Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24

e6 .ues rendered their resi- gntlon hih'stci'
The King draft Of the itfa speech ii's =; 40.
al,oc,ob M, to the warkc ,,rdng ofthe speech IN &C.
neral or 10 that of any part il, but 10 The
meut in one paragraph Of II immediate levy OF ~,
mn tron,s moro This iucIded the anticipated ic'!
Of the CONSUMPTION of lell Inc LohdpI Nv -
Chronicle saws il seems tina the German ro"eis a'
made strong representatin against .'r ,"cis ;, -,
the French army pointingut IT'S 'nevapie result :.
hc not 10 settle The Easter question: bul TO aSt'o
the peace of Europe The King, therefore, oDjee'ea
10 onv such rrea addition or the moment TO the "'
Etorv force of the countr. Ministers immediately
rendered their designations The King has accepted
the designations and alrcat appointed -'ia's""i s'
to form new Cabinet 80
The mnor,ant nte!iire nee hat ~ Theirs and ~ '
Ministers have given in trlr rcsIInauoH, OH "ce'"'
ola difference with his MAJESTY relative 10 eef'a, pa
rarraphs in the draft Of Tn speech from he 'l'ohe'
which the King consiGcre, too warkr III lhe'f c','
dency. Count Mole and aLrsha 9ou'' ha'e' ~ '-'
been summoned To 81. CloId , ,,.
awe are confidently assured, says the cnivers'
s'that the drawing up of he speech from .iic '.
for the opening of the Chambers 10 giving ise -
Gus discussions between tin fing ana 'hr SouI." ~,
Ministers. His Majesty II is said, wishes ,hal .se
snercb sbopld contain paragraph, i'll vague and pacihc
terms. concernng the new position OF rance WIN t.
spect 10 the Allied Powers. Tns Council OH w e"'''
irary, is said to insist adopting anEcasc n',s
nilican,, and more i'll accordauc WIN '"c :;
tons made since the 18th Of jay. !! we are VIZ :"
formed The solution Of THIS discussion his oc' pos
poued for connie OF davs and uay rise TO i'"'ste
rial crisis a, o,d;.
The NIoniteur Of Oct. % contains nine royal ofa'-
nances, appointing the following Ministers III 'ie ,oo'
of NJ. Theirs, Cen Cubiercs NJ liv'en' Au'i'a r
sin, Count Rcnusat, NJ. Goun, W. Jaupelt ~ '
and NJ Pele, (de Ia ozers whose designations were nc
copied: A.;
Marshal sout, President of the Council and Minis
ter Of War.
NJ. Guizot, Minister for Foreign Aifars co.,
NJ. Martin (du Nord) Minister OF justice anu VI
lie Worship. a.,
Admiral Dupcrrc, Minister Of Marine and Of the
Colonies.
III. Dnchatel, Minister Of The IncTor
NJ Quinn Gridainc, Minister Of Commerce ana As-
rculture.
NJ. Tcs,e, Minister of Public Works
N. Vil!emain, peer Of France Minister OF Pubic
instruction.
NJ Human, peer of Francc,) Minister Of Finance
The London Evening Mail has the following abstract
Of the latest specuatons OF the Paris papers, ana ih'e
lircnce from that capital:
Those of the Paris Journals which notice inc
sruc,on of the Ministry, object to it, he nitra-iibe
raj papers regard the Cabinet as purely doctrnaiie
and consequently as "mniser OF reaction, that con
further restrictions Of public liberty Some
of the journals 90 further. or ry assert t"' 'e
ministry had been dictated hy the allies: while We are
assured the contrary the lact for that during the
whole time that the cabinet in progress OF recon
strurtion neither The Ming nor Marshal Souit nor VI
Guzo saw single member Of Tie corps dplomat'qne.
