The New York herald., 1877-11-21

the college faculties Of the United States.
The average American college president
would have torn his hair in rage.
SUGGESTIVE INCIDENT
At q critical moment in the proceedings
IN efagy of a monkey robed in. an under
graduates gown was lowered into the mid
die OF the hall from the most prominent
point in the gallery. This efigy bore
legend in large letters, "The Missing Link. !"
notwithstanding all this chatting and laugh
ter there was much sincere enthusiasm.
PUBLIC DINNER.
In the evening DR.. Darwin was further
honored with public dinner, but the deli
cate health of the savant prevented his
attendance. Professor Huxley made the
speech in response to the toast of Mr.. Dar-
wins health. The event has, beyond ques-
ton, created deep and gratifying impress
sion among the scientific classes throughout
England.
THE DE BRoGLIE MINISTRY.
The Paris 0nctas Journal announces the resig-
nation Of the Cabinet which President MacMahon
has accepted. The Ministers win serve until their
successors are appointed
SEVERE REPUBLICAN CRITICISM.
The republican journals comment bitterly on the
Eon
day proposed by the Right, regarding 1t as the
commencement Of serious conflict between the
two chambers
CONSERVATIVES ENDORSEMENT.
The conservative organs consider that the result OF
Mondays proceedings tho Presidents position
intact, as It places him above party strifea They
recommend the government 70 keep within tho pre-
scrlp.ions OF The constitution.
THE COMING TRANSITION MINISTRY.
II is said in Paris that the Ministry will not be
Trimaudet de Rochebouet will bo President OF the
Council and Minister Of War; NJ Batbio Minister OF
obstruction; N. Pouyer-Q Quertisr Minister Finances
n. Depeyre. Minister OF Jussice; NJ do wslche. Min
lister Of the Interior; N. Bonneville, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs; M. Delome, Minister OF Commerce.;
n de MontgolAer Minister OF Public Works. and Ad-
mira Gicquel des Touches. Minister Of Marine
THE PROSPECT AHEAD
Paris correspondent, commenting on the latest
list Of probable Ministers, says such ministry must
after the FIRST encounter with the Chamber
Of Deputies the Chamber again dissolved In
tho latter virtual coup dktat is inevitable as an
othsr Chamber could not be elected In time vote
budget and the government would therefore have TO
SOLICIT taxes without authorization.
TIL. CHAMBER TAKES ISSUE WITH DE sRooLn.
The Chamber Of Deputies, by q vote Of 2s7 to 21o
yesterday passed motion introduced by N. Beth
mont in the name Of the majority, 70 the enscs that
In view Of the doctrines enumerated by tho Duke de
Broglie on Monday, the Chamber, being resolved TO
maintain its prerogatives against encroachment ad-
lourns the discussion the validity Of the election
s Relic, Under Secretary Of State at the Ministry
s the Interior until the Electoral Abuses Committee
shall have reported his doings relative to official
eandidatures.
AWAITING THE NvrsrraArrox
N. Marion then urged that, a. thssMinistry had re
signed and no regular government existed, the Cham
Der ought to adjourn. Tue Chamber, notwitnstaud-
ing tho protests OF the Right agreed BY Of 2ss
TO 2S1, to adjourn until Thursday.
TIE REPUBLICANS YIRx
In the bureaux NJ. Gambetta, being asked whether
the Lett would vote tho direct once, replied
that that depended on circumstances. The bureaux
have elected the Budget Committee all Its members
belong TO the Left The attitude Of the Chamber OF
Deputies has created q deep impression everywhere
THE SENATE ALSO ApJouRNs
The Senate yesterday adjourned until Thursday.
oAISous THREAT DUpANLoUP
The Defense Bishop Dupanloup's organ) urges
President MacMahon to scloct an energetic War Min
is.er, the Minister Of War may In . tow days be
called upon to play preponderatng part in the
Cabinet
RESISTING INVESTIGATION.
The France publishes circulars OF the Ministers Of
Firancc and Commerce, enjoinng their subordinatss
not 10 assist the Electoral Abuses Committee either
directly or indirectly.
SETTLING TRADE DISPUTES.
The cotton-masters OF North and Northeast Lanca-
Ihire conferred with deputntious numerous oper-
ltves' societies at Manchester yesterday, and II
1t last amicably arranged that wages should be
duced five per cent January 2 If trade meanwhile
showed no signs OF Improvement
THE xAsoNs YIELD
Tho executive committee of tho London Master
Builders Association yesterday confirmed the resolu
tion conference with the striking masons would
be useless
A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
AN OLD MASSACHUSETTS FARMER AND HIS