The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28
IMAGINATION AND YnE REPUBLIC.
Gambetta Makes a Speech at q
Banquet to Grant.
THE CRISIS STILL THREATENING.
New Naturalization Treaty Between the
United States and Germany.
SPANISH POLITICAL PARTIES.

SPANISH POLITICAL PARTIES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. %, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent In Paris telegraph
that President MacMahon yesterday received q
delegation from the party OF the Right In the Sem
ate. They assured the Marshal Of the unwaver1ng
support of their party in the present crisis, and en-
couraged him to persevere in his present policy OF
resistance to the Chamber.
AN OMNIBUS THREAT.
The Marshal replied as follows:-"Gentlemen, I
thank you for your cooperation and believe have
the night TO count upon 1t. If the Senate Is faith-
ful to its duty as the guardian, with me, Of the
constitution and OF legality, IL VIII sustain me.
feel sure It will. r. unfortunately for the country,
1t should prove otherwise, lot will still be the
same and shall know how to snow you the ways
GRANT At GIRARDlxs TABLE.
NJ Emile do Gfrardin gavo grand dinner to General
Grant yesterday evening" Among the guests werc
Minister Noyss. Mr. Hit. NM. Gambotts, Grovy, Re-
nauls, De Lesscps. waddinston and vignaud. H. Dc
Girardln proposed General Grants health.
GRANT DRINKS TO THE rxkxcH RHPuDLIc.
The General Responded and drank to the prosperity
OF the French Republic. saying no hoped II would At
tain the result which Americans mad endcavorsd 10
attain, namely, rgpe OF liberty accessible to every
body. NJ waddington translated General Grants
speech to the company.
GAMBErTA MAKES 4 POINTED SPEECH
NJ Gambetta, proposing tho health Of NJ. de Grar.
d,n thanked him for aYording him opportunity to
Sit at tho Same table with tho ex-President OF the
United States. Ho spoke with praise Of General
Grants political career, and showed how the General
obedient to laws Of his country while he under.
stood tho Importance and dignity Of the army.
permitted It to assume supremacy over tho civil
power NJ. Gambetta concluded a. follows :-.Franoo,
Notwithstanding hcr unmcrited misfortunes, remains
great and generous and attached above all TO liberty"
DISSOLUTION OR RESIGNATION
Tho AoniteGr says 1.-THE Right has resolved 70
initiative Of bringing about the discussion Of
the Budget in the Chamber. The Minister OF Finance
win take this opportunity to reair the ideas OF con.
citation and appeassment which predominased at she
formation Of tho Cabinet should tho Chamber Of
Deputies, nevertheless refuse to vote the Budget.
President MacMahon will draw up message render
Ing the Senate Judge OF The situation and summoning
t TO choose between another dissolution Of che Dspu.
ties and his resignation"
xAcxARox KAY RxLxSr.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times, discuss.
dent MacMahon may submit 10 tho Senate
the alternative OF dissolution or his resignation,
II the Chamber refuses to vote tho Budget, says
others believe and they arc probably right
luton President MacMahon will hold him.
self absolved from hts rash promises and
take Cabinet acceptable 10 the Chamber. Reports
arc also current that tho Loft intend 70 send con-
ciiatory deputaton urge the Marshal to return TO
the normal system OF government by the majority.
rHH LEFT MAKING THE WAY EASY.
The same correspondent says It is understood thas
tho Budget Committee, Ignoring Minister DO wsche's
motion for
tho separate consideration Of the four categores Of
ton to the samo effect
4 STATE OF srk0E rHREArRSRD.
Yesterdays Figaro said:-"snould the government
dissolve the Chamber Of Deputies the State Of siege
will only be proclaimed in the frontier provinces and
few departments particularly those whore the
papers are discussing tho disposition Of the army"
As TO tho latter tho Figaro declares possible
that state OF siege may be proclaimed irrespective
Of the question dissolution This refers TO the fact
that many republican newspapers arc discussing the
question whether In the event OF . conflict the army
will stand by NacMahon or the Republic.
DELIBERATIONS OF THE BUDGET COMMITTEE
The Budget Committee Of the Chamber Of DeDdHes
will sis to-day deliberate upon tho question Of
fussns TO vote the budget unless President MacNahon
takes . republican Cabinet The Chamber IL ex-
pccted 10 decide this matter on Thursday. Tho pro
cesd,nss Of the Budget Committee are secret
the FIRST su6r.
In the Chamber Of Deputies Yesterday partial re-
port OF tho Budget Committee was read declaring
tina, The supplementary credits docreed after the las,
| dissolution were illegal The report Vas not dis
cussed because the Ministers were absent from The
| sitting.
SIGNS OF POPULAR EXCITEMENT.
During the two nights past small manuscript
placards, insulting or threatening President Mao.
Mahon, have boon posted quarters Of Paris
Tho Gazette DIES Trbunauz states that a hundred por
sons were arrested yesterday for drunkenness.
raising sedi,ious cries and insulting resisting thu
police.
| MINISTERIAL OFFICIALS RETAINED
Minister weicbs yesterday held reception Of the
chiefs Of the Ministry OF the Interior and informed
them ths. no intended TO retain the star employed W
| N. FourtouL
GrRnASy AND rHK UNITED srAr.s.
| The Posts Berlin correspondent says the negotia.