THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 56, 30 January 1883, Page 2

THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

(BY ELECTRIC ' TB'IeGRAP E. —OOP YBiaHT .) reuter's telegrams. Paris, Jon. 27. .V M. Duclere, President of the Council of Ministers, is seriously indisposed^ 4 . !: •■■ .„-.. v .-, X { * A compromise " has Wen effected be? i tween the Government and a committee! f Sppo'infced by the Chamber of tfeputieY to consider the expulsion .. from- France of members of dynastic families. A clause of the Bill, providing for thb cashiering of Princes pf. lmperialist and ! Royalist families from the army, has been adopted, and""ifc~has been agreed that the exercise , of; .public . functions/ by them shall be interdicted. Admiral J»ure Guiberry has, however resigned: The debate" on the Bill takes place on Monday. " . • • -... ..<.: ■ Later. '/ The Premier , and .General Billott, Minister of War, have refused to agree to a compromise proposed m connection , with the Bill.dealing with theßonapartist question, and a split has occurred m the Cabinet. M. ; JOuclere )has con* sequently tendered the resignations of himself and colleagues to President Gr<^«. :•■ <;..., .• n, i :■:•■: ■ Paris, Yesterday. M. Ferry who was .summoned by president grevy to form a new Ministry has declined tbe. responsibility. M. Palliers, who was' Minister of the interior during, the .Duclere administra* tion has now formed a' coalition Ministry consisting" of al his former colleagues excpnt Duc'ei'c. ...