, 1877-12-02
An Eye. Witness Account Of the Recent
Stormy Proceedings in the
House Of Deputies.
Turkey VIII Give Full Satisfaction for
the Seizure Of tho Italian Vessels.
The Pops at Last Accounts Thought to
Be in Dying Condition.
FRANCE.
H0JTnER STATEn

| LIES HAS uCClAIGu valid EHE EieCE1Qn OF h0EnEF.
T. | THE BUDGET COMMITTEES PROGRAMME.
VERSAILLES. Dec. 1.-The Budget Commit,
I intend moving that the Chamber pass a vote {
the direct taxation clauses, enabling the Coul
, I ellis General to take the preliminary step
distributing, without, however, authorizing co
lection.
? ORDER REVOKED,
United States Minister Moves has obtainc
. | revocation Of the order Of expulsion of Bedc
who used language displensing to the Cover,
ment during the elections, and Informed hi
he may return to France.
STORMY SCENES IN pARLfAMEyT-PERsoNA
TlEs-TuE LIE GIVEN.
| Dispatch to London Times.
| PARIS, Nov. IL Is it necessary to So
/that the Chamber was full to-day, that the ga
4 larics were crowded to excess, and that fcvcris
excitement prevailed among both actors and spec
| tatorsl The drama which had been acting be
hind the scenes for six months was at 1cugtl
about to come before the public in broad day
light. To-day was to be read the report on thu
proposal to appoint Committee Of 1nquir.
into the acts OF tho Cabfne
during the painful period which hat
elapsed since the 18th Of June, aud which, iii
fortunately, is not ret closed. The whole iutcr
s.
| in the Chamber. The worl, Of the lobbles has
ceased: the work Of tile Assembly has begun
The country, public oDistion the conscience Of tli<
| whole world expect jnstire to be done, law and
tors to be oycrthrown. The Left has nominated
. Committee Of Investigation Oh MI that has
| happened during the elections, to briii:.
to light The proceedings inlulgctl
! in under the shadow Of arbitrarncss,
| to point out eyerv act Of violence, ami to call
| nierifed punishment every Infringement of
| the law. It is possible the language OF the ma
jority is violent, that their rccitals contain ex-
prcssons which seem pointed at the Marshall
! though this quite contrary to their intentions
| and that they might have been more moderate
and skilful; but they certainly could not hare
! acted In more consonance with the universal
sentiment; they could not have afforded greater
satisfaction to the claims Of Justice.
The Cabinet, however, will doubtless take ad-
| vantage OF this attack to naisreprescut it,
above oil, to discover in it Il pretext for pro-
longing its own existence; aud the following
mole, issued to-day by the sen-oiicial Agency,
shows that this is tue first profit they have DE-
rived from ". Albert Grevv's proposition:
"The President Of the Republic declared yes
terday to the members OF the present Cabinet
that, in view ef the violent accusations
of which they had been the
object in the Chambers and which,
accept their resignation. and begged them to
remain at their posts"
What does it signify whether the Marshal has
asked the Cabinet to remain or notl The fact
which uuGcrlics the whole situation was tue
main point Of the admirable speech of II. Leon
Rcnault. which took up nearly the whole Sit
ting, and Is that the Ministry Of the 18th OF
May still sat on the benches yesterday; that it
will still occupy tlcm Tomorrow.
