Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE
A REGULAR FIELD DAY IN THE
ASSEMBLY.

LONDON, July 7-Noon-The Earl
| of Dalhausie died yesterday, aged 73
years.
PARIS, July acknowledgements
from Spain report that four Thousand
Carlists attacked Tennel last Saturday,
and after an engagement of twelve
| hours they were obliged to retire with
| loss of forty killed, sixty seriously
wounded and two hundred prisoners.
The Republicans lost nine killed and
fifteen wounded.
LONDON, June 7-Night-There was
a collision ON the Lancashire and
Yorkshire railway this morning by
which five persons were killed and
| several hurt.
LONDON, July S-Noon.-The Stan
| dard, in reviewing the proposed reeip-
rocity treaty between the United States
and Canada. says If adopted it will
establish separate North American zal-
verein (?) in regard to all the essential
articles of trade between the States
and the Dominion, excluding England
from the Canadian markets, like as
foreign and less favored nation. Tho
Canada frontier will be virtually oblit-
Grated and the absorption of the Brit
ish North American provinces by the
United States becomes only question
of time.
The London Times Paris special
dispatch says that the Right and Left
Centres have agreed upon an order of
day declaring that the Assembly
is determined to defend MacMahon's
powers from every attack of their op-
ponents. The Cabinet has still ma
iority of fifty in the Assembly, but the
Bonapartists and portion of moder-
ate Rights, who are able to turn the
scale, are wavering. If the govern
ment is defeated the dissolution of the
Assembly is inevitable.
LONDON. July S-Night-A special
dispatch from Paris to the Pail Mall
Gazette says that complete under
standing has been effected between
Gambetta the Legitimists for coali-.
tion of the extreme Left and Right.
On the vote in the Assembly to-day
on Bruins Interpolation in relation to
the suspension Iof La Union the Left
Centre is OWNED, but the majority OF
deputies belonging to that party will
vote against the Ministry.
The authorities are making prspa-
rations to speedily que!l any demon
stratiOn of riotous character that
may be made.
MADRID, July -Noon-Generai
Zabella is making preparations to re-
new the attack upon the Carlists at
Estella.
The defeat of the Carlists in their
attack upon Tereule on Saturday last
was SO complete that they have left
that section of the country altogether;
Gen. Moriones has been appointed
Generalissimo of the Republican
troops in Navarro.
PARIS, July Night-It is reported
that the Bonapartizt Deputies IN the
Assembly will support the Cabinet ia
an important division to take place ID
the Chamber to-day, if it will take
anti-Republican grounds.
The sitting of the Assembly opened
to-day, amid intense excitement.
The floor was completely filled Win
Deputies and the galleries were crowd
ed with distinguished spectators.
Lucien Brun moved that tho As'
sembly regrets the SUSPENSION OF the
journal La Union by the government:
This motion was rejected by vote OK
80 to 379.
The Left abstained from voting.
NJ. Paris, member al the
Right Centre, moved the following;
That the Assembly resolving to Ell,
uphold the septennlaa
powers conferred upon Marshal Mae,
President of the Repnhilo anu
furthermore reserving the questions
submitted to the Committe Oh Constr
tuition and Bills, pass to the order
of the day.
General DeClssey, Minister of War
md Vice President of the Council, an
,ounced that the government laentl-
led itself with the motion. The ques-
ion taken on motion OF NJ. Paris,
vas rejected by vote of 331 to 3tS.
The majority III this vote was COM
,osed of the three fractions of the Lett
nd eighty members of the extreme
Eight. Several deputies Immediately
moved the order of the day, pure and
imple, which was adopted by . vote
f 339 to 315. It is considered thae
his last vote leaves the door open 1or
he ministry to remain In power, ons
he impression at the close OF the mt
ing was that nothing had been settleG
nd the uncertainty which has all
long characterized the political situa-
on is unrelieYed.