National Republican., 1880-09-20
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
The Climax in the French Ministry
Reached ut Last.
Resignation of VI. do Freyoinot-Jnlos Ferry
to Succoed--Iurlish Dupliclty-
Affairs nt Dulclgno.
nlsaoIntion of the French Mrnlstry.

PARIS, Sept. 19.--M. dc Frcycinct has sent
fhe following letter TO President Grcvy. "Af'
ter mature reflection have como to tho con-
clusion that the cabinet cannot be rCcorsti
tuted as 1t was yesterday. Thore are serious
doubts of its duration. Between sovoral OF
my colleagues aud myself there exist diver
rences of opinion which leave no room for hope
that accord may be maintained even at the
cost Of mutual concessions. Such state OF
things If prolonged would bo injurious to the
Interests and tranquility of the country. Be-
licving that my retirement will offer the mo st
prompt means of solving tho crisis, beg you
10 accept my resignation"
President Grevy, on receiving this letter,
summoned NJ. de Freycinet, and in conjuntlon
with several other ministers tried to induce
him to recall his resignation, but NJ. de Frey.
oirct refused, aud President Grevy finally ac.
ccpted tho resignation. Soon after Ministers
Constnns. Ca2ot and Fdrre had II long conversa.
tion with President Grcvy. Ultimately NJ
Jules Ferry was charged with the formation
OF Il cabinet.
Regarding the sudden change in the posi-.
ton Of affairs since Saturday, whom tho differ
cnccs of opinion between NJ. do FreycinOt and
his colleagues appeared 10 be compromised, il
has truuspired that VI. de FroyCinet had a
further consultation with Ministers Constan'
and Cuzot during which it became manifest
that the agreement which was established al
the cabinet council was unreal, and that tho
divergence Of views between NJ. de Freycinet
and his colleagues was irrCCOmciablc The
Soir says NJ. Jules Ferry has already offered
the ministry of marine 10 Admiral Pothuan
Several papers consider that the cabinet crsi:
will ncCessitate an early assembling of tho
chambers.
The Cause of the split.
PARIS, Sept l0.--The letter of NJ Cons,ans
minister Of the interior and worship, 10 tn,
archbishop, declining TO accept tho dcCara-
tion signed by the religious coniratornitics as
u substitute for demand for au horiaatiOn
says the government willingly takes note o.
the resolution manifested in the declaration
TO disclaim any solidarity with political par
ties or passions, but Hs regards the hope eX
pressed by the declaration that the govern
ment would allow tho communities 10 continue
tho work in which they are engaged, he de
clarcs that the object ofthe second decree o
March 20 was precisely TO put an end to th
liberation which the communities desire to
maintained, and TO substitute for it a return
TO legal state of things.
Tho ministerial crisis recommended thi
morning because Of II divergence OF views be
NJ. dc Fieycinvt and VI. COnstams relative +
the application of the religious dGcrots
President Greyy has again been obliged Il
postpone his departure for the Jura, and viii
preside at II cabinet council to be held at
o'clock this afternoon.
La France states that Premier do Freycinc
has defnitivoly rendered his resignation.
LONDON, Sept. 20.--A dispatch to tn
Standard from Paris says: Admiral Jaurogui
berry, minister OF marine, aud NJ, NarToy
minister of public works, have resigned
President Grevy has summoned NJ. Gambett,
who attended at the elysees. 1t is quite evi
dent that NJ. Gambetta Is tho real author
the present crisis.
The Demonstration at Eagusa.
LONDON, Sept 20.-The Nc,rs' Constantine
pie correspondent says the porto is using il
utmost endoavors toavoid the naval demon
btratiou, as it fears n general insurroCtio
should it take place.
The Standards Rngusa dispatch says th
naval demonstration has been postponed unit
the christians can leave Dulcigno, as u mass;
ere Is feared. The vessels will be unable
keep station long, as the autumn storm wi
begin in fortnight. Admiral Seymour in
dispatch to Ria Pasha, informs him that h
will be held responsible for the lives of th
christians in his jurlsd diclion.
MIR. ParnelPs Programme.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.--AIr. Parncll aAdresso
great meeting OF tenant farmers ut Ennis o
Sunday and set forth the line of policy 4
wishedeto see carried out in order TO secul
MI early settlement of tho land question. III
main features of tho programme are unanin
ily Of action among the Irish members, ind
pendence OF all English political parties, T.
fusal to pay more than what the tenant col
siders fair rcnt, and social excommuncatic
of any person taking a farm from which al
other has been evicted for non-paymcut
rent
Another 81 cam er Engulted.
LONDON, Sept. l9,-Tho steamer Auror
from 0pOrto bound for Southampton, h
foundered at sea. Fifty persons we
drowned.
\ Change In Russian Policy.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 19.-The Go'os, /
ferring 10 the secresy maintained in regard
the objects of the Tekke expedition, says th
in Wow Of EnGlamd's change Of policy u
execution OF Russia's intention in regard
Merv is no longer necessary. 1T will only
necessary 10 keep part of the steppcs MS war
ing to the TekkGs in the future. The artic
concludes us follows; Enough of victori
and annexations. Lot Russia devote horse
10 internal development"
Michael Daviit In san francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 10.-Michael Davi
Tho Irish aetator, arrived at Oakland Ia
evening and was escorted through the pri