The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
Unpleasant Alternative for the
Marshal President.
WILL HE RESIGN ?
Germany Increasing Her Forces in
AlSace and Lorraine.
ANOTHER MURDEROUS MUTINY.
[By CABLE TO THE HxRA1.p.1


LONDON, Nay 20, 1877.
special Paris correspondent states that the prefcc-
tora changes would alone suffice 10 show that the
spiracy in Franco is Of long standing, for such list
could not have been prepared within twenty -four
The also points tho dilemma which
the Marshal was placed by having declared in his
sage that he appeals to tho country The Marshal after
sucn a declaration, must other remain by coup
De force or rcsign unless, as quito Improbable, the
new elections result in majority Tor the present
Cabinet Everybody knows that even II such
jory existed, IL could not last long yet tho Marshal
has been induced TO act by the that such
majority exists. There people who allege that
cent events nave boon provoked only for tho purpose
OF leading the Marshal TO retire.
TIKI AMBASSADORS FAVOR .DEcAzEs.
II is certain that the foreign ambassadors
urged tho Duke Dccazes to remain IN office. The
ambassadors OF Germany and Italy represented that
If the Duke Dscazcs would make the change
appear as ono simply affecting internal
politics, while his retirement would give
the Cabinet an.i-liberal character dsqueting Tor
the religious policy OF tho two countries. The repre-
sentatves Of Spain and Portugal expressed fear lest
the withdrawal OF the Duke Decazss might give tho
Cabinet character to encourage the ideas VI the par
sans OF legitmistism and absoiutism.
FEELING Il GgRaASy-MoRE TROOPS FOR ALsAcE.
Advices from Berlin state that In consequence tho
appointment OF semi-ultramontane Cabinet in France
the o-mooed reinforcement OF the Alsace-L orraine
garrsons is likely 10 be carried into effect The IN
will probably amount to TO- 900 II 900 in
Asacc.Lorraino and 5000 in tho country be-
tween Ras,adt hnycnco and Coblentz This
makes the forces IN western Germany
equal to those in northeastern France There is no
anxiety as TO President hacMahon's immediate inten-
tons, yet IL is apprehendcd that tho ultramontane
members Of the new government may eventually
prevail over the Duke Decazcs and induce moro
active period in the foreign policy France.
LOCKOUT OF sHpwRGHTs.
About 10000 men are already locked out from the
Clyde shipbuildiug yards. Tho number will probably
be trebled in few days by the discharge of who
completing contracts At a meeting last night
they agreed TO submit their disputes to arbitration,
equal representation being allowed 10 workmen and
capitalists
MrTISY AND MURDER AT LIVERPOOL
mutiny occurred yesterday on board the Amer
lean ship Kate Davenport. Captain MalIet, at
Liverpool for Mobile The chief officer was shot and
stabbed. Three men were shot
The wounded were taken 10 the hospital. The ship
will be detained.
FIGHT IN IRELAND.
An ARRAY took place yesterday at Mailow, county
Cork, ireland, between the townspcope and some
mlitin recruits IN which eleven OF the lattop were
injured some seriously
MONDAY IN LONDON.
Yesterday being Whit Monday, it was observed az
full holiday. The Bank OF England and Stock Elk.
change were closed
A EXPLODED.
During the regular Init Monday amuscments at Hull
a balloon, which was about to ascend was blown
against gas Jet and exploded. Eghty.sx Of the
spectators we're injured They taken to the IN
Urinary, when It found that sixty were able to
proceed to their homes after having their wounds
dressed In six cases the injuries were dangerous
coRTEs.
In the Spanish Congress Madrid yesterday Alonzo
Martinez announced that the centrasts would like the
constutionaliss take part the discussion of the
Electoral bill The Minister Of tho Interior objected
to this course, but announced that the discussion
would proceed nevertheless He also stated that the
Ministry did intend to propose the dissolution OF
the Cortes.
FrKRos.
Don Carlos recently had a long interview with
Miguel, the Portuguese protender, ana he has also
published menacng letter in favor Of the tucrcs