Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-13
EUROPE.
Programme of the French
Republicans.
PRESIDENT MacMAHoN 0 W
OBSTINATE AGAIN.
he Will Not Discharge His
Ministry.
THE POPE OF ROME STILL LIVING.
Progress Of the Great War
in the East.
tsrsciAL DISPATCH TO rHs Coin HnL
DAILY NKws.l
The sIsaasiea In France

hno btto. ~ SAeo
LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch from
Paris says: The violent terms Of yestsr-
days resolution for an inquiry into cleo
toral abuses, at first created alarm In con-
sequence Of the severity Of it, d~enuncia.
ton Of the Ministers. who are described -
In rebellion against tho sovereignty Of
tho nation. However. explanations re-
lieving MacMahon Of responsibility allayed
the uneaainess. In the face OF this rcso-
luton, and the committees report under
Il, tho Cabinet cannot survive In tho pres.
ence Of the Chamber. which accuses II. II
must either disappear or again resort 70
some violent measure. II 10 said that tho
Marshal will again prqregue the Chamber
for q month, which Is the limit Of
his power. This will solve nothing. I'M
less some coup d',taf IL effected during the
propagation. Others say the Cabinet will
retire aud the Marshal will form another
exactly like II. This would involve . con-.
fict In another form. Nobody talks Of
adhesion by the Marshal TO the verdict Of
tho country, yet I can affirm that couusels
OF Cancellation are coming from every
corner Of Europe, and all the cabinets
which can mako their voices heard. Cano-
vas del Castillo and Prince G~ortschakof.
Prince bismarck, Count Andrassy and
Signor De Pretis have given counsels of
moderation. II cannot DO supposed that
In view u this unAnimity and Of tho flood
OF irritation rising on all sides, the Mar
shal's advisers will still impel him along
the fatal path which must lead 10 his fall
or 10 unconstitutional acts. II 10 affirmed
that should tho Senate agree 70 . fresh
dissolution. the Chamber would not sub
init TO Il, which would force the govern
mcnt to abandon It's footing Of sham con-
stitutionalism, and show that IL shrinks
from ne violation.
Tho RepWbiiqus Franeaise significantly
remarks "The right Of ~pronouncing dis
solution with the assent OF the Senate be-
ing given 10 the President TO enable him
to constitute the country the judge Of CON-
fiicts which might arise between the MIN
istry and the Chambers, when the country
has pronounced, tho right OF the Prcsi-
dent and Senate 10 exhausted. II IL we're
lawful 10 resort 10 o second dissolution, .
third and o fourth might also DO resorted
to. The Chambers OF Deputies would be
abolished /; tho Senate would be converted
into q sovereign convention. Discussion
ON tho passing Of the budget, the regular
despatch Of business. the nominal govern
ment Of the country, and the parliament
AIRY system would no longer exist"
PARIS. Nov. l3.-President MAcxahon
declared yesterday ~ the Ministers that,
In view Of the violent accusations brought
against them In the Chamber, and which
equally Affected the whole Government, he
could not accept their designations, and
begged them TO remain ct their posts.
The Greas War In ths East.
CoSsrASrisorLE, Nov. l3.-Private tsle-
grams state that the attack on Erzeroum
was removed on Sunday.
On the Geshoffs' arrival here on Sunday
II Is proposed to send them to Aleppo with
out trial.
LONDON. Nov. i3.-Following is the tsxt
Of the Tine. Belgrade correspondence re-
garding tho dispatch reporting that the
participation Of servia In tho WAT WA de-
cided'on: From the most trustworthy
sources / hear that the active interference
Of ScryiA In the war 10 nearer al hand than
Is generally supposed. Yesterday another
subsidy Of 2.0OO,0O0 francs arrived from
Russia. An extraordinary cabinet council
was held yesterday under the presidency
Of Prince Milan. In which IL 10 stated that
the participation OF SsrviA In the Wal wa
determined on. A proclamation 70 the
army is said to be already prepared.
0ermsuy aud Nicaragua.
BERLIN, Nov. i3.-It Is said that the
Admiralty arc preparing for tho eventual
necessity Of compelling Nicaragua 10 in
dcmnify the German Consul, Eiznotuck.
for the assault recently committed upon
him.
Coadisien Of she Pope.
ROME, Nov. i3.-There Is no foundation
for the alarming rumon current at Paris
yesterday about the Pope, who still suffers
from weakness, bat whose condition has
not recently become worse.
RoME. Nov. i3.-Tho Pope Is better tc-
day, no gave an audience 10 several pcr-
sons.