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subsequently settled.
Refusing these conditions, the 1farshat d.
clared hs resolution to resign.
II. Bstbie, on being hastily summoned, dfs
shaded him from this, and tho Due t1'Audifftct
Pasquter wos sent for. The Due sroko out
very frankly and s{fong1y. He snitl ncithe. 1t
nor his frfcn'ls would agree to the scheme Of Z
fresh dissolution, which would plunge France
into the horrorh Of clvll var, and that we're
dissolution demanded, he hhou'd lcavo his Prcst
dcntIal chair and speak against It. Hc adtlcd
that tho Rlght-Centre Senators could not enter
any Ministerial combination: that the conflict
was between shc Afarahnl and the Chamber, aud
what was necessary was to satisfy public nptn-
lon and tho Will Of The country, and to como to
III understanding.
After ttlis conversation, the Marshal, dis
euatlcti from rcst9nlng, snd pcrceivipg TINT ali
Idea Of legal Resistance mu6t be abandoned.
ant! that he had to choose between t1icoaiIty
and coneess'on. summoned u; Dutaure, md,
commissioned him to form n Cabinet. Tho
Marshal, however. stipulated that no wns Ia
hare tho choice Of the Ministers Of War, MAr
pufausc refused to make my eneaEennnt. On
leaving the Marshal. ho repaired " the senate,
where he conferred With MM. Wadlington,
Leon snJ, Tc!sscreac de Bort, and % Frey
without aarcetng to- the stipulation rs to ths
thrcc Ministers, which eviteutly cannot ia
accepted. far all tho difficulties undef which
the Liberal cause eucxumbcl afrso from the
represented. personal rule. In the interest,
too. escn Ut the S[oderatcs, The Cabinet ought
u b. homogeneous, for thus only can It en-.
force its resolutions a. exclusively its own, and
colleague In the Senate. 81. Dufauru convened
meeting at ILLS touso this evening. In or.lcr to
diseuss the compositton Of The Cabinet. ~. Du.
faure Is spoken of Us likely to be President Of
fp11 $1f{ hi
being NM. Waddington, Leon Say, De Marcerr,
Berthaut, De Freycinet, Dnraoux, Tclstercnc
Dc d. Bort, Jules Ferry, md ro;hau. II. Leou
lenau,t rcfa.c. o'ee pFefssIls to g % a. lul
e1art situation at this l!our. To the firm ant
patriotic attitude o; the Due d'AudlGIet Par
GuteE and the Constltutloualtst acnatoFs ia due
tae II Ia Iappy ; turn things haye taken The leisat
will 10 due to thu honest phatanx Of Pariia.
rnentartans who obey the political insptrationf
of the Orleans PRINCES. as also TO the cuura.
Eeons asnne:s and moderation q TIC Leit;
n!ght 1t Is tn be lope1 that this IL al illunifua-
tlon OF tho proYesb that tho darkest moment ID
nearest the dawn, and that thu ennsp!rators
check for Tic benefit Of Clique whose aim no-
body eau guces a,,d whose fag nobody aCknowl.
edges will dennittycly disappear.
LA1KH-TRR NAn1iIAL BACKS OUT.
6p<etal Dtsnateh to London Isn,.z
PAnls. Drr. LAT poon to4lay h. Dufaure,
after having consulted NTH Soma Of bis intend.
Cd colleagues, repaired to the Marshal toBubmit
10 nlm tae 1ohowahg 'et: 81: Du1aute' 1nst'eet
Worship, aud rrcsldcncJ Of the Council; II.
do Marceru. Interior: 81. do DanncvilEe, ForciHu
AfYairs: II. Leon Say. Finance: II. Waddinptonx
1,.,t,,s 1...-r,'.t,.,: ~ =. r.o.,t... p.',,sf
tva",1s. vau. .1 ~ ras."a., H. IT,. se' .eo"
Grcslcy. War; Vtcc-Admiral Pothau, Marine.
The Marshal had said to II. Dufauro yes.er-
DIV. after demanding Tho DISPOSAL Of thren of
tno ' nortfol,os. - md Al Tho moment NJ .,f..
.ae p'',u''' s, ,,.~.. a'' ~ ~ "0 :. ' y. o's
responsible; consequently, leave yur.
ira In the choice Of YOUR coltrar,,e..n
H., .a,,,-,f,,4,1 .d~tco how.v,- n n,fs,,..
thcn appeared inclined to asrce to II. DO
Dauncvlllc retaining the post OF Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. II ua4 unly after eonferr.ug
Win hi. .nl,eaunea TINT 1,a Lcrjd-d IN .nhx,f,
tutlnE ~ La1ouIn5e Tor ~ 10 bannev.!le; eut
be was much surprised, on repairing u Tie
Marshal. tu lind that ho lad again changed his
optpton. 1hs Marshal firmly DECLARED tlAt It
~ .npo'alo'u @ .os nu ~ ,'s'9 ~ .s".us t.o
Ministers Of Maf, Marine, aad Foreign Affairs.
~. Dutaafc ~. VI" & .is a.most .,, 10 1Seseene 'us
resolution; pat, nc!nE unapie ~ 10 20, no ~
his col!ea1uca. A. O'Clock tnn Ga9lnet N
t<fto, composed o. above e3p'a!nea' met
~ one III tAe huttanx ol t1e 6en-
atet III. and l'ufaurc informed his COL
lsagass o. H. Saia,nse ,. xntca .,', naa &C.
CURED Ii the MaThats TaeNs, ana tnes pcr.
sistencJ with which ~ demanded the disposal
o. tho thrce poEt!ullos' AFTER long ogitoe1a-
tiou. an nc pcftonagcs satamonsa p5 u: ~
fnare decided that Il "aa ~ posso'e to coneedo
this condition, w9!eh waa they acelnoa CONTRARY contrary
19 tns sprat ana ,e,es ?, sts I0n.,tui'o' ,.
inc slxtn aftieIo nL the tonstitat'1a .t ptonnes'
10 faet, that tue Mtnlstsls ate 1oialiy Eesponsl'
Go 1q. tnSr poe ana ar H. ea
tnent OF Ills department; iho meeting
thought m9reoseF emat tne 'n'ate Y ed Tptne,
have sufficient authority to rcssat dctnandt
which 'niglt- - cn.snato from .1.tt one paItJ
1nanda from tho Left, and tllo litter might do
faro tnat w. pE e.
ty tho Marshal. Tbs meeting bold. therefore,
ta y h9 nsr.st o1 fS ssi.fat,11x pFo9r1*
future Cabinet, AZ wc'! u On o1 respect 1or the
spirit OF tho Constitution It wa impossloie =
aerept tho cond!tlon1 iala GOWN " tne Matenal
OH TIC ulCEt1uK pfedkIHH NJ. 0ulkuTE