Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-01
JOHN FORSYTH.

oil the Council, Marshal Gerard An entirely new man.
as politician, Mortier Duke OF 1rcvso, takes the war
department and the station of President of the Council
lie is soldier Of the Napoleon regime who will be con.
tent to hold the rank of Premier subordna,ion to the
Ming VINO IN reinstating this d0ctriRare cabinet aft,
due submission ON their part has than ever esab
tised has unconstitutional pretenson be the real and
eihcen princ minister The correspondent of the
Spectator, o. L. G., thus speaks of this last shifting of
the scenes in Paris
~. LETTERS FROM PARIS ny o. p. Ono. XXX.
We mace neither lost gained for The Doctrnarcs hare
back again
PANS, 18th Nov 1884
CIR; we have neither lost gained by the events
of the last three weeks in this country for tie Doeria
res hare come buck again
The BaSsano Administration. which existed when
last wrote, has died natural DEATH after short
lived and unsatisfactory existence of few hours The
Duke oil Bassano has been made fool Of by the Doe
Tinairrs General Bernard has been made fool of by
Louis Philip. Nj. Passy has been made a fool of by
Nj. Ieste NJ Tcste has been made fool OF by the
Duke of Bassano NJ Brcsson has been made a fool of
more slgnally than all the rest by his nomination TO the
post OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs when at Berlin and
py ms BENG chased from that post without his consent
pun has been made fool of by his brother who advised
him to enter the Bassano Administration and then
laughed at his expense afterwards And Pers has been
the most amused and willy Of all the party for he
has kept his post amongst all the changes and has been
and still is Minister of Religion, Keeper of the Seals
and Minister of Justce
The hondc1r of this morning supplies us with the in
teilgcncc that III Human has agreed return to office
as Minister of Finance and will reach Paris in few d,vs
to resume his duties; and that in consideration of his
absence the King will appoint any Minister of the
Marine until his return The of which is that all
who have had the Naval Department offered to them
have rcfusedand the Doctnaires are fearful of losing
time salaries and other advantages by waiting for new
iains the accustomed Royal ordinances, appointing
Duke dc Trcvso, Gold and long NIortier) President of
the Council and Minister of War;
Nj. Theirs, Minister of the Interior.
NJ de Rigny, Minister of Foreign Affairs;
Nj. Duchatel, Minister of Commerce.;
Nj. Human, Minister of Finance;
nj
the Minister of Marine shall be decided on or
gives the post of the Navy Professionally to DE Rgny
net for nj. Human -
The Duke of Treviso is the only new man and his
anecedents are so well known, that will not weary YOU
with ms biography NJ Duperrc is spoken ofas Minister
of Marnc and as he is good sailor and NO politician il
is by no means impossible that he may return to office
The Ministry would gain by his name as a sailor and an
Admra ana the Pensee lnlDtu0tie would find him most
tractabe and doce.
The proceedings of the last three weeks have already
so FULLY detailed I'm last letter zap the period of the
nomination OF the Bassano Cabinet, that have only to-
day sort OF P0StsorSpum to write TO that epstle.
The Duke of Bassano n ruined man. and no one
would act with him This known before he was
selected and he was selected accordingly The Doc
rnares and the Court wished TO show that Tiers Part
CaDlnet was impossible So instead of selecting for the
hIng men who could and would have stood for MANY
months-such men, for example, Bignon, Dupin the
elder, Bcrengcr, Etienne Gerard and their friends
they selected snch creatures Bassnao Teste poor
Charles Dupin and Bernard the military mason - i'm
order that on their downfall, they, the Doctrinares
Tiers Parti is impossible! :" Those who can think
see, and reason, of course deceived av sr,e
exclamatons. They know full well that a Bassano
Administration was named last--that il was
mere tomfoolery to call such Cabinet Tiers Parti
Administration, with an old bankrupt employee of the
Empire at the head and Doctrinaire Minister of In.
tee at the tall Although, then, consider the Tiers
Part dangerous, dccctful and unjust lin France ms
have been and are the Wings in England still it is a
iac tat Tiers tarh Cabinet has tried i'm
thus country and that when the eJdts asserts Tint the
fall OF the Bassano Administration proves that Tiers
Par Cabinet is impossible il asserts falsehood know
Tag II to be falsehOod and alleges fact that which is
quite untrue Neither Doctrinares nor Juste AIieu nor
Tiers Far Cabinets will last long in France admit;
Dut the last would cndare longer than the resas
men as Bignon, Berenger, and aespin the elder have
something about them of patriotism honor odd eenu-
inc French character.
In commenting the foreign news yesterday we
stated that none OF the London papers we had exained
furnished extracts from Paris Journals Indicating an
Gonnexlon between affairs and the changes in the
French Ministry. The Morning Herald, however, wo
find, is quoted by the Commercial Advertiser to the fol-
lowing effect ~ y. .2nericna
The cause assigned for this extraordinary s
the impossiby the Ministers found obeng other to
the klng than mere automatons.-hM.T cse Passy and
g. Dupin tia leaders of the Tier partc were il viii be
rccollected the most active among the majority late
Chamber oil Deputies that rejected the bill which would
so to authorize the payment Of indemnity of million
sterling TO the United States for injuries done to Amer;
can commerce under the operation of the Berlin and Mi
Ian DEGREES In the first council which the new Mi
nisers assisted the King ats actual President re-intro
duccd the question and il the Tiers party il is I'M
aers,God determined on resigning the King being ia
V0r ot the measure. The Duoe de Bassano had given
oence by saying that the accession of himself and coll
leagues to power. might be regarded the commenced
restoration of the Resolution of July-and finding him.
self deserted by the other three Ministers Just named he
made virtue of necessity, and gave in his RESIGNATION
zen Bernard retired merely because his colleagues had
part of the subject
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Hp edmond, FREDERICKSBURG, AND 20.
.H9> TOMAC RAJI-R0AD-At a meeting OF the
President and Directors of the Richmond Frederick a.