The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-14
UNHAPPY FRANCE.
THE CRISIS SAID TO BE PASSED.
MaeMahOn will Affiliate with the
Moderate Left, and Give Du.
faure Carte Blanche TO
Form a New Cabinet.
The French Crisis Is Ended.

LONDON, December lS.-The Paris
correspondent of the New York Herald
telegraphs that MacMshon hiss ar
rived NJ an understanding with the Left.
Last night deputstIon of the members
of the Right waited upon him TO say that
il was utterly impossible to form Min
istry from their ranks, and that sll fur
ther attempts in that direction would be
useless. The members of the delegation.
while processing the
Strongest Wish 10 support the Mar
shaI.
Were most emphatic in their expressions
of the necessity OF coming 10 terms with
the Moderate Republicans, and ending
the crisis. The Marshal WAS deeply
moved, and alter some conversation
with the deputation, among whom were
some OF his stauncheSt friends, tor whose
opinion be has great respect, said there
WAS no other course open 10 him but 10
resign.
His Friends Were Appalled,
at the prospect, and besought HIM not 10
take this step. On condition ot his re-
tanning the Presidency, they authorized
him to do whatever he pleased IN order
TO terminate the crisis The Marshal
still hesitsted, and reiterated his unwil-
lingness TO retain the office under the
circumstances, but the delegation urged
their views with crest force and pointed
out the danger to the conservative lnte-
rests OF plunglng
The Country into AN Uncertni.. Fu-
by resgDing at the present time. FL
nally the Marshal yielded and prom
sed 10 summon Ministry from the
Moderate Lett. Marshal Mahon,
with his ususl promptitude, NJ once put
his resolutions into effect by commuuI-
eating with NJ. Duiaure, giving him "A
carte blanche 10 form Ministry. IL Is
thought in we'll informed circles that
N. Dumur" VIII Undrr'aLe the
Task,
And that the long and trying crysis
which has afflicted France tor months is
ri last PRACTICAL y ended Recent IudlcS-
tIons leave little room to doubt that the
Conservative coalition which brought
about the trouble is tHst dist tegrating
The BOnapartists are Assuming u
BOIdcr Tone,
And the Legitlm!sLs, Ms well as the Or
lesnIsts, are beginning At last 10 realize
the fact that the BCnapartlsts are IIkeiy
to profit by n prolongatlon Of the crisis
PARIS, December l3.-Duirr 10 ststed
10 haye submitted last night, n list oithe
Parliamentary Cabinet, including Bar
doux, BethmOntssy and Waddington
The Republicans papers express great
distrust OF these negotiations aud declare
the Left remain firmly resolved 10 obtain
execution of its whole programme.
LONDON, December ia Dispatch
from Psr', says deputatlon from the
Bonapartists interviewed President Mac
MshOn to-day, and declared that they
could no longer support his policy.
Cabinet Formed.
PARIS, December l3.-The following
cabinet has been formed and will appear
in the official journal tomorrow. NJ
| Dufsura, President OF Council and Min
lster of Justice; NJ. De Marcere, lntcri-
or; NJ. Waddingtop, Foreign Affair.";
NJ. Bordeaux, Public Instruction; Gen
ersl Borsl, War; Admiral PsthnaI,
Marine; NJ. Leon Say, Finance, NJ
TeIsserene De Bart Commerce.
NJ. DE f. Reycinet, Public
Works; Republicans arc apparently
ready to pass vote of confidence IN th"
new ministry At once, but seem deslrous
of voting the budget by twcliths until
the approach Of the Exhibition, when
they will finally pass the budget for
1877, postponIng, however, An approval
of the estimates for 1879 till the end OF
the year, so that the Republican ministry
may retain Office till the elections Tor n
partial renewal of the Senate.