New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
EFFORTS TO KEEP JULES FERRY IN PowER-IHE
REPUBLICANS RESOLVE TO SUPPORT HIM.
PARIS, Wednesday, Nov 10, 1880

EFFORTS TO KEEP JULES FERRY IN POWER-Ihh
REPUBLIcANs RESOLVE TO SUPPORT him.
PARIS, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1880
The meeting of Ministers and Under Secretaries
which assembled at o'clock last evening, iasted
nntil midnight and the Ministers finally determined,
at tue request of President Grevy to defer the de-
cision concerning their designations. Inc Jo~Hdt
des Debdts the Rtpublique FrdnGdise the Sec'e ana
other Republican papers consider yesterdays vote
due to Geplorable misunderstanding, and express
the hone that the Ministers will retain their posts.
The Radical papers demand new CaDiheV UT d us
solution of the Chambers.
Fnuv ffty members oftne Chamber of Deputies
have assured the Ministers that they did not by
last n ght's vote desire to upset the Cabinet Nj.
Gambetta saws he considers that NJ Julis Ferry can
without loss of dignity withdraw his resignation
and il Is said that he has asked him TO do So
At a meeting of the members of the Left OF the
Chamber of Deputies to-day, NM. Deyes ana oe-
nard Republicans) said they gathered from inter-
vievs with members of the Cabinet that if vote
of confidence in the Governments gen.
eral policy were carried by a majority
of 900 the members Of the Cabinet would
nrobablv Withdraw their designations. Inc Leit
agreed TO the terms of the motion, exposing
complete adherence the Ministerial statement
The Lett and Left-Centre are favorable 10 the
Cabinet, but the Extreme Left is hostile TO IT, whe
tbe Republican Uuion attaches certain reservations
to its support OF the Government Although the
Inter declares that Yesterdays vote does lot imply
want of confidence in the Cabinet, 1t adheres 10
the course IT has pursued 1t is believed by some
ncope that the authority of the Cabinet is so shaken
tbat \ retrospective vote of confidence could only
resuscitate it for few days.
DISTURBANCES AT TURCoING.
-r,nor beiup current on the 9Th inst. at Tur-
Going , northern town about 1913 miles from Paris
that the religious DEGREES were TO DE enforce"
ag,inst the Marists o. 900 persous assembled before
tho door. of the convent Shortly afterv ard many
members of the Catholic clubs arrived aud serious
disturbance between the two factions ensued
Numerous grave ARRAYS occurred Sticks and stones
wore freely used. and several windows in the con-
vent were broken. The geudarmerie repeatedly
charged on the crowd. and sixty persons were IN
iured Fresh disturbances are feared.
A VOTE or CONFIDENCE ASKED.
LONDON Thursday, Nov. Il, 1880
Tho Standards correspondent at Paris SAYS;
Tho Ministers have decided that W. Ferry shall, nj
Thursdays sitting reply TO m lnterpei aon tion su
norfer OF tne Ministry the general policy OF me HpN-
ernenf and that they will suspend their esignail0ns
| until after thc vote that viii follow.
NJ lie BaIdryPA sson has sent cna enc 10 n W. ''
bctta who. ~ President of the Inambcr ol Depuses'
vvas obi I'D 10 reprmnnd aud temporarY e1p.l N ~ ~
from Chamber yesterday on account ol is 'ioi1n
| and unpariiam"h-aty i"nEua-e'
dispatch to Tie Tunes from Paris re-
norts that President Grew. in refusing to
accent the resignation of the Ministry, said:
| ..You must wait until Tdursday TO ascertain
! the exact feeling OF t.e CealDrr;, lo a. '"i
Chqmuer send refuses for 0'o Ga@oe,tS '-' # h'
declines to torn Clhinet tte ,on,se& se@l
4, ictt, hoa er.oUr,ged President Grcvy to persist
IN ms refusal as he does not wish o take Office