The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-15
FLASHED OVER THE CABLE.
UHiTWIS UORrU REPORTTN0 FROM
EIROPE List EvENTNG.

The Organization Of the New French senate
and Chamber OF Dcputies-Rosy Promises
thnta Muac In the Ministerial Address.
PARIS March 1.-THE Senate T. lay def
initoly elected tho Duke D'AudiGrct Pasquier
as President. and MN. Martel md Declerc Of the
L It, and Gen. Ladinirault and NJ. Kerdrel Of the
Right, Vice-Presderti. This result produced a
sensation, as the Left desired the election Of NJ
Jules Simon to vice Presidency. lie, how
ever, only obtained ie3 votes, while NJ. Kerdrel
tho lowest successful candidate, obtained 152
NM. LaplanRe, Rainneville, and vandier Of tho
Right, and NM. Saint Paller, and Scbeurer-
Kestner Of the Left were elected Secretaries.
The sixth Secretary wall bo elected TOMORROW.
,l6n, md Cen. DAireo de Paladines, Of the
RiRut Ceutre, wero elected questOrs. -
The Chamber Of ,pni,e5 desnitely elected ";
votes. NJ. Civiac Of The Right Centre, and MN.
bethmont, i mean, ana Lepere OF the Left Gem
GambettA proposed that eight secretaries bo
elected instead OF SIX, In order to Increase the
n %, 'he Nm MmIjoTt ghS pTop9s
members Of the Left Centre, and Cornot, Fou:
Secretaries. The eighth secret ~ will be elect
ed tomorrow, MN. Gally and Denfert Rocne,,
two moro VIII be elected tomorrow.
N. Ricard, who is without scat either IN tho
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slion az Minlster OF the Interior, unless he Is
elected to the life Senatorship rendered vacant
| by the death OF NJ. de In Rochette.
| The election OF NJ. Ricerd. the Minister Of the
| Interior, to tho vacant llte Senatorship Is con-
NJ. Leon Say, the Minister Of Finance. 1t the
request Of the Khediye, has appointed NJ. Villet,
| ihe director Of n department In the French
Treasury, To assist In the reorganization of the
| Egyptan Finance Ministrv.
| VERSAILLES. March 1l.-The Ministerial state
ment was read sim niultaneously In the Senate and
| Chamber of Deputies to-day, by NJ. Dufaure In
the former and the Duo Decazcs in the latter.
Tho document opens with the following de-
| claration:
The republican Government which was already
founded ma, been completed BY the election OF Two @
grea, constitutional results accomplished By the late
war; Government more icsitmateiy established.
The statement reitcrates the Presidential Pro-
clamaticn ~ Jan. l3. maintaining tnat the exist;
ing Institutions ought not TO be revised until
! honestly tried and continues:
these wise words words win be our constant Iuc The rS
loyal practice OF tho conltuoua laws. We shall III
Ia St h% thu Ree AZ s sp Shes
Inspired them We shs insist upon ndellty on the part
our views bymsklng the l.epubc understood and ap
any other form of government must rest upon the
sacred AVS o religion, morality, family rights, respect
eour1 sed and RoDored LasSi' 1t must reject those
warlke adventures IN Fhch governments have too fre
| QuentIy engaged.
The statement refors to the necessity OF com.
pletinG tho reorg .niz1iion OF the army. and OF
struction. In regard to internal adminstrs-
| tion II says:
The Government. while seeking to reconcile impor.
tant an jnsy dtmAnI led liberties with tnc ncccssarg
prerogatvts of the Executive pOwerwill submit propo
sions n regard ~ the grsung OF degrees for superior
educatior ana In regard 10 the composition OF munich
| palitles.
The statement concludes as follows:
It's not without emotion that we approach the nrst
ses'i9g oi LeEi.slure under consltqtione Repup;;
DO oyersoms throush your eonndence in iae superior
agreement With the two Chambers. aud through the
general passionate desire to France again rendered
great by Licersy, Order. and Peace.
The Republicans generally received the state
ment favorably. Some passages were much
cheered. The Bonap artists protested against the
sentt noe which denounced military adventures.
The Senate to-day elected as Its Secretary VI
Rolombe OF the Right.
The election OF tho Due de Brogli 70 to the
Senate was connrme cd. Notwithstanding the de-
mand OF NJ. Tc.sin for an inquiry.
Tho election Of Life Senator to replace NJ.
de Ia Rochett IL liked for to borrow.
Gen. de Cissey, Minister OF War, introduced
n bill to complete the reorganization OF the
army, for which the senate voted " urgency"
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day, NJ. Faye,
Of the Left, was elected QIestor.