The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
TIE TROUBLES IN EUROPE.
TIE EREsTGNdTTON or THE FRENCH
MINISTRY rendered.
MscMahon Requesting the Ministers to RE
tain their Places until he can Arrive st
n -Disma rck's Latest speech.

m tI.cl.ian- ltismu rck's Latest speech.
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houhces that the frehch hlhls'rs n"o teuuo'ou
their resignatIons, and that President MHcMahon
baa reouea,ed than IN reunln in office until he
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has arrived at decision on tne suoJec''
A despatch from Parts to the Times gives a do
tailed account of the crieis I'm the French Minis
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try' from whioh u hppeats tn"t W. Du''"ie'
President OF the Cabinet Council nercd his res
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OF hi' deteat IN the senate on FHuhy. Al MS
colleagues approved his course and decided to
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carried out In defereuce to inc "isnes OF rresi-
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lhtensineu oY NJ roere' M'n'S.or o' 'nc in-
terror, accepting the vote when w9s passeu IN
the Chamber Of Deputies on Satufd ~ last, ex-
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Of the Legion Of Honor. respect liberty Of con-
sc,.nca aud tho ecuai,,v n, oli citizens. The
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Duke Declzes. the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
protested against this proceeding OF NJ Marcere.
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W. ICON say Nih'S'tI Vi r'"''.'' s'uo" ~" W.
Marcere, and Gen. Bcrthau', Minister of war,
Win tne Duke pe."zes' inc u,"o'e"oe oeV"no
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Try was decided upon aud handed to President
NncNahon
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1he Crisis Is considered Serious as u ~ thou0ht
impos sible that the Chamber Of Deputies will 40
can, any hut an o,t,.,ne radic.I mr. tho Senats
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any out M extreme reactlonuN 'aolhel' a
riOus new ministerial conhinltour are suggest
go. ague ruinof- are ClGculhteu tnat fresluent
MacMahOn NAV possibly resort TO uncOnstltu-
tUnal interference. Ii Il noticeable that ~ the
iace OF these di-quietingreports't the hePuDlIue
fTdnch@ tdambcttis organ duNocat.s ue-
cidedly moderate lur5e, hnd flNnr, thc mann
tcnance or the present ministry unuer tnc leau-
ership q N. Leon Say aud without NJ. Duiaure
or Gen. Dcrthaut IL objects to the entry into
the ministry OF either NJ. Jules simon or NJ
Charles Duclerc as involving too great change
A Reuter- despatch from Paris saws President
Mac Maho hes requested the Duke d'Audifret-
PasQuicr to und -rthke the formation OF Cabi-
net. he Duke declined. but the President
asked him to reflect, and ;be Duke has not yet
givcn.a final reply.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Times'S Berlin cor
RESPONDENT telegraphs "A reuort of Prince Bis
,rsp.cl' snsech - hirh ma dsyer.d at a parIa
n,sn,.,v ,,inn., iast Trid ~ and which ia nrint-
% ~ ysrhstI,n IL uives tne iolowInv poInts in
sddItion to those rifeady telegraphed;
in regard 10 Enuland's attitude. the Prince
said: THANKS To Germany's endeavors. Eng
land would probably allow the Inevitable Russo
purkisS war to he localized. The MgIauIs OF
sSiishurv when at Berltn had spoksn very tenn
uerateIV ON this side of the question. However
IL " - not England bur Austria who found her
self reduced 10 an exceedingly aim ,ult position
6y current events. Germany wished to remain
the massage about German support to Austria.
Rel tive to the occupation Of bulgaria, Prince
bismarck said The statement that he had told
the Maruuis of Salisbury that he approved any
refrained firm all interference and had no
wish 10 acquire prestige by meddlins with
,tner peoplo', affairs. She b a been asked to
mediate but had declined to advise wnere she