The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

LONDON, July ga 7iMef Paris spe.
cial says the Right and Lett Centers have
agreed upon an order Of the day declaring
that the Assembly Is determined to dc.
lend McMahon's powers from every Of.
tack Of their opponents. The Cabinet
shll hRS 0 mslnrity Of AIty In the Assem-.
bly, but the BonapaftistS and the Mod
crate portion Of the Right, who are able
TO turn the scale, are WGveripg. Il the
Government 10 defeated, tho dissolution
ofthe Assembly Is inevitable.
AcoAIIrIoN KHFRcTKD.
A special dispatch from Paris 10 the
PdR Mall Gazette says q complete UNDER
standing has been effected between the
GAmbelta and LegitimiSts for coalition
Of extreme left and right on vote in The
Assembly to day on Bruins Interpolation
10 the suspension Of the union. Lett cen.
tre ID divided, but the majority Of deputies
belonging TO that party will vote against
the ministers.
Tho authorities are making prepare
tons to speedily quell any Demonstration
ol riotous character that may be made,
BoNAPARAlsT PROPOSITION.
PARIS, July s.-It is reported that the
Bonapartiat deputies In the Assembly
Will support the Cabinet In the import
ant division to take place in the Chamber
today. Il the Cabinet will take an Anti.
Republican ground.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN TuR AssElrDLY.
PARIS, July s.-The sitting OF the
Assembly was opened today amid intense
excitement. The floor was filled with
Deputies, and the galleries were crowded
with spectators.
II. Lucien Brun moved "Thas the
Assembly regrets the suspension Of the
journal q Union BY the government"
This motion was rejected by vote Of
30 yeas 10 80 nays. The Lett generally
abStained from voting,
h. Paris, q member Of the Right. Centre,
then moved the following:
"ThAtthe Assembly, resolving to ener-
getically uphold the septennIal powers
conferred upon Marshal Mcmahon, Presi.
dent Of the Republic, and, furthermore,
reserving the questions submitted to the
Committee on Constitutional Bills, passes
to the order Of the day"
General De Cissey, Minister Of War
and Vice President Of the Council, an
nounced that the Government had identi.
fed itself With the motion. The question
was then taken and the motion OF M.
Paris was rejected by vote Of S3l yeas
to 90S Maya. &. -+.-l.
The msjofity in this vote was composed
OF three factions oi the Lett and eighty
members Of the Extreme Right.
Several Deputies Immediately moved
the order Of the day, pure and simple,
which was adopted, the vote standing
$50 yeas to 3l5 nays.
II Is considered that the last vote leaves
the door open for the Ministry TO remain
In power, but the impression at the close
Of the sitting was that nothing had been
settled, and the uncertainty which has
all along characterized the political situa.
ton Is unrelieved.
MAcMAHoN SPEAKS WITH DEcIHoN.
PARIS, July s-Immedlately after the
adjournment Of the Assembly to-day a
cabinet council was held, at which the
Ministers rendered their designations.
President MacMahon peremptorily reius.
ed TO accept them, and the Ministry re.
mains constituted as before. The Preai.
dent will send message to the Assembly
tomorrow or next day In which he will
announce his determination 10 retain the
powers conferred upon him for tho time
assigned by law, and will insist on the
necessity for the complete organization Of
bis powers BY the Assembly. A cabinet
council will be held tomorrow TO def.
nitely decide upon the terms Of the mes.
sage. s.. rft..
XAcNAHoN's REAsoNs.
LONDON, July 9.-The NmsS Paris
correspondent telegraphs that Mac cMahon
In his forthcoming message will proba.
bly, state that he could not accept the
designations Of Ministers because they
defended his powers, and he wished 10
save the country from q new ministerial
crisis. he will request tho Assembly 10
hasten action on financial measures, and
then adjourn for some months, and on
reassemnling proceed definitely to organ.
izs his powers.
Rx QUEEN IsAHELLA.
PARIS, July Sit 10 stated In Alphon.
slst circles that ex Queen Isabella intends
to publicly revoke ner abdicauon Of the
throne Of Spain. -.lZT
POSTAL CONGRESS. -.
The Postal Congress will be held In
Berne Sept, 18th. Fifteen states will be
represented, including France and Den,
mark. - a4ElE cur L5l (. 3
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