Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-25
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LATER FROM FRANCE.

New YoRK, Dec. 2o-The Normandie, Captain Peu
brings Paris Journals 70 the evening of the 18th ultio
he important feature of the they contain is that of
the dissolution of the Ministry under Bassano; but
Tor what cause, remains yet unexplained, at least
Extract of letter o Journal of Commerce dated
PARIS, 18th Nov. 1891
, We wio.e you yesterday, and since few lines by
the staiette to say that all the Ministers have o.
ven IN their resgnations and they have been accepted
by inc sing 1t Is now expected that his Majesty will
take back his preceding Ministers much as thew before
Stood and overure5 making to-day for this orange
mcnt
TIE MINISTRY
PARIS, Nov. 15Thc Mones,r of this narn;po ia ell,
silent lent upon the dissolution Of the Cabinet
The Journal des Dcbas says .rho Minister ofthe In
terror, President of the Council the Minister of War
who has also performed the duties ad interim Of Minis
Ter OF Foreign Affairs, the Ministers of the Marine of
the hnanccs and OF Commerce. yesterday rendered their
designations TO the King, which his Majesty accented
Inc Constitutional mentions only four ministers as
5 having resigned the Duke de Bassano, and Messrs
icate, rassy, and Charles Dupin 1t adds-"On Thurs
day evening after NJ. Dnpns dinner the Ministry s,iII
existed and assembled in Council There the first i'm
portant question submitted TO tic new Cabinet the d
millions claimed by the United Satcs was discussed
IL appears that the Docrnary ooyc although expelled
from the Cabinet still powerful enough to give as
cendaney to its opinions, since the bill for % millions
precisely as i had been rejected by the Chamber was
recommended
This enough to enable the new Ministry TO fore
see what was in store for tho future. Moreover many
circumstances contributed TO show that obstacles oreyery
kind would be raised -
The pitfnl conspiracy Change, for the purpose of
crushing the Cabinet by fall Of 20 Confines perhaps
also the presence in the Council Of Member of The
former Ministry, al had eoncnrred 20 xc;tc d;stst
that uncertainty OF the future which again
by the want Of homogenity among the new Members
One OF the Ministers, whom the Opposition hailed MS
graduate in the Council and pledge of better times
M fassy we say, appeared too much absorbed by these
Obstacles: Upon these, however, he ought to have
reckoncd in accepting his appointment.
The anathema hurled against the Ministry bv one If
the gravest organs OF the Opposition he Courier Fran
caisD seemed to have produced unfavorable impress.
sion on the mind Of who nevertheless has been
To
sweets OF popularity, which be only rendered dur
Die by knowing how to lose it, in of need in order
torccover IT anew BE this tmay, M Passy thought
he saw, and we arc this occasion Of his opnion
contradiction between the principles which he maintain
ca ana NE course INTO which he TO be led by this
disastrous Dill lie hrmly stated that lac could not CON
sstcnily present, Minister bill which he had on
posed as Deputy. lie insisted, with the most honora
bic cagerncss, that il would be flying in the face Of te
Chamber to reproduce, without single modification n
law rejected by the most significant majority Mesers
lcste and Charles Dupn seem to have supported M .
Passy IN this struggle, wherein the word resignation
winch rs the r@0 OF every honest Minister was several
times pronounced. The Council was broken IN and
Messrs IeSic and PSssy, having previously concenrat
cd together, sent in their designations midnight
M Charles Dupin hearing the fact very early on the
following morning. sent in his own, which followed
by that Of The Duke de Bas5ano. Mcssrs Mole and
Theirs commissioned to re.conposc this Cabinet
twice found 20 be impossible. To compcase the eunbar
rassment Of the aiiar, NJ Brcsson whose acceptance
was guaranteed is doubtless on his road 10 Paris aud will
learn the frontier that there is but one RESIGNATION
moro TO give in His return TO Berlin il impossible for
h' MVhiu DC rldicuic, although he
noccnt OF this deception, in which france has partic
pated with him.
lie Impartial notices the resignation Of the four Mi
nisiers mentioned by the COasiflionnt and adds Il
was asserted last night dat NJ Theirs who seems to have
become an Indispensable parsonage charged to re-
construct the Cabinet But however sfgono NAV bo tie
wish TO collect again the elements which composed tie
preceding Ministry it is probable that VI Guizot will not
be invited 20 make Of itbut should despair Of
nothing We have been also informed that Count Mole
has declared in the most positive manner that he will
never consent TO come into airy Cabinet and has ex-
pressed the utmost disgust The nlrigucs to which he
has been witness during the last fortnight"
PAms, Nov. II.
Stuck Eretaage. Nor. IA, halepqsi four o'eioek,The
Market has been extremely agatcd again and report
Of fle dissolution Of the Ministry md that the late
Minister'S Of them at least would be restored 10
power, produced O considerable riso IN the Funds We
cannot account for this result arising out Of the difficult
state Of affairs and have only TO record IT, Foreign Sc
curities in general haze also improved For cash the
Fves have risen DC; The Tlroos 65c For The Account
Che Fivcs have improved doc; the Thrccs zoe.
The Moniteur aud the Ministerial Evening Journal
abstain from All aliueicn 70 the article published on