New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
DUPUY MINISTRY OUT.
ADVERSE VOTE IN CHANBER
THE CABINETS COURSE OK THE RAIL
WAY CONVENTIONS NOT APPROVED.

|
prr,rps RELUCTANCE TO ACCEPT
THE MINISTER'S RESERVATIONS
rol.HGEOIs OR CAvAIGNAc
MAY BE PREMIER.
| po-,s Ian 1.-The French Cabinet resigned inns
| evening after the rejection by the o"d''
| DEPUTIES of a resolution approving 'he "o'
| mon,.s course regarding the railway conventions
| ,,,ora, Socialist in view of the resignation
| - NJ Rartbou Minister OF Public WORKS rd'Se'
| an INTERPOLATION in the Chamber 'o-oay III
| to the guarantees of interes; upon raIiw''
| under the convention Of 1855. VI. M''ie' a"'
| proachcd the Ministry for their failure 10 supp.
| N Rarthou in demanding limit TO the guarantees
| and proposed that the Chamber appoint
,o ., irn,,rv m decide whether not NJ. Raynal
| formerly Minister OF Public Works. should be pros
| ecuted. , 49,.
VI Ravnal replied to NJ. M.lerand's speech pu,
| his remarks were extremely temperate ~ "4'
to the proposal to appoint COMMISSION Oh mum
The Chamber then voted the question OF APP
| pointing commission and the proposal WIS '''
| ried. 253 10 295 49,. Min,
Premier Dupuy explained the position OF the MIN
| is,ers and held that VI. Barthous resighato" "''
| needless ,, -
# Pourcuery de Boisserin offered resolution III
vting the Government to delenu i's 'D,,'.a. ar-
| rights of the State In dealing with the railway 'o
ver.ton The chamber voted. 2S3 TO 81. to give PR
| orIty to the proposal of NJ. Pourquery de f'oiS''
| over all other orders of the Day -
| Premier Dupuy declared that the MINISTRY "o"''
rosIcn II tho vote should be insisted upon, where
unon the Chamber reversed its decision by No'e %
| s64 to 2i6 NJ Dupuy held that the Chahoe' u.
| Giving nrioritv 70 such A resolution, showed want
| NJ confidence in the Ministry; hence the reversal
| of the Chambers decision.
| At 705 o'clock the Chamber by 'o'e
| OF 26s to 2n, rejected resolution oi,''.
| 20,
| throughout in dealing with the railway con'enuo"9
| and also approving the Governments dissertation
| from the acts OF VI. Barthou. Premier DuP"! ''e''
assembled the tribune. and SAID ,....,,
After this vote. the Chamber must umrths innin
| that the Cabinet CANNOT co"'i""' W
! in its deliberations ,,,a
| The Ministers then left the Champef III .''''''
file and proceeded to the Palace of the tiysee'
where they rendered their designations 10 r'eS'''"'
| CasimeIPerier. . 3d.,
| Af,or tho denarture OF the Ministers the Cham
| nor unanimously adopted resolution offered by
| NJ Krantz reserving the rights OF 'he "'a.o ~
dealing with the railway conventions ne AMI aa
Der BERTHE then upp dTSfSS Saturday tD
President Casimer- Perier tried vainly 10 ihr rS
rrar,Iar In,nuy TO reconsider his resignatlol ~
PREMIER Would not listen proposals looking looking
to his retention OF office. and after ncrnntrd
Of forty minutes. his resignaiii1n was ,he Cbsm
Tomorrow Henri Brisson. president 3 ,,e ~ he
ber and NJ Challeme ,acour Eres g ~ cons,It
| with NJ Cashier erier 49,, . .,. .
The "OfiCai journal VIII puDl4Sh
decree charging the members OF the Dgp tSe,r DE-
net to carry the routine business oil te
TN rh fyfnns b sse refmed n Mns Of
5T a1afroy du rnvsisnac viii be the Premier Those
the President are maklng SWhetber com.
| nosifc or homogeneous Cabinet be arranged proD,
| ably several members OF the Dupuy Ministry VIII
remain In ONCE " T..
London Jan li-In the course Of the debate in
| the French Chamber today Premier Dupuy eX-
claimed that It was the railway companies ana not
| tho Government, that referred the convention to
Council Of s,Hte whie ssaO decided mat inc '0
'e vel RaThon reo,ied reafrmng hs opinion that
. dara Of the of f tee OF Se Gs
mistaken he sad hs wS~d roher han AZ Min
ister preside at the execution OF Iatknen nored
| iieved to be erroneous. This declaration eVoKeu
NJ Goblet severely sgmazel the decision Of the
sna H. 10 Merand sai that the suaIanteSs Of
| railway interest he'd already cost FRANCE '-'O'''
Toward the close Of the debate the Goyernm,H l
refused accept motion FOR Inc 4rgtr o o nsssed
action r TSs 81 Da9Gy HSS
| ,nte on NJ TREATS resolution approving the GOV,
| srnment's acceptance Of the decision Of the Counc
This wa Of r se vote made Sy
essary a recount. during which there was great en-
| element the floor ana IN the ioooies'
| The arrest OF three former officials Of high rank
in the Southern Railroad Company added to the IN
nortance Of the Interpolation concerning the Gov
| ernment's guarantee of interest to tha' company
n made the Chamber feversh and Teas ANXIOUS IMAM
| formerly about the consequences OF the overtime"
| or a Cabinet which 1t had supported not because
the Ministry was liked. but because 1t appeared TO
| the Conservative Deputies to be the pest anu IN"
| only safeguard against revolution Inc 'ha'"po.
showed a decided disposition not 70 aIIoW Hnaici"
and other scandals to 90 unprobed and to be white
ill, pg.rxr nd
already supported General MERCER the Minister OF
| War who had exacted from his unwilling colleagues
| In the Cabinet the bringing 10 trial or Aler ana
other fraudulent contractors. and OF many Minis
terial journalists compromised In the same adirs'
| Nou, the Chamber sustained NJ Barthou. the Min
| lister OF Public Works, who resigned because MS
colleagues did not approve his order competing the
railroad company print upon its stock certiicates
| the date OF the limit Of the Government guarantee
The discussion has assumed greater proportions
than II 1t had been started by Conser'auVe; i'u, IT,
| raise the question of railroad conventions, which
had been signed with the most important INES si N
France by The Opportunst Minister Raynai IN lssf'
| and which were always represented by the 0pposi-
ton OF all shades as decidedly INJURIOUS TO m
| taxpayers. Raynal. who had always hsdains1 ,, ~
refe these charges Is said to have answered MI,
in an S' T., he proposa 10 appoint
mission OF inquiry. He could hardly have acted .
nnna m VIM n regard to the special
Southern Railroad, IN the southeastern exIeily
| Win altering the books OF the company, etc. FOR
| ,e,ance 4Se Or0 francs charged for each klo-
m,otre when only co 900 should have been paid The
! name Of Won Renach. the late Panama operator.
| nnd the names OF ex-Minlsiers and OF many other
nrominent politicians are connected with this pain
! fnl scandal and this has contributed to embitter
| tho discussion between the cabinet OF NJ pupuy
| and The Deputies OF the Chamber.
PATTI TO SING IN COvENT GARDEN THE
ATRE
| Iondon JAN If-Mme Patti has arranged -
appear in six operate performances in the Covent
| Garden Theatre