The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-13
French AnnIrh-

PARIS, November lI.-Gormany and
Italy have paid the balance at their sub.
sides 90 the ~. GOthard tunnel, rcspec-
lively, { GOO, 600 and 100000 francs
" hen CaillauX, Minister OF Finance,
introduces the budget, Deputy OF the
Right will propose that tour principal
taxes be voted Immediately, Iudepeud
entity Of the budget The belief pre-
walls that the refusal of the
Deputies TO vote these taxes will be
followed b. h request for R vote OF n die
solution in the Senate, and If granted
the President intends TO dissolve the
chamber and submit the question OF his
reslgr alton 10 the country by sort Of
pcblscite. The Mac Mahonites claim
that the Senate will vote for dss1lu-
tion by fifteen or twenty majority, but
this is not generally believed.
All the late ministerial organs IN the
OrIcanisL or Constitutional interests now
demand the Republican ministry, nclud
ing the MOmtelv, SatctL SoT and CoHst.
tutJOHci.
The Republicans attended President
Mac Mshon's reception Saturday.
A number OF Spanlsrds, armed with
rifles, have crossed the Pyrenocs and en-.
tered Spain. a rising is expected.
VERAILLEs, November l2-In tho
Chamber OF Deputies to-day NJ. Grevy,
in returning thanks for ms election NJ
permanent President OF the Chamber,
said be would strive to show himself
equal 10 the occasion in the same way ss
the Chamber, by its moderation and
irmness, would know how - act toits re
,ponsiblIty, guided by the admirable
wisdom ana will OF the country.
Urgency was then voted for the motion
TO modify the standing orders SO Ms 70
better enable the President 10 repress
disturbances
During the debate, Albert Grevy
moved to appoint committee 10 inquire
into the election abuses He declared
that the country expected q condemna-
tion Of the system OF official candIdAture,
and he asked that urgency be voted Tor
hIs motion.
Duke de Brog lie, in the name OF the
government, supported the demand
tor urgency. He said that
he wished light TO be thrown
on the accusations against the govern
ment The Ministry would meet the
INQUIRY with more readiness than did the
members of the government OF the 4th
Of September, although perhsp- It might
ask Tor more impartial judges ,usH the
Committee Of Inquiry. /! was a strange
theory which required that two Of the
estabiished powers ought immediately "
bow 70 the will Of the third
Urgency was voted, and the bureau
Immediately appOEted committee ~
examine, with Albert Grevy r. reporter.
On the resumption Of the sittIrg, the
committee prcselted their report, cH-
planning that the persons aimed 1t by
the motion as responsible Tor the cleo
torsl abuses are those agents VINO
sre recognized rs responsible By
the constitution and not the President
whom the law renders irresponsible.
Gam BETA, IN replying 70 a ques. Ton by 4
mem Der OF MS bureau, gave similar eI-
planstiOn OF the object Of the motion.
These declarations were considered tO
represent the unanimous OPILIOn Of the
Lett, and the sitting wHs adjourned with
out further incident.
The Norit,llr pub ishes the following
l. IS SAD that President MscMshOn has
declared that be had only 70 give sign
and the Bonsparist would st once furnish
him with the elements necessary Tor
forming 6 vigorous ministry, hut be did
no, intend 10 govern By that means. He
would no. become the scconp!ice 0t
intrigues He meant ~ select minis
try from constitutional groups. II this
cCncllistory sttemp! failed NJ would
resign. President MscMsnon hes not yet
opened nego.iaiio's tor the formation o'
8 Cabinet, but has already selected the
men whom be considers capable Of full
filing Lis programme.