The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD.
France.


THE CABINET CRISIS-lTS EFFECT.
PARIS, May 1S.-The Duke De Cafes re-
ceived all the ambassadors yesterday: lie
formed among them most unfavorable in-
preston. Not one approved what had
passed, although some perhaps protested ssst
little sympathy for the republican system.
Onaiaif1 hands it was felt certain that tile
public opinion OF Europe would be; here
fully struck .r,f.l. ~ ayZa e.a.i.t>su,iy
The De Broglie ministry was appointed in
fulfIment- OF q; Threat uttered by President
MaeM ahon that, If the Left nassed the order
of the day; which they did adopt yesterday,
declaring that the Chamber will only place
confidence in a Cabinet free to act and to
resolvezto govern in saceordanceEWith re-
publican principles, which alone can secure
+ order and prosperity, he would fmme diateiy
form ministry FROM the Right.
Relative to II. Gambetta's speech in the
Chamber 81 Deputies yesterday correspon-
dent says: ."cNeYer did the chief OF the
Radical party display greater or more over
towering ;eloquenee. Never dld ne OBTAIN
such applause--the Right, maintaining a
silent and dismayed attitude only from
having heard this speech and being present
at the scene. Nor can any one understand
how much the earnestness OF the, situation
taddedto the orators habitual eloquence.'
wAST OF Confidence IN TrHiE. NEW MINISTRY
PARIS, May 1S.-tn uneasiness prevails
among the supporters OF the neW ministry.
It is feared dissolution would narrow the
issue to MacAIahon and Gambetta, and that
the country would declare for Gambetta
The Bureau of the Left have decided to
propose an order OF the day declaring that
| the Chamber is solicitous for the mamie
nance OF peace abroad and order at home
But the Cabinet, under; the Duke de Brog'
lie, possesses neither the confidence OF the
Chamber nor OF the nation.. ......'...sE
The extreme Right OF the Senate held
meeting to-day and resolved topreserve. On
exbectant attitude and demand from the
Gov ernment in the first place.a change o.
the pretectoral staff. ,s,.i.t.. 81 .ae.:sri:qGi
TIE MINISTER OF woRsHfPGPREsIDENT M'AA
- HON CONTINUES FRIENDLY RELATIONS W3FE
{ FOREIGN POWERS. i }3t.l GEFt Ii9rs
PARIS. May 1S.-The Ministry OF Wor
chin which was separated from the Minis
4itrv Ii ,Tustiee when M. Simon was appoint
Ell ia now again associated with it. Gen
eral Berthaut professionally administers TIT
| duties of Ministry Of, Marine rs well as O
War. ;tl'..rs. : q. !h.s ~, !. -. -
President MaeMahon has written to tn
Duke de Cazes as follows :: !" Circumstance
do not permit me to 4entrust power; to tn
hate Cabinet, Eoi which you formed o part
lI wish it, to be we'll understood, however
I;that I intend to maintain with foreign Pow
\ ers the relations OF friendship and conf
dence which You have, been able = estap
lfsh. Nothing will be done TO impair, IN
relations, and nothing must be chan !. !
| the toreign policy you SO ably and woTthil
represent appeal to your patriotism, an
begyontto remain! at .the post 70 which
called you three years ugQ,r 30 long las 20
i niay bot Islinan II YitholEEts prejudice
the public Hare. .allsastaa; .y3isass 10.
81 PRESIDENT M'MAHoN's MESS SAGE he sExs
PLAINS HIS ACTION.
VERSAILLES, May ls.--A message irol
prasident MacMahon has lust been read