The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-17

tomorrow. r. is not constituted it is expected
decree Will be issued proroguing the Chamber for
month The possibility OF propagation being fol-
lowed by dissolution is mentioned.
GUESSING AT THE FUTURE.
Many persons, including the Duke D'Audifret-
Pasquier, are mentioned having been entrusted
with the formation OF Cabinet some even allege
that reactionary Cabinet, including the Duke de
BroGlie, M. Fourton ana NJ Buffet, has already
been formed. These combinations at present,
however, are mere suppositions
The Temps says 1t has reason to believe that
wishes the Ministry to be composed from the liberal
section OF the Right Centre who would have the
support or the Chamber and the Senate.
sThe first news OF the crisis produced NOT merely
omnous apprehensions.
THE LATEST REpoRrs
Later advices say all sections or the Left met at
the Grand Hotel in Paris as announced Two hun
ton was unanimously passed declaring that 10
Cabinet can have the confidence Of the Chamber
which is not irec in Its action, and resolved gov
ern according to republican principles which alone
can secure order and prosperity at home and peace
abroad.
GAMBErrA CIIEERED.
On leaving the meeting M. Gambetta was loudly
cheercd by the crowd. lie addressed them recon-
mendipg calmness and moderation, declaring that
power would iLaly remain with the right. The
crowd responded with cries OF .'vive GamDetta ~
"vive La Republic"
The Presidential Message Is expected ut tomor-
rows sittings OF the Chambers. Though all the
Ministers have nominally resigned, the Due De-
cazes and NJ. Berthaut will retain Office under any
circumstances.
ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN DUBLIN.
The HERALD correspondent in Dublin telegraphs
that another terrible whlskey lire broke out in
that city yesterday morning, and continued to
rage up to q late hour last night. The con.
migration was nearly as destructive as that
OF the bonded warehouse IN Chamber street
In 1875, which, for time, threatened the destruc
ton OF u large ana denseiy populated quarter
Of the city and consumed several hundred thou
instance several large vessels containing the liquor
exploded with shock resembling earthquake
and INJECTING serious damage the neighboring
buildings.
The bremen by great exertions succeeded in iso-
lating the bonded warehouse, which contained
100000 gallons of whiskey, and thus saved the
whole district In which 1t is situated from complete
destruction. AT u late hour last night the IRE was
still raging.
MuTINY AND MURDER
The HERALD correspondent ut Havre telegraphs
that the American brig G. c. sweeny. OF New
York, Captain Cole, returned to that port yes
terda! She cleared aud LETT few
days ago, but soon after she put to sea there was
When the mate attempted to preserve the disci-
pine OF tile vessel he was shot dead Hence the
return here and arrest OF the mutineers.
cAsEy's pEFEAT AT TipPERAny.
The result OF the contest for OCallaghan's seat in
the House Of Commons from Tippcrary Is announced
as follows
Mr. Gray, home rule candidate 3, 1852; Mr.. Casey, ex-
Fcnian prisoner, l,34s Casey's trends now claim
that the reports of tho trouble Monday greatly
exaggerated
ANXIETY CONCERNING THE POPE.
Letters from Rome stale that the Pope's health
again causes disquietude, perhaps with more reason
than previously He has no special ainont lie Is IN
good spirits but Is extremely aud increasingly weak,
aud has again taken beng carried IN chair, which
he does not leave during an audience Tho audiences
continue almost daily, and are source OF considcra-
bio uncasincss to the Popc's medcai attendants
SERIOUSLY Ill
Count Won Arnim. who created much talk in po-
licai circles during his long contest with Prince Bs-
marck aud In the Berlin courts, has had relapse OF
his old illness which threatens TO end fatally. His
physicians arc said 10 despair OF saving his life.
AGITATION IN STAIN,
A Madrid despatch says General Qucsada mas con
ferred with the Ministers about the agitation IN tho
North. He considers It not serious, except among the
Liberals in Bilbao and other towns.
CLYDE sHirErLphRs TURNING rnR TABLES
Randolph ana other ieading shipbuiidsrs OF Glasgow
have notified thur employees that, In consequence OF
tho disposition Of the shipwrghts to create trouble
and insist on higher wages at THIS time, when
trade Is depressed, they have no alternative but
close their yards Tor the present Notice OF the gen
erai lockout was published on Tuesday morning last
IL Is prooaoie inc men VIII hoi puoilc meetings 10
endeavor to obtain reversal VI this
the part Of the capitalists
rAiLUREs ENGLAND.
A largo London house, heavily engaged in the Aus.
tralan trade, il financially embarrassed, the liabilities
being nearly half million dollars. The creditors OF
the Arm Will meet to-day ana decide whether the lrm
shall go into liquidation or not
Al the stock Exchange but lc business is trausac.
ted. Three failures were announced in connection
with the pending settlement
prlvaie meeting OF the creditors OF the Darlaston
Steel and Iron Company was he'd at Birmingham
Monday. The liabilities OF tho company amount to
ST. 25ouco. The assets scheduled at ST. 900,
but tho accounts require investigation
PATTI covySr GARpxx.
Adclina Patti made her lrst appearance az Oevsn,