The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
Protest Of the French Chamber Against
MacMahOn'S Cabinet.
THE MINISTER'S THROW OFF THE MASK.
The Government Will Present Official
Candidates.
INK CABLE TO THE HEaALD.i


LONDON, July 90 1877.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies the debate on
the Interpolation was resumed yesterday, The
principal speech was made by N. Leon Renault.
former Project Of Police, who addressed the House
In the name OF the Lett Centre and all conserya.
tives who ON grounds OF reason, had rallied 70 the
Republic. In vehement but pc rsuaslve language
he demonstrated the impossibility Of turning back
ward and restoring monarchy. The present Cabi-
net would ruin the Marshal as Polignac had ruined
Charles x, and simply pave the way for the tri-
nmph OF the Bonapartisis
PARLIAMENTARY PROTEST.
The Count dc Cholseul then presented the follow
ing order OF the day in behalf OF the united Left
Whereas the Ministry formed May II under the
presidency OF the Duke dc Broglie called to the
direction or public affairs contrary TO the law OF
the majority which Is the leading principle OF
parliamentary government and has since assum-
ing ONCE avoided giving explanations to the na-
tional representatives;
Whereas 1t has upset the administr ration to crush
universal suffrage by all the means at Its disposal
Whereas II represents merely coalition OF
monarchists guided by inspirations nom the ceri :
cal party;
Whereas 1t has allowed attacks on national
repre- sentatves and indictments to violation Of law
10 pass unpublished;
Whereas on all these grounds II mperils peace
and order and ustnrbs business and general In
terests;
Therefore. the House declares that the Ministry
does not possess the confidence OF the nation.
DEFyING THE CHAMBER.
When the reading of the order was concluded
there was much cheering. The Ministers quilted
their seats and the cheering was renewed. The
Works, said the government was Indifferent Us to
any order OF the day the Chamber might adopt;
the country would soon pronounce its decision.
eyes, exclaimed NJ Gambctta, .the country will
choose between u.s.
The order OF the day was adopted by vote OF 1868
against 1853.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
The Duke de Brogle mas informed the Senatorial
committee on the dissolution proposal that at the
elections the government would designate the can
dictate they favored, thus making use OF right
which up the present has been recognized by all
governments. The Duke also stated that il the
Senate voted dissolution the government would de-
cree 1t Immediately. The Senate Is summoned to
meet again to-day "wednesday. Debate ON dis
solution will begin at once, and night sittings viii
be held If necessary
WHAT GERMANY THINKS.
The Berlin Posts says the present government Of
q
it commands the army and administration, but no
other expedent than war Ill be available to main
tain its rule.
Relative to the statement of the Duke Decazes in
the Chamber OF Deputies that NJ. de Gontaut- Biron
reports fayorably on the relations Of Ger.
many to the French Cabinet, the
Berlin National Zetfung observes that the
peaceful relations OF Germany hardly needed
the testimony OF the French Ambassador here. A
more important question Is what are the nten-
tons OF France. The Duke Decazes' attempt to
explain away the universal distrust felt toward
the reactionary tendencies at Versailles is hope
less. other journals express similar views.
THE PRISONS DILL PASSED.
In the House OF Commons yesterday afternoon,
after three hours discussion, motion for the reec
ton Of the Prisons oil withdrawn. The bill then
passed It's third reading without a division amidst
cheers
AGAIN.
In the House Of Commons yesterday Mr.. George
Osborne Morgan. one OF the Liberal members Tor
Denbighsh,rc gave notice that, 10 OF tho with.
drawai ot the Burials bill py the Government, he
would move on the 18th Of July. resolution embody
ing The rejected clause.
psRsPRIyG LONDON.
The inhabitants are in perfect stow, General
Grant seems TO have brought over with him some
American weather. for the heat here Is unusually
great and complaints heard ali sides. The
thoroughbred Brtsher satisfied until he has
something to grumblc at, and Old sol has certainly
given him cons dcrable provocation this summer.
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