New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT IMAGINATION.
HE BOWS TO TIE POPULAR WILL, AND PROMISES
10 RESPECT THE CONSTITUTION.
VERSAILLES. Friday, Dee. II, Is

VERSAILLES Friday Dee IA, 1877.
The Message of President MacSlahon was read IN
both Chambers this afternoon. 1t states that the
cleo ions of October H. affirmed afresh the conf
dence Of the country in Republican institutions.
The Message continues:
In order 10 obey parliamentary rules. have formed
Cabinet selected both Chambers, composed OF men
resolved to defend aud maintain these Institutions, by
the sincere exercise OF the constitutional lava The III
teTcsts OF the country lmperduFey dtIh'hI mat ur
crisis through which passing shall be set ~ rest
and demand, with no less force. tha II shall not he re-
neWcd The exercise Of TIC nSnt OF dissolution
in effect nothing but supreme consultation before =
judge from whom there Is no appeal and could not De
established as system or government believe II TO
any duIy exercise this night, and conform myse
BT the CONSTITUTION Of $50 Parliamentary Republic
was formed The COnsti utOn, when establishing my
irrespOnsbity, lnstiu ID the joint and individual re-
sponsoity Of The Ministers !h5 ihdepghdJn OF INC
Ministers is the condition or their reslOnsullty Inc
principles OF the Constitution are those OF my Govern
ment. The termination OF the crisis W" DC the starng
point OF new era OF pr snerltY, Tor tle promo
ton OF which all the public powers will concur.
Harmony being rcesaoiishcl between Tue sshale anu
Chamber OF Deputies, aud the latter being hencefortlt
assured against premature dissolution the Chamber will
be enabled TO achieve the great esisaye laDors ne
manded by the pupic interests me lnterhdtonai ~
bitlOn will offer 10 the world fresh testimony Ol lhe
vitality Of our country
The Message is signed by President MacMahon
and countersigned by D. de Marcere, Minister Of the
Interior and NJ. Dufaure President Of the Council.
THE REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S JUBILANr.
President MacMahOn's message was much appauded
nv the Senators OF the Left In the Chamber OF Deputies
the members Of tie Left Centre principally ap-
plauded but tho message, on the whole, made a
great Impression The Right were silent The Govern
ment in accordance with the decision Of the Budget
Committee will ask the Chamber TO vote sixth OF
toe budget and the four direct taxes
The Constitutional believes that the Chamber Will ad-
iourn on Thursday next until january
THE PARIS PRESS AND TIE NEW MINISTRY.
PARIS, Friday, Dec. IA, 1877
The Dufaure Ministry gazetted in Paris to-day.
The Constitutonnel Journal des DebdtS Republican,
SoiiI lOreanis and Dir Eeur,ems Steele (Republican)
entirely approve Of the Cabinet, and congratulate
fine country upon the termination of the crisis. The
R5oublig. Franease 9nd Rappet both Republican jour
nails admit that the Cabinet is composed Of moderate
lint sincere Republicans, but point out that 1t must
be Judged by it's works, and insist on guarantees
Tho Repnblique FRANCHISE says: I'VE have been de-
.syed so often that we be excused FOR not lmme-
dstey disarmng" Some organs OF the Rght 10 express
Hifv Tor Ptesdeat aacMahOn on account OF the uuior-
tunste position m which he Is now pi icS1 ,,,. ,
AZ Ozeuue Minister ~ Commerce, NJ rave nlnlster OF
puhle Iu.trlctOn ana Admiral ROussln, Minister OF
Marine Of tire Grimaudet de ROche0Ouet CaDuet, Will
Tesune their former positions as heads OF departments
LONDON. Friday, Dee. II. 1877.
A PARA dispatch TO The Times says: only two
q, tbe nroposed Cabinet are to Office General
Rorel Minister OF War, formerly President hacMa-
hons chief OF STAFF and is skul and lsborlous sol
der NJ Bardoux Minister OF Public Instruction, is one
NJ the most popular members OF the Moderate Left.
He WAS Under Secretary of the Ministry OF Justice TO
NJ Dufauro. NJ. WaddngtOns appointment 10 Do Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs Will be received Win warm sdtls
taeton by the whole diplomatic body, ana constitutes
happy aud pacific He is tolerant, ana moderate
Liberal IN politics and religion.