Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-05
MISCELL AMEOUS.
ORlGlN OF TIE PbRlhR MINISTRY.


Tbs recently published work, entitled Lojageue
dad the Rsrointiou Of 1899, by NJ. Sarruns, FROM
winch we have already given so'n. extracts, detnts
ali n. secret transactions and manruyres by whc1.
the elevation of the Orleans dynasty was brousi.,
about. The publication exhibits Louis Philippe
and the leading men Of the jasio HiluU admins
lrauon in very uniayorable right We inser. the
following extraordinary disclosure Of the Cause Of
l.ahtte's ros ynaton, and the subsequent appoint
ncDl OF Casmr Pcrier, as curious example of
Court intrigue:
A short TIME after the discussion relative to the
affairs of Italy, that to say on Tuesday the 9th
Of March, 1881, cabinet messenger brought M.
Sebastian despatch from Marshal Maison sta =
ung that M dc Mettcrnch had JUS. made known
to HIM that the Aus ian cabinet had resolved not 10
acknowledge the principle Of non-inIcrycn,ion, but
10 interfere with an armed force no. only in the in
surectlons Of Parma and Modeus, but in every
part OF lhiiy where there might be popular move
ment Hitherto sand NJ. dc Me,ternch we have
allowed France 10 pun forward the principle Of non
nerVo nton but is time fo,. her To know that so
t4r as regards Italy, shall send an armed force
IN every province where there shall I've an appear-
auce of nsurrection. Ii Such interference leads 10
war then lei war come. We prefer running its
chances 10 pershlng In the midst OF revolt.
You know, wrote our Ambassador that hith-
crto no ono has proved moo strenuous and open
advocate for peucc than but am nov convinced
hat To avert the dangers which threaten Ftancc
advantage must be taken of the Austrian lcvies not
being yet organized, 10 begin the wur, and throw
an army into Piedmont
This important despatch arrived at the Office
for Foreign Affairs on Saturday the 9Th of Match
cnpy, made by NJ. Sehastlanl's son-in-law was
immediately sent TO tho King, and yet on tho Tues
day following no notice of the arrival OF such a
despatch had been slyen to the Connect of Minis
ters. Lailttc was only informed of it through the
indiscre'on OF "A Clerk III the Foreign Office He
Immediately wont 10 the paas Royal, and aske |
The hing whether he knew any thing Of q despatch
from VIENNA, said TO have arrived three DAYS be-
tore. Inc kmg replied in the affirmative; and
upon Laht'e expressing his surprise that the cir
cums'ance had not been made known 70 the Cab.
net, explained this reserve by the necessity of pro-
vldnS against the 'nd'screlons sometimes commit.
ted IN the Council. Whils: this conversation WAS
going on, the Wac Minister arrived.
Upon Latte asking Marshal Sout the same
question us he had addressed to the King, the Mar
shat replied, that he was wholly ignorant of the
circumstance, aAd expressed great indignation
against NJ. Sebasliani, whom he termed a traitor
At length came the latter, who was mach confused
al NJ. Lafittes question, and stammered out that il
was true he had received despatch from Mars, al
Mason but OF no great importance, and that he
bad not time to communicate 1t 10 his co,ieaq,,os
However, at NJ Laf 5 PARTICULAR ,eores, No.
was Obliged to go and fetch the despstcb ,rbs
opinion of the members of the Cahne, f.o,, :, hons
ms document was at first concealed was TIA, !;
was the Intention of the King and NJ Sebastian;
never to let II be known to them,
From this time, although j. was prom;sod ,,,,
s"cn mys''heat'on should never be repeated Al
LATTE determined to retire from Office | can hold,
" affirm that the principal cause of this determine
ton was the Kings opinion upon the external mol
ICY oil France. The latter would have peace at anv
price, and openly declared, that whatever mich, -,
me op'nioo OF his Ministers. he was irreyocoh,s
nevertheless, he combaltcd, or fegned to do SO. NJ |
LaH''es resolution, by which, he said his Sr;. M"
i'ahtte would DO him greater injury than he had
cone MIN good by helping to put a crown D,on h.
neau. however, at the close of Cabinet Cou,o;, |
IN when he had stated his system, diau,e,,;c,,,,,
posed to that IN which the King announced hi, " =;
.en.lon oil pefs'Sing, NJ. Lafte begged his Males
oo'cep' MS resignation, and appoint NJ. Cas-;
mef ferler Prime Mniste- The King howe.
reused the resignation, and expressed ,bs s,r,.a
90 a. 'epuSnarcn to The proposed successor 10 rs,
,"'e VI M Laiitte. At the time, Louis pLin;no
'cea,eu ,hat The ovcfhearirg temper coo,,a
II! health ana even tn. complexion of NJ s s.ate