The public seemed every moment TO regard the new
Cabinet as more aud more likely TO be able to MAINTAIN
themselves triumphanty in office The spectators on
the Bourse it will be SEEM were not behind IN ms an
ticipation In word as far circumstances yetJns-
tilted the formation Of an opinicn on the SUBJECT
would appear that no ministry had entered upon
office during the last eight or nnc years. with oe'e'
prospects OF permanently -
The Journal des Debats is the only OF the papers
before us which enters avowedly into The arena as the
champion of Ministers In very elaborate artc!e
pronounces 4 warm culog um on the men who form Tue
present ministry and expresses perfect conviction that
il will he able TO maintain itself power, as It Will nave
around il every constitutional man in France
The Debas admits that attacks will be made upon tie
Governnent hut that they will lie resisted, and put in
force those laws which the Legislature had placed IN lis
hands, and which too long had been suffered 10 remain
a dead letter. The Debats concludes By demonstrating
that no ministry ohc nature Just dismissed, could ever
aran be formed and that if the present Cabinet ie no
other than ministry composed OF The dG9che party,
could be appointed III its stead.
The DeLa,s, nso referring to the foreign policy Of
the new administration, States that IN respect 10 te
Eastern question: il would BE- founded on the PROPOSE
lions contained in the last note of NJ Theirs, restrain
mo The casus bei the destruction of Mcemct All
pomer in Egypt TINS abandoning all intention OF in
sslinr upon all Syria and ST. Jean Acre remaining 10
him.
ners contend that the present Ministry could not be
expected TO remain in power that they VIII only have
added to the fears that pervadcd France Tor her 'nde
pendcnce and that the termination OF the late CRISIS
had only been achieved by the creation oi another
The Moniteur contains the following proclamation OF
Marshal Sout az minister Of war, to the army, which
was believed 10 refer TO apprehension That the dsai
feccd might revolt and 10 the determination OF govern
mcn 10 march boldly and to act with decision against
its internal enemies:
IN, hos I'm
placed me at your head. have accepted the honor Of
commanding you, being convinced that shall always
find YOU ready to fulfil the duties which the laws, the
military regulations and the glory OF the French arms
imnosc upon YOU Obedience 10 your officers, rigor
Gus observance of discipline, strict attention to the
service. the maintenance of that military confraerny
which constitutes The value and the force Of the army
these are the qualities which the King and the nation
c1pcct 10 find in you and which, have doubt, you
will always display, as in the most glorious period OIL
our annals.
"You know me. You know that require much
That never suffer either inateniion to service,
failure in your duties, but you are likewise aware shat
nv solicnde for you, for the preservation oil your
rights and for the amelioraon of your we'll beng, IS
ever active, and that am always happy, whenever an
opportunity occurs OF concrrng royal recopense upon
nv brothers in arms.
81 depend upon you, as you may depend upon me,
whether it may become necessary, in unison with our
brave National Guard maintain order and secure re-
spcct 10 the laws, whether the klng may call upon
TO defend the territory, the honor, and the dignity Of
France.
"Thc President Of Tic Council, Minister al War.
'sNlarshal DUKE OF DALMATlA.'
The Constitutional conradlcis the report that NJ
Theirs intended TO retire 10 Italy after the debate upon
the address, and declares that such assertion is to-
tally unfounded.
An anti.corn law meeting had been held in Manchcs
ter, which drew together $50 ladies' and gentlemen.
Ireland, it is said, more tranquil than at
the present moment. People go 10 see the Agltator
on the same principle that they would crowd TO see
any other novelty.
The municipal election at Dover Terminated in favor
of the reformcrs. At Harwich the reorners elected
IL out Of 10 of the municipal council
The resignation Of Theirs and his associates took
place the 2lst of Oct, after sharp discussion in
Council on the King speech to the Chambers, which
Theirs wished to make wnrlikc, and Louis Philippe
fused to submit 10, desiring peace.
important .Ne,es by Extraordinary Express
The Morning Post OF Nov. 3, says at an early hour
this morning received by ar extraordinary express
from Paris the Nonitcnr Parisien and the other French
papers Of Monday, containing the following important