At ) O'Clock II. Lcllond, the Reporter, as
cendcd the tribune, and read 4 report advising
the adoption of the project OF appointns q
Commission OF Inquiry into what happened
during the elections. AS soon US the report WAS
finished loud provincial roirc cried, ''.}f de-
and peal Of disrespeetful laughter from the
Left saluted n. Numa Darasnon, who rushed to
the tribune. There arc some causes which i'll
luck pursucs. That Of the Cabinet is OF the
number. It would have been difficult to find
among the Right less popular, less serious, less
authoritative defender Of the Ministry ii.
l5aragnon did not belong to the last Chamber.
lie was in the National Assembly, and hc made
himself Il kind OF specially Tor ASCENDING the
tribune III moments Of great embarrassment,
question, but By making some diversion. This
speciality had acquired for him the sobriquct of
"Tcrre Ncuyc,'' and, By dint Of having been
made ''Tcrre Ncuye,' he got himself lifted into
an Cnder secretaryship Of State in the Interior,
under N: dc Broglic, and on the fall Of ~ lie |
B3rog|ie into similar post in the Ministry |
Of Justice, under NJ Dcpeyre. The |
last clcctous sent him back to the Chamber, |
where he has just resumed his favorite ocvupa- !
tion, and 1t was he who opened the combat ,; |
Leblond's report. According to N. Baragnon,
the appointment of that Commission OF In |
Jufrv is q revolutionary usurratfo1i, and the |
Chamber is not invested with the right of max
Commission. This inquiry was combination
recalling the Convention; shut you are not
The Convention; you arc only the phar-
LON Of the Convention, and it is sutli~
;ient to march upon You to make YOU
is a threat!' .'Nlat do YOU mean BY that.'l
": Bara:;uon begged tho Chamber not to COM
nit thcf first onensc against the Constitution.
= It, As FOR that" said he, in conclusion, "the
So9titntion is protected by the Senate, BY the
6ree." IVociferons applause from the Ri9ht.]
ING last word OF this speech, the ultima ratio
,Hthe Right, points to its meaning. All these
Deputies deem that they have the
elves behind chief commanding 100000
,ayoncts. This is the last word Of all
,aragnons who urge coups d'etat. and who hope
hey will not be tie last to profit by them.
hey have the might. You arc congratulated, |
'ou think Yourself a great orator, future Min
stcr.. The rest is not worth consideration.
should llk: to give in extcnso the splendid | ]
pecch Of II. Leon Rcnault, who spoke for two
ours and half, amid the uproar OF the Right
nd the applause Of the Left. 1t Gun bc inag-
ncu what, on suci, an occasion, could be said I
Y a tuan whose talent has made him the
utEorizcd mouthpiece Of the majority. lie I
rev up against the Cabinet OF the 18th OF May, |
iltnout reference to the irresponsible Chief Ut /
nc state, the most formidable act Of accusa- /
ION Imaginable. He described it as dismissng ]
II agents OF all cIasses directly or indirectly in
e serV1ce OF the Government, dismlssing Scna-
ors from their posts as Mayors closing the | {
ub!lc thoroughfares to the liberal newspapers, / I
la4ing the Marshal an electoral agent, lictat- c
'g to him manifestoes which overturned bc- S
9rchand the national will, having the pretcn-
On to govern with the Senate alone, which | t
6oistes the natio1,ul representation, and a
lakng use of official placards to yllifv the Re- t
ubllcan Deputies. lie defended the right Of t
ie Chamber to appoint special Commissions n
inquiry, and depicted II. de Fourtou accept q
g the responsibility Of these calumnics, the !
NC de Brog!ie emulating the Due de Pcrsigny, II
lc Aiaglstracy degraded into the tool OF official
.rsccutions, the clergy spurred into the con-
ct, press prosecutions multiplied beyond
'ecedent. aud, lastly, the Marshal put in the
ont to cover Cabinet bound in honor tocoycr
n. In conclusion, he said: fr
- The Senate, guarantee Of public liberties D
the eyes OF real Conservatives, is held up as -
G instrument Of a second dissolution, which
1uld be fatal to every guarantee Of sclf-govcrr-
ent. Tho Senate, however, having at its head so
man like the Due d'Audinret- Pasquier, will m
It allow its name 10 be thus abused. For the
st time the country sees itself confronted by
Cabinet which has forescen and calculated On
e refusal Of the Budget. and pleads that Prus-
has existed fnlr wears without n rao1,forjc |