The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-18
3ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
THE FRENCH CRISIS
Duo De Brcglie Forms a New
Cabinet.
GAMBETTAS GREAT SPEECH.
Dissolution" Means THE
Preface OF War;"
DON CARLOS PROSECUTED
Details of the Mutiny on an
American Vessel.
Duo De Broglie Forms a New
Cabinet.
GAMBETTAS GREAT SPEECH.
Dissolution" Means The
Preface OF War;"
DON CARLOS PROSECUTED
Details Of the Mutiny on an
American Vessel.

Details OF the Mutiny on an
American Vessel.
GBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, May Is, 1877.
The excitement in Paris occasioned by the dicta-
toral attitude Of the Executive In treating with Nj.
Jules Smon has somewhat abated In consequence
OF the SEM. official notice issued toward two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon to the effect that MacAlallon
all the Powers and reprehended with the greatest
frmncss all ultramontane demonstrations.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The following is q list OF the new Ministry which
the HERALD's Paris correspondent obtained late
last night at the Elysee:-
President Of Council and X.,tste, or Justice
Due de Broglie.
Inte1tor-M. de Fourtcn.
Ha,-M. Berthaud.
FOREIGN ADaIs-Duc Decazes.
Martne-M Fournichon.
Finance-M. Eugene Cailaux
Agriculture ana Con.,nerce-viscount de Meaux.
Pubic Iasn'uctton--M. Brunei.
Public Yorks-M. Augnste Paris.
EXCITEMENT IN PARLIAMENT.
A most exciting scene occurred In the Chamber
OF Deputies yesterday during the Interpolation
which, 1t had been agreed, should be put to the
Ministry concerning their resignation. NJ. Gam
betta's speech was one of the greatest oratorcal
efforts OF his lne. A resolution was before the
Chamber stating the Legislature would only place
confidence In a Cabinet free to and resolved to
govern in accordance with republican principles.
GAABErrA's ELOQUENT REMARKS.
NJ. Gambetta began his eloquent address by the
statement that lie believed 1t lis duty to express
from the tribune the strong emotion which reigncd
in the mind of the French people. There was, he
said, no conflict in Parliament no vote had passed
placing the Ministry I'm minority. At moment
when France was engaged in the observance
OF patriotic neutrality and needed the
enjoyment OF prolonged security, the nation was
public had written letter necessitating the Pre-
mier's resignation. The nation, in its anxiety
asked whether there does not exist ut the side OF
the head of the state a prcponde rating influence
with which no Ministry could cope The Chamber
only asked what President Macalahon to-day prom
isca-namely, pacific policy and the repression Of
ultramontane ntrigues.
cESsuRiNd THE PRESIDENT.
derision, a remark OF the Marshal President when
he was reprmanding the very intrigucrs and mis-
chief makers who are now making themselves
felt in the and:-"Dont attempt this adventures:
continued the speaker, it Is time to turn to
constitutional truth. 1t Is not true as suggested
by u well known councillor, that the President of
the Republic bears 4 responsibility over ana above
gestion the Presidents real enemies. They are
leading him to his ruin. Marshal MacMahon
during his military career cannot have
studied political truths. The Chamber must
constitution ana divert him from pcridious coun-
sels The country alone is sovereign. II desires a
wise and defnitivc Republic, wishes to be rid Of
the nightmare or these men Of reaction who come
tainty Let 1t be stated whether tho intention is to
govern with republicans possessing the confidence
of the country or with men whose unpopularty
has been demonstrated
PREFACE OF WAR;
The closing passage of his address Was extremely
forcblc. Raising his right hand above the desk OF
the tribune he exclaimed "Should dissolution ar
rive tho majority does not fear it, but the country
may in it the preface OF war. Criminal will be
those who provoke IT, This was followed by trc-
mcndous cheering. The order OF the day proposed
by Gambetta was then carried by majority OF 1855
to 154.
ONLY ONE MINISTER PRESENT
NJ. Christophlc Minister OF Public Works, was the
the debate.
Around the Chamber the crowd was SO great that
soldiers had to be posted to Keep the approaches
clear.
ALL QUIET IL PARIS.
All the boulcvards are thronged tonight, and the
thorougiares leading to the Presidents residence
but perfect order prevails.
M,cMAHoS ASD THE RIGHT CENTRE.
The meeting OF the Right passed resolution de-
claring that President MacATahon only exercised
his constitutional rights. yhc newspapers OF the
Right also declare that the LET'S irrtaed and I'm
patient attitude at yesterdays meeting confirmed
President MacMahon In the resolution he has taken
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