The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-31
FRENZIED FRENCHMEN.
All Paris in a Rage of Indisnation
Against the Ministry
OVER THE DEFEATS IN CHINA.
A Formal Declaration Of War, and An
Advance on Pekin Ordered.
BIG RE-lNFoRoEMENTs CALLED.
The News About Russia and England
More Pacific, Like Both are Afraid
-Riers Rebellion in yiuni-
peg Royal Troops Out
BIG RE-lNFoRoEMENrs CALLED.
BOLD DolNes OF PANAMA REBELS
France and China,
WAR TO BE DECLARED.

LONDON, March 30.--A Paris dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph compsnv
states that war with China is to be OIL
cially declared to-day. Fifty thousand
reinforcements are TO be forwarded and
the army ordered to march on Pekin.
IL is expected Admiral COurbot will
lombard Canton.
TheFigaro states that the French killed
aud wounded in the ight Mt Lang Son is
,2OO' Some papers favor impeaching
the ministry.
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
a dispatch from Paris says President
.Grovy WAS present at the council OF
minister's to-day. He assisted on iin-
mediate action being taken for the
prompt and vigorous prosecution Of The
war in China The cabinet de.
cided 20 mobilize two divisions of
troops to be commanded by four
brg0dior generals for Immediate SER
vice IN Tonqun; also 10 send 10000 mon
TO reinforce Admiral Courhat.
FRENzIED FBENsuMRN.
a special from Paris gives tho follow
ing account Of the opening scenes at tho
meeting Of the chamber OF deputies to-
day:
Long before the hour for the oonyon.
ing OF tho chamber the streets i'm the
vicinity were packed with crowds. of
eNcitod men. IL soon became evil
dent that trouble was brewing for tho
government. A strong force OF military
was present to prevent riot and
preserve order in the chamber Not
wlthstandlns this precaution the CALLER
les were crowded with people, who
plainly showed irritation over the
French defeat sc Lang Son, by keenlng
up noisy discussion, and hurting donun.
Ciatory epithets nc various members of
the cabinet and their supporters,as they
entered the chamber. When Jules
| Ferry, the premier, arose to announce
the decision OF the cabinet council of
this morning, he was loudly
Missed by the galleries. He barely
| finished the declaration when a NUM-.
ber Of deputies OF the right spranp 20
| their feet, yelling. "Down with the
wretchp' while above the din could bo
heard the voice of Clemenceau iaif N
kissing, "rraitorsW II was some taa'
before order was restored, and had ithoi
been for the presence of the troops there
Is hardly any doubt violence would have
been done. During the scene In the
chamber tie crowd outside became q
bowling mob, and made several at
tompts 90 pass the guards IN order TO
get inside The nuildug, but was kept
back 10y the determined attitude OF Che
military,
THE EXCITEMENT Is INTENSE.
PAJs, March 30.--The excitement
over he FrOuch utleat 40 l4ang Son is
intense. Tho feeling against the gov.
| Ornmgut i9 So strOu that an outbreak /.
feared. lti reported that France has
officially declared war. This, with the
| tear of o serious riot and the downfall Of
| the ministry, has caused q panic on lha
I ho"r5o. AT radical newspapers requ $50
/ the impeachment OF tho mmisto
/ Rochuiurt demands the official hosl r'
tho French PREMIER Ferry, for li-
many hlunders IN Tunquin.
uEN,NEGRiER PROMOTE coon ADvIcr
Gen. Nogrler wounded in Fridays .,.
. gagamout at Lang Son, has been pro
mlt0d 90 b0 g0ueral OF a division.
The newspapers generally urro tnc
/ country Go act with energy aud ro l.
ness, and notifies lll men that at suuh 4
crisis party feelings and premd y
/ should siuh into iusigulhcance, and tral
there should be uuanimity Of 80 ID
meut IN demanding that general Ns.
| uunal effort no put forth TO relieve INC
army IN fonquin. Orders have heeu ii
sued directing the immediate mobilign.
uon Of all OF tho fourth battalar
OF infantry. The government has DO
cided TO ask ior yO unteers from ogcl
regiment and coll for 5000 maritime
oonscripts.
TnECAmNET RESIGNS.
The Ferry cabinet has resigned, Cw.
ing to the adverse vote In the chamNI
of deputies.
THE MINISTRY RESIGNS.
| At the opening of tho session in laf
chamber Of deputies this alterno lr
Prime Minister Ferry presented tho
| governments request fora credit NJ $'n.
! WONOJ on ace cunt of military operation,
M China. Ferry at once moved Tor ilt
| appointment OF "A committee 10 examige
aud report on credits, aud no domand "a
that the motion he given priority. TlI
| motion was rejected by vote oil 3OS d,
l6l, Forry Immediately announced
resignation of tho entire ministry aH.
President Grevy accepted tho resign \.
tion OF the ministers.
No Kiii.lN0s YET.
| Large crowds surrounded the French
chamber All The afternoon, but up I'd
Bp' M 40 hostile demonstrations " Il,
made.
Con. Delisle, In dispatoh. s,ys,
"Gsu. Nogrier Is at Dong Dong. Ii /,
expected hu will recover. The Frot n
ovacuatot their position Withheld
| moiestatiun rom the Chinese
/ Provisions and ammunition ar
| plentiful at Dong Dong. The miiitefy
stores at Chud will suffice Tor an the
needs OF the French" The telogrnr1l
maintain absolute silence regarding thr
French losses.
THE EXCfrEMENr GROWS.
| Tue excitement caused by tue French
ueleat at Lang Son grows apace. Rents
at once responded tu the popular ipel.
ing. Soon after the opening of The
bourse they had fallen from 50 francs
32l9 centimes, the closing price OF
saturday, to rs francs, 70 centimos
Shortly before there was anothui
sharp decline, prices falling 10 10 francs
70 confines. This decline was due T.
the popular manifestations being mad,
outside the chamber of deputies. Stock,
uoolintd more or less, In sympathy viii
the downward movement of rontes
The action of the government Ma,
awaited with anxious supnense and
evory rumlr eagerly caught and r..
poated with nesh additions.
Tho Algerian troops have been ordoro,
10 ronquln.
sCBNEs btIonE riiE REstuNATIoNs.
Prior tV the vote un tho motion to ap
point a COMMITTEES ON credit, Ferry rui,
yesterdays dispatches regarding IN
Lang Son affair, lie added that thl
retreat of the French had been off, ctQ 4,
la perfect order. Tho tfoan
found themselves confronted by rhl
nesa toicys, whose numbers n had beol
impossible tO iprespe. The French aen
erals had been Obliged N rs .enter III
Rud river delta and mNn.aln tha Il