The Matin to-ddy says that M. Wad
dington, the Freuffh Ambassador to
Great Britain, who is at present in
France on leave of absence, will when
he returns to London, bear to the
British government instructions,
couched in firm and unmistakable lan
guage, declaring that France will not
tolerate foreign intervention in Mo
rocco or the acquisition in that coun
try of any privilege by another power.
Although tlie resignation of the minis
tery caused widespread excitement,
there is no attempt to creat disorder.
The order prevailing throughout the
city may be, and uo doubt is due to the
fact that the lawless element well kuows
that any disturbance will be cut with
a strong baud by the military.
The new 7 cabinet organized by Ribot
is, Ribot, premier and minister of the
interior; d’Eville, foreign affairs; Tier
aid, finance; Bourgeois, justice; Loi
zillon, war; Burdeau, colonies and mar
ine.
f .;ii *r.
At 11 o’clock tonight it is learned
that Burdeau lias refused the ministry
of the marine and the portfolio will
probably be offered to Admiral Gervai.
The recess of the chamber depart
ment ended today and the house resum
ed its sittings. After the usual formal
ities of opening were complied with
IToquett was presented for re-election
to the presidency of the chamber.
This evoked a somewhat unexpected
and vehement opposition and IToquett
withdrew his candidacy. The republi
can group the nominated L. Casimirhx
perior, and he was elected by a majority
of 155.
During the proceedings iu the cham
ber. a group of thirteen men, proclaim
ing themselves anarchists, gathered in
front of the building and refusing to
move on when ordered by the police,
wore arrested.
Tried to Meal th© Money.
