Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

the editor says will be greater than fear Of war with
America. ~
Nj Human in favor of the amnesty mi Theirs /,
says the CONSTITUTIONAL, lis now attached 10 the Dec
tnna'fe chariot OF the new cabinet Ii is expected
General Maison will refuse. The Fulchron caucus or
night meeting of the 100 deputies who organized the
cabinet is cndeavored to he made u handle of by the
iiers parti &c. as arrogant assumption The idea
ofwoitng NJ Thicrs to reconcile him 10 BrogIa and
Inzot IS said TO have been copied from the deputa
uon oil tie English Commons in the case of Lord
In the of the debate on the ministers March Ia
M Mausuln complained that the chief of the etat major
and three colonies of the National Guard had assisted a,
the fulchiron meeting. Gen. Jacoueminot who was
leader IN this caucus, said they did National
NJ Guizo, made hr;,,r, .,oo., :,
nesty. The Journal dcs Dcbats says if the American
treaty is not accepted, the Duke of Brogc and every
one OF his colleagues must retire
The Duke OF Bsoge in the sitting of March 10Th
Wheh the questions the of the ministerial cr
SIS were resumcd said virtually they had formed minis.
NY, wnleh would sink or swim together.
Alter Nj. Odion Barrett had replied to NJ Broylie the
ou3er passed TO The order of the day. which was
considered indirectly triumph of the Ministers
Tho soirce of the President of the Chamber OF Dem,
nes was on Thursday attended by great number of
reers' Deputies, Generals Ambassadors and other per-
The duke dc Broglic NJ. Ihiefs M Duchatel Nj Pers;l
NJ Guzot, and Admiral dc Rigny were present, and
paid their respects to Nj. Dupn in a body The cons
luton Oh the new ministry was, of course, the allen
crossing topic of conversation
le Courier FroncaiS states that certain faniliars of
TIC "ercs nave circulated report that il is in con-
temptation TO multiply the ministerial departments ac.
cord!ng to the system in England thus opening to the
ambition of the subordinate doctnaries some secondary
appointments until favorable opportunity arrives 10
place them in higher Offices Gatignani, March ID
tFrom the Now York Americana
rom our correspondent we have received the follow
ing letter, dated Havre, March IL:
oiR-Nly last mentioned that the Duke dc Broglie was
esident OF the Council, and Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs, and Marshal Maison Ambassador at ST Peters
hurg) Minister of War all the other Ministers TO retain
uher portfolios Admiral dc Rigny to fill the war de.
parment in the INTERIOR and to replace the Marshal in
case he accepts
Il is now understood that all the ministers will 90 out
In case they should have majority ON the oiestion
OF The American treaty. The report of the COMMITTEES
will be made in the course of or 3 DAYS and will he
unanimous Tor The adoption of the treaty pureaeat ct
1t is to be hoped nothing will from the S. to
disturb the good disposition which appears now TO exist
to settle this affair.
The late correspondence laid before Congress has bcen
lad hold by the opposition confirm their assertion
.at .e hing diSregardng the Chamber wished usurp
power not intended to be given him. Ills promises to
Mr. Livingston gave him much credit in the u S. but
has done him good here therefore it is pitv il
mad not been considered confidential Washng ton
Yours truly.
Extract OF letter of the 10th inst from Madrid re-
ceVed by express; "Ihe Ministry is the point of dis
solution NJ Martinez de la Rosa Welding at length
ana perhaps too late to the necessity of taking care
ms hehh is about to retire, and leave the presidency TO
ihe Count de Toreno, who will remain Minister Of the
Finances. Such at least the runors of the uv hut
winch we cannot guarantee From Ga!isnl Register
On the 9Th of March Mina's divisions met zumala.
carreg1y at the bridge OF Larraga Being warmly at.
tackedb them he fell back precpitaely UPON Ma9ero
leaving upon the field of battle 80 killed and 60 wound
eu Gen Lopez, who came up after the action set ont
IN pursuit OF the enemy On the 9th seven nsurgent
bailaions attempted attack upon Eisondo but il
was attended with little as the preceding ones
The Courier du .hdi contains the following of the
2h ut from the frontiers of Catalonia "a rather con-
siderable band OF Custs is disturbing the neigbborbood
OF Cardona Gen Lander has marched with 3 900 men
10 scour the mountains of Upper Catalonia Ii is said
hat terc has been battle at Cardona but no details
have been received.
