Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

the s.n n,nossble to carry their measures through
the Lords. In my opinion the country Is rfe ior
coalition ministry by which on the one nasn We
NAV enjsy the blessings Of moderate REFORM and on
the other be saved from the factious attempts OF the
Csrlists, and such like deAagogues
...a ..e9ae. sp FRANCE. .ieae ,at tHoN
P.rrs. March 1-This day "a years ago Napo-
leon Bonaparte returned to Paris, and established
government that lasted 100 days ...a. ..
Today "a years afterwards, Louis Philippe has re-
fused to Subscribe to conditions attempted to be i'm.
posed ON him by the coalition, which would have
BEEN il submitted to and acted upoR the ruin OF the
French monarchy. The coincidence Is remarAaoie
rs to dates. -, ;,
/ told you yesterday that ga screw was loose,
and that the conditions attempted to be imposed on
the King had not been accepted That statement ~ y
now fully confirmed yes will perceive py the 'oi-
On MONDAY all the proposed new ministers assem-
bled except M Deaure Iesteraay ."d a. ,;re
meeting took place. which lasted from nine 10 TWO.
The whole of the great questions q foreign ana 90.
mestic policy We're debated anu VI, was asa;sst Don
Carlos 2d-That France should declare to Austria
that she would not allow of a marriage between an
Austrian prince and the young queen isaoeiia a as
had been proposed by Prince Metternich: 3d-Ihat
the afars Of Belgium must be considered as settled
4th-That the war against Mexico should be perse-
yered in. 5th-Tbat the conversion oil the rive per
Cent Rentes should be adopted. 6th-Ihat certain
concessions should be made to the growers oil beet
root sugar 7th--That the question OF eiectorai re-
form should be adjourned Sth-Ihat the laws OF
Septcmber should be revised; and Sth, and prnci-
aIIv That the presidence reeiie should be insisted
On or in other words that except on very state oc-
casons the King should not preside at the Council OF
This was the substance or effect Of the decisions
come to: and then Marshal Soult was ordered to wait
upon the King, and communicate to his Majesty the
general result of the conferences ana the
Of the home and foreign policy OF the new cabinet
Louis Philippe heard Marshal Soult unfold the
whole Of his plan with that orbearance and amabilt
which characterize him; but as ms Majesty mas nor
too coed an opinion of the memories OF the men OF
the Centre Gauche, he desired that this programme
might be committed to writing. Marshal Souit then
returned to the proposed ministers, ana informed
them of the resolution Of his Majesty, and accord.
inely a written programme was duly prepared and
signed. The Marshall then returned to the King,
and his Majesty declared that on two points a. any
rate he would not yied-the hrst was that OF opain
and the second that Of the OF the Kenes
and desired Marshal Sout to return at once to his
friends and inform them of his Royal decision Inc
proposed ministers again debated, and decided IN
heir turn that they could alter the bases which
their foreign and domestic policy must be conducted
Marshal foult again waited on the King, and MS
Majesty then stated that 70 NOSE csnaIslons ne
the marshal returned to his disconsolate colleagues
and informed them Of the resolution OF his Majesty
In the Of the evening Louis Philippe sent tor
NJ Dupin as the old and confidential friend Of him
self and family. What passed at that interview Is
not, of course known.
The chances are now that we about to have
Cabinet composed nearly as ionows:w
Marshal Soult, President and War-oHice.
M Theirs, Foreign Affairs.
NJ Passy, Home Department.
NJ Human, Finances.
M Dupn, Keeper OF the Seals
NJ Villemain Minister of Public Instruction
"Half-past Four O'clock.
aThe new ministry has still chance, and even
likelihood, of being appointed Marshal Soait ana
others of them with the King am assured that
nj this moment accommodation is deemed proba-
ble but not able to say, nor perhaps IT yet de-
cided which side has given way, or whether both
have abated in their pretensions
HouRsE, Wednesday, half-past 4.-The solution OF
the Belgian question by majority Of II voices, was
announced during the Bourse hours; the nomination
Of the ministry, which, 1t is said, was retarded on
this account will now, they say be officially publish
ed tomorrow. Some changes Of position have crea-
ted difficulties, but all is now said TO be arranged
and slight rise has taken place IN consequences as
well in the French $ the Belgian funds. Yet the
Belgian Bank shares have undergone considerable
reaction without any serious cause being assigned
Little doing. .e.#
The Noureiisfe revives the report that the christ
enng of the infant Count of Paris would take place
on the Ist of May; and states that the Archbishop
Of Paris had consented to oiIicate at the ceremony
The Gazette de France intimates that Marshal
Cauzel is to be appointed Chancellor Of the Legion
of Honor, which post waslately vacoted by Marshal
Gerards acceptance Of the command of the Paris
National Guards.
BrLeruM.-The Belgian Chamber Of Representa-
tyes has nj length CATER fourteen days debate)
agreed to accept the treaty p'oPvseu ~ a~'
don Conference. The numbers werc-ior tne mea-
sure 50 against IL, AZ. II has now to receive the
assent OF the Senate which II Is confidently expect
ed " i'll take after short discussion This long agi-
teted question may now, therefore, be said 10 be
finally settled. when the decision OF the Chamber
was made known 10 the public not the smallest dis
turbance was attempted but on the contrary, all
was as tranquil topic Of the least interest had
been the subject Of deberation and controversy
SPAIN.
The Nrdrid t;d-efes Of the 18th and 18th instant
contain little beyond some official correspondence
from the different provincial commanders, which IS
,ot,Ilv hare either of interest or novelty report
from Cuenca states that 800 young men had been col
ected in the military depot there recruits for the
force ordered be levied by the cecrec OF Jan. ~
The Quotidienne gives letter OF the izth instant,
from barcelona stating that Rodil, the new oaPtah
General Of Catalonia, had received ior ms mrs. mis-
sien an Injunction 10 insure the execution al BARGE
Iona of the treaty of commerce which was reported
there TO have been definitely entered INTO with I'm
gland On the other hand the corporations OF barcc-
Iona had assembled, and, after some violent spceches
had decided that the treaty should not be executed
in the province. and that the new captain general
should not be recognised The inhabitants OF Va
lencia and Aragon also refused to acknowledge the
treaty the execution Of which IL was thought would
no rendered impossible in the three provinces by
their federation and perhaps by their declaration OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS idea which had been proposed by
the corporation
Letters from Rome az the 9TH instant state that the
ruhIeatio of the papa reply 10 the Prussian dccla
If a. tIa naf