Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-18

until England and Austria shall have
been diplomaticallY neutralized. The
result Of the frs. three days debate
on Gladstone's resolutions was regard
cd by the Russians a. dsfeat, of Dis
rssli and the war party. 1t was under |
that impression that the formidable
fein. Of last week were ordered along
the line, and are now going on
Point. from Gladstone's speech were
circulated in the army, and saluted as
. victory.
FRANCES TROUBLE.
London, May lS-Correspondent,
at Paris speak Of Mr.. Gambetta''s
speech yesterday as the most power
fully eloquent ever made in the cham
Der Of deputies. The right was dis
mayed and sileat during its delivery,
the night at which he declared the
abuse which had been attempted of
the Marshals name by the republican
cabinet gould continue no longer.
Fourteen wss in the country till morn
ing and Buffet had not been seen at
Elyse, 80 though every body is con-
vinced that tho Marshal did not write
the lstter to Simon, no one yet ac-
knowledge it's authorship.
Paris, May l5.-Excitement was
quieted Wednesday night by a report
that the project Of forming Brogllc
cabinet was abandoned. This morn
| ing President Macwahon's immediate
followers affected to regard the meet
ing of tho left last night at the Graad
Hotel as challenge to the marshal.
Conoiliatory ideas were again aban-
doned.
De Cases received allaambassadors
yesterday. He found among them a
most unfavorable impression. Not one
approved what had passed, although
some perhaps professed littlesympa-
|thy for the republican system. On all
hands it was felt certain that the pub
lic opinion Of Europe would be pain
| fully struck. The Broglie cabinet was
4 appointed in fulfillment Of the threat
uttered BY Macwahon that if the left
passed their order Of the day which
they did adopt yesterday, declaring
that the chamber viii only place con-
/ 6denee in the cabinet, and resolved to
Z govern in accordance with republican
principles, which alone can secure or.
der and prosperity, he would imme
diately form ministry from the right
GERMAN OPINION.
Berlin, MayIs-Ths development
Of the ministerial crisis in France il
watched here with very keen interest
) It il universally supposed that Simon
iall in the result Of ultra montana in
!. trigus. II this should prove The cas-
the eject upon the relations betweel
!. France and Germany may be yer,
! grave. It i an exossdingly hazardou
: experiment for theright It Versatile.
5 to begin such novsnenss pending th
: adoption Of important military meas
/. ure, BY the German government
d This opinion Is publicly srpsesse
1hsre with very little reserve.
al Paris, May 18-Thc new ministr
e has been gszetted. President Mace
i wahon has written to Duke De Caze
,f a. follows:
. Circumstances DO not permit me I
:, entrust power to the late cabinet, {
which you formed psrt. wish
g to be well understood however, tn,
Or intend to naintain with foreie
r powers the relations Of friendship Al
g confidence which you have establisl
:, ed.
He begs him to remain patriotica
:. " 1t his post.
: London, May 1sThe Tines sp'
= cal from Paris says those who ha,
brought about this crisis IRE simp
N Office seekers. That is their so
ambition. -
N. PRoRoGUED.
to Paris, $50 P. NJ. May 1o-A me
ce sage from President Macwahen h
Of just been read in the chamber, pro-
90 guing setting for one month.
to WAR ITEMS, So
to- Immense stores are being accul
Ar ulated atsGalstsz, Braila and Pic