, 1874-06-17
Tho Consolidation Of HfaChIah0n's
Power Almost Inevitable.
a Septennat or d De6nitive Republic
the Alternative.
Hopes Of a Republic Prevent tho Pass
ing of a Motion to Dissolve.
Alleged Trnntl in tho Counting of
Mondays Test Vote.
FRANCE;


LONDON. Juno l6.-The following particulars
Df tho proceedings in the French Assembly yes
larday arc mado p,,blio In addition last nights
report: "Lnmbort do Saint Crolx, supported by
all tho momhora Of the Right Centro, submitted
Ablll providing that Marshal Afaoalahon'u powera
DO confirmed, with tho t,tlc Of Prosidont OF tho
Republic TINT second Chamber be organized;
that tho right to DISSOLVE both branchea Of the
Assembly DO conferred upon President Mac
&aton ; aud that his Successor bo appointed by
Tho two Chambers in convention. This bill WAS
:ofolred to oou,n1ttoo of thirty, togothor with
thnt OF the Loft Contre. Tho Times corrcRpond-
mt snys: "Ihe e1act result Of tho sitting is
Alat tho Committee Of Thirty now have rocovod
III imperative mandate forcing them properly
10 organize either septonnat without
proo1aiming n Republic, or constitute aud
lcc'aro a detlaitive Republic undcr the
Presidency Of NlacAIahon. 1t III probable that Q
Commission vii! organize tho soptonnat. and
}he Assembly will ratify lts decision. Other
wine, tho majority hitherto with the Govornmont
will shift to tho Loft which. IN all probability.
would cas1ao alacalahon to resign, Il ia not tn-
likely TINT, in consequence OF yestarday'8 pro.
ccedlnga, Bo1no OF tho Ministers will rosign, but
tLore Fill bo no absolute Ministerial criais.
CABINET COUNCIL.
ii III tho Cabinet Council held previous to tho
sitting Of tho Assembly, Gen. Cisaoy and othors
urged A1ncalahou to aoid uchHago to tho AS
scmbly, reminding 1t Of its promise to organize
lis powers, but n majority of tho Ministers were
nverso to snch step. Minister'S Clssoy, Mngne,
foucauldn ] motion, to reier his mo,1archcal TO-
solution to Committee OF Thirty. Deputies
B1nnc, Guivet, royrat, md D'A1diillot PaH1uier,
nid twenty members OF tho Right Centre, ab-
stained from voting on Casslmcr l'ericros motion
Ell biii Urging on tho Loft c0uf''' constitutional
YESTERDAY N THE AasEMn1.Y.
In tho Assembly today, on tho reading OF tho
journal OF yesterdays proceedings, loud COM
plantB wore made by members Of tue inacouracy
Of tho lists Of tho yeas and nays. Gen: CisBcy
nnd three othorH snid thoy had voted in favor Of
iho motion for urgency on tho Loft Centres
bill: 4 Deputy WHO voted against tho motion
(cGiarcl that Aoyan members Of tho Loft whose
names woro recorded in it's favor
WE'VE NOT PRESENT .
when tho vote was takon. I[n demanded a rccti-
flcatlon Of tho vote. which. according TO his
statement, ought to stand $50 afllrnatons to $40
negatives.
ii. do Francliou, Of tho Extrome Right, for
maly moved that tho vote in question
III DECLARED VOID.
N, Buffet piesltlout Uf the Assembly, mR,n-
taiutti t.so validity of tho record.
The hight Ccntre presented constituent rcBo-
luions defining tho powers OF President alacAla-
hon. 1t waa roiurred to tho Com,niLteo Of Thirty.
1t il believed TINT tho Commlt!oo of Thirty
s7i!l not report for fortnight OIL tho bills ru-
ferred tu it yesterday.
Tho Left hayo abautonod for tho present tho
agitation for dissolution Of the Assembly, be-
causo they hope for tho organization Of tho Re-
pnblIc.
TIE PRESIDENTS OF THE nUHEAUx
Of tho Assembly iiayn boon appointed eight from
lnolnbtrs Of tue Right and soven from Tho Lett,
including NM. Laboulayo. caasimir Periero, and
Ltun Say.
TIE COMMITTEE or PARLIAMENTARY INITIATIVE
was ulso appointed, and consisted OF eighteen
lnen,bers Of tho Left and twolyo Of the Right.