New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

! CHAiBTUS--CoLD EXCEPTION BY TUF RrPUB-
IlCtNs-C0NNES r5 b TIE LONDON PRESS on
THE SITUATION.
VERSAILLES. Thursday. Jan. 1G. 1879.
In thcChambrr0 - Deputies this afternoon, VI.
Marccrc Mniser the Interior, read the Mmsteris
declaration. j. say that The senatorial elections
st1Ling indication OF the adhesion Of the people 60 tho
r publican policy II allud's favorabiy 10 the work Of
the Berlin Congress- and hopefully 20 Tie execution and
-r,uts % the Ifeay of Berlin II refers t. the par
don. OF Co'uurni-t already granted, ana promises
/ further extension Of clcmcncy.
| Tic declaration auUouucnd That tho vcrnmcnt
| would vi.autly supervise the observance Of ths
law regulating the rrla ~ between civil ana relIgOui
society; pc iurxor.be toward iicial, attacking the
! Eelnlb.ic, and would tlc freedom o.
/ action gained bv dcuounc!ng the t-oatcs o.
! commerce to depart from The principles whIcs
recently iev cpad the commerce Of the country. II
asserted that II necessary complete the reorganza
tn of the Army, especially hy lw relating 10 rho
Genera staR ni seada,mcic. ana that uIe law rca'
.iyr great military c)nm?uds would p" goiouy ap'
Piled ,Icept where necessary 20 d,yiSc from it IN thu
interests OF the service
IAs declaration also cXya a'cdup)n he satisfactory
! tee ,oio...a a,rmisia ION. aui concluded with the
~ta that the Goyoh "nt W"u'd a-A ih' 'ha nhcr
tilt te rrHl1- 81 nn'rI ny "r-i.r7 't 'ni rrH ''i'
n5o' go fIa state ana tAat primary education ba made
c,,lr,iou wa. v.ry codly received. the Let Cen.
/ trr alone tutoring fr. clccrs VI. H"nari presented
aun,e e'r,auon relative to thr declaration and the de-
In IN. senate .h,rc " Dlfnic read the same docla.
Tauou Has warmly cheered % an me I'ctlops OF te
| L.rt.
CoNMGVrS oF TIE LoTDOS rEuSS-rHE SITUATION
THOUGHT 10 BE CRITICAL
LoSDON, Thur-day Jan. lG, 1870.
The political situation IN France il the eaniuS topic
discussed by the mornne papers. special dispatch
! from, Paris 10 Ihe Dt,iy Ners says:
The Ministerial situat Is fun Of dim. u'tes, but
need H0t repeat tie cont cnS Iuihors "hi,h II losa
President Of the Mnsfy, is expected to- make IA Para'
| meat Tomorrow CU"itEb inc LAutmr LEU
0fWar. a. sa. HE of iac Dixie dAumac, and thnk
the compcrs iiou ed to General Borc-an enemy
! or rcpU1ICln iIstitu ons-of the command OF lh7
R,ucu Corps, TO" pr -nAut evidence that the Ministry
SHAKEN a The eIackies 0. unconstitutional aud
| tires spOn,ib.c power.
/ me Daiiy Teicgr0ph'S Paris dispatch saws;
General Grrslcy. Republicanism not denied. and
10 not thiN that Eng shmrn VIII approve the action 0t
yoso oiy fallt IS tnat lie i. moi the Munster OF their
choice. Tncrr some Iak of npsetng the Cabi'
net. nut cannot imagine " 'ambctta permitting tho
lJrjy to tempt him mio such unrrasou able conduct
Thc PARIS correspondent o. The Times ards the sit
ua'iou as very critical The overthrow Of the Cabinet,
| he says would lead to President MacMahons retire
! nIent and Government by the EXtrcme Lef,
wlih revolutionary programme which would
! profoundly dcuge society throughout France.
the correspondent condemns the priuciuc and theory
involved the attack by the RfDU5iqpe ira"cqise on
General GrcSley. lle R'GHbtq"e frGmratss declares
that flult can De lourd wIi General troS%ys cia-
LIBERAL opinions HIS Ouy tuhlt Is
that he was not NJ Gambctta's candidate.
PARDON OF CoMNUNIsTs-D1N5 SER TO GENERAL
GEhVr.
PARIS Thursiay. Jan. G,1s70.
decree pardonne 2,2lj Communists VIII b" Gazctted
tomorrow.
\, dinner given tr-a-lt at TIE Palace dEiy~f', tho
residence Of President Mac,ahon, in hoaor Of
President Grant, among the invited cue'ts are
General Grant and family. Nj WlGGm-ton "na wife,
General NoyrS ana wife, Mlrs King, Mis- - Ncls, thc
ur,un.r- a." Chinese Euhaast, ia" representatives.
q! ean Salvador. Bucn"s Alr,S, t., H'itrmdll Peru
Colombia. Ld UtGsIay, and number o. ttoAch SeneI-
Z q, d, and aduIIals