Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-07
France,

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President MacMahon at the ijI>t !@'crT!:%
With NJ Dutaure seemed ineI'n:1 70 ioFt" !
Cabinet from the Left and kgn: Cenif' ;.
Members of the Right Genre, however, p@r't
cnla,lv NJ. Batbiu, manifested q dlsiucna!''"
70 rnier the Cabinet. NJ. DuIauro then aSefr
tainrd from Duke d Audiffret Pu:quicr that 4
Catioet taken wholly from the Lett Gentle
Wouli have the support Of the Constliu'lnnai
and O1lcapist Senators, and consequently could
c;mnand maj oritv OF The Senator'S. AMI prob
ably also of the Chamber OF Deputies. NJ. Du-
Iaure uron representing this to President MAJ
Mah1u, was entrusted by him With the task OF
forming Left Centre Cabinet Ii now only
remains for Nj. Dlf,nrc To can; to In nhdtr-
standing With the ,G#joli!y Of the Cnam:"r'
The Nlapapiug Committee OF the Lsi& have *
press d desire to cohler with h:m.
The French Ministry rendered their rc>l::An
tions at Yesterday mornings council, and liri
ilcut ,lacMabon accepted them.
The following are the conditions on With NJ.
Dufaure agreed to attempt 10 form Gahn2t
That the Ministry shall have entire liberty q,
to all official appointments; that the MafshH!
shall agree TO bills estli,rIrg the po"er to &c
clare n state of Siege AID modifying lrtSF re-
sritiions, and shall send a message IT, the
Chamber guaranteeing it against capri' l>uS ills
solution. -. -,
The Marshal accepted these conditions with
much difficulty, at first declaring he would
rcsipu. lie sill desires to have the chnIc-
of the Ministers ui Marinr War ard FArrigt
Affairs
m. Dufaure made 30 rnlaetnaut or thl.
point, and it is considered unaeceptabIr.
"The Ministry will probably not be definitely
formed for two DAYS.
LONDON, Dec IA Paris dispatch to III"
Times says :-Prcsiocut MacNlahou $ !uom's
sion is due to the firm course Of The OrlHaurt
Senators who resolved nat to support =. nd
dissolution of the Chamber OF Deputies. Ihs
Du6e d. Audiffrct Pmquicr, President OF liz
Senate, told President MaeMah0u, 90 v cdncS
day, that he would himself Leave the president ;
chair and take the tribun" against such Nr9
poSal.
PARIS, Dec. lit is believed that tie ncT
Ministry will nc!udc NJ. Leon Say, as Mins:cl
of Fluauce; NJ. De Marcerc, as Minister OF the
Interior; NJ. Christoplc, as Minister OF Public
Works; NJ. TeiSsercnce Dcborf, as Minister Of
Commerce; NJ. Waddiugton, as Minister Of
Public Instruction, and NJ. BardGuX, as Mlnla
ter of Justice.
NJ. LEON Say is designated as the probable
president of the couocIl, but other reports state
that NJ Dufaure will accept the presidency
without portfolio.
The Dix Meivemc Siccle EXPRESSES full Goa
Gdenco IN NJ. Dataurc and the Ministers lie niay
scIcct, but demands guarantees against re1c"'
al of the tactics of the 10th Of May.
The Republique Franchise also insists upor
the necessity of guarantees.
The republican papers ccnerllly express dis
trust OF President MacNlahon, and doubt re-
sprcling the efficiency Of the projected compro
mise unless sourd guarantees BE- conceded.
The Constitutional and Solci RI. DICE that the
principle Of the Government by urjor;ties h.:
triumphcd.
PARIS, NV. 7-ll.5j a. m.--prcsilent Mac
Mahon has finally conceded to NJ. DuIarre iul
liberty of action 10 forming Cabinet. Tho
w.miuistry will therefore be homogeneous II
character, and will, it is expected, be cnns'iut
cd 10 morrow.
[Notc-lhis excludes President Mac Nahoh'.
reservation that he might have the choice q
the ministers of war, marine and foreign al
fairs