Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-20

The Ministerial Crisis ia France Recon-
menced.

| The Ministerial Crisis ia France Recon-
menced.
! PARIS, September 19th-The Ministerial
crisis recommended this morning, because Of
| the difference of views between De Frey
cinet and Constans relative to the application
Of the religious DEGREES. President Grevy
has again been obliged to postpone his depart
IRE for Jura, and will preside at Cabinet
Council to be held this afternoon.
PARIS, September 19;h.-Jules Ferry has
been charged by President Grevy with the
| formation of new Cabinet. De Freycinet
has sent the following letter to President
Grevy:
After mature reflection, have concluded that the
Cabinet can't be reconstructed it yesterday
There are serious doubts OF duration. Between
several OF my colleagues and myself there exist dit
| ferences of opinion which leave room for hope
| that accord may be maintained even at the cost OF
mutual concessions. Such a state of things if pro-
| longed, would be injurious to the interests and
tranquility of the country. Believing my retire.
ment will offer the most prompt of solving
the crisis, beg you to accept my resignation.
President Grevy, on receiving this letter,
summoned De Freycinet, and in conjunction
with several Ministers tried TO induce him to
recall his resignation, but De Freycinet re-
| fused, and President Grevy formally ac-
cepted his resignation. Soon after Ministers
| Constans, Cazot and Fare had long con.
versation with President Grevy, and ulti-
mately Jules Ferry was charged with the
formation of Cabinet. Regarding the sud-
den change in the position of affairs since
Thursday when the differences of opinion
| between De Freycinet and his colleagues ap-
peared to be compromised, it has transpired
that De Freycinet had further consultation
with Ministers Constans and Cazot, dur
! ing which it became manifest that the
agreement established at the Cabinet Council
was unreal and the divergence of views be-
tween NJ. De Freycinet and his colleagues
was irreconcilable lie Soir says that Jules
Ferry has already offered the Ministry of
Marine to Admiral Pothnaiu. Several
papers consider that the Cabinet crisis will
necessitate an early assembling of the Cham
| bers.
PARIS, September 19th.-Admiral Janre-
ginbery, Minister of Marine. and Vanoy,
Minister of Public Works, have resigned.
| President Grevy has summoned Gambetta,
who attended at Eiysee. 1t is quite evident
that Gambetta is the real author of the pres
emit crisis.
ParneITs Programme.
| DUBLIN, September 19th.-Parnell ad-
dressed great meeting of tenant farmers at
| Ennis to-day, and set forth the line of policy
he wished to see carried out in order to secure
an early settlement of the land question. The
main features of the programme are unanim-
ity of action among the Irish members, the
| Independence of English political parties,
refusal to pay more than what the tenant
considers fair rent, and the social excom-
mun;cation of any person taking farm from
which another has been evicted for non-pay-
ment of rent.
servian Erigands Invade Hungary.
BELGRADE, September 19th.-A band of
300 Servian brigands has crossed to the Hun
gariau side of the Danube, and battalion
| of troops has been ordered to bar their way
towards the interior Much alarm is felt
among the traders of western Servia because
of the recent large increase of bands of
robbers.
No Longer Necessary.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 19th.-The
Golos, referring to the secrecy maintained in
regard to the objects of the Tekke expedition,
says In view of England's change of policy
the execution of Russia intentions in regard
to Merv is no longer necessary.
Disaster at sea-Fify Persons Drowned.
LONDON, September 19th.-The steamer
Aurora, from Oporto for Southampton,
foundered at sea and fifty persons were
drowned.
Naval Demonstration Postponed.
| RAeusA, September 19sh.-The naval
demonstration has been postponed until the
Christians can leave Dulcigno, as a massacre
is feared. The vessels will be unable to keep
their stations as soon as the autumn storms
commence, which will begin in fortnight.
Admiral Seymour, in dispatch to Reza
Pashs, informs him that he will be held re-
| sponsible for the lives of Christians in his
jurisdiction.
Ayoob Khan's Movements.
LONDON, September 19th.-The Viceroy Of
India telegraphs that Ayoob Khan is two
marches beyond Girishk, on the road to
Herat. 1t is rumored that the Jamadurr
people offered to assist him, but he refused.
The telegraph line from Candahar to India
has been restored.
The Scene ut the Unwilling of the Theirs
Statue.
New YORK. September 20sh-A. MA
special from Paris gives the following version
OF the scandal at the unwilling OF the Theirs
statue: After the unwilling, and at the con-