The new North-west., 1873-05-31
Telegraphie.
Reported for the''sss sossh. west,
1 NEW PRfslOfl1T Or FRANCE.


ny.
From the telegrams VIC condense the fol-
lowing account of the recent significant
transformation scene in France:
Paris, May 23.-During IN important
debate on the Conservative interpcl>
lation led by Duke dc Brogl'e, u strong
friend Of the late Empire, PRESIDENT Theirs
attempted to speak but was cried down, but
the Assembly agreed, on appeal Of the Min
lister of Justice, TO hear him on the succeed"
ing day.
Paris, May A-Thicrs addressed the Ms.
scmbly urging tho definite establishment OF
the Republic, and was checred by his nd.
hercn,s, but a subsequent test vote of
strength demonstrated the opposition num-
bcred 1863 to the governments 34S in the
Assembly. A night session was then agreed
upon. and on it's convening Dufare an
nounced that the Ministry had rendered
their designations and Theirs had accepted
them. Dufaurc then handed to Buffet,
President Of the Assembly, = message from
Thiers. announcing that he delivers back 20
tho Assembly the high functions which
have been conferred upon him. The read.
ing Of tho message produced q profound
sensation. Bouffet and de BrOglic moved
that the Assembly immediately appoint q
successor to Thiers. The Left moved that
the resignation be not accepted. Bouffet
attempted to eulogize Theirs. The Left at
tempted to secure an adjournment of the
election. The Right insisted on choice of
President Immediately, which resulted in
the election of Marshal MacMahon.
Paris, May 26-Thc new Ministry is an
nounccd this morning in the Journa! Official
a. follows-Minis,er Of Foreign Affairs.
Duke de Broglie; Minister of Justic, Er.
noul; Minister of the Interior, BeuIe; Min.
lister Of Finance. Pierre Msgne: Minister Of
War, Gen dc Cissey; Minister of Marine,
Gen. Horncy; Minister of Public Instruc.
ton and Worship, Balbic; Minister of Pub
lie Works, dc Seilligny; Minister of Agri-
culture and Commerce, BOuelleric. There
has been no disorder in any part Of tho
country in consequence of the change in the
government.
New York, May eG..-Thc Courier des
Etats Unis, of this city, IN speaking Of :be
substitution Of Marshal MacMahon for
Thicrs in the Presidency of the French Re-
public ssys-Thc white faction has made
its revolution against the national senti-
mcnt, against the electoral body, against
France, against the Republic; more than
that, against the new founded order. against
peace. against confidence within aud with.
out, against rc>establislIci prosperity,
against triumphant credit. and against the
supreme aspiration of the coun,ry-thc lib.
Grafton of French territory by the hands,
the wisdom and honor of the Republic.
The change is characterized not 10 be the
work of France. but the work of faction,
which will not find, however, a people scr.
vile enough to submit. to its diciaiion. nor
praetorian army ready to ovcrawc.
A special gives the following as the text
of President MscMahon's address 10 the
Projects of Paris-''I have been called,
through the confidence of the National As.
sembly. to the Presidency Of tho Republic.
No Immediate change will bc made in exist
ing laws, regulations or institutions. I rely
upon material order, and count upon your
vigilance and apo" yoar patriotic assistance
The Ministry will be formed to-day"
The scenes during this grand political
transformation are represented as exciting
and dramatic in the first degree, the most
distinguished men and women Of all coun>
tries in Paris beng present and intensely
interested. Thicrs several times attempted
to speak but was cried down. There are no
indications of . popular demonstration, and
the people seem to take but passing interest
In the result