New-York tribune., 1874-06-17
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FOREIGN NEWS.


A CONSTITUTIONAL BILL SUPPORTED BY THE RIGHT
CENTER SUBMITTED TO THE AssEMBLY-PRos-
PEcr OF CHANGES N THE MINISTRY - THE
RECORD OF THE VOTE on MONDAY cRrrIc'sEp'
LONDON Tuesday. June Ia. 1874
The Times special dispatch from Paris contains the
following particulars of the proceedings IN the
Assembly in addition to last nights report:
~ Lambert de sante-Cror. supported ny all me
members OF the Right Center submitted bill providing
that Marshal MacMlhon's powers be confirmed with
the title OF President OF the Republic; that second
Chamber organized that the right 10 dissolve both
branches Of the Assembly be conferred on President
MacMahon and that his be appointed by tho
two Chambers in convention This oill referred TO
the Committee OF Thirty to- ether with that OF the Lefs
Center
The Times correspondent adds:
The exact result OF the sitting that the Committee
OF Thirty now has received an imperative mandate
forcing it promptly 10 organize either the septennat
without proclamIng the republic. TO constitute and
declare deritve republic under the Presidency OF
MacMahon It is probable that the commission will or
ganize the septennat, and the Assembly VIII ratfy is
decision otherwise the majority hitherto with the gov
ernmen will shift 10 the Left, which IN all probability
would cause MacMahon to resign. 1t is not unlikely
that consequence Of yesterdays proceedings some OF
the ministers will resign bu there will be no absolute
ministerial crisis.
In Cabinet council held previous 10 the sitting
of the Assembly. Gen. de Cissey and Others urged
President MacIahon 10 send message to the
Assembly reminding il Of its promise to organize hrs
powers but the majority OF the Ministry were ayerse
To such step.
Ministers de Cissey, Magne Grivart, and the Duke
Decazes voted in favor of NJ. de la Rochefoueanids
motion TO refer his monarchical resolution 10 tho
Committee of Thirty.
Deputies Blanc, QuInet, Peyrat, and dAudiffret-
Pasquier, and 20 members Of the Right Center. alb
stained from voting on NJ. Casimir Perers motion
for urgency on the Left Centers Constitutional BILL
PARIS. Tuesday, juno l6, 1874
The Republican journals to-day speak IN most
eulogistic terms of the members of both the Right
and the Left Centers of the Assembly, because OF
their vote yesterday against the restoration of tho
monarchy. They say the vote IN the Assembly,
though it does not proclaim the Republic. shows
that the monarchy is impossible. The Orieanist
journals affect to consider that the action OF the
Assembly leaves the situation unchanged, but eI-
press the belief nevertheless, that the consequence
of the vote Will be the consolidation Of President
MacMahOn's powers.
In the Assembly to-day the reading of the jour
nal of yesterdays proceedings loud complaints were
made by members of the inaccuracy OF the lists or
yeas and nays. Gen. de Cissey and three others
said they had voted in favor of the motion for ur-
gency on the Left Center's bill. Deputy who
voted against the motion declared that seven menu
bers of the Left whose names were recorded ia It's
favor were not present when the vote was TAKEN
He demanded rectiticat1on Of the vote, which, ac-
cordnQ to his statement ought 10 stand S59 atirna-
tives TO $40 negatives.
NJ. de Franceu. of the Extreme Right, formally
moved that the vote IN question be declared void.
NJ. Buffet, President of the Assembly, maintained
ha validirv of the record,
The Right Center presented constituent resoln-
ton defining the powers of President MacMahon 1t
was referred to the Committee of Thirty.
Ii is believed that the Committee of Thirty viii
not report for fortnight the bills referred TO it
yesterday.
The Left have abandoned for the present the agi-
taton for the dissolution of the Assembly, because
it's members hope for the organization Of the Re-
public
The Presidents of the bureaux Of the Assembly
have been appointed eight from the members Of tho
Right and seven from the Left, including NM.
Laboulaye, Casimir-P -Perier, and LeOn-Say.
The Committee of Parliamentary Initiative was
also appointed and consists of eighteen members of
the Left and twelve of the Right.
NJ de la Rochefoucaulds monarchical resolution
of yesterday was finally referred to this Committee,
but it is considered certain that the resolution wll
not be reported To the Assembly for discussion.
LONDON. Wednesday, June 1850 a. m.
The lines Paris dispatch reports that the prelitn-
nary steps for an alliance of the Centers have been
taken. and Others Will necessarily follow.
II auotes an article in the Journal des Dtbdfs, the
organ of the Left Center. comparing the fears
aroused by the Empire with the confidence inspired
by the Republic, if true Conservatives will loyalty
consent to assume the Government.
The report that the Duke de Bisaceia has resigned
is confirmed.