, 1876-03-15
Pasquier Elected to Preside In tho
Upper nnd Grovy in tho
Lower Chamber.
Tho Abysslnian King, Having Oh
tainetl Satisfaction, Sues
for pcncc.
English Liberals VIII Oppose the Royal-
Titles Bill.


LONDON, March lin Franco to1ographio
communication Was dorangod to m unprcco-
donted exeont BY tho storm. In raris, roofs.
chfmnoyb, and trcc8 woro blown down or carried
away. Numerous Casualties aro reported, Bomc
fatal. Tic damngo Ia tho d[atricta which wero
flooded by the rivers Ia greatly increaacd in con-
sequence Of tho gnto. Numbers Of undermined
housou along tho soIno wore blown DOM. The
gale was also violent on tho Fene1 coast.
| THE ASSEMBLY,
PARIS, March 14.-The Senate to-day o!eotel
tho Duo DAudttrrot paBquicr President, and
hfartot and Dueiero, Of thn Lott, and den-
L'Admrnult and Korlrel, OF tho Right. Woo
prcsidcnts. This result produced aonsation,
as tho Loft desired tho election Of Jules Simon
to tho Vice-Prostdoney. Hc, however, only OBJ
tainrd 129 votes, while Kordrel tho lowest euc-
| cossful candidate, obtained 152. LhplaRue,
nauuovllle. and Vaadioz, Of tho Right. and
Saint VRttcr and 6cffhuEor Kfstner, of tho Left,
were elootod Secrothrics Tho sixth Secretary
| will bn elected tomorrow. Daze and Desrtgnos,
OF tho Lavesgno iaotion, and Cen. D'Aurelle do
Paludnos, Of tho Hight 0oatso, woro elected
Quostpr5.
| Tho Chamber of Dopustoa olootod Grevy prcsl-
| tlout, ho having received 462 yoses. ngainBt
| Ciyrao, of tho Right Coutro, and Bptlmont,
Nanonu, and Lcpero. OF tho Loft, woro eIeoled
| Vico-P Presidents, Loon Ganbottk proposed shat
eight soc1otarios DO elected, instead Of six, In
| o1uer to incroase the representation OF tho mo-
| 1ortty Tho proposition Was accepted, md Leon
| lLcgtimtstl, sayary. Of the I4nvorgno group,
Lamy and 0hieris, 1nembors Of the Left Centre,
aud Cornot Fouvicr; aud clenonoeau, Of tho
Loft, were elected. Tho eighth Secretary will
| be elected tomorrow. daly nfd Donfert
RoohoEcan, Of tl!n Left, wero olootod Quossozs.
! and two mora will bo elected tomorrow.
Aicard, who Ia without scat, either in tho
6onato or tho Deputies, Ia resolved TO resign his
position IS Minister OF tho Interior. unless e Is
elected to tho lile-sonatorshtp rondorsd vacant
| by tho dontl OF Do La 1lochette.
Tho election OF III. Idcart tho Minister Of tho
| Interior, to tho vacant lfe-Son Rtorship Is con-
sidoFed cortatn. NJ. Loon bay. Minister Of Fl
nnnee, ct sho request Of Tho Khediye. l,ss ap-
pointed II. pillett Director Of tho department. In
tho Fronoh tsoaau1y, to assist ln tho rcorganiza-
| taon OF tho Egyptian FiRauco Ministry.
TIE n1N1srEE1AL rnounAMME,
VERSAILLES March 1l.-lho Mjnssteesal atato-
mont WIG road simultaneously tn tho Senate aud
Chamber Of Deputies, By Ii. Dufauro in the
former and DUO do Casos In tho lattor. Tho
| document opons NTH tho following declaration :
'Tho Republican uovernman& which HnB A.
roady founded has been completed BY Tho olee-
ton OF TWO great Assemblies. Universal snf-
frage has sanctioned this great constitutional
rosults accomplished by tho late Assembly.
Pomcr cannot have hiRhor origin. Never was
4, Goyornmcnt moro logiti.natoly established"
II rotarates tho Presidential proclamation Of
Jan. 49, maintaining that the existing tnstlt.l-
tions ought not to be revised until honestly
l ElEQ4 Rio CQGIlnuGHS
These Wise words will bo our constant rnlc.
Tho greatness aud future Of tho country deponI
| upon tho loyal practice OF constitutional laws.
We shall In our rotations with you sud In tho
p:epnrasson Of faithful lawH BE- faithful to tho
liberal conservative spirit which inspired tl,cn1.
We shall inaist upon fidelity upon tho part of onr
subordinates Public functtonartoe will second
our ytowa by making. the 1!epublc understood
and appreciated. We shall toll them tho hepub-
lie, moro than any other form Of Government,
must rcst upon the sacred lawa Of rellgion,
morality, famlfy rights, respect for tho invioin-
btlity OF property. and upon labor encouraged
and honored. Lastly, it must soioct those
HGrlko adventures on which Govornmonts
havo frequently engaged. Tue budget will bo
balanced without incroaso OF taxation, but will
insure reimbursement OF the dobt due tho Bank
o. our rsisttons With foreign powers continue
amicabla and paoitc. Franco has joined in Of
forts for the qualification OF tho insurgent prov-
incos Of Turkey. We shall retain tho hope that
tho atyreoment Of Tho great Powers Jointly af-
trnaing their respoct for t1eatiea and attachment
! to peace will boar fruit.
No power pontd Wow tho Termination Of tho
civil wnr in Spain with mora sincere satisfaction
thar, than, Franco; o,, This nsohcatiop q tho public
tho ardsns dosiro for peace ani mating
all peoples and Governments, will favor
| the prosecution OF pondlag commercial
negotiations. Tho approachtpg expiration Of
commercial treaties colnpcls na to Jay down new
economical regime Wa shall sock by pcrseycr-
lug III the wise policy Of free trade to AVOID dis
tuthing industry.
Tho abatement rofers to tho necessity Of COM
plotting tue reorganization Of tito army, and
keeping pace Tith other poHpra IL naval
| construction.
In regard to internal administration It says !:
The Government. while booking 10 reconcile I'm
necessary prerogat.ves Of tho Executives powers
will submit propostious In regard to tho grant
Ing Of degrees for superior education, md in To-