The New York herald., 1877-09-19

MACMAHoN ISSUES HIS MANIFESTO TO TH1
PEOPLE OF FRANcE-THE REPUBLIC MUST
LIvE-No CHANCE FOB THE USE OF A TAMH
EAGLE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Sept 19, 1871
President MacMahons manifesto to electors
points out that since his accession to power he
has, by appealing to the moderate men OF all par
ties endeavored to insure order at home and peace
abroad. He has only resorted to fresh appeal ia
the country when this double blessing appeared ID
hlm to be compromised.
vIvE LA REPUBLIQUE
The manifesto declares that the question of the
orm of government is beyond discussion. The
Marshal will cause the constitution to be respected
Elections adverse to his policy would mean aggra.
waited conflict and agitation, prcjudcia to all in
terests, while elections favorable to that policy
would signify the re-establishment Of harm ony be-
tween the public powers. The manifesto concludes
with an appeal to the country to place Its conf.
ndence in the Marshal-Presdent
The foregoing Is summary OF the manifesto
issued bya semi-onicial agency in anticipation Of
the puDllcatlOn OF the 1ul text.
HIS HONESTY OF PURPOSE.
The Paris correspondent of the Times gives further
particulars OF President MacMahons manifesto. He ID
informed that it is only preliminary, and Yill in Aftoen
twenty days bc followed by thorough programme
clearly stating the Marsbal's intentions Tho manifesto
says dissolution necessary because the elections
OF 1876 endangered the prosperity Of the country
by subordnatng the government to the influence OF
radical and this state OF affairs tend
ing to establish the despotism of n convention
FRANCE BELIEVE HIM.
The manifesto concludes as follows :-"You are told
that wish to overturn the Republic; you will not be-
licve 1t. What expect Of you is that you will
elect Chamber which, rising above the
competitions of partles will occupy ,tsolf with the
moral grandeur and material prosperity Of Franco.
France wishes for tranquility and peace. We u.s.
sure her these benefits. You will listen 10
soldier belonging to party having no revolution
ay or rotrogade passion, and who is only guided BY
love OF his country"
NOT INFLUENCED DExAGoouEs
The correspondent is also assured that the mani.
festo contains tho following sentencc:-"I cannot
obey the injunctions OF demagogues l shall
remain and defend the Senate the great interests
which have been ntrusted TO mo-" The eorrespon'
dent considers this expression grave that ho gvoa
1t under reserve.
The Paris Official Journal will publish President
MacMahon's manifesto to-day,
WANTS A TAME RAGLE.
The Paris Temps states that Prince Louis Napoleon
arrived the Chateau do Dave, in tho province OF
Namur Belgium, 4 visit to the Duo de Fernan
Nunez, who is allied. through hts wife, to tho Montijo
family. He will remain there unaer tho pretext OF
hunting Tho Daily Ne,cs Paris correspondent says
his coming so near tho French frontier during the
electoral peiio occasions remark. "There arc some
who think he Is dreaming Of the aurcls Of Strasbure
and Bouogno."
AND ENGLAND
Peremptory orders have been received at Ports
mouth for tho armor. plated steamships Triumph
g. $50 tons and Hercules s677 tons to be got ready
for sea by the Both October Is expected that tho
Triumph will relieve the Shah in the Pacific Peru har
demanded reparation for tho attack Of tho Britsb
ships Shah and Amethyst on tho Huascar. England,
on the other hand, maintains that Admiral Do Horsey
was perfectly justified in attacking tho Huascar.
HEAVY EXPLOSION.
Messrs Thompson Co., proprictors OF the Spring
Garden Engine Works, at Nowcastle-upon-T Tyne
have failed. Their liabilities are $550000