Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-18
The French Cabinet.

LONDON, May lS.-Jhc l'mr,' Pa, -,
patch of last night says -
"The excitement vas quicicd Oh ths >a'.
ment that The proiec! ui forming / ii:0to,
Cabinet was Abandoned. This moruioc Pref
dent MacMahon's immediate followers Affected
to regard the meeting OF !hc Lett Ia; rtght g.
the Grand Hotel as challenge - lie IT..
shall Conciliatory ideas We're ag.!a abanitr
cd The Duke De Btoglc h2ll crowd!
certlon last night, al which liz declared III
abuse which had been attempted ui the llnr.
sbal's namc by the Republicans catia2: could
continue no longer NJ. De l'ou5ioD WI II IL
country till this morning, and NJ. Bath Ia!
not been seen at the EIysac. So, though ever,
body is convinced that the Marshal j,i .s.
write the letter TO NJ Simon. no oar yai g..
knoWledges its authorship, - well ha@ IT,, -!
portauca and danger Of the &c, blcH "1l..,
stood. The Duke De Ca.2s received a. H.
ambassadors yesterday He touud atj'"-
them most uulavorabc impression. Not o..
approved what had passed. although ,om,,
perhaps, prcicsscd little sympathy for th2 i.
publican system. Ga all hands II was t2't c:s.
tain that the public opinion Ct Europe T1It'
be painfully struck.
Tue Times correspondent farther SaJ"-
that the BrogIie ministry was Appointed ~ j."
fIlment of threat uttered By President NJ
NIahon, that if the Left passed their ora: n.
the day which they did adopt yesterday, ..
cafipg that "thc Chamber Will oHi5 place '..
fderce 10 q cabinet free TO ani % r3sJ,Tr g.
govern 10 accordance with republican p:IS"
pies, which alone can secure o7dor aad H'5'
perity," he would Immediately lj'l0 Io'G-I'
from the Right.
Relative to NJ. GambGtA's sp2ec5 ,u t..
Chamber OF Deputies yesterday, ;ho cJ;r1sH.'
dent says :-"Nevcr did the chief 81 the T'i.
cal marty display greater or more crgr.HoWti'ri
cleo ucnce. Never did he obtain snch alppiau''
the Right maintaining a silent ani d&'h+ j
attitude. Ooly from having he1rl thi5 Hf'.''.
aud being present at the SceGe could aUy o.
understand how much the carncstnG:r ct -
situation added to The orators hahhn'' ".'
quence.
PARIS, May $3.50 y. IN. y ",'r-'E
from President NlacMahon Ha+ yn,t neoa !..i
in the Chamber proroguinf The >hi'D' o.:
month.
PARIS, May IS. The uew mtu,'i;y q a.:
zetted as follows The Duke ~ b'2;"'.
President Of the Council aud Munster u '"'
tice; NJ. De Fourton, Minister OF t',' iH'-'',I
NJ. Eugene Coiouy, Minister OF l!naO:.' ".
Auguste Paris, Minister oil Puhhc Noi6s' y
count De Nlcauy, Minister OF Agreu.iHT. VI
Brunet, Minister Of Public lorfa,,i'"'i v
Berthanl, Minister OF War: III" pih' -
Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Daily News Berlin eorfc-p1"i ~ a..
graphs as follows: "lhc dcvc!op"t2i 81 o..
ministerial crisis in France l. 73canI ~
with very keen interest. 1t is university -.
posed Nj. Simon's fall is the result u IA VIZ.
montana intrigue. II this Should if@'s a.
case the effect upon the reMto"' 's'" .
France land Germany mag Be "cr' E'...
1t is On exceedingly hazarioa!! c&rs''"'.%" '
the Right at Versailles to begin zach ~.
ucnt pending the adoption Of ''nI!'I'i1 H..
tary measures BY the German Govern" ~.
This opinion is publicly cx9ressr! "''' "..'
very little reserve