The Portland daily press., 1882-01-30
FOREIGN.
Declaration that the Czar's Coronation
Will Never Take Place.

Declaration that the Czar's Coronation
Will Never Take Place.
NEW York, Jan 28.-A St. Petersburg dis
patch says A fresh number of the Nihihist
Journal Naradnayo VOLTA ('sthe will OF the
people'o is being circulated and sent under
envelope to the Court and to the ministers,
dignitaries and REGIMENTS of the empire. 1t is
dated December II Oath, new style). 1t was
probably printed and introduced from abroad.
In its leading article it says: "The coronation
of the Czar, fixed for the 25th of May, will new
er take place. Therefore make no preparations
for it. Many things will occur between this
and the 25th of May. Do not throw away your
money uselessly. It is simply ridiculous and
disgusting.
The New Ministry as far as Made Up.
PARIS, Jan. 28.-Midnight.-The list of the
new ministry, as settled upon to the present
hour, is as follows:
M. De Freycinct, president of the council
and minister of foreign affairs.
M. Jules Ferry, minister Of public instruc-
tion.
M. Gollet, minister Of the interior and of
worship
NJ Humbert, minister of justice.
NJ Varroy, minister of finance.
M. Carnot, minister of public works.
M. Tirard, minister of commerce.
M. Cochery, minister OF post and telegraphs.
The minister of war and marine have not
yet been designated.
HIS hSb0utiOu OISOO'
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The Times says that M
Gambetta, in an interview with President
Grevy yesterday urged the retention OF Gen.
Miribel as chief of the general staff, on the
ground that it was important for the efficiency
of the army A later dispatch from Paris
finitely undertaken the formation of cabinet
but that he will confer with several political
personages to-day M. Gambetta has promised
not to offer any opposition. 1t is said that M.
Ferry is disposed to accept office in the new
cabinet.
No Grief for Gambetta.
The Times Berlin correspondent states that
OH the whole, tne press there regards GAM
betta's fall with deep satisfaction.
Gambetta's Power to be Felt in the
Government.
PARIS, Jan. 28-No reliable ministerial list
has yet been put forward anywhere. M. De
Freycinct is believed, however, to be endeavor-
mral Peyron Tirard and other public men are
mentioned as having already consented 10
take Office with him, but nothing is positively
known on the subject.
John Lomainne, in the Debats, remarks:
''Those who imagine that M. Gambetta will be
long injured by his downfall are mistaken.
He is stronger to-day than yesterday; he has
expended none of the great stores of strength
which had been accumulating since the be-
ginning of his public life Those who will
have to govern tomorrow Will hnd out there
is a power outside them"
Financial Crisis in Ireland.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2S-There was another and
larger failure on the stock exchange yesterday
and it is expected two or three larger houses
will fail during the present week unless as
sistance is rendered them. Also one failure
in the foundry business with heavy liabilities.
its lowest ebb. Tradesmen are endeavoriDg as
far as possible to collect debts but as the
debtors are mostly landlords there is no possi-
bility of settlement for months to come.