The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-16
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
Popular Feeling Over Gambetta's
Interpolation To-Day.
DISSOLUTION OR COUP D'ETAT !
Reception of the Canadian Pill
grims in Rome.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD


LONDON, June 10, 1877
The situation in France Is becoming more inter-
esting according soutio or the crisis created
by MacMahon's rash act appears to be drawing
NIGH kilograms received from Paris last night
represent the feeling among all parties as one OF
great tension, though no public demonstration &C.
Cured to indicate probability OF any imprudent
action on the part OF the republicans. This crisis
differs nom any which has ever occurred In
French history In this respect, and marks II Is
hoped, q new era in French politics
TIKI FRENCH PEOPLE CALM But RESOLVED.
The friends OF honest representative Parlia.
mentary government are hopeful and argue that
the splendid moderation shown by the republicans,
their perfect discipline and their resolution to give
no pretext to the reactionary ministry resort
to force sound the death knell Of personal govern
ments, OF coups d'eLat and Of street barbados In
France. The quiet demcanor Of the republican
masses In the great cities must not be mistaken
for Indifference to the issues at stake but rather as
an evidence OF the consciousness OF the strength to
win and to baile all the intrgues OF the partisans
Of enete and worn out dynasties.
PROBABLE MESSAGE xAchAHox.
The meeting OF tho Chamber, which takes place to-
day. Is the subject Of universal discussion In the press
and in all public places Of resort and the result OF the
debate ON NJ. Gambettas Interpolation Ia expected
indicate the probable issue Of tho crisis despatch
received last night from Paris says IL certain
that the opening OF the sitting OF tho Chambers
message from President MacMahon will be read This
message will doubtless foreshadow tho policy Of tho
Cabinet In definite form than has been hereto
fore done aud will also mako strong bid for the sup
port OF tho conservatives.
Yoarou TO REPLY TO GAxpErrA
Gambottas speech III support OF tho Interpolation
will probably DO ono Of the greatest efforts OF his life
Tho Patr.e says Minister Fortou will reply 10 n.
Gambetas interpolation, but will leave tho tribune at
the siixhest word OF oGense. II the members OF tho
Loft adhere to their resolution OF preserving complete
siesce and calm during tho debate, which is very
probable. the Ministry will have no excuse tor do
manding extraordinary measures and will DO placed
In very unenvabic position It Is felt all sdos
that tho fate Franco depends the action taken In
tho Chambers to-day.
DISSOLUTION coUP D'ErAr9
The Duke do Broglio will next lay on the table do.
mand for the dissolution of tho Chamber It Is doubt.
full whether tho Senate will tho dissolution, and
In case Of a refusal tho Marshal will have tho ugly
alternative OF resignng resorting to coup d'ftaL
Should tho dissolution be voted tho disagrecabe
alternative will almost certainly be presented to him
In . worse form by tho election of Chamber still
more pronounced In Its repubI,canism.
THE CANADIAN PILGRIMS ROM.
Tho Canadian pilgrims had audience with tho
popo yesterday and asked his benodiction for their
countrymen and the people Of New York and Liver
pool, who had given them friendly reception. The
pilgrims presented tho Pope with a magnificent nitro
studded with gems, q silver and $4,000. Tho
Pope expressed his Joy at tho escape OF the pilgrims
from tho great pers Of their voyage and at tho many
Signs Of devotion from country where tho fath after
surrounding many dangers, stl remained strong
and vigorous. Ho concluded by giving hts blessing to
tho pRrmG