The New York herald., 1876-03-15
COTTON TRADE COMPLICATIONS.
The AbyMinianS Negotiating Peace with the
Victorious Egyptians.
ROUMANIAN REGRETS.
Latest from Austria, COrea, Japan, Servia, Spain
and Other Quarters.
FRANCE.

grHE MINISTERIAL STATEMENT READ TO THE
LEGIsLAToRs-THE REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
LEGITIMATELY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
LATIoNs TO THE REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE
PEOPLE.
VERSAILLES, March H. 1875.
Tho ministerial statement was read simultaneously
In the Senate and Chamber of Deputies to-day by NJ
Dufaure in tho former and the Due Decazes in the
latter
REPUBLIC.
The document opens with the following declaration
'The republican government, which was already
founded has been completed by the election of two
great assemblies Universal suffrage has sanctioned the
great constitutional results accomplished by the late
Assembly Power cannot have higher origin. Never
was government more egitmatcly established"
coysERvArIsM
The statement reterates the Presidential proclama-
tion of January 13 maintaining that the existing
tuons ought not to be revised until honestly tried
md continues
"These wise words will ue constant rule The
greatness and future OF the country depend upon the
loyal practice OF the constitutional laws We shall in
relations with you and in the preparation of future
laws be faithful to the liberal conservative spirit which
inspired them. We shall insist upon fidelity
the part OF our subordnates Public functonaries
will second our views by making the Republic under
stood and appreciated We shall tell them the Repub
c than any other form of government, must rest
npon the sacred laws OF religion, morality, family
rights respect for the inviolablity OF property and
upon labor encouraged and honored.
FILBUsTERs DOWN.
"Lastly 1t must reject those warlke adventures, In
which governments have too frequently engaged.
FINANCE AND TAXATION.
'The Budget will be balanced without increase of
taxation; but will insure the reimbursement OF the
debt due the Bank OF France
PEACEFUL
'Our relations with Foreign Powers continue amica
BILE and pacific"
France has joined in the Efforts for tho pacincaon
of the insurgcnt provinces of Turkey We shall
the hope that the agreement OF the Great Powers
Jointly affirming their respect for the treaties and at
tachment to peace. will bear fruit
TOWARD SPAIN.
No Power could view the termination OF civil war in
Spain with moro sincere satisfaction than France
COMMERCIAL DEvKLoPMEST-FREE TRADE.
"1his pacihcaton of the public mind at both
extremtes OF Europe and the ardent desire for peace
lnimating all peoples and governments will favor the
prosecution OF pending commercial negotiations The
approaching expiration OF commercial treaties compes
us TO lay down a economical regime We shall
seek by perscvcrng the wise policy of free trade to
avoid perturbing industry"
ARMY AND NAVY.
The statement refers to the necessity OF completing
The reorganization of the army and of keeping pace
with the other Powers in naval construction.
INTERNAL EcoNoMY-PUBLo EDUCATION
In regard to internal administration it says:-"The
government while seeking to reconcile important and
Justly demanded liberties with the necessary preroga-
live of the cxccutvcpower will submit propositions in
regard the granting of degrees for superior education
and in regard TO the composition Of municipalities"
LIBERTY, PEACE"
The statement concludes follows :-"1t is not with
put emotion that approach the first session OF
Legislature under constitutional Republic. We fore
lee possible difficulties but hope they will be
through your confidence in the superior, loyal
wisdom Of the President through constant agree
ment with the two Chambers and through the general
passionate again rendered great by
liberty order and peace"
POLITICAL PARTY FEELING.
The republicans generally received the statement
hvoraby. Some passages we're much cheered-
The Bonapartsts protested against the sentence
rhich denounces military adventurcrs."
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS
The Senate to-day elected its Secretary NJ Rolom-
bet, of the Right
Tho election OF the Due dc Broglic to the Senate
confirmed, Notwithstanding the demand OF NJ. Tolain
for inquiry
The election OF a Life Senator, to replace NJ dc la
Rochette, is fixed for tomorrow.
TIE ARMY BILL
General dc Csscy, Minister OF War, introduceda bill
TO complete reorganization OF the army, for which
thc Senate voted urgency"
IN THE LOWER
In the Chamber OF Deputies to day, n. Faye of the
Left, was elected Questor.
LEGISLATIVE oRGANIZATIoN--THE PRESIDING
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE AND CHAMBER OF
DEPuTIEs-THE MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR.
PARIS, March IL, 1875
The Senate to-day dedntvely elected the Duke
dAudinrctPasouicr President, and NM. Nartel
and Ducerc OF the Left, and General Indmrault and
NJ Kerdrcl, OF the Right, Vice Presidents.
PARTY DISAPPOINTMENT.
This result produced sensation the Left desired
he election OF NJ. Jules Simon to a vice presidency
dc, however only obtained 100 votes while NJ. Ker-
ircl the lowest successful candidate obtained 152
THE SECRETARIES.
MN. Laplagnc, RaInnevic and vaudier OF the
ght, aud NM Saint Waller and Schcurer- Kestner OF
Ihc Lett, were elected Secretaries
The sixth Secretary will be elected tomorrow
QCEsroRs
NM. Bazo and Dcsvigne OF the Lavcrrpe faction and
General d'Aurellc dc Paladincs OF thcRieht Centre
we're elected Quostors.
OF DEPUTIES
The Chamber OF Deputies 'dennitsvely elected N
Grevy President, he receiving 462 votes againsta
w. Civrao OF the Right Centre and NM Bcthmont
Rameau aud Lcperc Of tho Left, we're elected Vice
Presidents
sEcRKrARTsHiPs
n Leon Gsmbetta proposed that eight secretaries DO