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of the Ambassador of the Netherlands for the subjects'
of the three Allied Courts ; the Porte undertook to pro.
test them. Nearly all had resolved to remain at Cop
stantinople, where every thing was perfettlY tranquil.
" Monsieur de Ribeaupierre had given to his col-
leagues full powers to arrange with the Commanders
of the allied squadrons, the measures to be taken in
opposition to the Porte. It is thought that one of these
measures will be the establishment of a station at the
entrance of the Dardannelles, for the purpose of pre
venting the transport of men, arms, ammunition, and
provisions, which might be forwarded on account of
the Terks.

is Lettert from Admiral de Rigny, received this morn-
ing, make no mention of the event at Scio."

A note enclosed with the papers brought by express
contains the following particulars :

PARIS, JAN. 3.

A very unexpected rise has this day taken place in
the public funds. The 3 per Cents. opened at 661.E0c.
rose to 68f. 25c. At three quarters past three, they
varied from 68f. 15c. to 68f. 20c.

The cause of this rise is the report generally ciircu-
lated of a change of Ministry.
The Royal ordinance is expected to-morrow or Sa-
turday.
At the moment of Writing this, the ordinance is not
signed, although an impoitant event appears eel taia—
the resignation of M. de Villele.
In the absence of official intelligence, the teports ge-
nerally circulated are to the following effect :
M. de Chabrol is charged by the King to form a Mi
nistry. The Members spoken of are—
For the Interior M. Martignac.
Foreign Affaires . M. Guilleniinot.
Finances M. Roy.
War . M. D'Arnbrugeau.
Marine DI. Chabrol.
M. Raves.
M. Portalis.
M. Pastoret.

Justice

FKINCH Fultz*, Pmus, JAW. 5... Five per Cents. 1021. 10c. Three
per Cents 67f. 75c. Exchange, one month, 25f. 20c. Three
months, 251. sc.

By the Express this morning, we have received im•
portant private letters from a most respectable source,
dated Paris, December 3, at night :

"A great change has taken place here since I wrote
you last. Villele will resign—M. Roi will be at the head
of the Finances again ; Martignac at the H .me De-
partment ; Count Chabrol of the Navy—the other norni.
nations are nut as yet positive op to this hour. The
above names will be in the Aloniteur to-morrow. At
present 1 cannot give you my opinion, but it appears to
me that such a Ministry is far from being solid, and
will not give satisfaction to the Ultra Royalist Opposition.
We have unfavourable news from the East, where they
are making great preparations for war. Since the de-
paiture of the Ambassadors from Constantinople, it
appears to me, that war will be unavoidable, and we
ate daily expecting the crossing of the Truth by the
Russians. Yesterday very heavy sales were made on
the arrival of bad news from Vienna, when the Bank
Shares had fallen to 1016."

'I he Algenteine Zeitung of the 29th December, which
we received this morning, contains the following article
oa the policy pursuing by the Austrian Go!ernment
with respect to the affairs in the East, and evidently
ref rs to the note delivered by the Austrian Internuncio
at the Porte in March last, which will be found in our
front page: