The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-12 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, WiDNISDAT, 6.30 r3c.
The rumours of a ministerial arise hays continued
to circulate to-day, and have amused euoceseively,
and again and again, all the phases which they have
presented hourly ever sacs Saturday ; it is, therefore,
needless to repeat them here, for I ihneH only be "-
Ci the 'steams of my dispatches for the
tow days. I have no reason, however, to retract
the moranos I gave this morning, that ea ministerial
change is at present arranged.
An manordinary seem took plus to-day in the
Salle des Pas Perdu, in which M Betide, minister
of foreign affiirs, M. Hazel, his clef do carind, and
M. Thome, late consul at Naples, were the pro-
minent adore. I have received different and dis-
cordant versions of the affair. The following is given
by a person who was in the Salle des Pas Perdue at
the moment :
A partisan of the red republic, M. Thaws, whom
M. Build* had dismissed from his pest of consul at
Naples, watched the arrival of the minister at the
Assembly, and, at the smut he wee entering the
Salle des Poo Perdue, acompanied by his chef do
cobied, M. Hetzel, spit in his face. IL Thonars
was instantly arrested. This ruffian, who, it appears,
was a member of the Blanqui Club, met M. Betide
yesterday, and declared that he would *gnarl him.
In consequence of this IL Bastide CIUMS armed to-day
to the Amiably.
On the other hand, the following version of the
affair has reached me from snake quarter.
M. Thome, named Nasal by M. Battik and dis-
missed three days afterwards, had osught an inter.
view with M. %stifle, to obtain eons toe, and
having attended several times Windy at the Hotel
des Affeires Btrangtves he detiembed to go to the
Amiably, and await the arrival of M. Bonded. there.
He aseordingly went toay, sad siallemod himself in
the belle dm 1d
Pardee. Oa It. Dadidefe sorival, a
eanventlea tkok plass, whisk seen helm at alter-
mem MM. Bona rad Babel, eiseseeing a gesture
of M. Thews retie they esmidered to be of a
nemesing mature, saw pistols from their pockets and
levelled Dam epos lies, M. Hebei_ MEW "This is
the way to resolve people who deminfinteevbws
that ought not to be granted" The soma&
beg the parties then interposed, of slopped italhor
semescooness.
I hams ressived a third version, supplied by a re-
porter loyed in the chember, whiff in substance
areas with the first in rehmace to the personal
salvage oared to M. Nab. sad with the mooed in
the &sill* anwipins• of the aw, Hotsel
drew a from pullet he their &Asa. This
report says that IL Thames was arrested.
The 12th `
hembatea the Amiably decided to-day
that the sheds. Martinique &odd be submitted
to an
Th•=sermal of Toulouse is occupied with
the ipsolisa demematle banquet which lately
took pion in that town, Ind will, it be said, visit the
=7:lmoody ea some of those who sure-
psynibeir proomee. •
It is NM that 1L Limmetime is about to start on an
elastioasseing tour in thodepartmeate, with a view to
of
his amdidateddp far tie
The Itmaktmais, the Milletnaelis the following :
• It will be recollected that early in September orders
were sent from Paris, by to/sgraph, to fit for sus all the
steam-frigates then unemployed. These stimsers
were immediately filled with war stores sad all that
is seesaw for field-hospitals, and were to have m-
eshed at Marseilles a brigade of troops formed in
that town for service in Italy. It we not then known
whether the armistice between Austria and Piedmont
would not be followed by a resumption of hostilities
in Italy, and the government of the Republic
made pesparations for action, m case of need, both by