The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

THE FRENCH REPUBLI'

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday
Rumours of a modification in the Ministry wet°
current in Paris during the whole of Thursdn/
evening and yesterday morning. The Patty of
Thursday evening had the following in reference t°
these rumours :
" The leading subject of conversation in the lobbies of
the National Assembly and the Salle des Conference:
to. day was a change of Ministry. The Club of Deride,
of the Valais National decided, in its sitting the previ°tl
evening, that a committee chosen from among its mein'
bers should wait on the head of the Executive Govern'
meat to submit a new programme, which, among 01" e.,
things, should propose the suppression of the duty °"
salt, the creation of. mortgage paper, and the removal h
a great number of prefects, sub-prefects, and other big!
administrative functionaries. This new programno
could not be carried into effect but by a new Ministry'.
The deputation went this morning to the hotel of the
President of the Council. M. Glas Bizoin spoke in the
name of the meeting. General Cavaignac, it is said'
declared that a change in, the Cabinet, under existing
circumstances, would be inopportune, but that the 100-
went might come when the eminent talent which was to
be found in the Assembly might be made useful."
the same journal says—
" We believe we are well founded in saying that two
Ministerial combinations have been in agitation between
the head of the Executive Government end several influ•
ential members of the two principal clubs of Deputies.
There was, in the first place, a question of forming a
Ministry, to be composed as follows:—General de La-
moriciere and MM. Goudcbaux, Verninhac, and Thouret
were to retain their respective posts, and the other port•
folios were to be held by General Bedeau, Foreign
Affairs; M. Dufaure, Justice; M. Vivien, Interior; and
M. Leon de Malleville, Public Instruction, This combi-
nation failed for want of coming to an understanding CU
the programme."

In another paragraph the Patric says—
" At the commencement of the sitting in the Assembly
this evening, there was a talk of an arrangement be-
tween General Cavaignac and M. Ledru Rollin to fort:
a new Ministry, taken exclusively from the Club of the
Valais National and from that of the Absolute Peol;
cratic party. This combination has also failed, and. 1
has been decided that the status quo shall be
tained."
It was expected that during the course of the sit'
ing on Thursday some announcement with regard O.
the Ministry would have been made by General
CAVAIGNAC to the National Assembly, but the whole
sitting was occupied with the debate on the 15th
article of the Constitution, which treats of property
ith reference to taxation, in the course of which M•
SERVIERES made a severe attack upon the financial
system of M. GOUDCHAUY, and the Assembly beea—,
so excited that it was found necessary to adjourn t",e
debate until Monday. In the course of yebterd cr 87
sitting, however, matters were brought to a isis.
Several questions were put to General CA.vAIGNIc
by M. SANTEYEA on the subject of the rumours
which were in circulation, and the Assembly
f
having heard the answers given by the chief
of the Executive, M. LABOISSIERE proposed *
resolution to the effect that General CAVAIGNAC
and the Cabinet had never ceased to possess the
confidence of the National Assembly, and after a lone
and animated discussion this motion was carried by
an immense majority.
This sitting was rendered further remarkable by
the first appearance of Count MOLE in the National
Assembly, who took his seat as the representative of
the department of the Gironde.
N. DE VAUDON. a Legitimatist, has been returned
for Orne, Colonel NEGRIEX fur Lille, AL GENT for
Vaucluse, and most probably M. LAISSAC for L'Herault.
These papers state that an understanding has been
come to between the English, French, and Austri°°
Italy for forty-five days, Austria undertaking
Governments for an extension of the armistice 10
not to
occupy Venice during the continuance of the gr.
mistice.

According to the Constitutionnel, " it appears cer-
tain that the English aad French Governments hays
interposed to put an end to the hostilities between t'
King of _NAPLES and the Sicilians."
In the same journal we find the following fr°lll
Algeria, dated Sept. 17 :
`• The movement excited among the Beni Zoug-Z°l3ll
has been put down, without a shot being fired, by
arrival of the column of General Carron. All the tr'',
immediately obeyed the injunctions of the general to '.
semble round his camp to receive orders. The rin.g„
leader in the disturbance surrendered himself u
a prisoner, and is confined at Alilianah; the
tribe has paid a considerable fine in ready nniv,
arms ','
and horses. It was found necessary in thiskil",-h
stance to act with severity against the tribe, Which
after having compromised itself by its turbulent calcitic
has always managed to escape punishment. The neb°
Menad, another tribe of the subdivision of ;
which had made some resistance to the
nt 0' -
fine imposed upon them as a punishment forymsernurder
committed in its territory, and the authors of which had
e
not been discovered, has also come to terms, bsvit3;
been intimidated by the example made of the Beth 10';
Zoug. The couriers not having arrived, we can 5,
nothing as to the state of the provinces of Conbtan',Al
and Oran, but on the side of the frontier of Iforec`'"
everything is tranquil."
The Committee of the National Assembly has r eni
ported in favour of transporting the insurgents -
June to Algeria.
General CHARON, the newly appointed Govern°
of that colony, has arrived at Marseilles en route for
Algiers.

BOURSE—PARIS, FRIDAY, SEPT. 22. THREE o'CLocx.—The panic of yesterday has abated'
and to day the funds hare recovered the lull amountnd
the fall. The uneasiness felt by the public as to
tranquillity of Paris, though not quite at an end, 0
certainly diminished, in consequence of the quiet
with which last night has passed. The confirmatioo
the rumour of the extension of the Italian armistice bg
also created confidence. The rise of fifteen millions
the cash at the account of the Treasury with the 131'
of France, had also the effect of steadying the
roal,,lll'et,
,0
For the Account, the French Three per Cebts.
risen I f.; Five per Cents. I if.; Loan, which was not (11101::
yesterday, is at 69f. 25c. For Money, the Three per CeD .
;
have risen if., and the Five per Cents. the same areGO
The Loan has also risen If.; Bons du Tresor 07.
quoted; Bank of France Shares have risen 15f.• 139
giau Bank Shares are quoted at 640; Fire per:Cepa':
are the same as yesterday; Spanish Funds not (rioted
Roman have risen 11 per cent.; Rothschild's Receipts
have risen jper cent. Exchange on London (30 da)si
25 27k; ditto (90 days), 25 17,1. Railway Shares forthe Account, settling of September 30:—Northerns are
quoted 2f. 50c. higher, and Strasburg, at yestordaY
prices. No other are quoted. For Money, Bordeagel
have risen 5f.; Northerns, 2f. sgc.; and Versailles 0'434

honk). lf. 25e.; Rouens hare fallen 51.; Vierzons, 2f.
n.; Orleans, If. 25e.; Havres, Strasburgs, and Nantes
are without any change.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE. SEPT. 22.
erleans and Bordeaux, I—Paris and Lyons, —Ditto,
itto,