, 1879-03-05
o,,ont,ess War Between the Ex-
treme Radicals and Con-
sorVatives.
rim rorn,cr Faction Fast Under.
mining tho Present
Ministry.
u;hf,ist Movements Confronting the
Authorities at St. Peters,
IT, burg.
o.hote on the Gag Bif1 III the
German Reichstaq.


Pms. 1lnrch 4.-Iel,oro succeeds De
,t.,.sna na Minister of tho Interior. A Cab-
;nA Council, to bo hold this evening, will up.
.oot n successor to Lepero III tho Ministry
otCommeFce. .......,.................
ruE LONDON ssTIMEs' "CoMMESrs.
roypos, March 4.-Tllo Times tn its leader
<,,,. "The news from franco is much to
ht.uento1. Tho Cabinet tns boom sevcrs-
!, ,aanaced, and l1aa lost lis position IN tie
Chambers, Tho consequences mny not
,,.,e|y bo Tho fall Of tho Miniatry, bnt the
+.r;ya] Of n confusion md woaknoss which
ra,t tend to paralyzo the French Govern
msut aud lower the influence Of Franco
,hoad. England relics on tho cooperation
n Franco in the whole course Of Eastern af.
4. tlis" . ,n.
LONDON, March A Paris correspondent
,1tes thai Ii. Olomanceau has succeeded
G.mbatta as Lender Of tho Extroms Loft.
The opponents of the present Ministers al
1tzs that tho Inter arc under the d1otation Of
osmbatta md Olemonceau.
Mondays sitting was not calculated 10
dispsl this idea. Tho Cabinet knows TINT
fbeir only hope Of creating solid consorv-
aa,s uatority Is by brcal,ug with the Ex.
ssnists. It was thought that Monday
voud witness this schism. In fact. it was
Cemenceau'B speooh which was Minister i.
Nsscere's dsfenee was woak, because he de.
sa.ed he spoke for himself alono; in other
words, Tint he no longer had confidence in
h;s colleagues. There wero no other speak
III, The Right enjoyed in silence tho last
lsony Of tho member Of the Republican
Cabinet, whilo other Ministers seemed un-
concerned ii the duel. Clemenccau submit
td tho ordor Of the day, declaring Maroero's
.1planasonH insufficient.
u. Ramcau, In order to try md 8ave
D. Iissoere, suggested tho suspension Of tho
dtang for quarter Of M hour. III tho
Interim d. Marcero was told tho Clomoncoau
s.soutlon would DO carried unless ho ro-
isncd on M order Of tho dny, puro aud
snpa. To this ho agreed. Clomcnceau
withdrew his motion, and accepted the order
d tho day pnro and simple rs differing from
Etoa]y in forln. Almost tho entire Chamber
,osd for the ordor. Only fow
fsithtul friends nbstaincd from vot-
ing Da Marcoro is thus wan
qahasd in overwhelming fashion. Tho
Ministry has onco moro yielded to the Ex-
ttams Left; the mountain Inns onco moro
crushed tho Girondins. franco will now
[es'n that on her rudy political horizon
tistsh now candidate (A1. Ciemoncoau), who
spras to control those already in Office. or
On The oVo Of being 80. The disdainful
otdsr Of tho day, almost unanimously voted,
aons Of thoso affronts no Cabines'cau long
patup with. Unless tho Ministry can find
spssnosic and courageous majority, 1t had
esaes foil en- 6loc, upholling tho 1ag of
F'eial conservatism, than fail piocemoal, like
daapilated house. This is tho fscling
't almost all who witnessed this
painful sitting, aud It will be shared by the
rejecting portion Of tic public"
TIE IMPEACHMENT PROJECT.
"addington and Loroyor have had m in-
set7io" with the Electoral Commission. at
WHICH shsy strongly deprecated impeachment
On 'ho ground Of public ngitatiou involved
IN prolonged trla1, the iuoonvonisnoe Of
'annoaiug military witnesses, aud tho bad
easc. 10th at homo and abroad. The Com.
@lslon has deferred Its decision until
Wednesday,
o4MnErrAs PROGRAMME.
~ LONDON. Maroh A correspondent at
.Hs .etates that GombottA took office as