New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
THE FRENCH MINISTERS RESIGN.

Dulcigno will surrender soon.
THE FRENCH MINIS rERS RESIGN
nm u.1-sE or DEPUTIES EEFUsEs TO CIV" FH-
op,rv To rDuCAII0NAL 81 B'LLs-RhsIGNAIl"N VI
mn MINISTERS AND CNDER-SEcRKiAI'ih9 -
-, scrxYs DURING THE READING OF TiN
.,,y~r pRoGF ,NfNir-A LEGITIMIsT Al
-. ,uv GoyrRNMENr-A NEW MINISTRY
SAID 10 BE FORMING
'A1D PARIS Tuesday. Nov. 9, 1880
Tho Government. IN the statement u Us pio-
-. which was read in the CHAMBERS 'o-G'''
r,-,sr,l, r.s,uuends the passage OF DIS Tei"Vhs
-, wb,h will aim At securing
- on religions topics III the ele-
- pebic schools. make attendance
- ,.,r,nlsory and tuitlcu gratultous' aud
,or.,se thp GavcrnmeHts supervision over private
se.,r,Iarr schools. The Government proposes ihe
roorr,uizaiion o the magistrdcy and reform OF the
ravys relative to the press The Government VIII
.,r,o,,i..f .fe 10 Parliament documents relative 20
E.steru Il rs wherein viii be found proofs ol 'he
co,d RELATIONS of France with all Powers and Of the
constant es1rs oil the European concert TO prevent
now COLLISIONS on the MontcncCrin question. No
L,.5- -,h,,al doubts the peaceful intentions of the
Republic
The statement concludes with the following
Ne ni.,-v rust enjoy your entire couHdonce. We
nor ~
csrIou~ appreciation. W. doM't waai Tue mg ltly 10 10
sggit fo a, OR t0 era;c We ask them 20 6Y3 US OF
resau-tIJ refuse thcc ls'is'anc''
The senate. a. sooa as the reading Of the state
meut. which WAS tue occasion Of various scenes OF
nnroar. was completed proceeded to select It's Bu-
re4Us.
I, the Chamber of Deputies NJ. Laisant read his
prono.al for committee 70 inquire lnto the admin
,srraaou of the War Department by General de
C.s,ev and demanded urgency therefor. The pro-
poslI was then declared urgent by a voce OF 26j TO
lOs
On proceeding 10 arranco the orders Of the day, NJ
Ferry. President of the Ministry, asked for priority
fortbe E!ucatlon NagIstracy and Press hills. y.
r.~rg,s nrooa-al to give priority to the Education
ts vas rejected by a vote of 200 20 10. Priority
VA, then voted for tie Marl-tracy ou.--ol T." IOo
# Raulrv-e. .A.son. tie LegIumst member for
V-rd .e. hoped that during the present session he
wouIl witness the dtata-sceue Ot 'he Erpu1lA
-lip President Oi tua Cham Der requested tuemem-
be- 10 tl-cuutjuUe Als rcmartS.
A. bauIrt -dAs,0n then moved that the OuamIcr
.it ta-,norrOw 70 enable him 10 call 10 account me
Government Of burglars laliuding ln TINS epih't TO
Tie mlulcr Ia which tie religious decree were ell
forced ..- .i,, ,,,,,,
irr U.uu:y. WIth temporary expulsion, ana le-
qut.~f-.. hm To leave tAe House.
Ia. ID patty retired. but subsequently returned
T.- s.ti ny was then adjourned until thursday.
At-er the sitting the Ministers manifested thor
intention If -IguIng iu consequence OF the refusal
of Cd. House 60 Live priority to the Education 1iiis
Nm OF rne Deputies who voted against the Gov
erlmeHt assured the Ministers that tney t.'o NOT
WIS. 10 Iug.y ANY want OF cOuuience D>pNe
te.s aSSurauces The Minister, ana ,ie- >teiel lu-
-- decided 70 r.sGu cole, 1it. VI ti.: ~ men
cswmuu catrd this resolution 10 President OreVF.
lis ruulred that VI. Bussou. N4ce-IfesldeuJ OK
o.. .Cl.uher. ls forming % Allla ~.
fryriet--tll tsc Ministers and fder SEC -aTles
b.,. u-,..l assembled since O'Clock Tins evening
uaCar the presidency Of u. Greyy, ana aJ il p' H.
were s''' d" 'e''0- LONDON. Tuesday. Nov .. 1850.
6.soatch TO The SaAGIrd from Pdus says:
President Grevy has accepted the designations of
thsNnsters and has sent for u. GanDetta aaI N.
Leoa7 .D.-....... .,...
Cabinet NAV reconsider their de5ermu2tl1u 10 Ic-
s,or and n f. possible that something Ike COM
pr,u,5c or vote OI Retrospective confidence VIII De
proposed.
JULES FERRY or THE FRENCH DEGREES.
7IiF OPENING or THE CHAMBERS THE ATTITUDE OF
rn. G3visNMENr rowARD THE RELIGIOUS
COMMU>I1Ils--A Ngw E>GINEFEiNG PROJECT
PARIS, Tuesday, Noy. 9, 1850
The French Chambers rcasSemb'ed to-day.
The Ministerial declaration read. s.atins that the
c.angs in the Ministry dulus the recess involved
chang. IN the policy OF the Government winch Is
s1ucuoncd by tuo Chambers.
In the 3ustera staten NJ read at The opening of the
Chambers NJ Jules Ferry President Of The Council and
NuIser OF Pubic IsrIctiOu ID referring 10 ne eApu4-
son OF tne nou-autAorzeJ religious communities SAID
Il s impossible 10 uspeBd the laws IN consequence o
resistance 10 their enforcement. have deem d u
necessary 10 asa for legislation. The laws relative
" the congregations ana reccssary and were 60
tatsue for tie defence Of civil society ana Tic f-'s
Cue state. lCftsin number OF ficbua SUIT t4,f N
tu4. v Dsfral "a her than religious motives, Gave
or ,rz.1 rab on asitnst the lava the Govern ucL.
no, u end % enforce the decrceS a5thst nc
congrrgaiiou- a. their position ~iu be reguatcd Dy
other procedure 81. -....
l. B. announced that VI. Renault, MEMBER OF he mann
b.. of D.uuties from the Department OF -tiHte - -
viii propose ID the Chamber gran OF Jo,0OOoOO i'tic
for tnr tructIuu OF tunnel through the 9-Dpo-
MYuutan saId that 81 Camp e'ta fitai-eu' w. O4'
Chamber. suggested the proposal r,..,.-- ~.
Mlr.pIes has been raised by the m7rk-' VINO heect'
tO guard door Oy whirh tuej comm 'hCH.,u ~ ~
friends Ih.ut The monks lcft tho ABBEY with many
iucuQs.
~ Address BY Mr.. GLADSTONE.