Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-19
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The ship Georgia, Capt. Smith. arrived al DDS
ton on Wednesday morning. BY this arrival
the Editors of the New York Commercial Ad'er-
tiser have received various London papers to the
9Th of Aug. inclusive. and Liverpool OF the 9TH
The two prominent features ofthis inte'ligence
are the triumph of the war party in the French
Chamber of Deputies. and the consequent dlsso-
lu,iou of the French Ministry; and the be.lige-
rent aspect of the news from Holland and beisi-
nm. The result, of the elections for President OF
the Chamber of Deputies. and the appointment
of 4 new President Of the Council OF Ministers,
will be found in the detail below"
FRANCE.
The London Star of the 4th gives the following
account of the meeting Of the Chambers on iac
LIST of August:
The Chamber met at one O'clock. under the
Presidency Of senior member Count Dachatei.
and after lie veritcation Of the powers OF several
Deputies, whose admission had been adjnurnsh
at the last meeting. they proceeded to the cleo
ton of their President.
The number of voters present was $50; me ma
ior;ty REQUIRED l78. NJ Glrcd de Pain. the mi
nisteria candidate, obtained III votes; NJ La
fittc. the opposition candidate, l6S: VI. Bcrrn
ger, 8; NJ Dupont tie Eure, 2; NJ. oDil'on
Rarrot, /: NJ. de Manhpurg. l.; and three tickets
were declared null None of The candidates
having obtained the absolute majority. the Cham
Der proceeded TO ballot between VI. Gifod
de Pain and LATTE.
After this operation. which lasted upwards OF
an hour, the President announced that there was
an lrresularity in the poll; that there were ONLY
$50 voters present, ami tina, $50 votes were Jund
in the urn. The President then inquired whe-
! Their the ballot should he annulled!
! The Chamber, on being consulted, decided
that the ballot should stand good in case the ina
I iority was more than one vote.
4 The President then published the result Of the
election. The number of voters was $50; and
the majority required, $50. NJ. Girod de Pain
! having obtained lSl sufrases; NJ. La6tte l76;
NJ. Dupont de I'Eure, /; NJ. Girod de Pain was
proclaimed President Of the Chamber.
The election of the remaining two Vice Prcs'
dents of the Chamber of Deputies took place on
the ID. The ministerial candidate. NJ. Du-
! pin, was elected one of them. NJ. Salverte. al
ultra liberal candidate, was next IN the list, bu,
not having the " absolute majority necessary, a
new ballo, took place, which ended, most likely
in the return Of NJ. Salverte..
Pans. Aug. -Four o'clock.
The actual defeat of the Ministers in the Cham
Der Of Deputies YESTERDAY, will have prepared
YOU for the resignation of Nj. Cassimir Perer and
the dissolution Of his Ministry.
The divisions of Yesterday left no doubt on the
step which VI. Perier would take. He had no,
disguised his sentiments. He made the election
OF a President of the Chamber Of Deputies, the
test by which to ascertain the principles and cha
racter of the new Chamber, and he did not dis
sembe his determination to retire in case oil an
unfayorable Issue of the experiment. He is be.
ieved to have rendered his resignation imUedi.
ately after the scrutiny. wbca ended in the cleo.
ton of NJ Girod de Pain.
At six o'clock yesterday evening lie rendered
his resignation by letter. He has not been | am
assured] at the Palals Royal since, although re.
Council, which sat until midnight undcr the Pre-.
sidency of the King.
1t was reported this forenoon that notwith
Standing NJ Perer had retired, and that although
most of his colleagues were prepared to follow
him, he chung TO the hope Of erecting himself IN
to s power behind the Throne" an, to have
recommended that Baron Mole should be Presi
dent of the new Ministry, and that NM. Meri.
lou and Human should form part of it. have.
| however. received from one Of the highest quar-
tiers the following list of the new Ministry:
NM Soult. President of the Council and MI
| mister Of War.
Mosbourg, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
D'Argout, Minister Of the Interior and Com
merce.
De Rignv, Minister of Marine.
Human, Minister of Finance.
Vatesmenil. Minister of Justice.
Araso, Minister of Public Instruction.
From the foregoing on which am inclined to
rely, il will be perceived that there is as yet no
disposition at the PaIas Royal to change mea-
sures. with the partial change of men. A minis
try composed Of the above materials cOnId not
exist for week. have heard other names men.
toned Chose of Marshal CauscI. MN. Bisnon.
Bcrenser. &c. but with the single exception Of
ClauseI. there would appear in the new cabinet
distinction without difference. Up to the
present moment, to keep the cote :gauche entirely
out Of view, seems the policy OF the Palas Roy
al, for the name Of no individual Of what may b..
termed the liberal party Is mentioned. 4 minis
! try of milk and water quality may be dressed
Up. but it would not be able TO maintain itself in
| power.
| p. S-The following is another version of ihc
Ministerial affair. on ,chich rei,,.