New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

THE CHAMBER TO BE DISSOLVED.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT DEMANDING DISCO
LUrIoS-sroRMY SCENE IN THE CHAMBkR-IHE
REPUBLICANS WILLING TO APPEAL TO THE
COUNTRY.
VERSAILLES, Saturday, June 1G, 1871
On the reassembling of the Chamber OF Dep
utics to-day ~ de Fourtou, Minister OF the Interior read
d,claration announcing that President MacMahon had
sent message to the Senate informing that body OF his
intention To dissolve the Chamber by virtue OF the pow
er conferred upon him by Article of the Constitution,
and demaudin. the concurrence OF the Senate.
NJ Bcrthmont, Moderate Republican, moved the LET'S
interpeation lie made a speech vohement!y attacking
the Government NJ Mitchell, Bonapartst, interrupted
W. Ber.hmont, aud formally censured by tao
Chamber.
NJ de Fourtou Minister Of the Interior, replied to NJ.
Berhmont He said the country would decide who was
right The o. the 10th of May saved society and The
Con, tuition Tue present Ministers belonged to the
Constituent Assembly, and aided in the Liberation oil the
territory
The Lett hereupon protested, AMI gave NJ Theirs an
ovation.
ST. dc Fourtou concluded as follows: The Government
had no thought OF iavorins a return to tho past from
which the country forever separated.
NJ Gambetta replied During his speech he used the
expression the Marshas successor, old and Illus
tr!ous man meaning NJ Theirs. Ihis ied TO hVeiy
scene.
NJ Gambetta urged prompt dis solution Otherwise, he
said the Government would be open to the charge Of
lebasing the 1t because the Chamber had
been wise and prudent that President Macha had
been induced TO his adventurous course. What
will be the resultl The majority will sRhe country
numbering 1868 and return 400 xrong. Tho country
knows that the triumph of tie confessed would lead TO
civil war NJ. Gambetta, at the close Of his speech.
tainted.
The House adjourned till Monday.
In Senate, the Due de Brogie read message from
President MacMahon informing that body OF his inen-
ton to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies, and demand
ng the concurrence of the The following is the
text of the message
Clause five of the Constitution invests the President
of tue Republic with the right OF dssOyng the Chamber
OF Deputes with the concurrence OF inc Sehae' nus
grave appears 10 me TO be necessary NJ tue
present mGmeRt nave noG TO ASK y0a tU I'M ~ pc
country dycrg ncies the ChHber then stated tldt
no ministry could maintain its'lf IN that Chamber wth-
seek an alliance win ana sunmttn& TO conditions
OF tie Radical party. government reduced % such
actions actions. It must serve Tue designs Of those
support IL accepts ana prepare the way Tor ter
s,lf. When such disc0rd prevails between the pubic
powers, dissolution Is the means preserOei oy inc Con
su utiun for putting end TO it, | should have pre-
fcrred 10 postpone dissolution 10 allOW llihe lor
voing the budget, but the month for which the
calming mems minds. Three hundred Deputies have
issued manifesto Which, Nun letters ana Ipe1Gnes
sn, lurng themselves under parliamentary immunity,
used expressions which neccssItatcd rigorous judicial
agitation could not continue without causing profound
disturbance Tnere Is therefore, for surprise
that summon tue Deputies before tue country to when
they have already addressed themselves.
cUnhhe myself 10 asking the ChhmDer TO pass some
Dressing laws which tine patriotism OF all parties wall
assuredy allow O De called into question: small
address myself confidently 10 the patton France, Ike
myself wishes preserve her institutions intct she
does wish to her institutions distorted by Rod
icalism Sue does not wish ia 1850 when the Cohsui-
ton may be- revised, to hnd every hug prepared lO me
Reorganization OF tine moral ana material otces Oh te
country. France, warn.d asaiis. MISUNDERSTANDING,
will justice To my intentions, ana VIII choose Deputies
VIII promise 10 support ne You WIN perceive INC
necessity deliberate promptly this important resOiu
ton.
Alter the reading of the Presidents the SEN
ate referred que son Of dissolution to the bureaus
aud then adjourned till Monday.
The sections OF the Lett held meeting last evening"
and adopted the resolution brought forward in todays
sitting OF Chamber OF ID putes. IL strongly con
demned the policy OF the Cabinet.
In the Official journal to-day Is published note
fung the assertions OF certain papers hostile TO the Gov
ernment 10 effect that the change of Ministry had
disturbed the commercial and manufacturing interests
OF the country.
NJ Bonnet Duverdier and those convicted with him. for
assaing the President nave appealed against the SEN
fences recently imposed upon them.
THE SENATE TO CONCUR WITH MACMAHoN.
PARIS, June II. 1877.
The Temps states that OF nine bureaus In the Senate
six favor dssouon which it is expected will be voted
On Monday or Tuesday by majority Of 20
In the Chamber of Deputies on Monday, Count de Choi
seu WILL behalf OF the Lett propose an order or the
day censurng the Government in very strong terms de-
carng among other things that the Cabinet has favored
renewed activity OF clerical ntrigues, and permitted au
dacious indictments 10 coup detd aud violent attacks
upon Republican institutions to be printed and widely
circulated.
NJ Paul de Cassagnae interrupted NJ. Gambetta lOo
times during the latter's spe ech Saturday.
ANOTHER MISTAKE AS 10 SHERRY.