The New York herald., 1877-11-16
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
DE Broglie Opposes Investigation Into
Ministerial Acts.
GAMBETTA ARRAIGNS The MINISTER'S.
More New Cardinals TO Be Created-The
Scotch Catholic Bishops. ''
GLADSTONE HON0aED IN GLASGOW.
icy CABLE TO THE HERALD.l

[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. 16. 1877.
In the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday the
Duke de Broge. President of tho Council and Minis
Yer Of Justice, opened the debate Albert Grevys
motion for the appointment of committee TO inquire
into election abuses He mado a long speech in which
he plainly ntmated that President MacMahon would
not take Ministry from Left, nor would the gov
srnment submit to the proposed electoral inquiry.
UNCERTAIN FUTURE.
He said when the present government had fulfilled
Its task Of answering the attacks Of the Left, tho
Marshal would what was incumbent upon him.
II he could be that Ministry containing NM
republican respectively would agree upon . pro-
gramme, the path OF parliamentary procedure would
be open lfnot, 1t would bo necessary 10 seek some
other solution.
SIGNIFICANT WARNING.
The Duke de Brogie declared that tho government
were ready to accept even penal responsibility for
their acts and meet tho proposed impeachment, but
warned the new Committee of Public Safety that
neither the present. Cabinet nor its successors II
they had any regard Tor public peace would eounte
nance the proposed onesdsd inquiry
CHARGES AGAINST THE LEFT.
He accused the Lett or intimidation and
fraud during the elections, and especially
accused them Of spreading tho assertion
that conservative victory meant war. He provoked
aprotest from Gambotta by insnuatng that he caused
tho insertion Of this calumny IN German and other
foreign papers. Tho Duke dc Broge warned those
who in Wednesdays debate, appeared to appeal to in
surrection that would be suppressed and that even
II successful, its might be transient
The Dukc do Brogio was loudly appauded by the
Righ.
oAxBgrrA's REPLY.
M. Gambot,a characterized tho Duke do Broglis's
speech as abio but perHdoua He said It formed the
best argument for tho inquiry, as It showed stub
bornncss aud resistance 10 tho will OF the country.
Tho insnuaton that the Left gained majority by
misrepresentation was lic The government, guilty
Of malversaon. had gained forty seats by fraud and
robbery He denied that inquiry was illegal Ho
proiessod desire to uphold the authority OF both
chambers.
NOT AZ ENExY or AAcxAHoS.
He was not antagonist OF Marshal MacMahon.
The present Ministers were insurgents against law.
Ho finally declared that would bo q serious mattor
TO place tho Senate above universal suffrage II the
Senate arrogated the right Of decrseing a second
dissolution IL would be vcritabio reactionary con-
vention.
rnR MOTION FOR INQUIRY CARRIED.
After much violent personality vote was taken.
N. Grevy's motion was adopted by 800 against 20a
Tho Chamber decided 10 appoint the mombcrs Of the
committee OF inquiry to-day.
ALARMING RUNoRa
Numerous alarming reports current In Paris,
but generally gain little credeDce.
NEW LIFE SENATORS
MM Chabaud-Latour, Lucien Brun. Grandperret
and GrcHulhe, members OF the Right were yesterday
OF the Manchester Guardian says 1t Is believed tho
Senate will certainly vote q second dissolution.
which the Chamber OF Deputies will resist.
MoRK BE CREATED.
At consstory to be hold in December tho following
Vienna and Paris and the Archbishops of Venice and
Palermo.
TIE BAsoUEs suBMIr.
Advices from Madrid state that a royal decree has
been issued which subjects the Basque Provinces to
the same direct taxes us the rest OF Spain.
SCOTCH CATHOLIC BISHOPS.
II IL reported that tho chief OF tho new Roman
Catholic hierarchy Of Scotland will be styled Arch
bishop Of St Andrews and will reside at Edinburgh
There will also be Bishops OF Glasgow Lismore, Aber-
deem, Whithorn and Dunkeld.
GLADSTONE OF GLASGOW
In tho polling for tho Lord Rectnrship Of Glasgow
University Right Hon. W. f. Gladstone received
1853 votes, and Sir Stafford Norhcoto, Chancellor Of
the Exchcquer, 600.
rnKEATESED STRIKE BLACKBURN
Representatives of tho Blackburn spinncrs weavcrs
and cariroom hands will hold a meeting They arc
resolved to resist the proposed reduction OF live per
cent in wages determined on at q meeting OF cotton
masters In Blackburn Wednesday. A gonorai
strike ss far as Lancashire is concerned s regarded
~ q certainty. 'tsf
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