyons, British Minister, was not present,
being engaged in giving dinner and reception
in honor Of Queen Victoria's birth day. Many
celebrated women Of Napolcon's Court as we'll
as of the republic occupied conspicuous places
aud remained until the political change was
contaminated
As soon as the vote was taken dcposing
Theirs, the representatives of the different
counties Immediately lcit the Chamber and
autographed the news to their respective govern
mcnts Theirs sat a close watcher Of events
and constantly using the exclamation, "Oh
bicn mcsscurs. Once he caused Immense cx-
element when he said, ''rhey have spoken of
negotiations when it has occurred to me they
only wanted the government to be transferred
to Paris but the amy would not enter there.
| have repealed them in order to prevent the
shedding Of streams of blood at the expense Of
the amy. II there is man who counts the
cost Of this cffusion of blood, it is myself, |
have fallen rather wish to say, we have
fallen. For long time had the hope that
this dctestable faction. The close of the sen
tcncc 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 pro-
tege Of radicalism. He rctortcd, There was
something more remarkable than that in their
midst They had with them the Duke dc
Broglic, who was the protegc OF the empire.
No fear of disturbance Is apparent 10 Paris.
The people on Sunday in great numbers,
giving themselves up to pleasures and caring
little seemingly for politics.
PARIS, May &c. "A new ministry is announc-
cd this morning in the Journal official. 1t is
constituted as follows: Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Duke dc Broslic; Minister of Justice,
Erpone Minister of the Interior, Beulc Min
lister of Finance Pierre Magne; Minister Of
War, General De Ccssy; Minister Of Marine,
Admiral d. IIornay; Minister of Public Instruc-
ton and Worship, Batbie; Minister of Public
Wo,ks, Dcscsrign Munster Of Agriculture and
Commerce, Boulllcric. There has been no
disorder in any portion of the country in con-
sequence of the announcement Of the change
in tho government Dispatches from all Sec
tons report that tranquility prevails. Only
half Of the troops are now held in their bar
racks.