The Courier Beige of the llth ns states that seve
raj foreigners who had Quilted the service of Donn,
Maria and had been residing BrussAs without nerms
o arrested On she P5e S day BY the Gem
Inc fugSb1trg Gazette of the 9th inst. has the follow
ing from Vienna of the 4ih So Yesterday the Elnueror
had conferences with the members of the Council Which
asied several hours The observance of all fornates
necessary on The opening of reign leaves 10 Co
yernInent not a moment of repose.
The organization Of the French Ministry is complete
ne following Is the Official arrangement published in
the Monitcur of the 18th
The Due dc Brogle is Secretary for FOREIGN Affairs
IN place OF DC Kgny-and President of the Council in
place OF the Due dc Trcviso
Marshal Mason, Minister at St Petersburgh, is
named Minister of War. Until his return the Count de
tigny holds this post, ad interim.
Messrs Human, Theirs, Guizot, Dupin Pcrsl and
Duchacl, keep their Offices.
IL that considerable difficulty existed in br;r,
ing about hls arrangement. M. Thiers, at one time
was ready to throw up his Office and was waited upon
by about ttc0 hundred members Of the Chamber of Deu
MN oil The desire OF mGjority in that body
that he should retain office
Correspondence Of the NJ T. Commercial qdrerfiser)
PARIS, March 10, 1875.
For week past, the public mind has again been in
ieversh state, III consequence of statements i'm the
LONDON papers relative TO some indication made by
Mr. Adams, in the House of Representatives thai The
dllhcu!y with France taking unlavorabe turn
MI a. was represented seconding the cocrcye suo-
gestion IN the Presidents Mcssage-and the circui9-
stance OF such an Opposition getting pugnacious
with rumors from American papers of orders and move
ments IN the Navy Yard change the aspect of
things and the sensation here heightened bv letters
from American merchants at home who apneared IN
paTtake oil the alarm produced by MIR. Adams motion
AS lle news OF Mr. SeTIuTers recall could not have
reached The United states, TO provoke more decided
measures 1T was aPpreendcd that fresh disclosures
oy the Executive, had left with Congress no alternative
The arrival of the Sylvia de Grasse on the 12tb inst
has however, dspelled the unfayorable surmises Inv
bringing MIR. Adams explanatory remarks Nor did
we get amy confirmation that national shps were
overhauling for any special service.
On the same day that the information wa. receive
Oy inc packet an event announced here which apan
strengthened the expectation that few if any obstacles
now remained to the speedy settlement the five million
AFFAIR, namolythe appointment of the Duke dc BroVlic
as Minister OF Foreign Affairs in place of Admiral ihe
Count dc RgDy, who to act as Minister of War mill
the return OF Marshal Mason, now at ST PETERSBURG
who named for that Office The King has thus succeed
ca IN once more organizing his Ministry and the par.
ual change Is favorable to the American claim being
settled; the Duke de Broglie was in favor or tbs
April, when the bill for that purpose was lost in the
Chamber OF Deputies. The expectation is now conf
Gently entertained (and give it as the opinion of a
distinguished iuncuonaryD that the bill which the Com
mtlcc nave agreed to report to the Chambers will b,
passed ~ lew days. and this improbable controversy
ended l"e hing, who deserves the credit of sincerity
III desiring tins i'aPty result has been embarrassed Tor
several weeks by divisions 10