The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
The French Crisis a Source
OF Great Anxiety.
IMAGINATION WILL NOT RESIGN
The United States and the
Paris Exhibition.
LABOR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.


The facade OF the Italian Opera House, In Paris,
and the staircase and vestibule were decorated
with plants When General Grant and party APP
peared the orchestra played "Han Columbia
The house was full, and many Americans we're
present
THE ORCHESTRA PLAY AMERICAN AIRS.
Between the acts or the opera (''Il Trovatore'D
various American national airs were played which
were much applauded and encored General Grant
attentIvely listened to the whole performance.
Upon his leaving. the orchestra repeated "Hal
Columbia" The crowd waited for General Grant
at the door and respectfully saluted him. The
General bowed and appeared to he pleased.
hAchAnox WILL
The Aonie4r announces that President MasMahon.
NJ cabinet council yesterday morning, expressed
Arm resolution to resgu. Ho said Tor tho present
he considered 1t his duty suspend all negotiations
Tor tho formation OF new Cabinet until the debates
and attitude OF tho Chamber Of Deputies should fur
nish him basis for action. Tho Ministers thercupon
withdrew their designations. declaring that they did
would support him energe,ically a. long as no re-
Quircd their services
RgsisrISG THE NATIONS WILL
A Paris despatch says:-"The delegates OF all the
groups the Right waited upon tho Marshal last
night to assure him he might count upon . majority
in the Senate for energetic defence Of country
and society. Marshal MacMahon replied, your dc.
caration only proves right to rely upon the
support Of the Senate for conservative policy which
Ia, as you know, tho only policy am able to fol-
low"
TEX PROsPHcr SENATE,
The members Of the Right In the Senate have aban.
doncd the project Tor Interpolation Tho Solea and
other conservative Journals tho pro.
iect of demanding voto OF confidence for the Ministry
In tho Senate.
PRESIDENTS DUREAUx.
The Senate has elected the presidents Of bureaux
hvc from the Right and four from the Lett. II then,
alter unmpor,ant sitting. adjourned until wedncs-
day.
THE ADJOURNMENT OF fHg SENATE
A Paris correspondent telcsraphs this morning the
folowlng:-"Some assert that tho Cabinet obtained
tho adjournment Of Senate order to wait until tho
Chamber OF Deputies had declared valid the election OF
sufficient number Of members TO enable II to pro-
coed to business Others say tho Cabinet have &C.
cepted the adjournment because hopes the Chamber
Of Deputies will meanwhile display such violence as to
demonstrate the mpossibility Of conducting the
government with It,"
PEARS or rxpRUDESr ACTION.
The correspondent adds:-"It is feared the Chamber
will neither DO willing nor able to restrain ITSELF
Tho debate yesterday was q warm ono.
plcnary meeting Of tho Left last night appointed
committee OF eighteen members. with
full powers to act for the party The committees
deliberations Will DO secret. Tho committee was ap-
pointed spite OF tho known opposition or NJ
Grevy and others who feared It might become vio-
ton, furnish tho reactonists with dangerous argu.
mcntS ..e
rnR ATTITUDE RIGHT CENTRE.
Tho attitude OF the Right Centre OF the Senate is
attracting much attention. It Is regarded as the
pivot of the situation. II Is said now tho utmost
abstontion from hostile vote.
WILL MINORITY WITHDRAW?
committee Of deputies OF tho Right has been ap-
pointed to consider whether tho minority shall with;
draw body whonovcr tho majority shall nvalidate
official candidates. election. repor, was current
on Wednesday night that the Bonapartists and mon.
nrchiss have resolved case their elections are In
validated by Wholesale to resign body and furnish
Aprolext for another dissolution
POLICY or rng LEFT
II Is understood that the Left oil tho Chamber OF
Deputies resolved 10 nvaIidate the election OF
lhosc conservatives who were returned by small ma.
loritics
the WORK OF vRRIyIcATioy.
later despatch says tho Chamber OF Deputies has
verified somo elections OF republicans and decided by
large majority 10 postpone discussion on the validity
Of elections OF onlcni candidates us tho discussion
would involve important questions. All tho Prcsi.
dcnts Of the bureaus Of tho Chamber OF Deputies aud
their secretaries belong to the Lett.
GAMBRTrA aREvy.
Rumors In Parts current OF q difference between
NJ Grcvy. President OF tho Chamber or Deputies and
N. Gambotta
THE POPULATION OF FRANCE.
The Official Journal yesterday announced that tho
census OF 1876 gives tho population OF France w
B0,0o5,7ss.
AMERICA AND ExnrBITIox.
Now YORK Journal on October 20, stated that gen.
tiemen prominent In tho movement Tor the roprcsen-
tatIon OF thu United States at the Paris Exhibition
believed incorrect a cable despatch that
\ semi-ofhcial denial had been made OF the report
that the French government would allow Americans
10 take part evon II commission appointed.
UNAUTHORIZED NEGOTIATIONS
Regarding this publication a Paris correspondent
tecgraphs that Mr.. Coudcrt, Of New York, ana tho
Comte dc Chambrun, without tho knowledge OF the
United States legation cndcavorcd negotiate with
tho Ministry Of Foreign Affairs m arrangement au-
thorizng Americans to participate In tho Exhibition
on their own initiative, without requiring Comms-