, 1874-07-10
To That End lIo VIII Uso Ill The Pow
ers Conferred OH Him by
tho Laws,
The Assembly Adjourned to Settle q
Constitution "For the Good
Of France"
End Of the Japanese Military Oper-
atoms on Formosa.
Laying Of the Cornerstone Of Lincoln
Tower, in South London.


FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, July 0.-In tho Assembly to-day
tho message Of President DlacAtahop, Of which
notice WAS given yesterday, waa presented and
read by Gen. de Cisaoy, Mlnistor Of War, as fol-
lows:
"When you, by tho law Of Nov. 20. last, dellv-
erod tho executive powor into my l1anls for
aovon yeafR, you intondod to afford to tho public
interests that security which precarious institu-
ttona arc powor1cse to gtYe. That voto CONFER
rod upon me great dutlea, for the fulallmont Of
which am accountable to France, aud fruu1
whloh loan In no oaae bo permitted to withdraw.
1t nlso conferred rights which shall novor OK
oroieo except tor the good Of tho country.
vocahle for t1xod torn In according shom you
yonrsblyoB onohainod yonr sovereignty. Iu
forestalllng votes on constitutional bills, shall
employ tho mehuB with Which / am armed BY
mn convinced: ta Ia accordance with the o1peo-
tation and will Of tho Assembly, which, when 1t
placed mo at the head Of the Government, in
tended to create strong, stable, aud respected
"Dnt tho Law Of Nov. 20 mnst DO COM
pleted. Tho Assembly cannot mediate tearing
up It's engagements: Lot it permit mo to press
ing1y romlnd It Of claims for tho fulfillmcpt OF
TINT engagement. The country demands tho
o5Ganization org Of the public poers. and questions
delays will dcprcss trade and 1amper tho proa-
perity Ut the country. I l1opo tho Assembly will
not fall to patsioticallT. falnltts obligations.
adJuro It, in the nnmo Of tho bighoet interests Of
questions which must no longer remain in sus-
ponBo. Tho Assembly and Goyornnont ara
jointly Responsible. I am dosirous OF ACCOM-
pliBhing all my duties, and my most imperative
DUTY fs to insure to THO country defnod institu-
"I laYo Instructed Tho hln.pt+,. IL ,uso4u4 Tho
Constitutional Committee concerning the polnts
upon which believe 1t Is essential to insist"
Duval arguod that the Assembly was poworleaa
to constitute . dehnitivo government, aud moved
that IT dissolve after having voted upon ts9
financial bili, the bill on military organization,
oct. Is. Ko domanded fIt'l titat lis motion motion BE- BE-
declared "urgent." Tho demand for "urgoncy"
WAS supported by tho Left mud thu Donarartiats,
but wss rejected by q largo minority. Tho Loft
,orsa With tho ,mo n5ng tat
:Casinir PerTtoro'a blu. The motion was after
wards fotorrod to tho Committee on Parliament
tary Initiative, in which the Left predominatos.
4 favorable and speedy report upon 1t is thoro
Tho Committee OF Thirty has approved the
bill fayoring personal septennato, md the de-
bate upon it will probably occur within few-
daya.
The report that application had been made to
Ro1her is confirmed. It is asserted that two
other Deputies are equally compromised. Tho
examination Into tho proceedings Of the Central
D6napartiut Committee is still proceeding.
written by Roohetort, hare been seized In the
PoBt-Ofioo.
LONDON, July 10.-A Paris dispatch to tho
Times says: II. Duyal's demand for urgency"
on his motion Tor tho dissolution Of tho Aesen-
bly, after voting npon the bills named received 1870
voteB. It soun1B certain thht Il Ii. Caslmir Peri
ers' bill DO rojectod, which s probable, the Con-
tres will submit ofthor fresh proposalfor dis
most probably tho former, which Vii thon, Oh. %
tain a. largo majority.