Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-16
The Republic Of France.

iiM. Chabau1, Latour, Luclen BruD, Grand
Par1ct and Grefulhc, members OF the Right,
we're yesterday elected to life Seuatorships.
Io the dcbse 10 me Chamber Of Deputles
yesterday vn NJ. AiberE Grevy's motion Duke
de BragIic madc long speech in which he
plainly intimatci that President MacMahon
would DOT take a Ministry from the Lett nor
would The Government submit to the proposed
electoral ilqnrv. lie said when the present
Government had fulfilled its task of answering
the attacks OF the Left the Marshal would see
what was Incumbent upon him. It be could BE-
assured that Ministry containing NM. Blanc
aud Rcnault trXtrcmc radical aud conservative
+ publcan5, respectively would agree upon
pr0@rGmmc, Tie path Of parliamentary proce.
durc would be open. If not, it would be ne
c:sSaIy TO seek some other son!loO. The Duke
| dc Rr1gc declared that the Gov3rnmcDt were
| ready 10 accept even Ieoat responsibility
| for their acts au! meet the proposed impeach
mrnt but warned the Dew Committee 90 Pub
| lie S. ty that neither the present Cabinet nor
their SUCCESSORS if they had any regard Tor pub
lie peace, would coun:enaDcG the proposed one
sided Inquiry. lie accused the l'tt OF iotlnl-
dalton and fraud during the elections, aud es
pccialIy accused them OF spreading the asser-
! iAa that a conservative victory meant war. lie
provoked 4 prot5s: from NJ. Gambatta by ln:in.
uling that he caused the insertion OF this
cl|uony 10 German and other tortign papers.
The pukn dc BrogIie warned those who, il
"Wednesday : debate, appeared to appeal to 10.
surrcctioa that it would b, suppressed, aud
hat, even it successful, its success might be
transient. The Duke de Broge was loudly ap
pIaudnd by the Right.
MGambctta characterized the Duke dc Brog-
les speech as able but per(idi0us. lie said it
lrrmrI the best argument fer cQaIry, as 1t
showed stuhblrnnnS9 and resistance to the Will
q! thr country. The in,lnuatlo0 that the Lett
gained & M 1rity by misrepresentation was q
H., The GoGrrGmcnt, Chilly Of malvclsa'lon,
hal gaiacd forty SEATS by fraud and robbery.
he r!"n!cd that the the lcGnlrS was li!cga lie
l;rot,.s>ad desire TO uphold The authority OF
both Chambers he was no! al antagonist Of
Marshal MacMabon. The present Ministers
wcrc insurgents against the law lie ilna!ly de-
carad that it would be serious matter to place
the Scnatc above universal suffrage. It the
SenaIr arrogatcI the right Of dccracng STE
onl dissolution it would be veritab!c reactions
airy cnnvtnilou.
Ai,cr much violent personality vote was
taken, ard NJ. Grcvy motion for ihc appoint
meet Of . committee to Investigate The election
abuses was adopted by 332O against 2O3.
TIE Chamber decided 10 appoint the Com
mi'tac Of ltquiry to day.
Numerous alarming reports are current j:
Paris but gcucra'ly gain little credance.
MANCHESTER, Nov lG-A prv@tn letter
| rom person in Paris, who has exceptions
means Of iniormstions the person says:
In my opinion civil war is now only question
o! weeks, perhaps days. Fresidcnt MacMa
hon is entirely in the the hands Of Bonapsrtst:
ard C.ericals. These know that thu Msrshaps
4. Insk ~.
governing Francs; but for fear Of Germany ant
Italy tn, government would long ago have ro
sorted to force.
PARIS, Nov. la! this honr q o clock p. IN.
the boursc is very firm and i've per cent rentc;
are quoted Mt log frances Is confines for the &c.
co.!nt Tuis is taken to Indicate some lmpor.
tsnt political event. though possibly, i: is only
! 8 cpaCulatiy1 movement.