Star.
London, England, 1830-11-19 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

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PARIS, WEDNESDAY Evetxtero.--No attention is at this moment
to be paid to the changes in the French ministers, for every thing is pro-
visional. Marshal Souk will be Minister at War, in the room of Ge•
neral Girard, who will, foe the moment, have the seals for reign
Affairs, all the actual business of which office is at press It trans.cting in
London by Prince Talleyrand. The existing administration will enly
remain in the Cabinet to conduct the trial of the tx.3linistos ; that
business once over, M. Casaindr Perrier and his friends, who repreent
the moderate party in France, will guide the helm of public affsin.
The King has pressed hard for their present assistance in office, bat they
have refused his solicitations, although they avow their readiness to
give him their best advice unofficially.
The proceedings of the commission for conducting the preliminary
proms against the ex-Ministers are this week continued daily, and it is
thought that the report will be prepared in about a fortnight. The
bandage in Normandy are at this moment under their enquiry. Yes'
today they had before them a girl under 12 years of age, who wal
examined at great length relative to these conflagrations. She Ints
throughout the latter part of the interrogation much agitated, and c°ll.
tubed with tears. The examination is strictly prima—Leiter is ibe
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-tide of armed patriots had rejoined his corps. The inhabitants received
nint e..eryikliere with demonstrations of the greatest enthusiasm. We
ue, hawevcr, deprived of official reports about these eventful facts. The
silence of our enemies is nevertheless a most satisfactory signal. If, as
we believe, the insurrection has spread itself into Aragon, very little is
to be feared from the troops that have already fought against Mina and
Valdes. The soldiery march very reluctantly against their fellow.coun-
trymen. The least success on the part of the Constitutionalists will de.

tach them from their officers; and they will make but a weak stand
against the people.
Grazes, a superior officer of the army of Catalonia, has entered this
province at the head of SOO infantry and 50 horse. It is to-day re-
ported that he has been equally joined by many patriots and was mamb-
a's towards Ourrea. The insurrection in Catalonia will not, however,
become general, till the entry of old General Blihms and young Colonel
Beiges, who both possess great popularity in the province. At Bay-
onne, the Chiefs of the Constitutionalists having been summoned by
the Prefect to quit the place, have unanimously answered that they
will not, and that, to effect their retreat into France, they must
be tied and dragged by the gendarmes, otherwise they will remain.
But it is not what they suffer from the government that ruins their
cause, but the hostility they met from ministers as private men. Every
capitalist now dealing with this affair hesitates in advancing money,
seeing the unfavourable manner in which ministers treat the Spaniards.
Look at this day's " Globe," and you will see the bruits circulated about
M. Lafitte's conduct on this matter. We have just learnt that the in-
4urrection in Galicia increases rapidly. Two strong guerillas are masters
of the mountainous part of the province. It was reported that Don
?Miguel ordered his troops to march into Galicia, to assist his uncle.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.
NATIONAL CONGRESS.
The president communicated to the congress--l. A letter addressed
to it by 11. de Potter ; 2. Another letter from M. Emmanuel d'Hoog.
Tort.