AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
UPROARIOUS SCENES IN THE CHAMBER. fpEB FBSSS ASSOCIATION.! Received February 2nd* 12.30 p.m. .. Pabis, February 1. M. Floquet, French Premier, to-day moved a resolution in favor of re storing nominal voting, on the ground that the Government was unable to repress intrigues against the Republic without increased powers. He dis claimed any idea of attacking universal suffrage. Uproarious scenes took place during the debate, some o£ the Depu ties demandiug steps should be taken to completely break up BoulaDger's agitation. M. Laguerre, in the absence of Boulanger, taunted the Government with being afraid. of. the verdict which Paris had delivered. He declared they were on the eve of events that would change all existing institutions. M. Clemenceau asserted that the result of Sunday's election was a defeat for the Government, and the Republican party would find it difficult to recover their influence. . Received February 4th, 1.30 a.m. Pabis, February 2. Disnnion is known to exist in the French Cabinet. It is rumored that M. de Freycinet, Minister of War, and M. Ferilloiilat, Minister of Justice, have resigned. Received February 4th, 1.20 a.m. Pams, February 2. M. Floquet, the.Premier, proposes to prohibit by-elections during the present Parliament, and an impression is gain ing ground that the general election will be delayed until October next.
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