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c,ples respect for liberty respect for law, and re-
spect for religion.
LITERARY NOTES.

John Morley Will DecOm6 eultOf VI
Magazine" in May next. Mr.. Grove retiring This
arrangement supersedes the proposed new review.
Macmillan & Co. are also maturing plans for new
illustrated popular magazine under the editorship
of Mr.. Comyns Carr. The frst number will appear
in October.
The same publishing house publicly announces
that IT is unable to obtain from Mr.. Julian Haw-
thorne the conclusion OF Fortunes Fool" omtting
the fact that Mr.. Hawthorne received payment In
full for the novel.
The new novel. "LEvangellste," by Alphonse
Daudet was published in Paris last week, and
thirty thousand copies were sold.
ESTIMATES OF DORE.
Gusiave DorGs death elcits copous eulogies in
England. where the belief still survived that he
was q great PAINTER. The French critics and
public long since agreed to neglect his PICTURES
regretting that an artist of really fine facaities
should persist in attempting 81 bjects to which no
was UNEQUAL as he was deficient alike In drawing
and In sense of color Dore. who lived mnch In
London. is personally lamented here and in Paris,
by wide circle of friends.
THE UNITED STATES MINISTER.
Mr. Lowell has gone to Mentmore over Sunday
N visit Lord Rosebery. G.w.s.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
PROPOSED ACTION AGAINST MEMBERS OF FORMER
REIGNING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. From 1HE
CABINET.
PARIS Jan. 81. The Paris announces that the
Government and the Commit zee Of the Chamber Oh
the Deputies have agreed upon the question OF the
pretenders, to accept the counter project OF NJ.
Fabre which proposes that the Orleans Frlnces
shall be prohibited from filing any civil or mill
tary posts.
Alta Cabinet Council to-day the members decided
to accept the compromise between the Government
and the Committee of the Chamber of Deputies on
the question of excluding pretenders. based upon
NJ Fabre's proposal, which also prohibits pretenders
from exercising the elective function. Admiral
Jaurequiberry then resigned. General Billot. Mm-
ister of War, announced that he should oppose
the measure but consented TO remain in Office pro-
yisionaly in order to avoid Ministerial Crisis.
Nothing is known regarding the opinion OF NJ
Duclerc who is still unable to receive any one. Inc
committee Oh being informed Of the resolution oi
the Cabinet agreed by vote of to u 10 support
NJ. Fabre's proposal. NJ. Marcou then resigned
the post of reporter OF the committee. NJ. Fabre
who was chosen in his place. was instructed to sub
NIT the report to the Chamber of Deputies before
the close OF tO-day's sitting.
NJ Fahre's proposal s a reproduction OF the Gov
ernment bill with the addi ilonal clause prohibiting
pretenders from exercising the elective function
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day debate was
continued on the Magistracy bill The vote of last
year abrogating the principle Of irremovabilty OF
Judges and providing that they be elected was
reversed by the rejection of the first clause OF the
committees draft.
Toward the close of the citing NJ. Fahre read the
report Of the Committee the Question of Er-
cluding PretendeIs. NJ Bourgeois Bonapartist
Cuneo d'Ornano BonapartIst, also protested. The
previous question was rejected by vote ot w 70
44O Debate on the report was fixed for Monday.
After the adjournment of the Chamber the mem-
bers of the Right held a meeting and decided to
oppose all bills or resolutions affecting members OF
former reignng families. and not 20 associate them
selves with any motion for secret ballot when
such questions are put 10 vote.
NJ de Cassagnac writes i'll The Idys that eX-
Empress Eugene did not, during her visit In Pans.
request him TO modify his attitude toward frlnce
Jerome. Those who affirm that she associated her
self with Prince Jerome's policy. he says. insul.
her. Her journey % Paris was simply an act OF
family solidarity and chIvalrous generosity.
La Trance says the Jugo dlnstructlon having
charge of the investigation In Prince Jeromes case
to-day transmit ed his report In relation thereto To
the court which will decide within hye days as to
the proceedings to be taken IN the matter;
H. Duclerc declines TO accept NJ. fabre's eompro-
mise and insists upon the retention OF the Govern
meats proposals in their original form. He com
muncatel his decision tonight TO President Gr6vy
and Ministers FallieTes and Deves. IL u asserted
that General Billot shares M Duclerc's views.