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

Thursday night BY the Messenger. 'ilcncc Of the
latter IS the remarkable. MS il subj 4 OF
universal conversation yesterdays and X vsei d
every quarter, thai TIE news given By the A4
only premature, and that the dissolution OF - sin
isry was positive fact. The nIessacsr g, Ni.ht
returns to The charge; and afcr observing ti. NV
well he believed that il would not have thrown .
world such unexpected kept upon the .atl "
most sure and honorable testimony and taunt;no hs M
partial ana Constitutional for their ockery OF lis asscr-
ton, atirms--
On Thursday, a, midnight NJ 1'cs,c and NJ passv
delivered IN their designations TO the King This morn
ing, at o'clock NJ Charles Dupin also sent i'm his ,c
signa.ion These dcscctions render the manenance oi
the combination of November 10th impossible II an
pears that NJ Theirs win be charged TO reconstruct tic
Cabiuet The Gazette dc France has the folow;n
ON the subject :"Thc news pubighcd last nrht b, tl
Messenger, relative to the dissolution of the macon,
past 10 o'clock last night NJ. Testc NJ Passy. and
is said, M. Charles Dupn, carried their RESERVATIONS Il
the Tuicries Divers rumors have been cnrren, upon
the new Ministerial combinations. coalition mn;s,
has been talked ci, into which Mons Guiz-t would on
ter with Mons. Dupin Mole Ministry and Gerard
Ministry have been also talked Of This relapse into
crisis Is serious circumstance for Louis Phl;ppc TN,
Messenger has article, in which alleges hai The Pre-
s;dcnt of the Chamber of Deputies was the secret CON
structor of what it calls 'she Three DAYS Ministry
and after invcigng severely against NJ Dup;n for no.
having shown himself openly in the affair il saws s.Tlr
position that NJ Dupn has made for himself i untcna.
BILE lie must get out Of it by ridcule on becoming
Minister The hour has come for him to decide Ihi,
Journal then gives the following as an account fth
cause of the dissolution Of the AIinslry:-sA two conn
the new Ministers spoke Of the system TO be pursu
cd, the declaration ofprircipes and amnesty and the free
dom of the press.
NJ Persil then, assuming as il were to he the most CON
hdental depository OF the Royal intentions and tina,
there had been misunderstanding took upon himself %
explain to his colleagues the motives and object for which
ticy had hccn appointed. There question of
change OF system. Of restoring tc Rrroio of Jug o,
making The arind Of July Joic s,ceL c salts eff he res
sci or State. Such the intention of the kim in
calling other ministers into his councils.-Thc King
did not consider that he ought to the path Of
july because he was conscious that hc dcvia.ed
from them. On the contrary all that was contemplated
was TO nantAin and pursue the political system hthcr
adopted that the late ministers had been dismissed
solely because they sought 10 impose conditions on the
CROWN thai they did not consent be any longer the
executors of the royal intentions and the King then
sought elsewhere agents devoted and more in har
mony with his views. NJ. Persl next expleincd Inc
Time to re pursued In this programme there was no
question OF making declaration of amnesty. 1t was
necessary merely TO find issue TO escape from The ill.,
advised proceedings pending before the of peers
As to what regards pardon and clcmency, the King
might grant pardon to those he might name under The
circumstances and within the limits he might please on
his icte day ON New Years Day. any other period
bat general amnesty emanatng from the crown or the
Legislature must not be talked Of NJ Pcrsil is said 10
have developed this programme in n cry and absolute
tone II was then to take leave it, 1t was SO 10 speak
the royal ulumaon sgnifcd to his councillors through
the medium of Nj. Persl. 1t will be conceived that
with the ideas brought into the government by the Duke
of Bassano and of his colleagues these conditions
could not be accepted and tho dissolution of The ca
net necessarily ensucd.''
The following further from the Messenger:
c are assured that two bankers of consequence from
their financial position went TO the King to express the
regret with which the Exchange had NJ Passy be-
come minister of the inances and that NJ. Passy hay
ing learned this in his turn 20 the King Yesterday
and declared TO him. that lie be the cause ofany
GOODNESS between the Exchange and his Majesty he was
ready to retire The King, is said did not ply posi-.
lively TO this step OF NJ Passy who then thought of send
ing in his resignation which he induced do by the
discussion that took place the first meetings Of the
Cabinet" 'M Sauzcl has declined the Department
of Public Instruction. by letter. in which he expresses
the utmost establishment at the conveyed TO him y
telegraph. "Marshal Gerard, TO whom propositions
We're made IN the of the day for Ministerial
combination into which NJ. Dupn and NJ Theirs were
70 enter, rejected all the offers that made to him.
He declared that lie would listen any more 10 all
these antiques for portfolios, and that he would remain
otay aioof from the reconstruction of the Ministry"
The Courier Francois has the followinr-.The Mi
nistry OF Nov. 10 is already dissolved AS early as
Thursday evening, two OF its Ministers sent in their re-
signaton il, therefore, has only lasted three DAYS
There is not sufficient abundance of men of capaeitv
to supply so great ia consumption. Louis Philippe sur
passes all that we have hitherto sccnn that The ina
gnaton of those most hostile to him could have vcntur
! ed to conceive
The Compiador of Madrid of the Sd instant has the
following: " conspiracy has been discovered at Cucn
ca and 80 persons have been arrested Among them is
the Superior of Convent, in whose possession was
found list containing the of 30 persons who were
to be assassinatcd Don Manuel Policy Acover Admins
traitor OF the Papa Bulls, who had appropriated part Of
the funds of his Office raising some of the towns
of the Province of La Mancha, Don j. Gamboa Canon
and Don Santos Vallente of the late Commanders
of the Royalist Volunteers"
Madrid advices to the 9Th Nov communicates nothno
of importance.