Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-01

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resented, even by the French papers, TO which
alone we are indebted for the accounts receiv-
cd this morning OF the detection of the Emr
Bechir. and the rising Of all the different tribes
against the Egyptians. il has already produ-
csd favorable impression on our market,
causing rise Of l-s per cent. in the value OF
Consols, and strengthening public confidence
10 the maintenance Of the peace OF Europe.
Prince Louis Napoleon arrived at the cita-
del Of Ham on the 7th inst. The garrison had
In consequence been increased to 400 men.
Rengnation offhe French Ministry.
evenl took place on the 22d Of October, not
unexpectedly except as to time; il was looked
for but not before the meeting Of the Cham
bers. The immediate cause is said TO have
been difference OF opinion between the King
and NJ. Theirs, in relation TO the speech from
the throne. The particulars arc thus given by
the correspondent Of the Times:
On Thursday night Cabinet Council was
held At st. Cloud, under the presidency Of the
King, TO consider the terms Of tie speed h with
which il was proposed that his Majesty should
orsn the session Of the Chambers. The pas
ssge in il which referred to the crisis that has
been produced by the treaty Of the 18th Of Ju-
" was couched in terms Of hostility, defiance,
and even Of menace. On this the King OBJ
served, tina, !, would be highly inexpedent to
introduce into the discourse expressions cal
ruls,sd To alter the pacific character which
s. iern question had within few days
80 NJ. Theirs persisted in his view
~ ,ject, contending, with much ANNA
rH, 1t was necessary France should as
$50 Ter Independence and maintain her rank
fa z yrp-id.
bs Ei,g agreed with him in that senti-
zsN ai 'emained Of opinion that the propos-
- usooe Of declaring it was Objectionable and
dangerous Passing 10 another paragraph 10
the draught Of his speech, in which direct ref.
erenoe was made To Egypt and Mehemet Ali,
Admiral Roussin, minister OF marine, objected
that ii wen, to bind France TO the mainten-
sncs Of the government, Of Egypt in the family
Of Mehcmet Ali forever tina, nobody ever
heard the hereditary claims 10 Pachal;c or
Government by any subject Of the Porte; that
with the possessor persisted the Office &c.
These arguments wcrc concuued in by the
King, and supported by the ministers Of war
and financed General Cubicres and NJ. Pellet do
J. Lo.er's) and, at midnight, NJ. Theirs re-
signed.
Marshal Sonlt was sent for by the King, and
new ministry was quickly formed, as fol-
Marshal Soul', Presidcn, and Minister OF
War.
n. Guisot, Foreign Affairs.
N. Ducha,el, Interior.
NJ. Human, Finance.
NJ. villemain, Public Instruction.
n. Martin (au Nord,) Justice.
Admiral Dape,rr, Marine.
VI Cuni, Gtiia be. Commerce.
NJ Teste, Pubhc Works.
Annther account says that the difference
between the King and NJ Theirs was not up
on the toae OF the speech, bot upon distinct
proposition introduced IN il, for a vote sane.
tioaine farther addition nj some 100 900 men
70 the army; This the King objected to, as al
must equivalent to a declaration OF war, and
the minister persisted.
London. Noe. 3.-Madri1 Journals and let
tiers VI the esd uls. arc ciifcfiy occupied with
accounts OF the departure OF the Queen Mother
aud her parting interview with her two daugh-
,ers, which is described as extremely affect
ing. She Is said to have tainted twice before
sbc babe them adieu.
Espar,e.o has played his cards with SO
much skill. as TO have constituted himself and
his wife the virtual sovereigns Of the country
The Duchess of Victory is 20 act as Camera
u-Mayor TO Isabella H., and the Duke, hei
husband, has managed 10 invest himself viii
Body Cauid. Hsvirg thus secured to them
selves the two most influential posts in IN,
Palace, they can in fac, have no higher oblec
10 obtain.
The Queen 10 said 10 have taken leave o
Espsuero, when she len Valeneia, with IN,
bitieres, approaches for his perfidy. Her Ma
les,y ascnoed all her embarrassmenis 10 hi
Vaccinations, and vented her indignation a
gainsi him in terms OF unmeasured acerbiiy
-Yogr conduct towards me-" said she, us IN
pardonable. fst have ever treated you wi,
the utmost kindness. and raised you in sue
eessioa 10 the rank OF Coun, Of Luchana. c
Duke Of Victory and Morells, and Grsndee {
Spain. the only thing could not make yo,
wAs--s gentleman (oabeliero)r'
A collision between the government and n
Junsas would appear To he inevitable. Tt
latter are displeased al the onT,silmen, of,he
pp~ers, BY q recent decree ofthe Regency al
die qosssion Of the dissolution Of The Sem
affords also sDasher ground OF dispute. ev,
among the members OF the Cabinet, Sen
Goasales has written 70 Espsrero TO reeoe
him, fot the sake Of the constitutional ea0s
not 70 gre up that point An animated d
csssien tssk place On that isusr, In the ooor
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