New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE AGITATION N FRANCE.
DISSOLUTION TO BE RESISTED IMAGINATION STILL
OBSTINATE.
LONDON. Tuesday. Nov. -, 1877.


LONDON Tuesday, Nov. -, 1877.
a special dispatch from Paris TO me 1mes,
says The violent terms Of yesterdays resolution TOT
an inquiry into electoral abuses az first created alarm III
consequence Of the severity Of s dcnuncaton OF tie
Ministers, who described I'm rebellion against me
sovereignty Of the nation. However the explanation
relieving President MacMahon OF responsibility allayed
uneasness In the face Of this resolution and the com
mitee report IN Ter IT, the Cabinet cannot survive IN
presence OF the Chamber which accuses it. II must
either disappear again resort 10 some violent measure
II said the Marshal viii again prorogue the Chamoee
for month"; which Is the limit Of his power This VIII
solve nothing unless cop dttlt is ELECTED during
the propagation. Others say the Cabinet wbreFe ana
the Marshal vii form another exactly Ike II. mat
would involve conflict under another form.
Nobody talks OF adhesion by the Marshal 10 the voro1
OF the country, but affirm that counsels Oh co.''
ton coming IN from every corner OF Europe anu e
Cabinets which make their voice beard-iiom oal
del Castillo TO Prince Gortschakof. from Prince b.
marck to Count Andrassy and si-nOr Dcprets-have
given counses OF moderation. It cannot be supposed
tnat in view Of this unanimy and OF the flood OF ra
ton rising all sides. the Marshas advisers VIII sun
impe him along the fatal path, winch must lead 10 MS
fan or 20 unconstitutional acts II j. affirmed tnat.
should the senate agree to fresh dissolution me Cha
Der WOulI not submit 20 10, which Wouid force tle p"
erumrut abandon its f00ti ~ sham constitutional
ism and show that It shrinks from no NloiAon lHo
ReOuJbquc FfIcqise (Gambetta's 0rta) ,lsnluc3hly
kut OF dSSolltiOu' WIN r
assent OF the nate, Delng given % e fi'eil 10
constitute the country the judge ~ conu Wncn
Nhen me country mas prono4nysl. VIC ~ o. - rs.
idDut and Senate IL exhausted II 10 we're IaWIu 20 resort
be- resOrted TO- Tie Chamber OF Deputies would be abol
ishei. The Senate would be converted nt0 sovereign
convention. The discussion ant passing OF te DuuEet'
TIE regular dispatch OF business tue no NORMAN ,iJ
ment o the country and the pariamcuJ ~ rem Nvd
this. Tho Chamber OF Deputies, Their fore, would De
bound to resist q second aifemp. at dissolution" -
Law.
P.osdru, lIacN4hon declared yesterday to Tie MINIS.
tfrs t1aI n tho presence 0f TIE Nlo'GAt dct @ ~
brpuchf against them IN the Chamber and whlrh tlly
affected hr whole Government, ne could not acccti IIr
resignation, aId begged tAcm 10 le nam 40 tAet posts
RESTRAINTS PLACED o. DisfuRBEgS.
VERsALliEs Tuesday, Nov 49, 1877.
IN The Chamber o.. Deputies to-day. the motion in
crcasng the powers OF presiding officer for preserv
ing order durng debate, carried by vote OF BOB
yeas 90 30 nays. II opposed by d. de CassdglAe
and other Bolapartst The President of the Cham' ct
is empowered Dy this motion suspend and fine unruy
ID mbcrs.
The report Of the committee on the motion Tor an m
curry electoral abuses was read Il evidently AZ
Jacks the Governments policy as INSCRIPTIONS and
runous 10 the industry Of the country.
" Baragnon made \ violent speech, which was much
aDglaudei by the Right. He declared the Chamber
could not institute the inquiry proposed, without TIE as
sent OF the Senate. The effect Of the inquiry would b.
10 prepare new list Of hostages for the next Commune
Il was only necessary rcad the Chamber under ioo
to SLOW that it could not become convention iHe
senate and President u the Republic hid t and force
In their favor.
~ Renaut supported the motion for an inquiry in
moderate speech He maintained that tie right OF par
amentry Inquiry Inherent in the right OF imreach
Iacnt. TIE nation had already expressed KS WEI.
second dissolution. which however he dd not believe
e Senate would sanction, woud be the overthrow VI
every guarantee o. srl-slyerameut
The DEBATE was adjourned until tomorrow.