The New York herald., 1877-11-14

Chamber which accuses H. II must either disappear
Or again resort to violent measure Its sad
that tho Marshal will again proroguc Chamber
month, which is tho limit OF his power This will
Hovo nothing unless coup detati effected during
the prorogaton.
MODERATE FROM ALL SIDES.
"othcrs say the Cabinet will retro tho Marshal
VIII form another exactly like IT, This would involve
conflict under another form. Nobody talks OF ad-
hesion by the Marshal to the verdict OF the country
yet can affirm that counscls OF Cancellation are CON-
Ing in from evcry corner OF Europe and all the
Cabinets which can make their voices heard-from
Canovas del Castillo to Prince Gortschakof, from
Prince Bismarck to Count Andrassy and sighor De.
protis-have gwen counscls Of moderation.
THE LIMIT OF REPUBLICAN ENDURANCE. !.
1T cannot bo supposed that, Ia view OF this unan-
unity and OF the food OF irritation rising on all s,des
Tho Marshas advisers will still impcl him along tho
fatal path which must lead his TALL unconstitu
tonal acts. II is affirmed that, should tho senate
agree to fresh dissolution, chamber would not
submit to It, which would iorce ,hs government TO
show that 1t shrinks from no violation"
DISSOLUTION TO DE RESISTED
The Republiqae Fransa,se significantly rcmarks:-
"Thc right Of pronouncing dissolution with The as
sent Of the Senate being gwen TO tho President to
enable him to constitute the country the Judge Of
conflicts which might arise between tho Minis
ters the Chamber, when the country
has pronounced tho right of tho President and
Senate, is exhausted II It were lawful to resort to
second dissolution, third and fourth might also
-sorted to; the Chamber Of Deputies would DO
abolished; the Senate would be converted into SOW
ereign convention; the discussion and passing OF the
budget the regular despatch Of business tho normal
government OF the country and the parliamentary
system would longer exist. Tho constitution of
1875 did not moan this The Chamber Of Deputies,
sherefore would be bound to resist second attempt
~ dissolution" es' 3ss4-
Ns IMAGINATION STANDS III THE MINISTER'S
President MacMahon declared on Monday to tho
Ministers that in tho presence OF the violent accusa-
tions brought against them in tho Chamber, and
which equally affected the whole government he
could not accept their designations, and begged them
TO remain at their posts
STAMPING OBSTRUCTION.
In tho Chamber Of Deputies yesterday tho motion
increasing the powers OF the presiding officer for pro-
serving order during debate carried by vote OF
3o3 yeas to 80 nays. 1t opposed by II. de Cas-.
sagpac and other Bonaparsts. The President Of tho
NJ
and lnc unruly members.
MINISTRY ATTACKED
The report Of the committee the motion for m
inquiry into electoral abuses was read. 1t violently
at,ucks tho governments policy az unscrupu ulous and
runous to tho industry OF tho country
BAsAcsoSs HRAvADo
NJ. Baragnon mado a violent speech, which was
much applaudcd by the Right. lie declared tho
Chamber could not institute tho inquiry proposcd
without the assent of the Senate Tho effect OF tho
inquiry would bc to prepare list OF hostages for
tho next Commune II only necessary to tread
the Chamber under foot show that 1t could no, be-
come convection. The Senate and President OF the
Republic had right and force in their favor
MuDhEAIE SIPIORI5 THE NOTION.
NJ. Renaut supported the motion for nm inquiry In
moderate speech. lie maintained that tho right Of
parliamentary inquiry was Inherent In tho right OF
impeachment The nation had already expressed ia
will A second dissolution which, however, he did
not believe tho Senate would sanction, would bo the
overthrow Of ovcry guarantee of soii.govsrnmeut
ANXIETY IN PARIS
Tho debate was adjourned until to-day. Grcat
.nxloty and depression arc noticeable in Paris
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE COUNCILS GENERAL
The sccoud ballots for mombers OF tho Councils Gon
sra have been concluded Tho lna result OF tho cloc
Hons is that tho republicans have the majority in
forty and the conservatives in thiryelght do.
parments, while in three tho majority is still doubtful
oNISoUs FRANCE.
Tho leading editorial In tho Pal Mall Ga,stts ves.
lcrday asserts that Germany urging belgium TO ac
cent a German protoctorato aud mako her military
Tor German guarantee or Bclgum's indo-
ocudcnco In all other respects, and ior ter.
r,orial compensation. Germany argues that
gelcium ia tho event OF another Franco German war
would probably be the baltic ground aud be absorbed
by tho victor military convcntoG.wi,h Belgium
now would render Germany unassa.iable. Tho
Gassns believes tha. these arguments have already
m,ac great way IN very high quarters
ITALIAN cAsiSsr cnASdEst&
s,o,or Zana,dciii Minister OF Pubic Works has
,o.snea. because ho dsapproycs oi the convention