The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-22
Gambetta's Methods to Discipline
the Dufaure Ministry.
MACMAHON'S CHANGES.
Turkish Brigands' Murder the Italian
Commissioner Cola.



of>the Cabinet. The Temps, Journal des Debats.
Steele. National and other journals ably defended
the Ministry. The moderate republicans wero in
duced to seek platform Of Cancellation with the Left
Centre who felt that the attack directed against
themselves and their policy, while the Cabinet to
avoid imperilling its friends, the Rcpub-
lie and liberty, accepted the necessity of de-
priving it's adversaries Of the plea about
changes Of functionares. which served
pretext for other designs Lastly, those of the Left
who were resolved to overturn the Cabinet had
neither men nor a programme acceptable to the
country" The Standard correspondent says:-"The
vote is a serious blow to NJ. Gambettas prestige
The victory of the Ministry is ascribed in repub-
ican circles to the forbearance Of M. Gambetta.
and there be doubt that it is
true to great extent. If M. Gambetta had gone into
the tribune and delivered with all his fervid elo-
quence amplifcation of the Cest ISrtaP article
which appeared in the Republique Francaise Mon
day, and every word of which, his friends me,
he dictated doubt the vote would have been very
different. But he has made series of onslaughts
on the government. and as, later than yesterday
morning. his friends predicted the downfall of tho
Ministry he has unquestionably courted the defeat
which has overtaken him.
WHAT GAMBErTA MIGHT DONE.
Had he been prepared to accept the presidency Of
net the Dufaure Ministry would not have obtained
vote of confidence the result of the debate But IL
he would not take Office there reason for up
setting NJ. Dufaure. His own told him much.
for yesterday, while intimate friends Of his tell
ing me that the fate Of the Cabinet sealed,
and that another Cabinet composed of politicians
under his influence. would be gazetted within twenty
four hours. he himself conscious of his in
evitabe defeat that he not only abstaned from taking
part in the debate and conducting the attack against
the Ministry which he himself had planned, but
ostentatiously paraded himself in his barris-
ter's robes at the Palace Of Justice, where
the statue Of Berger unveiled. and only took
his place in the Chamber of Deputies after the sitting
commenced The Teicgraphs correspondent ascribes
the compromise to M. Gambettas personal efforts
The correspondent of the Daily Ne,s, who has
been supporting the attack the Cabinet makes
comment on the result. The Ave per cent rentes
quoted 113f 75c. the Bouleyards after the
vote was made known
TACTICS OF THE GAMBErTIsrs.
despatch this morning says that prior to the
main division on Monday Gambetts voted with the
minority in favor Of the order the day pure and
simple This order of the day proposed by the
Gambettists as to overturn the Cabinet without
actually censuring it, and would thus have freed the
Gambettists from the necessity of propounding q
rival programme. The order was rejected by a
vote of 200 TO 1885, In the main division
Gambetta and forty five of his adhercnts of the
publican Union abstained from voting, not being
willing to go the length Of negativng the vote Of
hdence when there no longer any alternative mo-
ton. Twenty reactonaries voted with the radicals
in the main division. On this vote the pure Left
turned the scale. Their bureaux only agreed, by a
majority Of one. to vote confidence in the terms de-
manded by the Ministry. They influenced by
IN he ipt 10 vnfa wifi
the radicals. The Rtpubiiqne Frdncaise warns the
Cabinet that majority still exists which will keep
strict watch over the use it makes of the
respite given 1t. The life death of the
Cabinet depends upon its prompt fulflment
of its promises. 1t is said plan for replacing the
Dufaure Ministry by Cabinet which would pave the
way for the elevation of NJ Gambetta to the presi-
dency In 1880 formed Immediately after his
speech at Romans.
MAcMAHoS AGREES OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Notifications OF the staff in all branches of the
administration announced. The Iatrie asserts
that President MacMahon has agreed to changes in
the stats of certain army corps proposed by General
Gresley. the new Minister of War.
AMNESTY roE COMMUNISTS.
The French radical Deputies have prepared q
resolution in favor of complete amnesty to the
Communists. Sixty Deputies have already signed
the resolution. and NJ. Louis Blanc will shortly piyo
notice of it in the Assembly. Victor Hugo will sub
NIT tho same resolution for the signatures of the
Senators belonging to the Republican Union.
CARVING TURKEY.
telegram from Ragusa says that upon the arrival
at Podgoritza of the Turkish commissioners charged
with the surrender Of the town to the Monte.
ncgrins all tho inhabitants immediately with.
drew to their houses as demonstration
OF dsapproval. 1t is announced that the
Turkish frontier commissioners started yesterday
for the rendezvous with their Crock colleagues The
Ageace Rsc of St. Petersburg states. in a very posi-
tive FORM that according to intelligence received by
tho Turkish Ambassador to Russia the dciinitivo
treaty to be signed at Consantinoplo yesterday
rrALYs sEnvrAS COMMISSIONER MURDERED
Advices from Belgrade. Servia are to the effect
that Colonel Cola, tho Italian member Of tho
servan Boundary Commission. was robbed and
murdered by Turkish brigands Plevna. In
tho Italian Senate yesterday signor Dcprcts,
in replying 10 Interpolation. dcclaped
that the governments foreign policy sought to
amclioratc the condition of Christians In Turkey and
to Loyalty cooperate in the complete execution of the
Treaty of Berlin. He stated that the accusations of
Russophsm and of desire to acquire Albania or
fresh territory the shore of the Mediterranean
were unfounded, and asserted that the confidence Of
the Powers in Italy undiminished.
ESGLASDs STRUGGLING MECHANICS.
The master tanners of Bcrmondsey have given
notice of Ave cent reduction of the wages of their
employees. The men declare that they will resist.
The shpbuildcrs of Hartlcpool. Stockton and Mid.
dlcsbrough have accepted tho compromise offered by
the masters-namely, half the reduction Of wages
originally proposed. Three hundred more wcayers
at blackburn have struck against the reduction Of
their wages. The town is placaricd with indictments
to general strike OF the weavcrs.
BrsMARcKs DISCIPLINARY MEASURES
Berlin despatch says it IL stated that Prince Bis
marck has decided TO withdraw the Parliamentary
Discipline bill. leaving the matter to tho Rcichstae
CABLE MOTIFS.
The Teiegraphs financial article ays:-"The iiabiii.
tics Of the Gothenburg Commercial Company are