New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

PARIS, May 90, 1877.
The official journal publishes decree re-
moving p projects to other places and dismissng %
Sixteen others placed on half pay otherwise
shcyed. 1t said that NJ de FOurtOn Minister OF the
Interior has circular to the projects explaining
President MacNahons recent action and the Govern
ment's intended policy
The Republican Left has ordered ts bureau to remain
in Paris in constant communication with the members
during Theirs has subscribed to the manifesto
drawn up by the Left after the Propagation This mani
festo the S0eH says the Deputies OF the Left intended
to placard throughout France. NJ. do Fourton. the
Minister Of the Interior, Immediately teeHaphel TO the
projects To oppose this by all legal means and mtmatod
that all who failed to do would be Immediately dis
missed.
The Administration has assured the italian Govern
ment that the crisis will produce change In its at
tude The Ministerial organ, Dirho, says: From the
in which the crisis happened and the anccedents
of the Minister'S everything cOunsels receive
these assurances with reserve" In addition to
the assurance above given in regard to th'
policy OF tho Government in religious matters
de Broglic. Pr s'dent OF the Council and Minis
ter ~ Justice and Worship will send circular TO the
Bishops explaining and appealing to their prudence ami
patriotism To assist him.
II il officially announced that Baron Relic, Bonapart-
st Deputy for the Tarn, has been appointed Under Sec
Rotary for the Interior
The Republican journals are almost cxcu-
siyely occupied in dscuss n OF the mauiiesEOes OF the
Republican Senators and Deputies They declare tnat
Republican France is surprised Dut not alarmed and is
confident of the future The journal DIES Detas Ini.
Rep) demands that the Government consult the
country immediately. and thus terminate TIE crisis.
The Rcpubligue TrdncaiSe (Gambetta's organ says
President MacMahOns message allies him personally
with this movement. IL ADVISES the Republicans to
avoid brayadO and act calmly.
The Constitutional and Paris journal Doth Conserva
tive defend MlcMahons course as perfectly legal
The MarsciHaise (RadicaD states that two deputies
have drawn mp proposal for the impeachment Of Pres
dent MacMahon.
Tho M0nitel SAYS that the Ministers have decided to
rcprcss vigorously all attempts to msrcprcScnt Marshal
MacMahon such nsinuatiOHs of war or comp detdt
II il said that President MacMaOn will so to the prov
inces.
The correspondent Of The London Times clegraphed to
his paper that the administration falls back into the
hands from which universal suffrage snatchcd at tine
last election II NJ Bafe and II. LayreutiC do not figure
i'm The Cabinet il only because tho impr ssOns gathered
induced hesitation t. change the Foreign Minister and
because NJ EDuriOu refused to act with two absolutely
clerical parsonage, t. NJ Fourtou must be attributed
The HiVas note, alieldY published. protesting
beforehand aguiust Ultramuniant lntrlgues. Inc
vote proves nothing. + q MlTsua, aiming at dl>so-
the Senate He is HencetOrth th"r captive. Everybody
il fairly nccd That the new elections VIII protest
sts obey declare themselves tea IN the question
ave had formidable adVCrsdrlr,, Sdid one ." Iht
most ardent to me to-day, u" o:irahISts ana e
punlicans. They now nghting tll0usly
white we look on and wait We can no i,n-er be re-
lrnachcd with ANYTHING. We had tn "a q! December,
ine Republicans the 4'h of Seurmhcr; The ore natS
can claim no credit They cannot even attempt eo"FS
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