The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
PREMIER RIB0TS VICTORY IN THE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Hss Majority Composed Exciusiveiy OF Re.
publicans-The Government to Furnish
Documents 10 the Panama (omu,ission.

Hss Majority Composed Exclusively OF he.
pubiicans-The Government to Furnish
Documents 70 the Panama t'omu,ission.
Paris. Dec. a.-The majority in the Chamber
OF Deputies that yesterday voted confidence
in the Government after listening to tho Min.
isterial declaration consisted exclusively Of
Republicans The minority included tho Bou-
langists and some members OF tho party OF
the Right. Tho avowsd hostility OF the Bou.
langists Is regarded Us STRENGTHENING tho
Government An important part OF the Right
and Extreme Loft RETAINED from voting.
Tho Rcpnbliqne H.anca,se says that every
chance OF u conflict seems to be avertcd. The
DiI Neuricne Steele. the Rddicdi. and the Rap.
pel approve the Ministerial statement as re-
spending to public opinion and as raying a
majority around the Cabinet
1t Is rumorcd that NJ. Clemenceau IL involved
In the Panama scandal. NJ. Herr. 1t is said.
cAshed Panama checks drawn n his favor.
member OF the Panama investigating Com
mittee said: I'VE must now go right on and
stop for nothing or nobody. We shall report
on Jan. 10. when the Panama Canal Company's
>, LoNpoN. Dec. "a despatch to the Times
Soon after i o'clock this evening cluster
OF people was observed reading ON IL poster on
tho walls Of tho Ministry OF Marine, building
the declaration which had been read. tremb-
The speed with which the poster was got out
indicates the intense anxiety with which the
Government is watched. and which 1t is quito
powerless to withstand. 1t Is what 1 have
called throughout conspiracy. not only
against the republic. but against tho state.
Gouched in terms OF highminded patriotism.
NJ lNbot's statement places recent incidents
IN their proper irrespective. recalling the all
sense of their respons ibilties and obligations.
Had to-dny's attempt failed to bring Guietude.
President Garnet would himself have been In
suited and his official existence would have
boon menaced. Happily. time and cleverness.
working on the same side. discovered how to
avert the thunderDolt.
From the Ambassadors box representa-
ttves Of two parties to tho Dreibund watched
ireinior iiibots literally trembling fingers as
they fumtled the leaves Of his statement All
listened with breathlcss expectancy. The first
Expressions Of assent camo with the words
null light and PROMPT decisions From that
respectfully followed until the words you will
thus Illustrate the snares placed in your path.
way One-half OF the Chamber broke into APP
rlause. At the conclusion OF the Preniers
speech tho whole Loft and Centre gave n ring
Ing shout OF approval. and word went round
the gal cries. He has n majority"
Another despatch to the Tunes says: M.
Chcvillard formerly factotum to NJ. BarDes
agent. NJ Wan. declares that NJ. Barbe in 1873
took him to the Bank Of France and compelled
him to endorse and cash Baron Rsinach's
check to the bearer for 10000 francs. Some
months later NJ. Barhe showed NJ. Chevilard
posture of NJ Barbe for accepting bribe and
compelled NJ. Chevlard to write a letter deny.
Inc that he had ever cashed check for NJ.
BArDe."