The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-21 00:00:00

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
The Afoniteur contains the following notice :
"All the ➢linisters have deposited their resignations
i❑ the hands of the PRESIDENT of the Republic.
Their resignations have been accepted. The late
members of the Cabinet will continue to carry on the
affairs till the nomination of their successors."

The Constitutionnel, which, since the death of the
Pouvoir, occupies a similar position to that occupied
under the last dynasty by the Journal des Dads,
contains what may be considered an :official an-
nouncement, that the new Ministry will be chosen
from among the minority of 286, who voted against
the amendment of M. ST. BRUTE; but the minority is so
divided that the PRESIDENT will find some difficulty
in forming a presentable Cabinet. M. LEON FAD-
CHER, who is firmly attached to the PRESIDENT, who
is, moreover, a statesman and an orator, and therefore
it might be supposed the man, of all others the most
necessary and the most pleasing to the PRESIDENT, is
unfortunately of such an impracticable temper, in
short, so completely the Earl GREY of his party, that
none of his former colleagues will willingly enter a
Cabinet of which he is an influential member ; more
particularly is this the case as regards M. ODILON
BARROT. Again, it is admitted on all hands, by men of
all parties, Republican and Monarchical, that the
man of all others best fitted to be Finance Minister
is M. PASSY ; and M. PASSY has peculiar claims on
the PRESIDENT, inasmuch as, unlike the Count DE
MONTALEMBERT and some others, he was not content
with giving the PRESIDENT merely the benefit of his
vote, but in his bureau energetically urged upon his
colleagues to duly consider the danger of the course on
which they were entering before they ventured to
pass a vote of censure on the Ministry for dismissing
CHANGARNIER ; yet M. PASSY is obnoxious to the cro-
chetty LEON FAUCHER, and is therefore considered
impossible.
The conduct of the Count DE MONTALEMBERT and
the other members of the parti-pretre is considered
most ungrateful. It •was by consenting to the
expedition to Rome and to the' education
Bill, against his own feelings and solely to conciliate
the parti-pretre, that the PRESIDENT incurred the dis-
pleasure of the moderate republican party, whose votes
turned the scale in the division on the want of confi-
dence question ; and yet the Count DE MONTALEM-
BERT, instead of coming to the rescue, as on such an
occasion he was in duty bound, left M. BAROCHE to
combat alone both M. BERRYER and M. TRIERS. It
is supposed that the wily Jesuit is afraid of commit-
ting himself, and is waiting the result in order to
declare for the victor.

The following were the votes of the military men
in the Assembly on the vote of censure :
For the vote of censure, and of course against the
Elysee, appear Generals Bedeau, Cavaignac, Chan-
garnier, Laistel, Lamoricire, Launston, Flo, de
Lafosse, Rey, Rulliere, Saint Priest, Suber vie, Tar-
tas, and Admiral Leine.
With the Elysie there voted Generals Achard,
Arrighi, de Padoue, de Bas, Barraguay d'Hilliers,
de Cbasseloup-Laubat, Fabvier, Gourgaud, de Gram-
mont, de Grouchy, Husson, Le Breton, Magnan,
Month°lon, d'Ornano, Oudinot, Pelet, Regnaud de
St. Jean d'Angely, Roge, and Vast Vimeux ; with
Admirals Cecille and Dupetit Thouars—that is, 13
generals for censure on the Elysee, and 19 in favour
of the Elysee. Of the Bonapartes, Pierre remained
away, but Napoleon voted against his cousin. Lucien
and Antony voted for Ministers.
The Buletin de Paris announces that the Duke of
SOTOMAYUR, the Spanish Ambassador, has been sum-
moned to Madrid.

The Five per Cents, opened at 94f. 80c , rose to
95f., and closed at 94f. 95c. The Three per Cents.
closed at 5Gf. 90c. The New Loan at 94f. 85c.
BUSIN SS Di.),NE IN FOREIGN tt. AIL qAYS Ai TUE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JAN. 20.
Boulogne and Amiens, 83A—Dutch Rhenish, 3%—East
Indian, 12 Luxembourg, 2:3, —Namur and Liege, 8%—
Northern of France, 14% ex int.— Orleans and Bordeaux,
3:4—Paris and StrasUourg, ErA —Sambre and Meuse, 2.Y4—
Tours and Nantes, 43A.

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 14th have been received.
They confirm the announcement which we made
yesterday of the nomination of the new Cabinet.
MADRID BOMA, JAN. 14.—Three per Cents., 33
5-16; Five per Cents., 12i. No Exchange.