Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
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The French Crisis.

FRANCE AGAIS AGITArED by FaIfuCAL ny
CIIEHrST; PRESIDENT MACNAHoN-- IN
IEAOHDINAEY MESSAGE 10 TuE ASSEMBLY,;
AsCENE oF ALMOST UNPARALLELED EACiTE-
MENT; TE,E> OF ANOTHER TERRIBLE CIVIL
WAR.
Paris. jane lG.-lu lIe -.uate to-day tie
Duke De Brogli-. President Of the Council and
Miul>ler Of Justice, ~. -ruiei a message from
President MacMahon. asking the dissolution of
The Chamber Of Dcpuiir-. Th. Senate. after q
debate. voted % refer thc dlluaud to- Commit
tee II the ChlWLa n % Deputies. ". h, Four
ton. Nh -r,f .Mr interior. read ttl. message
oi President aarMaAuu iel4anilug that ,he
A., mby dissolve. VI. Gseyy moved an inter-
pe.ation asains, TIE Ministry, proposing the
passage Of a vote Of want u confidence.
II. Gambetta. ia hi speech in the Chamber
oi bepuiies.-la reply 10 tn. Ministry. Arrtigued
the Ultra m0niHue-, and charged that the pre-
sent troubles haHe been caused by the Vatican.
II, sand. Ga nheiia, the question Of a Presilrn-
tial successor !, opened, Theirs will certainly
be- the successor of the present incumbent The
Duke Decazes, Minister Of " ar, also spoke,
and said that the re aiiOns of France with other
nations was friendly. During the speech Of
VI. De Fourton, in presenting the message of
MacMahon, he cu!ogized VI. Theirs a. the lib-
orator Of the territory. The discussion Of Pres
ident MacMahOu's message VIII be resumed On
Monday. The senate viii Tea>>eInbie on AUu-
day 10 hear the report Of the Committee, and
10 further discuss -ae question OF dissolution.
New York. June 1.-THE Herald's Pari.
special. gives the following description Of tie
scene in the French Assembly: After presi-
dent MacMahOn'> message had been read NJ.
Belmont developed the Interpolation offered
by Gambetta on the 18th Of May. With his
speech commenced scenes Of violence never
known since the days OF the first revolution.
There were heard impreeations and Insults.
which CREW, the President. declared were
never paralleled in the annal, of French lcgi,-
laiiye history. For the outrage offered to the
| Speaker by Robert Mitchell, the President de-
I manded vote Of censure. which was immed-
| lately passed. During the whole Of Bethmour-
| speech there was q succession OF the most fur
/ ious imprecations on IN" part Of the Right. and
1 every attempt Of the President to keep order
/ was met by shouts and threats OF defiance.
/ After BethmOnt. DE FOurton ascended the tri.
/ bune 10 speak Oh behalf of the Government.
I He was bold able. Yndiciye and defiant, aud
I was continually met by the Lef with Indignant
I prOtestatiOns. He was IS repe atedly aud fur
I iousy applaudrd By the Right, while the In
I vainly endcasored TO suppress their indgna-
/ ton. In his speech be made allusion 10 NJ.
/ Thiers a. the liberaior of the territory when
l there occurred an extraordinary scene. the
| whole Left rising to their feet ard giving cheer
I afler cheer. Many Of the =. nbers rushed 10
/ the venerable statesman % marskthe sense Of
/ the Justice Of tni- tribute - ~AfterfOurton coz
cluded, Gambetta ascended the rribune. The
I Deputies and galleries were under the Influence
/ Of profound emotion. His drs sentences were
met with a storm OF disapprobation and insult
[ from the Right. In vain the President tried 10
preserve order. Every appeal was met by
/ seorn and insult. Such was the yiolenre Of
/ faul de Cassagnac that the President demand
/ ed d vote Of censure against him, and II was
passed. This bad no effect IL ailaying the
I storm. Almost every word the orator uttered
was met with howiings and mprecaions from
the Right. the Lett responding by yoeiferou.
applause. Alter q hit made by Gambetta.
The tribune and menace bia, with threat. and
( uplifted arms. The Left would also rush 20 he
area, and at times a collision seemed ineyit-
able. For five minutes the Chamber was a
perfect pandemonilm. the President losing al
control over its angry elements. During this
time Gambetta. with folded arms, stood uii-
moved in the tribune. During the remainder