The New York herald., 1877-12-11
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Constitutionalist Ministry Formed
in France.
IMAGINATION EXCITED.
Reasons Given for q Coup
d'Etat.
I Fl e p O p e
Exaggerated Reports as to His
Condition.
I H e p O p E .
rpY CABLE TO THE HERALD


Foreign AGairs-M De bonneville
Prefecture Of PoiiCe-M. Pascal
WILL THE CONsTITUTIoNALIsTs YIELD?
1t remains to be seen whether the constitutional.
lists In the Senate win accede to the demand OF the
second dissolution From report published in
the S0ir on Sunday evening concerning meeting OF
this faction Of the Senatorial body held at Batbies
request it IS exceedingly doubtful If they will be
induced to favor the desperate adventure. They
will certainly refuse 1t or plunge the country into
civil M. Bocher Is horrined at such prospect.
MARSHAL IMAGINATION EXCITED.
Marshal MacMah0n Is greatly excited, and there
is no telling what will be the final result.
1t is rumorod that the Project OF Police has been
changed on Sunday the troops composing the
garrison OF Paris were confined to their barracks
RUMoR OF REFUSAL OF CONsTITUTIONALIsTS
The Times correspondent says:-'ln consequence
of the irritation caused by President MacMahon's
curt reception OF the Duke d'AudiGret- -Pasquier
the majority OF the constitutlonalists whom
NJ. Batbie have asked to join his Cabinet have re.
fused, and at six O'Clock this evening the failure O
his attempt to form Cabinet seemed beyond
doubt, although partisans OF the resistance policy
maintained that the Cabinet would be gazetted to
morrow"
WHAT WILL DISSOLUTION LEAD TOP
An article in the egitimist organ, the Union,
insists that the royast Senator's before being asked
to vote for second dissolution, ought to ba
informed to what 1t is intended to lead
This is attracting much attention. 1t is
believed the article was inspired by letter from
the Compte de Chambord, who has protested
against the legitimists supporting policy which
could only lead to an attempt to restore the empire
CONTEMPLATED ACTION OF THE LEFT
'sTo Illustrate the plans Of those who wish to
represent them as running France by refusing to
vote the Budget 1t Is said the Left propose to vote
q twelfth Of the taxes, declaring at the same time
that they intend thereby to insure the regular
progress OF affairs without, however. providing for
the salaries Of politicians who resist the will OF the
nation"
MAcMAHoN vExRD WITH DUrAURE
correct account OF the Duke PasquicrA
interview with President Mcmahon shows that the
latter that, not having succeeded In forming
Cabinet acceptable TO the majority Of the Cham.
ber, he would constitute one 10 suit tho
jorty Of the Senate. II the Senate re-
fused TO accept It he would resign rather
than renew negotiations with M. Dufaure.
the name OF the constitutonalsts to
make last appeal to the Marshal TO
save the country from extreme measures. He In
despair at the rejection OF the appeal and trembled
70 think OF the frghtiul responsibility tho Marshal
! assumed.
WILL ANOTHER DISSOLUTION BE DEMASDRDs
1t Is asserted that the new Ministry will not inter.
vone in the debates In tho Chamber, but will demand
| It's dissolution at the end Of the month.
AAcxAHoSs PERSISTENCE.
| A Paris despatch to tho Times says
| Now. as month ago. the atm pursued, and which
has never been abandoned, 10 second dissolution Of
| the Chamber of Deputies But this time dissolution
will be complicated ny fiscal coup dfat. No amount
OF haste procure the voting Of the budget booro
tho LIST OF January, and even The Chamber Is asked
to It, which is not certain, It will be no wonder
shou II reply by absolute refusal. In making
dissolution in these circumstances the governments
| proposes 10 supply somehow or other the absence
set ut defiance the constitution and belong the
rHs SCHEMES ATrRAcrIvEyxss
| Among those who contemplating this solution
there some tor whom has particular attraction
Tney think the nation at length losing patience will
furnish them some plausible pretext for OF those
| acts OF repression in tho doing Of which liberties
perish and relationships arise from The
soil Others think that tho Marshal, gradually lured
down the slippery descent OF iegality, will wind up
| by going to extremties and allowing his authority
| over the army 10 be cmploYed tor fresh vioences
aeaipst Tho national WILL which will give over france
passive and conquered TO The arbitrary Will OF single
man Dissolution r., ana Legality can no longer DO con.
one 70 reduced to select II Is impossible 70 declds
which Ia the most likely or what Is tho nnal plan
tertained Is. however. evident that the hour oi
| peace has yet struck for Franco, and every day
/ brings additional dangera
THE BoSAPARrIsr MEETING.
The Bonapartist Senators held meeting on Sunday
evening Several speakers pointed out events
| OF the 10Th OF May last accomplished without
their concurrence and that they would partici.
pate In carrying out similar policy under the
| conditions.
The Const,tuonnel believes that not only the Bona.
partiss, but the royalst Senators will demand sub
stantai guarantees before consenina 10 vote disso.
| LUTON OF the Chamber OF Deputea
the Assenablee Naondfe declares that all the minis
terial combinations announced are merely conjecGfaL
h0 0nAu ouf hall stx
| Chambers refusal to vote the budget occupied
the attention OF tho Executive before all other mas
CONDITION or THE POPE
The HERALD correspondent ut Rome teegraphs "a
tho effect tnut the Pope was unable to leave his
yesterday morning. having passed q restless night
He was better last evening. Four doctors coz
slant attendance on him. There are immediate
dangerous symptoms.
COMPLAINTS OF EXAGGERATED REPORTS
The Osserratore, Official journal Of tho Vatican,
complaining OF tho alarming reports spread by liberal
journals afnrm that the Pope Is retained In bed
by fcvcrish cold, but has been pro-
vented from receiving tho cardinals and transaciing
business. IL considers that rest has beon ben.
encai 10 the Popos sore leg and anticipates speedy
recovery.
Cardinal Simeon keeps all foreign governmen In.
formed OF the condition OF His Holiness
MINISTER WELSH IN LIVERPOOL
John Welsh, the newly appointed United States
Minister to Great Britain who Is passenger on the
consented TO remain there twenty four hours The
Dock Board tender viii take out Mr.. Farchild, the
United States Consul here and others TO mcet hm at
ten O'Clock IN the morning. Tho government has
dcrcd salute to be fred from the fort. rho Mayor
will receive and welcome the new Minister on the
landing stage and subsequently entertain him st
luncheon in the Town Hail. While there the Chamber
OF Commerce Will present an address Of welcome 10
Mr. Welsh.
ALFONSO
Madrid dispatches say that all newspapers, includ
Ing tho opposition, approve OF King Aonso's mar
riagc with the Duke de Montpensers daughter, Mer-
ccdes. and exto the good qualities and beauty Of the
future queen All the foreign courts have also OK
pressed their approval
THE PRESIDENT cCBA.
Scfor Estrada, the captured President OF Cuba, has
arrived NJ Cadz ana has been conducted prisoner TO
the fortress ut Barcelona This fortress stands on
high hill to the right oil the harbor 0 Barcelona, ana
commands grand Wow OF the sea and land. As
place OF imprisonment Is lar preferable TO the Ca
balas or the Moro nj Havana