The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
Continued Excitement Among the
Political Parties in France.
IMAGINATION WARNED.
The Constitution Provides for the Impeach-
menI Of the Chief Of the State.
FRANCE WILL PUNISH TREASON.
Exciting Debates in the Chamber
of Deputies.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS DEFEATED.
Kaiser William Compliments
Minister Washburne.
Exciting Debates in the Chamber
Of Deputies.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS DEFEATED.
Kaiser William Compliments
Minister Washburne.
ENGLISH FREE LOVERS In TROUBLE.
INK CABLE 70 THE HERALD.


No decision has yet been arrived at the all i'm
pOrtunt matter OF the dissolution OF the French
Chamber OF Deputies and speculation Is rife To
what course the Senate Will pursue. The question
will come up for discussion in the Senate to-day, and
ali France will walt with bated breath for the
nouncement Of the vote which may prove to be
the signal Tor the renewal OF internecnc strife.
There can be no doubt OF the deep impression made
by the unwse action OF President MacMahon and
his advisers on the minds OF the people, especially
on the republican masses. The acts OF the govern
ment are watched with the deepest interest and
with u strong suspicion that preparations Tor new
coup d'etat are IN progress.
DANGER OF CIVIL WAR.
Such Is the tension OF the public mind in France
that it would require very little TO provoke a col
lison that might easily drift into civil war; The
monarchical consprators think they can the
army to overthrow the Republic, but 1t is not
tain that they can do During the past few years
the sentiments OF the peasantry toward The l,e-
public have changed considerably, and it may be
well doubted If even the utmost efforts OF the
clerical and m0narchical parties combined could
induce any considerable portion Of the rural pop
uation to take arms against the Republic.
THE FRENCH CRISIS
In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday the Duke De-
cazes in the course Of speech, read despatch from
the French Ambassador Berlin testifying to the ex
ceent relations existing between France Germany.
He said similar assurances had been received from ST.
Petersburg, Vienna and Madrid The Minister OF Pub
lie Works said the repu hicans too dis
count the retirement OF President MacManon, who
was not the Kind OF to weary OF the performance
! OF his duty.
/ REPUBLIC DANGER.
| Tho Minister thon proceeded to defend President
| MacAIahon's right TO dissolve the Chamber, and
discussing his right Of revising the constitution
said, amid ordinations from the Lett, that he did
not admit that the Republic could be represented
| as delnitivc He reproachcd tho Left with de-
string TO gradually replace the present government by
o convention He declared that the President
| blind instrument in the hands OF Parliament but
! ought to have policy oil his own. The Minister ac-
knowIcdeed that the conservatives divided 10
the form OF government, but the republicans d.
vided the question Of principles. (iere the Minis
ter was interrupted by kissing from the gallorcs He
concluded that whatever order OF the day the House
| might pass the nnal decision rested with France.
1 pIsoRpkRLY DEBATE.
/ NJ Jules Ferry SAID the present conflict was be-
| tween personal ana parliamentary government Hc
expressed regret that the constitution had not been
locally carried out, and nded the function aries
who abused power during the elections that the House
| would judge them upon lis reelection.
The debate was adjourned until tomorrow.
| NJ
dous and he was once compelled to Quit the tribune
| WARNING MAcMAuoN
/ A special despatch from Versailles states tina,
NJ Jules gerry, replying to tho arguments OF
the government that tho President is bound have
policy OF his own pointed out that the consti,
provides for tho trial Of the PRESIDENT II he commits
| high treason.
| SISE
The Burcaux OF the Senate yesterday discussed the
PRESIDENTS demand for dissolution. A committee Of
nine was appointed, OF whom SIX favor three op
| pose dissolution.
THE SENATE TO ACT TO-DAY.
! The discussion on the question OF dissolution In
the Senate to-day WIN give dn opportunity o
Judging how far the '.moral ORDER party Is pre-
pared sacrifice the peace and safety oil France t
their schemes Of selfish ambition.
! A RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
| A despatch from the HERALD correspondent at Yer
salles announces that the opening OF the Chamber
Deputies yesterday delayed by railway accident
| REILLY GANBETrA
| In tho Chamber OF Deputies yesterday tho Du
| Dccazcs Foreign Minister declared IN reply u
NJ. Gambctta, who Ind wished to reassurc I,al!
regarding the Intentions OF the government
.,since France had fallen into suspected hands,
| that the views OF tho French government
we're we'll known in Rome and duly appreciated
lie tDccuzesJ had pointed oul to the French Am oassa
dor 10 Italy the twoiod character OF the acts OF Ma
49, expressing the hoI that time would dlsspato an
prcJudiccs.
FRANCE WANTS PEACE
He said Franco Intends to pursue cordial an,
pacific policy All parties wished Tor peace. Thu
Powers we're quite unaware OF any change In tho Tor
egn policy OF France, winch would remain pacific
stendfast Tho Duke then spoke OF the good relation
between France and countries. lett the trb
uno amid great applause
HAPPY EVENT
The distinguished Secretary OF the American Lcpa
tion to Turkey, Mr.. Eugene Schuyler is marie,
In Paris within n few days TO Miss Gertrude King
daughter Of the late President OF Columbia College
sister 10 Nine. wadding,op, w,c OF tho former Frcnc
Minister OF Public Instruction.
TuyNElLiSG TnE STRAIT
The Economist states that the engineers who mad
tho geological explorations and soundinss for tho con
struclon OF a submarine tunnel between France nm
England have reported that tuancl IS perfectly prat
tcable there Is a continuous bed OF chalk bctwce
the two shores
SOCIALIST DEFEATED
Herr Zimmerman, progressist, has been clectc
member OF tho Reichstag for the Fifth district
Berlin by 6,24G votes, against Kapc social dcmocra
who received 32l7
MINISTER wAsHBrRNE noSoRgD.
The Emperor william. on learning OF Minister wasi
burne's resignation, resolved to present him VII
his liie-sizc portrait In ucknow cdgment Of IL
protection gwen by Mr.. washpurne to German sui
jccts IN France during the war OF 1870. Ministt
washourne Will probably visit Berlin before rcturnin
TO the United States
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