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EUROPE.
The Crisis In the French
Republic.
PRESIDENT MAC MAnoH's COUP
D'ETAT PREMATURE.
The New Cabinet Not Yet
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The Crisis IN France.
LospoS. Nay 1.-THE Timss' Paris cor.
respondent says: President MacMahon's
letter to Minister Simon. which caused the
latter TO tender his resignation. 10 one Of
the most serious events since the fall Of
Theirs. The Council General and Munioi.
pal Court. which are charged with the duty
Of electing Senator. must soon b. renewed.
Ten Of the Right. who are leading this con-
spiracy. found themselves driven into q
corner. They wished on no account 10 In.
trust these elsctisns 10 the present Repub-
lican Cabinet. They had. therefore, 10
Deputies had avoided. The discussion Of
the Municipal law had commenced. This
discussion was only on tho first reading.
lion or the second reading on the Press law.
Simon confirmed his opposition 70 the
question Of substituting . trial by Jury for
summary suppression in case Of insults on
the Marshal aud foreign sovsreigns. This.
II q mistake. could have been repaired. but
those In favor Of . coup d'etaf had not the
patience to wait, and they suggested 10 the
Marshal the previous letter. II IL couched
In offensive terms and divulges what
passed In tho Council In . fashion which
will excite the oensure Of the whole world.
II concludes like all manifestoes Of eomp
d'etats, and makes . very threatening ap-
peal 10 the country. Simon, In his inter-
view with MacMahon, said "I offer you
my resignation" MacMahon replied :
IL expected II and accept H." By 8
o'clock In the afternoon the Marshal
had received the designations OF the whole
Cabinet except. from the Minister Of
War. Up TO this evening the Duks d'Au.
diffrct Pisquier. President Of the Senate,
alone has repaired 70 the Eiysee. II ID AZ
frmed that he went OF his own accord, and
that tho Marshal would scarcely receive
him. This evening the names Of the fu-
ture Ministers constituting the veritsble
spoken OF ss follows /: Buent, Finance ; La
Yreut, Education; Girard. Commerce;
Count dc Paris Justice, and Berthaud,
War. Tho authorship Of Mschahon's let.
ter Is attributed TO tho Duke DeBroglle
and Fourier. II 10 said that ut to-mor-
rows sitting . manifesto OF the Marshal
will be read. explaining that II seemed
TO him dangerous TO let the admins
tration Of the country remain any longer
In tho hands Of the present Cabinet. At the
same time. II 10 affirmed that, availing
himself Of an article In tho Constitution
which gives him that right, the Marshal
will issue \ decree p~roroguisg the Cham.
Der OF Deputies for . month. The Cham.
Der will reply by . vote Of want Of conf
dencc or by some other extreme measure.
for II Is impossible 10 go TO what length
tho Chamber. after an example Of vio-
lence and deception. might proceed. But
In any case the Chamber will Be pro-
rogucd. and will resssemble only 70 DO
dissolved; for the struggle IL henceforth
absolutely inevitable. This news has pro-
duccd here an impression Of bewilder-
ment. Deliberations are still going on.
and tho greatest efforts are being made 70
sppcase the anger Of the Left and TO allay
the excitement manifested In the artisan
quarters.
VERSAILLES. May I7.-In the Chamber
Of Deputies to-day . resolution Of the
Left, declaring that the Chamber will
only place confidence In . Cabinet free 10
govern In accordance with republican
principles. was adopted by . vote Of so6
against 1874.
PANS. Nay is.-The sIcihment was
quieted Wednesday night by the report
that the project OF forming the Broglis
Cabinet was abandoned. This morning
President MacMahon's followers Affected
to regard the meeting Of the Left last
night a. q challenge TO the Marshal. Con. |
ciliAtory ideas were again abandoned.
Duke Do Broglie held q crowded recep-
ton last night, at which be declared that
the abuse which had boon attempted Of
tho Marshal's name by the Republican
Cabinet could continue no longer.
Duke Dccazss received all the Ambassa-
doris yesterday. Among them the most
unfAvorable impression prevails. Not one
approved Of what had passed. although
some professed little sympathy for the
republican system. On all hands II was
felt certain that the public opinion Of Eu-
ropo would DO partially struck BY the fact
that the Broglie Ministry was appointed In
fulfllment Of . threat uttered BY Mao
Mshon that II the Left stuck 10 their word
and adopted the resolution which they did
adopt yesterday, declaring that the cham
Der will only place confidence In q Cabinet
ny ana resUivsa 20 Goseln IN secSrsincs
can secure order and prosperity, no would
immediately form q Ministry from the
Right.
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