The New York herald., 1848-11-25
Our Paris correspondence.
PARIS, Oct. 26, 1913.
Miscell1Teou Affairs.

Miscellaneous Afaus. ..
NJ Goudchaux, the Minister of Finance has re-
signed, and M Trouve Chauvel has been appoint
ed in his place. The minister was good fnan-
cier, but not a happy debater; and the Assembly
have so provoked him several times, that he has
declared he would resign, and only been prevent
ed by great persuasions This time the President
took him at his word, and appointed a successor.
Although the President has made modification
in his ministry, he selects bis officers from the
republicans proper Recurt has been appointed
10 take the place of Trouve Cnauvel as Pfefect of
the Seine, Recurt being one OF the taree ministers
who lately lett the Cabinet; and the Minister of
Finance is of the same cast of politicians. Mar
shall Bugeaud, the most celebrated general and
warrior now In France, and 10 whom Charles AL
bert rendered the command of the Italian army, Is
a candidate tor the Presidency He Was great
friend TO Louis Philippe, and was appointed to
the command OF the troops, as ls alleged, and
then recalled, IN the days OF the revolution. lie
Is man OF power, Of blood-a thorough military
chieitaln-but a good citizen. He has The repu-
taion OF having been very severe. He ewas a can
dldate Tor representative Paris, at the Las, cleo
uon, and defeated. My impression is, that he
will receive a good many votes IN France, from
those with legitimate tendencies. TINS looks
like dividing up the Right into small parties and
II so, Louis Napoleon, or Raspae, or both, will
come out lar IN advance OF any other candidate,
and may make II dangerous for the Assembly to
SELECT one DdNing u great votes. Ii Is
now IN contemplation to attempt to adjourn the
day OF election Of President, 10 the 10Th OF De-
cember, instead OF the 10th, the committee
have reported IN accordance with the govern
meDt. The Ministel Of War yesterday IN
iIoouced bill regulating the transportation
OF the insurgents 10 Algeria, aud provd-
ing Tor their settlement there which give 9 them
the OF lot Of land, aiter three years good con-
duct, and after SIX, makes it definitely their pro-
perry; and IN of their death before or after
the SIX years, provides means for the wife and
children TO inherit 1t The regulations are but little
different from that applied to the volunteer emil
grants only the three fist years the insurgents are
10 be guarded and separa ed from the colony OF
volunteers. 1tIs a happy and humane idea, and
the foundation for new colony OF French, IN the
fertile country of Algeria 1t has robbed uanspor-
tauon OF all its horrors; and the insurgents will
only follow the columns OF volunteers that are
weekly departing from Paris under the laudatIons
and blessings OF the civl and military powers and
the archbishop OF PARIS. This Is the commence
mt nj of a new era in the history OF France and
hen the fertility Of the soil, and the mildness of
tie climate are taken into consideration, as we'll
as lis proximity to France, we can hardly foresee
how soon a great nation may not spring up
in Algeria General Clement Thomas, who has
happy faculty OF cree ting an agitation In the Ma
tional Assembly Yesterday attacked the family of
Bonapartes, and demanded what right or claims
LOUIS Napoleon had TO the Presidency, and
chaiged hun with sending his emIssarles through
the country to electioneer for hun. This brought
his two cousins TO the ribunel, and terrific agla-
non ehsued, In which Pierre Napoleon said that
his emiy could be banished but they could not be
psuted and ihereupon NM. Theirs Beranger
and other distinguished gentlemen, lnterfered, and
General Thomas made such explanations as saved
e meeting between him and Pierre Napoleon. The
political cauldron grows warmer and warmer, as
tie Presidential election approaches. | have seen
VAIN woik IN France and Pans but | hope II will
not be repeated this elecuon--and think 1t Will
not. The last news from Austria indicates / think,
increased d ificulties If not actual collision The
imperial forces are numerous. France is as calm
as could be expected, under the existing exciting
circumstances