The New York herald., 1875-07-16

lists POINT OUT THE DANGERS OF THE RE-
PUBLIc-THE REvoLUrIosIsTs PREFERABLE
TO THE BoNAPARTIsrs-M. eANBErTA's
CHOICE.
PARIS. July Is, 1875.
In the National Assembly to-day N. Savary. the
reporter OF the Committee upon the Election In the
Department of Nevre, delivered speech OF three
honrs' duration, which was attentiyely listened
TO. He dwelt upon the necessity OF arrestfng the
progress OF Bonaparusm. Nru
He also attacked NJ. Ryuher, whom ne styled
'the abettor OF the coup d'5tat.n
THE NATION IN DANGER OF REVOLUTION.
M Buffet The President OF The Ministerial Ooun-
Gil, also spoke. He defended the Prefect OF Police
from the attacks made upon him yesterday Dy Nd.
Rouher, ald said the Prefect was perfectly right
in pointing out the double danger by which the
country was threatened Dy both revolutonists
aud BonapartIsts.
The danger from the former was more serious,
and tho government would keep watchful eye
upon them.
the Bonapartlsts and members Of the Right
cheered this statement. while the Left protested
against IT,
AGAINST TEE BosAPAErIsrs.
NJ. Dufaure, Minister oi Justice, SAID the govern
ment would display vigilance in regard to the
Bonapariists. He would not remain a member OF
any government which neglected that duty.
N. GAMBErTA's POSITION.
M. Gambetta called attention 10 the divergence
In the statements or the two Ministers, and, with
much warmth, accused the governments or sup
porting the Bonapartists MAINTAINING Bonapart-
ist functionaries in oflce and following in the
steps OF the Broqlie administration.
CABINET MAKING.
M. Buffet asserted that a perfect agreement pre-
vailed In fhe Cabinet, especially between M. Du-
faure and himself. He considered that he was
rendering great service to the country by main
talning old functiOnaries who were loyal,
although they had served under the Empire.
THE MEMBERS AGAIN AGlTATED.
The Lett violently protested against these re-
marks of NJ. Buffet while the Right and Bona
partists loudly cheered.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT.
After further animated debate resolution was
passed by vote OF 4S8 10 stating that the
Assembly. confding In the governments declara-
tions, passes to the order OF the day.
The Bonapartists who had agreed to support the
motion were we'll satisfied with the result.
THE LEFT FoILEp.
The Left. who abstslned from voting, were pro.
portionately displeased.
TIE MINISTRY UNIT.
NJ Dufaure subsequently affirmed that shere
was no divergence between the Ministers. The
government had nothing to add TO or withdraw
from the declarations 1t mad already made.
AN ENGLISH REVIEW OF THE ASSEMBLY DIV
IsIoN-THE GOVERNMENT PLACED IN DIF-
FICULTY
LONDON, July 16-5:30 A. M.
The Paris correspondents OF the Times summar-
ICES the result OF Yesterdays debate In the AS
sembly as follows:-
The government separated from the Left, arc
thrown back on the Right. The di di1iculty arising
is, how can the governments remain In power
supported by majority wni;h Is opposed to the
constitutional billsS As 1t cannot be supposed the
government will resign without completing Its
constitutional work, will 1t rely upsn the ma
jority OF last night or upon that from which 1t
has Violently separated Itself The coming SIT
tings must solve this problem. Meanwhile the
victory belongs 10 the Bonapartlsts.