New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
ne LEssEPSS GREAT WORK.
DprcUT PROSPECTS OF RAISING s70,ooo,ooo
ON THE LOTTERY PLAN.
,.x.NA CANAL SHARES ADVANCE 81 FRANCS
fAN RIG VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN NJ. DE FREY.

.,S.MA CANAL SHARES ADVANCE 81 FRANCS
RrG VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN NJ. DE FREY
cINET.
pa,;s April 23-Panama Canal shares went
.oroonine to-day, and NJ. dc Lesseps's friends are
,~hilant over the prospects OF the big dltch.
rnoculators bought freely ON the Bourse. driving
~ shares up thirty-one francs. Everybody
.oos -. that the Chamber Of Deputies will have to
Snoc the advice of its committee and sanction the
,ssus Of a lottery loan to complete the work OF
,ho Isthmus of Panama. Yesterday the Commit
,on of Initiative, TO which the proposal was re-
,s,yed. dismissed its reporter hired new one ana
.raered him to make report in favor OF the De
ysssens bill. To-day NJ Msret tabled the favor
shIe report in the Chamber. 1t advises that the
coral Company be authorized to raise 350.ooo,Oo0
s~ancs $40 600. 00o on the lottery plan with the
governments approval
N do Freycinet, civilian War Minister, looms
,n prominently on top of a big vote OF confidence.
IT. dav NJ Floouet, the Prime Minister. agreed TO
-, Immediate debate on the Interpolation OF
count de Martimprey regarding the appointment
~ NJ. de Freycnet as Minister OF War Inc
Count declared that NJ. Floquets action In max
49, snch an appointment was revolutionary, and
would have deplorable effect upon the army.
In reply TO the objections of Count de Mar
imnrey NJ Floouet said that under the ancieno
monarchy there were as many civilian as mihtary
War Ministers. The Count accuses us OF rev.
olntionary act What is revolutionary IL 10 lorco
n general into political agitations" 'hppiause
from the Left Centre) The Government 'nousn'
tbst at a time when the Ministry of War was tax
inc sucb great steps to secure administrative SCI
orIi6c and material development, it was best TO
socure the services Of a man competent to execute
.beir nrogramme He reminded the Chamber OF
Tho natriotism NJ de Freycinet displayed In 1871
&C chief of the Military Cabinet under dampetUa.
(Applause.)
NJ Dc Freycinet declared that he had not sougno
tho office. He assumed it al earnest solicitation
ard would reply by his acts to accusations VI
snoonnatence He said the National defence
belonged entirely to the Republicans to whom
France had been left, unarmed ana muUIateu.
He knew his duties War Minister ana wouio
perform them with all his energy and patriooisn
equal to all eventualities. In conclusion, ne saio
he reckoned upon the confidence OF the Onanoer
in order TO accomplish his task.
An order of the day expressing commence IN
NJ. de Freycinet was then adopted oy Vo'e Oh
377 to 175.
The Municipal Council, after three hours vloiens
discussion. to-day adopted an order OF the DAY
ornosing a ulebiscite condemning the Boulsngise
caInpaign and declaring that the council Is READY
20 pace itself at the head of the people In order 10
save their liberties and preserve the Hepuone
A vote of confidence in the Ministry was ALSO
sdopted. The Council afterward discussed
motion of NJ Hovelacqde, demanding the lmme-
date abolition Of the Presidency and the senate
II is probable that O duel between Councillors
Hunbert and Hattat will result from the debate
Another anti-Boulangist manifestation was msoe
in the Latin Quarter at midnight. party OF
students burned General Boulanger in enigy.
The Temps" accuses the police OF supporting
The Boulangists and treating the students severely
The students in the Caen, Lyons and AK universl-
ties have telegraphed their oongratuladons 10 tne
Paris students.
A final split has occurred in the French Patri-
otic League. the delegates refusing by vote OF
81 to 8 TO sanction the nomination by the mansg-
ing Committee of Paul Derouledc for Honorary
President of the League. The group OF aotaon'
coniointly with NJ Deroulede, have decided 10 TO
form the League ON o new basis
NJ Ferroul a Radical has been elected memper
of the Chamber Of Deputies for Carcassone.
The Boulangrst protest committee has Issued
notice on behalf of General Boulanger disownlng
the newspaper I" La Cocarde" for its advocacy
of his nomination for Isere and other dlstrlcte,
and declaring that he absolutely refuses 10 DC
a candidate.
at midnight the city was quiet