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London, England, 1849-11-06 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY, 5.30
This afternoon in the Mambas. M. Chancy opened
is lire on the new cabinet by Galling upon them to
nem )1. Dufaure's decree for the dissolution of the
anon! guards of Lyons, se he said that the country
'ratted from this cabinet a different policy from
hat of their predeeessirs.
M. Ferdinand Barrot replied that the government
naMy approved of M. Dutaure's measure, and that
ter would call upon the Coamber to maintain the

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lesterday the president said to his new ministers :
Ilse Wird upon you to cr-oparate in the patriotic worth
almistaining the evastitution in the interest of society. I
Int sll4la to this co..stitution. and I will observe my oath.
lila sot bke to wsiat in framing it, hat 1 have taken it, such
ait Po sad t will not betray the trust that is reposed in me.
IW. OM, and bare not hesitated to speak of, its taper-
brim bat Men is enough in it to enable we to do g iird
oaths time will come for the legal revision of thus. toper.
henna
T.sll of which the only arrsito reply would be
fist mode by Mr. Burchill to the fine ladies' fine
males in "The Vicar of Wakefield."

The Dteembre sly.:
Arse the merlons events which have, within the last few
delimitated the high governmental retinas, • schism is on
e mst of uking place in the old misjoritv, from the ranks
Mika will Use a new parliamentary party, dui led on
remmisi the personal policy et the president. A preps-
megy misting took place oa Friday evening, at the 114e1
ellelPdmie de la bloskowa. Amongst the representatives
penmen Illesue. Lucien and Antoine Boum sets, Ca-
esium, de Is idaskom, F. de Lagrange, Veillard, de
k ladows, de Salts, de Month., Charmed*, Lerebit, de
Cmideseast, Gavini, Lillie', Bleisevery, Generals Ashard,
lifsaTisosma, flume, de Grammont, to. The new pas
A fin the line of policy Indicated in the weep et
leeie Ilmaisos, and will not give its support to the ministry
min it freshly avows the path traced out by the president.
The pe gramme of General d'Hautpoul was the subject of
use criticism , lof the fermentative* present at the
UM" considered that d 'cement as too indeusier, and as
poultice out that actin character of adhesion to
the prudential policy which it had a right to expect from a
Leary formed under such circumstances.
Yevertlay evening the Petrie said :
We peke yesterday of an energetic note which the Em.
poi of Russia, it was said, had addressed to England. on
truing of the orders given to the Engiish Beet. In the note
de emperor pro:. its against this hostile demonstration in the
sit.t of pew, and against the right which England one.
wes le belied to IIVIST'OTS in a matter which »gad=
Lea arid the Sublime Porte. As to the difficulties
gis affair may give ties to, the Interpretation of the treaty
ming between those two powers belongs, says the note, to
ha aloft, and England ought to remain completely 11.1.
muted with it. Such is the subtance of the note. We
es add to this news the following details. The importer
le signified, it is said, to Feed Effendi that he may now
insider his mission to him as terminated; that,
isits, his presence at St. Petersburg was a viola-
fa of a convention entered int) between the
liante Porte and Russia, according to which the
mid not send an extraordinary ambassador
est nburg, without having first given notice to the ,
Insi in embassy ; that he the emperor, in a sentiment of
headship and good neighbourhood, hail been pleased to
eft his fty,• on this infraction, and to accord an audience of
your ti the sultan's envoy, but that from the moment
to this Latta had considered it necessary to appeal to the
invertion of France and Englind, his kind disposition toe
suds the Sublime Ports must naturally be changed, and
kiceferward the commulications of the Turkish envoy meat
one elm through the minister of foreign affairs. It emcee
lohnied teat the new turn which this question is taking is
hi 'temerity. We shall wait for our usual correspondence
kiss able to form 'judgment of this unexpected phase of the
!shish gorsrioa.
It is evilent from this that there is much unoer•
his, with respect to the reported eettlement of the
Liters question. The National this morning boldly
in uses the government with having fabricated the
attpdth recently published in the Moniteur, announe-
kg that the Emperor of Russia would
ruicuily consent not to invade Turkey if the Sultan
Tridd consent to drive Kossuth and his noble col-
arms oust of the country. The National defies the
vernment t.) substantiate the despatch, and the
kaaddie Nationak of this morning, and the Potrie
mu also to corroborate the statement of the Na-

re:y little business was transacted yesterday at
I•=e, Pussy de l'Opera. The Five per Cents. were
Lst done at 87f. 90c.
Ms Union states that M. de Fallout had safely
"'wed at his country house at Anjou, and that his
tu ce air appeared to have a favourable effect on his
kalth. _ _ .

According to the Journal des Mbats, when the
bureau and deputation of the Legislative Assembly pe-
ntad themselves at the Sainte Chapelle for the cere-
any ea Seturday, they were astonished to see the chair
dented for the President of the Assembly placed bi-
ker the 'strode set apart for the President of the Re-
inb'ie. M. Darn, Vice-President of the Assembly, who
rt-nded for M. Dupla, detained by his functions of
Prxureur•General, did not think tight to occupy
Ca place which had been prepared. Accordingly
tew wrack was immediately raised opposite
Wst of the President of the Republic ; and the
Nes ww.- done in the wile in whit h the institution
d the magistracy took place. The Pebats fur-
* states that a conflict as to precedency also took
PO between the Vice-President of the Republic
lithe Keeper of the Seals. Tree same journal adds
• to prevent any similar coeflicts for the future,
es representatives intend to call on the Assembly
►tx by an article in its regulatioes the place to be
tup'ed by the President of the Assembly in public

U. dierle lays:
No rate., i in of the now ministry gives birlt to a somber
linsmoisis =hire or 11,s founded ou the changes which is
KI an to tale puma in the high persolmel of the &dad.
*lion. A journal speaks of a complete thongs is the
1111 of prefects, ea which sze, it is said, to be plated
bony-ivs new functioamiss. M. Premier, es.prefect of
ft Smiles do-Shone, when he has hoes replaced by the
%mist M. do Balms, is the °Nett of s crowd of rumps&
hi' • Some make hiss the successor of Y. F. Berns, so
"Ilerreesirral at the Elyse* ; others pretend that hs
take the misfestsrs of the police, M. itobillot being
bn to be image a general. Also, It Is said, that be
a be made aatimaawhemy of state or merfary.

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