The New York herald., 1876-12-05

so pronounced in its rcpublicansm as to COM
mand the hearty support OF the Lott, nor are It's
members sufficiently united in opinion to come be-
fore tho country with clear and well defined policy
Composed Of reasonable constitutional monarchsts
who have accepted the Republic tho one hand, and
republicans OF the most ssmoderate" stripe on the
ether, IL has been only oEe OF these compromises
which may enable the country TO pass safely through
a period OF change but can effect nothing lasting.
The from Paris this morning shows that serious
difference hns arisen between the two parties above
referred TO- and the result is very grave ministerial
crisis
THE CABINET RESIGNS
despatch from Paris statos the authority Of the
Journal Odfcel thst the Cabinet have rendered their
designations, and tha. President MacMahon has
qrcsted them TO remain In Office until he has arrived
at q decision the subject II appears thai NJ Du.
fanre President OF tho Council offered his resignation
Saturday morning In consequences Of his defeat in
the Senate Friday. All his colleagues approve his
action, and decided to initiate IT, Their intention was
Immediately carried out Difference the wishes
OF President MacMahon.
DIFFERENCES
The crisis was subsequently intensified by N. Mar
cerc. Minister Of the Interior accepting the vote,
which passed in the Chamber OF Deputies on Sat
urday last expressing confidence that in tho future
the government WILL in regard to burals OF members
Of the Legion OF Honor respect liberty Of conscience
and the equality OF all citizens. This was too much
for the Due Decazes and General Bcrthaut,
tho Minister OF War; who evidently regard N.
Marceres ncuon rs a concession to the freetkinkers
and extreme radicals They protested against u ana
N. Leon Say. Minister of Finance, defended NJ. Mar
ceres Tho difference became so marked that
a joint resignation Of the Ministry was decided upon
and handed 10 President MacMahon. President Mac
tho -ad
them to remain in oflce pending the appointment Of
thor successors
ALARMING RuMoRS.
The crisis Is considered IL Is thought i'm
probable the Chamber OF Deputies will accept any
but an extreme radical the Senate any but
dictionary Cabinet Various Ministerial combna-
tons suggested. Vague rumors are circulated by
a.armsts that President MacMahon may possibly
unconstitutional Interference but little cred
s gwen them by those whose opinion is worth
having.
GAxBErTAs MODERATION.
Tho best to these rumors is the attitude Of
Gambetta's organ, the Repubiiqme Frdncaise, which
advocates decidedly moderate course and favors tho
maintenance OF the present ministry under the leader
ship Of NJ. Leon Say, and without NJ Dufnure Gene
raj BerthanI 1t objects the entry into the ministry
OF either NJ. Jules Simon or ~ Charles Duclerco
volving too great change.
MAcMAHoy's CHOICE.
despatch from Paris just received says that Pres
idcnt MacMahon has requested the Duo d'Audifret
Pasquier, the President OF the Chamber OF Deputies
Of those moderate constitutional monarchists
who have accepted tho Republic, to undertake tho
formation OF Cabinet The Duke declined, but the
President asked him to reflect and the Dukc has not
yet made any reply.
Az EMINENT POLITICAL WRITER.
Another despatch from Paris announces that NJ.
John Lemoinc has resumed his connection with tho
Journal des Debah
PRUSSIA AND rnx FRENCH EXHIBITION.
The Prussian Cabinet, with the approval Of the En-
pcror has adopted resolution against tho partcipa-
ton OF Germany in the French Exhibition OF 1878.
REVOLUTION BuESos AyRKs.
The telegram received hero Saturday reporting
an insur-ccton in the province Of Entire Rios Argcn-
tine Republic. was sent by John Proctor OF Bucnos
Ayrcs 1t reads follows :-"Thcre is revolution in
Entro Rios and IN the provinces. Buenos Ayros is in
a state Of siege Gold is 80 premium"
MOVEMENT SECESSION.
The Tines financial article s:-sswhst the bulls
on the Stock Exchange decidedly contradict nis yet
there have reports month since OF plots against
the President and of intention 10 break or the
province Of Buenos Ayres from tho Argentine Confcd
Grafton. Possibly the telegram may indicate somc
such movement At the Stock Exchange, Argentine
bonds have fallen AZ to to-day, indicating con0rma
ton OF the unfayorablo from that country
THE coSrIRMED.
The Globe states that telegram from the Office Of tho
Bucnos Ayrcs Herald, dated November co. has been
received here II foliyws-"A revolution headed
by Colonel Alsna, Minister OF War, has broken out
simultaneously in the city OF Buenos Ayres and the
province OF Entire Rios"
DROUGHT INDIA.
despatch from Calcutta says the last official report
from the Sholaporc district Of gloomy
tence, viz, mo RAIN, no crops. Condition Of the
peop!o unchanged In Madras there Is much
distress in the districts of Kurnoo. Cuddapah ami
Bellary The prospects In Bombay better, though
cholera has appeared and is increasing.
LOSS or An ENGLISH TRANSPORT SHIP.
The British troop ship ST. Lawrence, with soldiers
for Cape Town, has boon totally wrecked of the
of Africa. All the troops saved A large guam
tty OF military stores was lost
THE TRADE.
The Mark Lane Express, IN It's weekly review Of the
British corn trade, says:-"Thc present autumn has
been as favorable for agricultural operations as its
predecessor was the In Scotland the weather
has been drier, and autumn tillage has progressed
moro satisfactorily. The reported acreage undcr
wheat is much larger than last year.
The appearance Of early sown cereal crops
Is promising At country markets the
supplies OF wheat continue very small, many samples
bcng damp and in bad condition. Provincial trade
generally strong at a rise of shilling. In Mark Lano
home grown wheat has been marketed very sparingly
but higher prices have been obtained in only few
Stances foreign ruled quiet but steady until the close
OF the week, when tho animation increased and
nno white and American descriptions fully q
shilling. Imports into London last week, although
LIBERAL excepting about 500 quarters from New
York. composed entirely OF Russian and East Indian.
Recent Calcutta advices state tho supply hcng d.
vertcd thence TO Bombay TO meet the famine.
smart advance in Indian worthy of attention; n
now approximatcs closely to thc value Of fine Sorts
SHIPMENTS AMERICA
The characteristic feature OF tho continues
prominent, namely that even advancing prices fail to
attract large shipments from American Atlantic ports.
Ir this continues II will difficult to SEQ whence our