Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-24
France.

Admiral Rouss!n has been appointed Minis
Lcr Or n1aIiu9.
| A committee of the Left met yesterday and
drafted an Interpolation to be made 10 the
Chamber Of Deputies as soon as the new MIN
listers appear.
| The Soleil, the organ Of the Orleans princes.
says: If the Government did not meau to
abide by the decision OF universal suffrage 1t
should not have consulted IT, From the mo.
ment it dill so it was obliged to accept its an.
swer. We understand people saying do not
like universal suffrage. but We do not under
stand people saying, [ like universal suffrage
when il says yes, and | do not like it when it
says 90.
The Mouieur, uutil lately an ardent defender
| of a dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies,
the accredited organ of a portion of the Cabinet
of the Duke de Cazes, personally says: The
most ueXpcable Influences are at work around
| the Marshal, aud seem deliberately compllclt'
ing the difficulties which it would be so easy to
dispeI. Certain men. whose first consideration
is tho interest ct their party, seem to have
adopted the mission of necessarily placing fresh
obstacles 10 the MarshaTs way. Fur that pur.
pose they rec1il from 20 means. They 20 the
length of closing to the Marshal every outlet OF
Cancellation"
The Republican papers ccnsure the compost.
ton Of the new Ministry in contemptuous
terms The Unioo (Lcgiimist) says the Cabinet
derives it's significance from the appointment OF
| NJ. Welche, whose politics arc Of the Fourton
stamp intensified.
The Moniteur snys the Ministry will avoid
all political discussion. and devote itself solely
to the public business. 1t will ask the Senate
and Chamber of Deputies to adopt similar
course, and thus establish truce from discus
sions, which are disturbing trade. 1t will ex-
plain to the Deputies the imperative necessity
of Immediately considering the budget so as to
reassure the country The Ministry will appear
10 the Chamber to day.
Nobody doubts that tho debates on the Cab
inets programme to day will result in vote
| of want of confidence. 1t is probable the Cab
| met will resign, for the honest men CT which it
| is composed will not cling to power at risk to
the country, and it is said they have declared
| that they do not want second dissolution. AT.
| ter the resignation of the Cabinet the Marshal
| must decide between Cancellation, resignation or
Bonapartst Cabinet resolved on violence.
Nobody 10 Paris even imagioes that he can
enter 90 the latter disastrous course.
Saviour Henri Victor Bowler, we'll known
French physician. is dead.
PARIS, Nov. 24.-The new Ministry is ga.
zetted to day. This morning s republican jour-
nails regard The Ministry as short.lived expe-
riment and say the republicans cannot accept
it. They will reject any idea of compromise as
long as due satisfaction is not given to univer.
sal suffrage.
NJ. Lepelletier, the newly appointed Minister
of Justice, was q distinguished magistrate of
the Coure de Cessation. Politically he is con-
sentative, but without enthusiasm fer any mon
archal party.
NJ. Graea, Minister of Public Works, was
member of the roads aud bridges department
10 the late Ministry of Public Works.
Admiral Roussn is a naval officer, and was
Under Secretary of the ast Ministry of Marine
Charles Henderson has been committed 10
Philadelphia to answer the charge Of conspiracy
to defraud. He pretended to be banker, and
the evidence showed his capital to consist OF
Confederate money, and the amounts be had
induced two young men employed as clerks to
deposit as security.
The soldiers, having surrounded the keets
mine, at Deadwood. under direction Of Sheriff |
Bullock, closed all the openings except the main
shaft, and the process of smoking the miners
out By sulphur was resorted to and successfully |