The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-12-13
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The ship Francois. l. from ilavre, al
New York on Monday, brings papers OF
tho lIth November aud Paris of the 10th.
The Commercial Advertiser gives the
following articles OF Intelligence.
II is stated in the last Paris accounts,
that the Duke of Bassano, the former
Minister of the inte.ior has been entrust-
cd by the King with the formation of a
new ministry, which will be composed as
follows
The Duke Of Bassano of the Interior,
with the Presidency Of the Council.
nj. Bresson, at present Envoy at Ber-
lin, Munster of Foreign Affairs.
General Bernard, War Department.
nj. Teste, Minister of Commerce.
MIR. Sauzel, Minister Of Public Instruct
ION.
nj. Persil, Minister Of Justice.
nj. Charles Dupin, Minister Of Marine.
M. Passy, Minister of Finance.
The Chambers were to be Immediately
convoked, and law of amnesty presented
for their concurrence.
1t is announced as matter of certain
", in the last Paris papers, that Prince
I'alleyrand will be recalled, and the Duke
de Broglic appointed to succeed him.
The Marquis dc Dreux-Breze was u
bou, to quit pars for retirement in the
country ior the re-esiablishment OF his
health, which had been greatly impaired
by his residence in Paris.
The reported death Of Marshal Nor
ccy. Governor of the Hospital OF lnva'ids
| is contradlcied.
PARIS, Nov. ! The announcement o
the formation of a new Ministry under
Bassano, has caused sudden decline If
the funds, and further development i;
expected tomorrow. Three per cents
cpcned at rs, 80, closed at 73. Five
per cents. opened at LOG. 10, closed a
lO6 80.
IlAvRE, Nov g. Cotions.-We have
received from New York, hy the Charlie
mayne and Silvie de Grasse, 1864 bales
The sale during the week amount to 655'
bales, as follows: 1928 Louisiana, ut 1921
n I47l. so; CO do new crop, l45i; 238-
Georgia Upland, lO4f 140; 10 do nev
crop, 1875 80; G3l Mobile, 123f l3l
80; 534 Alabama and Tennessee, III
so 100; 900 Virginia, 1907.
During The first days of the week, tn
demand was brisk and animated. Specu
lators and commission merchants hav
been induced to make new purchases, j
conse uuence of advices received from th
United States aud the smaIlness of ou
stock, which continues diminishing. Ih
last rise since the recOmmencement {
purchases is estimated Of from 8 to cen
times on inferior and current qualitie
principally. Since Thursday sales hav
been less brisk, though prices have bee
very firm, the holders endeavoring to oh
tain higher rates for what they still hav
on hard. On Saturday at Change NOR
recent advices from the United State
we're in circulation brought by the Silvi
de Grasse, which left New York OH tn
nth Oct; all the accounts received cor
firm the preceding one.
The same complaints continue of th
crop, which will be of very mixed quail
Ity. The Cotlons arrive very slowly ,
market, and prices continue very high
| Some vessels nre announced, but the
Iading met with considerable delay
These accounts appear to be Of "A charac
ter TO keep prices up, if not to cause thoI
to advance.
Many rc-salcs have been made dGrin
; the past week, and the greater part of Oh
Cotton sold has been taken on speculation
The stock in all hands is estimated 9
from Ito 1900 bales, Of which NOR
than the lnif is new not in the market,