New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

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/ dent MacMahOn has been in consultation with
leading politicians regarding the formation of new
Ministry. Fears Of civil war were entertained pre-
yious to the retirement of De Broge and his col
leagues \ duel has been fought between Deputies
Mitchell and Allan large. The committee to in
vestigae tine misconduct Of the ex-Ninisers, during
the recent campaign, has been appointed.
/ RETIREMENT or THE FRENCH MINISTER'S.
THEIR RESIGNATION DEFINITE-THE MEASURE DUE
TO TIE ATTITUDE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
SENATOR'S.
LONDON, Friday. Nov. 16, 1877.
| The French Ministry has resigned definitely, the
Oreanist or Constitutional Senators having refused
to support it further Thirty Senator's belonging 70
the Constitutional party and to the Right Centre
waited upon the Marshal, Thursday evening, and
assured HIM Of their devotion. but declared they
could not support the Cabinet IN policy Of resist
| ance
At preliminary meeting Of the Senator'S this morn
ing, NJ. Bocher, leader of the Constitutional group
whose votes turn the scale in the Senate, said
that the salvation Of the country was at stake, and
that the Cabinet ought 10 advise the President to
come to an understanding with the moderate mem
! bers of the Left. VI. Bocher declared that he and
his eEty-seven colleagues would not agree 10
another dissolution Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
AN ELECTION ANNUiLFD.
VERSAILLES. Friday. Nov. &c, 1877.
The recent election Of NJ Gmndperret lBonapart-
st, 10 be life Senator has been annulled in cOlse-
queuce of an error III tine count
The Bureaux of the Chamber OF Deputies have
elected the Committee Of Inquiry into Electoral
Abuses. Al. the member OF the committee, thirty
three in number, belong to the various groups Of the
Lett.
Dull FOUGHT DY TWO DrPUTLs.
Deputies Mitchell Conservative and Auain-Targe
radical fought duel today, in consequence Of the
latter having called the former a liar in Wednes-
days debate. II. Mitchell was wounded In the arm.
The MINISTER'S RE~IGNArJN rESD1EED.
PARIS. Saturday. nov. l., 1877.
The Wopi'crr scmI-oticiau announces that at this
mornings Cabinet council the Ministers rendered
their resignatous The Duke dc Brogho aud
~. de Fourtou explained that they were
tie most devoted friends OF the Marshal, but
considered a change Of Ministry necessary, as the
Chamber might refuse to vote the Budget while the
present Cabinet retained Office. President Mac
Alqhon accepted their designations, but asked the
Ministers to reanther portfolios until their success
sors were appointed and give hIm the benefit Of
their advice and cooperation in negotiations
for the formation Of a Cabinet. Tho Ministers did
not conceal their opinion that 1t would be difficult
for them assist in that task and suggested tine co.
operation Of influential members Of tho Constitu-
tonal party ID both Chambers.
Since the Council President MacMahon has held
consultations with various leading politicians, Seua-
tors and Deputies upon whose devotion he thinks be
can rely.
LoyDoS, Saturday. Nov. l., 1877.
4 Reuter- telegram from Paris says; 1T is said
tina, the delegates from the various groups Of the
RIGHT I'm the Senate viii hold conference to-mor-
row mon which all decisions respecting the torma-
ton Of new Cabinet will Depend
IMAGINATION OPPOSED TO VIOLENCE.
LONDON. Saturday. Nov. L, 1877.
| The Tines Paris correspondent telegraphs the
following: Although the announcement Of the res
ignaton Of the Ministers IL not official IT, II con-
frmed. would certainly be deemed the first satisiac-
ton 10 public opinion. President MacSiahon seems
/ altogether opposed 10 violence ! am assured
/ on excellent authority, that this morning he, IN
conversation with am old friend. secuted the idea Oh
4 coup detat as puposcsss. It's also asserted tu'I
/ General Berthaud declared in the lobby Of the
/ House, that such an idea never had ana never
would enter the MlrshaIs head
/ The Paris correspondent OF The Standard saws that
| among the members of the Committee Of Inquiry
are NM Albert Glevy, Renault, Casimlr FeHer'
/ Louis Blanc and Jules Ferry.
TIE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
icy TELEGRAPH To TIE rRlHuNE.l
PARIS Friday, Nov. is, 1877.
President MacMahon has accepted the resignation
If the Ministry. and has asked their cooperation 20
! form new Ministry. lie has also summoned sew
ral Of the leading politicians 10 assist them IN theIr
task.
GERMANY AND ITALY FEARED.
MANCHESTER. Friday, Nov. l6, 1877.
The London correspondent of The Guardian
,ot.s "a prl,ate letter from person In Paris who mas
v.,ntioual means OF Information, IN which tie writer
srs. "In my opinion civil war is now oaly question
,r..Ls p.rhaps days President MacMahon Is entirely
! 49, .n hand, OF the Bonapartists and Clercals These
- tr,t the Marshas resi- gnation would destroy their
E nm, ~ Governing France. But for fear Of Germany
an, r,aly the Government would long 40 have resored
PARIS Friday. Nov. 10, 1877.
Al this hour II o'clock p M the bourse Il very l"r'
| e r cent rentes are quoted NJ JOG francs % cell
times for the account This Is taken To 'Au'''S 'ou'
nortaut politlcal event, though possibly 1t Is only
''.,,,otive noyement. The average quotation from
Monday TO Thursday had been lO5 francs 81 cehlines
THE STATE OF FEELING IL his CITY.
-il in, France il regarded with deep interest by
b. Freuch population Of this city In general they
,,Jemn President MacMahou, and hold him respJnsi-
hl FOR tine unfortunate conflict which has arisen 4he
,taon IL involved in the deepest my sery, and great
uncertainty l. felt in regard to the future owing to the
e.rer agencies at work. Madame MacMahon Is deemed
r..n,usi,le IN part for the wayward course OF the
| prs.itent who allows himself 10 be swayed Dy
| her In political affairs De brogies speech Is
og,ried IA rendering compromise difficult II not IN
oosfbe When he said that II he could De assured tha'
n Ministry containing Blanc (l.adcaJ anu keha1t MOI
crate Republican, might be formed the pain oil par
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