The New York herald., 1877-11-17
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From All Parts Of the
World.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY RESIGNS
0rleaniSt Senator'S Refuse to Sanction
a Policy Of Resistance.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY RESIGNS
NO SECOND DISSOLUTION
Duel Between a Republican ant
Bonapartist Deputy.
GENERAL GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
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LONDON, Nov. II, 1877.
General Grant continues to receive many vista
from nlustrous personages. The Marquis de Tai
leyrand-Pcrigord gives q banquet In his honor on
November %, and the General will dine with the
Comte de Paris on the 23d.
VISITING " THIERs' CRAVE.
General Grant visited the tomb OF NJ. Their
Thursday, and placed upon it u wreath OF immor.
tellcs.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY RESIGNS
The Paris Moniteur (seml. oflciaD announces that
at yesterday mornings Cabinet council The Minis
ters rendered their designations. The Duke de
Broglic and NJ Fourtou explained that they the
most devoted friends OF the Marshal, but consd.
cred a change OF Ministry necessary, as the Cham
ber might refuse to vote the budget while the
present Cabinet retained office.
TIE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
President MacMahon accepted their designations
but asked the Ministers to hold their portfolios
until their successors were appointed and give him
tho benefit OF their advice and cooperation In ne
gotlations for the formation ol Cabinet The MIN
listers did not conceal their opinion that 1t would be
difficult for them to assist in that task, and sug-
gested the cooperation Of influential members Of
the constitutional party In both Chambers
LOOKING FOR NEW ADVISORS
Since the Council President MacMahon has hold
consultations with variols leading politicians
Senator'S and deputies. upon whose devotion he
thinks he can rely.
A'MAHoy WILL HAVE no COUP D'ErAr
The Times Paris correspondent telegraphs tho foI
lowng:-"Although the announcement OF she resigna.
ton Of the Ministers is not Official It, II confirmed,
would certainly be deemed the frat satisfactiou
to public opinion. President MacMahon seems
altogether opposed TO violence. ! am assured on
cxceont authority that this morning hc In CONVERSE
ton with an old friend. secuted the idea Of coup
detdt as purposclcsa II also asserted that General
such m idea never had and never would sn.er the
Marshafs head" ts
Tnx RIGHT ~ CONSULTATION.
Is said that tho delegates from the various groups
OF tho Right the Senate will hold conference to-
day, upon which all decisions respecting the founi Ia
ton OF new Cabinet will depend
THE REASON OF THE RESIGNATION.
Thirty Senators belonging to the constitutional
party aud to the Right Centre waited upon the Mar
shal Thursday evening and assured him Of their de-
votion but declared they could no, support tho Cabi
net In policy Of resistance.
oRLKASsrs nRFUsE VOTE DISSOLUTION.
At preliminary meeting OF the Senator's yesterday
morning NJ Bochcr loader Of the constitutional group
whose votes can turn the scale In the Senate said
that the salvation Of tho country at stake, and
The Cabinet ought to advise tho President to come
to nm understanding with the moderate members
Of the Left II. Bocher declared that he and his
twonty sovon colleagues would not agree to another
dissolution Of tho Chamber Of Depusios
poNApARrIsr ELECTION ASxULLRD.
The recent election OF NJ. Grandperret Bonapartst
to be lie Senator. has bcen annucd In consequences
Of an error In tho count
INVESTIGATING THE MINISTRY.
The Bureaux Of the Chamber Of Deputies have
elected tho Committee Of Inquiry into Electoral
three III number belong the various groups of the
Left
Among the members OF the Committee OF Inquiry
arc MM. Albert Grevy, Ronault, Casimr-perer, Louis
Blanc ana Jules Ferry.
DUEL BETWEEN DEPrrIEs.
Deputies Mitchell (Bouapartist and Allain- large
ropubl,can) fought duel yesterday in consequence
Of the latter having called tho former liar In wedncs
days debate. N. Mitchell was wounded In tho arm.
AN ALARMIsr's OPINION.
The Manchester Guardians London correspondent
quotes q private letter from person In Paris who,
he says, has excoptiona. means Of information, in
which the writor says:-sIn my opinion civil 10
now only question oil weeks, perhaps days. Pres
dent MacNahon Is entirely the hands OF the Bona
part!s,s and clcrcas Those know that the Marshais
resignation would destroy their last hope OF govern
ing France. But for fear of Germany and Italy the
government would long have resortod to iorce."
JopBEss' PULsE.
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for tho account This was taken 10 Indicate
poriant political event, though possibly only
| speculative movement
An AMERICAN
| The Royal Society has awarded tho Copiey Geology
Medal to James Dwight Dana Professor OF Geology In
Yalo College
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
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