Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-31
VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR.

| in Tonouin. Orders have been issued
directing the immediate mobilization OF all
battalions OF infantry. The Government
has decided to ask for volunteers from each
regiment. and call for $4,000 maritime con-
scripts.
| THE KILLED AT JAMESON.
| PARIS. March 30th-FIgaro states that the
| French killed and wounded III the hight at
Langson numbered 1,200. Some papers
favor impeaching the Ministry.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
PARIS, March 30th.-General Negrler,
wounded in Fridays engagement at Lang
son, was promoted to be General OF the Dl-
vision.
Rochefort demands the head of the
| French Premier Ferry, for the many blum
ders in Tonquin.
1t is expected that Admiral Courbet will
| lombard Canton.
Rentes have fallen considerably on re-
ports that there will be a popular demon
stration outside of the Chamber of Depu-
ties. Fears are entertained of serious
disturbance.
RESIGNATION OF THE CABINET.
PARIS. March 30th.-The Ferry Cabinet
has resigned, owing to the adverse vote in
the Chamber of Deputies.
RENTEs LOWER.
PARIS, March 30th-3 P. M.-Rentes have
fallen to 76f soc, on reports that there will
| be popular demonstrations outside OF the
| Chamber of Deputies. Fears are enter
tanned of serious disturbance.
SCENES IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
LONDON, March 30th.--A special from
! Paris gives the following account of the
| opening scenes at the meeting of the Cham
Der of Deputies to-day: Long before the
! hour for the convening of the Chamber the
streets were packed by crowds of excited
men, and it soon became apparent that
| trouble was brewing, for the Government
| had a strong force Of military on hand to
prevent and preserve order in the Chamber.
Notwithstanding these precautions, the
galleries were crowded with people who
plainly showed irritation over the French
defeat at Langson, by keeping up noisy
discussion and hurting denunciatOry cpl
thets at the various members of the Cabinet
and their supporters, as they entered the
Chamber.
When Jules Ferry, the Premier, arose to
announce the decision at the Cabinet coun-
Gil this morning he was loudly Kissed by
the galleries He had barely finished his
declaration when a number of Deputies of
the Right sprang to their feet, yelling
- Down with the wretch - while above the
din could be heard the voice of Clemen-
ceau, as he fairly screamed : Traitors ~
1t was some time before order was re-
stored, ana had it not been for the presence
of the troops there is hardly doubt that
violence would have been done.
During the scene in the Chamber the
crowd outside, becoming a bowling mob,
made several attempts TO pass the guard in
order to get into the building, but were
kept back by the determined attitude Of the
military.
DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, March 30th.-At the opening OF
the session in the Chamber of Deputies this
afternoon, Minister Ferry represented the
Governments request for a credit of $40
100000 on account Of military operations in
China. Ferry at once moved for the APP
pointment of q committee to examine and
report upon the credit, and he demanded
that The motion be given priority The
motion was rejected by vote of 30S to 161
Ferry Immediately announced the resigna-
ton of the entire Ministry
President Grevy has accepted the resigna-
ton of the Ministry.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
PARIS, March Both. 1t is generally ey.
pected that De Freycinet, at present Sena-
now Minister of the Chamber of Deputies
will be called upon to form the new Minis
try. 1t is also believed that Waddington
the recent French ambassador, will be ten
dered the office of Minister of Foreign
Affairs in place of Ferry and that Leon
Say, the great political economist, will be
asked to accept the post of Minister OF Fl
nance in the Cabinet.
HOPES OF THE FRENCH LoYALIsrs.
PARIS, March 30th-Royalists feel GER
tain the only outcome of the present dis
aster to the French arms in Tonquin is the
downfall of the republic Only three DAYS
ago Clemenceau was about to come to an
understanding with NJ Ferry to make IN
the lists of Republican candidates in the
impending elections and 10 make common
ltcause with Ferry against the Royalists, bat
on learning of the disaster in Tonquin
Clemenceau changed his mind completely
He will now oppose Ferry bitterly. In the
clubs last night everybody asked what
steps the workmen will take when excited
by the news of the disaster, and by the vio-
lent articles in the radical papers. An An
arChist manifestation, and perhaps an inva-
| sion of the Chamber OF Deputies. is feared
but the most stringent orders have been
given to the garrison of Paris to act with
vigor and nip III the bud any demonstration
| of the Communists. The situation is very
critical, and it is impossible to say what
may not take place during the next few
days,
NO SERIOUS DEMONSTRATION.
PARIS, March 30th-Large crowds sur
| rounded the French Chambers all the after
noon, but at 6 P. N. no hostile demonstra-
tons had been made.
FEREY's MOTION FOR A CREDIT.
PARIS. March Soth.-Prior to the vote on
The motion to appoint committee on
credit Ferry read yesterdays dispatches
! regarding the Langson affair. He added
that the retreat of the French had been
effected in perfect order. The troops found
/ themselves confronted by Chinese forces
! whose numbers it had been impossible to
foresee. The French Generals had been
obliged to re-enter the Red river delta, and
maintain tie defensive. Measures have
already been taken to reinforce the French
troops in T6nQuin. 1t was necessary 10
! avenge the Langson check for the honor of
the French. He therefore demanded a
credit of Si0,000,000, and he proposed to
separate tie vote on this credit from the
ministerial question. Ferry was frequently
interrupted. Clemenceau approved the
credit, but condemned the policy of the
| Government, and demanded It's overthrow.
Duyal and Ribot declared that they would
| be ready 10 vote any sacrifices when the
| Ministry was overthrow. They re-
| preached the Cabinet for concealing the
truth. The result of the vote on Ferry 5
motion was received with loud applause
\ CHINESE TORPEDO FLoTILLA.
HoNGKoHG, March 30th.-An auxiliary
volunteer torpedo fotilla has been organ
! lied here. Sixty steam launches, all ready
for service, viii compose the fotilla
| ALGERIAN TROOPS FOR ToNeUIN.
PANS, March 30th.-There is much agi-
tation caused by the news from Tonquin.
The Algerian troops have been ordered to
Tonquin.
THE CHAMBER IN THE EVENING.
PARIS, March 30th.-In the Chamber of
Deputies, tonight, Ioisant and De Lafosse
demanded the impeachment of the Minis