, 1877-07-08
The Reassembling of the French
Parliament.
The Chamber Of Deputies Turned into a
Wild~Beast Show.
Tote Of Censure on the Governments =.
Ruinors Of Coming Coup d'Etat.
village-Fetes Near the 0apital-Theatrical
and 0peratio Gossip

Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARIS, France, JuEc 20.--After months en-
forced absence, the Chambers hare reasscmbled
at Versailles The first act Of the Government
was to demand the consent Of the Senate to the
dissolution. It is probable that the question
will be decided affirmatively to-day or to-mor-
TOW. Such at least Is the general expectation
here since the Lcggitimists made known that
they had resolved to give the Cabinet the indis-
pcnsaolc assistance OF their votes. Tomorrow,
thcn or, at latest, the end OF tho week, France
will be without representative. Such men as
those who hold the power At present hare no
claim to the name. They are most positive mis-
representatives
You know by cable what has passed IN the
Chamber Of Deputies Since Saturday scene
has followed sccne; passions hare been inflamed
to rcd-heat- The upshot Of it nil is this: AS
was anticipated, the Republican majority has
passed vote Of ccnsure upon the Government,
thereby dealing it blow which it will not
easily recover from, despite all its iinpudcncc.
The text Of
& TIE oRpER-oF-THE-DAT. VOTED
is plain, strong, and shows that the Chamber is
thoroughly in earnest Read it, and judge:
The Chamber of Deputfeeeonstdering that the
Ministry formed on the 18th Of May by the fresi-
dent Of the Republic, anc presided over ~ ": de
contrary to the law Of najoritca which is the rule
OF Parliamentary Government; that, ever eince its
Of it, conduct to The representatives. of the country
that ii HIS deorgautzcd the IN order
to ouipulatc universal suffrage by AL means IN its
archica parties, acting under the guidance OF tue
-lcricale: thst, in consequence, ever since Tue
18th Of May, 1t has allowed attacks against the
NATIONAL representation and cases OF inciemcnt to
q violation Of the iaw to 20 nnpnniehcd, that, on
nil thcfe accounts it in danger to order and peace
and disquietinG to commercial and other interests
ettar<f that the Ministry has not tho confidence Q!
the of the Nation, and passes to the
Order Day.
TINS scathing condemnation Of the Cabinet
was approved by 3c3 mcmhers,-exactly the
number which signed the Protest Of the Left
after the dismissal Of jules Simon. Since the 10th
Of MAY one Of the Republican members has
died, but the loss Of this vote was counter
balanced BIZ the adhesion OF Prince jerome
Bo1,a.,artc, who seems to have broken with his
family good and all. One hundred and fifty
eight Deputies voted against tue ccnsure- The
Republicans had thus majority Of no less than
26
l cannot describe the excitement that has
been created in Paris and In Versailles BY tho
crents Of this week. The fight for seats during
the progress Of the debates was sufficient
index to the intense interest felt. Very few,
comparatively, were able to gain admittance to
tho Chamber, but those few who did witnessed
an edifying spectacle indeed. Never since tho.
DAYS Of the Convention has the National As
scmbly presented such
4 D1sGRAcEFDL ASPECT.
In the worst quarrels OF the 1871 Assembly,
some sort Of decency was maintained. Honor
able members did not give each other the lie
direct, Or lucy oaos tle3 ecucia any it,aue
some sort Of rctraction, to sho" that,
If they were politicians, they were also
rron.,an,or Rnt IN Saturday. Monday.
- ....,t 80 ~, xoe+-,,r+
ana lucsoay, passion s"ept a"as ul eee''nne'
The Left was, at the outset, calm anu moucfate
enough; but it was soon evident that the Bona
n,rt;s.s had determined on deliberate ATTEMPT
pA'.'s.s u.sl s,....a..s. ,.s 49,. ~; ,,o;,',r
" e'nc ''es "sr S,1u,,' o'a' ' ".s -. .o,1.'3
Frenchmen, the Kepuolfcans were tlol-neaoea'
and soon exchanged their first attitude Tor ono
1ass identified. Then there was an cnd OF all
onso- Thn Chamber s1,on rcscmhlcd Roman
'"c'. A"e ~na'''oe. 49, .a-.'@'.s,,a -
anpnl1hea1re 1asnef ''a' i.sPeet'ul1 eooA. ~
Eumdrum mldalc-aged gchtle1hen o1 luz "le-
tccnth century. Fierce taunts and vulgar III
suits we're banded to and fro, and at moments
- .a.,1.- 1o,.Iod ss # 4hc whole matter
=, f-o. 0.ht
would nave cnoeo LII iice nsAt
In the midst OF all the storm
H. Gambctta, On Saturday, contrlvcd-thanks
tn a nat,cntr ,1ntirinr and an cloa1cnce almost
~ as pa.ls''. =. u aa,:.ar ' ~ rea,,r mapniticen,
@ aafs =, ,,.s,o - .nt forth rerv cnmncfciv
,,rt,,a,nI,o - ~ +hn Rcnnhrcan narty lie
n',,dsd ene m an on,.osi+e atns;nn fo fi,c Parlia-
,n"n+ ~ IGN $. ;Ec The 2A1 who we're then
.acat y. 4ooo. L4ne ,.o;d comhott, 1--WE snn11
eea4 W t.s soau1! oa,1 ,1a .rha 9s3 Pen,1h
tetutn s.IonEcf III !u'n H. ;,er.,.aa ~ an, His
@ es~ns 1871. VA ".i -" ~" taEcn as as manifesto
81 r. 4assted my w i1 closc mon three