The New York herald., 1876-12-15

authority is necessary. We must therefore, have on
cials who will only orders and apply tho
laws but set an example OF respect for the govern
mont they serve. We shall be absolutely strict on
that point
REPUBLICANS sATIsYIEp
This was, OF course, understood referring to GER
tain projects and other functionares who are hostile
TO the Republic for the Deputies Of the Left repeatedly
cheered this concluding statement II was remarked
that N. Gambetta did not applaud N. simon re-
peatcd the same statement the Senate and much
applaudsd, especially by the Left The Bonapartists
resolved observe cxpcctant and cautious attitude
toward the new Cabinet
GAxBxrrA HuxoR
Paris correspondent comments on what he do
scribes the mocking almost aggressive attitude Of
NJ. Gambetta and his immediate followers while Minis
ter Simon making his statement before the Cham
ber yesterday II 10 asserted that after the sitting NJ
Gambstta declared tho Cabinet was made against
him ana he would not forget,t
GENERAL BEIrHAur's POSITION
The latest news from Paris is that NJ. Simon has re-
ceived perfectly satisfactory from General
Borshaut Minister OF War; the question of military
escorts at funerals The order issued by General Ber-
thaut this subject tho ostcnsbls OF tho
late crisis n. Martels ndisposfton not considered
serious, and he will the once to which he ha
becn appointed
GERnAN IMPORT DurIHs.
A despatch from Berlin says that Parliament, by .
of206 llo has rejected motion postpone the
abolition Of import duties iron until the LIST OF
January, 1872
GOVERNMENT NOT YIELD.
Special dispatches from Berlin state that there 10
prospec. Of compromise between the imperial govern
mcnt and the Reichstag on the judicial laws. Tho
government H ID said has absolutely refused to make
any compromise.
GERMAN KccLRsIAsrIcs rxPRIsoSxn
telegram from Mucnstcr says that Bishop Brnck-
man and Dr. Giest have been sentenced to imprison-
ment the former for ono year and the latter for Two
years fnominally for Withholding public documents
and embezzlemcnt Their roal offence disobe-
dencs Of the ecclesiastical laws Two priests were
also sentenced TO short terms OF imprisonment
BELGIAN BANK PRESIDENT ABscoxpA
From Brussels comes the news that the President OF
tho Union du Credit Bank has absconded. He had
used the banks funds for private speculations. The
cial establishments will meet At the Ministry OF FL
to-day organize syndicate assist the bank
TO continue operations
PARLIAMENTARY ACTION.
The government was nterpollated in the Chamber Of
Representatives to-day regarding the affair. NJ Maon,
Minister OF Finance said no had already come to an
understanding with the Bank of Belgium respecting
continuing the operations Of tho embar-
rassed bank. He was convinced the crisis would be
easily solved. Meantime the Tribune OF Commerce
had granted motion OF the Union du Credit Bank tor
. temporary suspension.
DIRECTOR COMMITS SUICIDE.
A Paris despatch says n report 10 published there
that one Of the directors OF the Brussels Union du
Credit Bank has committed suicide.
EGYPT AND AByssIyIA
A special despatch from Alexandria states that the
British Consul General has written to the King OF
Abyssnia Offering TO mediate between him and the
Khedive. Major Barlow Englishmcn, who, It was
recently announced, was his way to Abyssinia TO
take command OF the Kings army, has been stopped
by order OF the Khedive.