New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
A FRENCH CRISIS AvERTED.


FLED THEM.
rrpow AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oPTHE TRIBUEEl
PARIS, Oct ll.--It was at the house, ten leagues
from Paris. Of wealthy partisan OF the Empire,
that learned how, through NJ. Dufaure's hrmness,
we have been spared political crisis. Tie
good news, which taken there as very
evil tidngs, was IN the FIRST instance, TEL
egraphed 20 my host an hour after the
Marshal had signed the decree eonyoklng
on the 5th Of January The municipal delegates who
are to elect seventy Senators Ia tine second Az
stance the details brought by n. de St. Paul,
friend of the Presidential family aud one of the
most busy agents Of ChIselhurst in France A 10
the telegram, 10 was thus couchcd
"Il-y-a reculade. Signature donu6e Le Rabo-
teuX enportf Elections auroDt lien premier pe-
mancbe Janvier. { est navrant'
ale rabOteux means the gnaried or the cross
grained, and stood for Dufaure who, as carpenters
would say, is a very uglys kDotty bit ef wood 10
fashion and trying to the best tempered steel IL Is
his way. when he meets an opponent in the nature
nf singing nettIe grasp him tight and roughly.
jules simon last Tuesday President OF the Council,
would have been sent about his business by the
Marshal. The opinion drawn up by the eight Ro-
u4partist aud Clerical JGrisss at the the mead ot
which were NM. Ernest Pinard and Delsal, law
yo.s Of no mean competency, TO the Committee OF
the Right was intended 10 serve tho
G'IarcoUrt, who has done more than any Reaction
list of his time 60 Keep France Tor eight years IN
tie permanent state OF hot water, from which She
tas emerged, had been TO the Elys6e. He vent
lhere on a mission from the Ca0aI By whom the
eight Jarists had been employed, sounded the Pre-
iden,. and worked him into a mood 70 quarrel with
the Ministry. DUfauro, taking Office, made the es
e!uslou from MacMahou's presence of that most ns
thcvous intugucr sine qua aoa Of its acceptance.
fftt, LtgoYt "a oh
tam AL interview until N. Wadd.ngton in order
ing him to proceed 20 ms diplomatic post at Vienna,
furnished pretezt fof a farewell VISIT.
The call was made at . Ia the morning. N. d liar-
rourt is a cousin 0f the Mag6ehale. who calls him by
LsChrstlau name SheasSed hun TO stay 10 luncheon.
and the Marshal scc0ndedithe invitation. From what
heard at the house where [ have been staying,
:he conversation which passed between the three
was IN is main features analogous to tpat which
took place between LOUIS So-ze, Marie Antonctte
aud Comte Mc-c, LArgeu;eau, the Austrian Am
Lassador 20 the TuIeIies, when the latter
brought the King and Queen message
from the Allies NJ Cobientz. The Marshal
Was reported by The }icomte 20 be- stdltIied BY
lis degrading position The t&tteung attentions
he had received igom tae members OF the Imperial
family Of Russia haG given him hllip bui he
wanted strouge moral sJlmUlants- which HE visitor
proceeded 10 administer. Alter luncheon the Marshal
ont to smoke and % walk about E the garden,
The President and his wIfc spoke of Dutsure rs a
Lard it.ler and Of their situations 8s painful.
They wished aIdent'y 80 escape from the iguolniu-
.ou- d.r.uaa 5u which hc iu tho name Of the Con
Fttu.ur. Eerrs them. Mac3iahoU's old spluJ
showed ltsalf when the Romans speech was toncbed
apo. lv the V,comte; and he declared that If
be would not resign he woui take
care not tu serve warmng-pan
D.. sg l.a ...ft. s.fr.
II tlcr7 said the visitor. d" If the Republicans
once get footing in tue Senate We must all make
- our minds to be their humble and obedieHt ser
wants. But for the present what can DO p
asked che Marshal " Ny hands are tied. / must
remain vithin the bounds "a legality; and there
s uc legal course open 70 me-" fhis
va. .Lc uo.ut &C wh,oG tie Vicente wanted TO
tue 'lc 90. vcrat'ou. Tie theu laid bare 10 al It's
detail the plan Of the Committee Of the Right
s'a,EaJon was Co accept the opinion Of the Jurists
IuarI Del,ql & Co.. an3 when Dufaure placed be-
fore E.m the writ cOGvokIng the Senatorial
electors 20 refuse poUt blank to s'RD II.
L- o. matter Of course the Premier would
,TD- has rcsilnaton. which the President
would accent tie would send iur jules simon, VINO
would ucc 60 enter Office. and then for AudhIet-
lasU.lr Who. accepting Lie. IihafU CoHsuIId- Ia,
tiou' would form a dl>solsuon.~t cabinet The
elections . wac calculated, would no on ahot4ef
appeal beng made 10 the sunny ne
nearly So Republican a. those Of last
OetIer. The foreign Powers tins Time were favor
able g. the Marshal. Russia, through the Grand
Dukes. had expressed the warmest sympa-
fuy with tbe Conservative cause. Bismarck
was "a tTuWp-caId ia the hands on the ake-
publIcaus In the 10th Of May crisis. He II
now AGAINST them. and IS er-ering into rels-
fIcu- of amity with the Vatican. What )eat Mac
AIanon IN October, was the German press declaring
tnab if a clerical and military power were TO take
root Germany in self-defen0e, would be under the
necessity OF uproOtlng H.
As q friend Of Gambetts, Victor Hugo, louis
Blame and the leading Republicans Of France was
very anxious for some days about the upshOt Of the
Ministerial Council, at winch the decree for
conyokng the Senatorial electors was TO
be presented to the Marshal. Nj. CocheTy, to
he out Of the way of a possible coup
riot had gone to Belgium ''tO study the postal and
Geographic system Of that country He is an Under
Escretarv Of state. Gambetta remained within the
swiss frontier until he knew the gathering cloud
had blown off, The Gazette de Cologne was so snre Of
row that it sent a whole staff Of reporters to Paris,
10 watch events and chronicle them in cipher
dispatches. ] was greatly relieved 70 hear the
decree had been signed and much interested to
learn from B0uapartist in frequent commuulca-
non with fhe ElvsTe how the danger had been
mounted. As 1 do not my heart upon my
sleeve. he gave NE a detailed explanation. lie had
been Monday no hourly telegraphic communication
with the Empress Eugeuit. who gave him TO under
stand that If the CambettlsJ game were spoI led,
She matrimonial negotiations which She carried on
last Surlne In her sons name, through the Princess
Eugene ~ Denmark @lth tnc court OF CopchhdE' d.
would be renewed. BE left Pans on Tuesday night
20 csG q shooting parry at tie mansion, where met
Liu. and uad seen Q member OF fhe ireeidtAlidi
fsnIy-prohably Ia MareeGale.
Tu.s Is how tue rocky strait was cleared bv D1-
tun. After salur1P the Marshal. he said: NJ
honorable colleague. n. Teisqreuo Ic Dorl ls very
mach hurried and wants rs 60 give precedence 90
r0mc Exhibition business l cannot acceae 80 Lis
wish there being more important matter