Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
Foreign Correspondence.


was obliged 10 defer until this morning tn. use of nv
notes on The events OF the week Leisure does not re-
main to me for digest the communication Of half of
what my lirret affords. You m1y therefore Be content
with mere medley. Our most important D lcal c m
Germ the modification of President Cavaiqnac', csb
net He and his real friends grew sensible from the
votes of the Assembly. that considerable majority de-
sired change, and required the substitution Of men of the
old school, of established superiority in talents and expe
Hence. for of the ministers, obnoxious particular
distrust. Two eX-deputes. who had been ministers Of
Louis Philippe and whose agency in the committees and
in the tribune of the Asse nby recommended them to u
Universal esteem and confidence prevailed upon to
accept the departments of the interior and the public
works. They are Dufaue and Nlven, in the place Of
Senard and Recurt. At the same time Cavaynac con-
scented to part with Vaulabelle the historian minister of
public instruction, and welcome in his stead LAWYER of
Anglers republican OF The eve. not nctured with So
castn, ready debater sedu)us ard intelligent func
tlonary yet not specially qualified for the post The
ministry taken BY Dufaure. that If the interior fur at
this Juncture the most lmrortan determines The whole
internal civil administration Of the country it nay exert
decisive influence the election of president of the re-
public, now with you, the engrossjng subject Little
did any of the members of the Chamber of puties i'm
agine, the "a of February las when the so called
people drove them from the violated hall that bef,re the
end Of the next October, of the loyal The Or
leans dynasty would be chief rulers in the repabc, and
most of the dynasiic opposition in the chamber regulate
the work of the committees and the sentiments of the ma
jority of the National Republican Assembly The mod
ca'Ion was officially announced Saturday and Mon
day fixed for the explanations of Cavaignac aud the pro-
grami.e Of the ministry Anxiety prevailed pub
lie and private, everywhere, Sunday and Monday
morning On Monday, about ten O'Clock in visiting
representative, | found myself in the midst of seven or
eight of his Colleagues, moderate and sagacios patriots
who feared the Assembly might not be prepared for
maj eral change in the composition Of the executive
branch for the policy of fusion :efu the class
es OF extreme democrats the contrves Instruments and
apostles OF the revolution Of February. However, after
most earnest and impressive debate skilfu exposition
by Dufaure, aad manly Acknowledgements from Cavag>
mac, the Assembly passed. by very large and mp, sng
majority. vote Of confidence in the mixed admins,ra-
ton. The Mountain breahed fury, fire and blood; some
sixty of the adjacent democrats ahstaned from the urns
They would not pledge themselves either support or
opposition, until they in what direction and by what
policy the regenerated executive should be propelled
The National was not content at first, the editors
ed to divert the president Of the republic from the adms-
Sion u chiefs of the republicans of the morrow promi
nent under the monarchy, So formidable in then faculties
and personal consideration Dufane and Nlven. How
eXasperatlng Goa iilon for the red republic how invd
ous choice for the jealous and suspicious original dem
ocrats OF every denomination and hue! However, the
National has soened down, and happily qualities its dis
sent, as yon will by lis leading article Of yesterday,
which have caused to be translated for YOU and which
strikes me as applicable in part to country.
On Monday evening, accompanied my family to the
evee or public reception of Gen. Cavagnac The old
lady, his mother, of plain but progressing exterior sat
alone near him, while he stood against the mane
to welcome his numberless visitors. When had sur
veyed the company, through four spacious rooms could
well excaim thai had at length seen La Republlquc
Democratique ct Socale. Mover there more che.
quered assemblage; than seemed the young
guarde mobile, cl-devant nanlns Of Paris; pel-me
members of the National Assembly, the new and the ex-
deputies; the diplomatic corps with their stars and other
decorations general officers and others in full uniform
several OF the minister's few ladies' in splendid dresses
and here and there officer Of tile national guards Ca
vaignac is thin; the usual expression Of his
is anxious; he is tall and muscular with Arab face ;
should conjecture that his health has suffered by the
and perlls of state We present yesterday, at the
installation In the cathedral Of Notre Dame, Of the
archbishop worthy, liberal preate and learned the
ologian More concerning This ceremonial, hereafter
we had the pleasure Of remarking the presence Of Df.
Wainwright, Of New York, Mrs Wainwright and their
daughter. 1t Is affirmed, this day. that the final vote
the constitution will be taken, in the Assembly, on the
9Th and 2Slh inst. that the executive will propose the
25h of next month for the election Of the president Of the
republic, and that the Assembly will adj urn to the th
December, after voting the Constitution, leaving cm
mtee sixty with plenary powers.
Our advces from Italy and Germany are confused and
contradictory by the end of the week shall know the
fate of Vienna and the real posture affairs in Italy, The
Assembly has ratified the elections os Martinique and
Monsieur Pory Pary,a dark mulao, Of The three
personalities defended them in fluent, vehement and
logical speech
There is much excellent matter in the nu nbnr of the
Revue des DeuX NJ n1es which issued on the 10th
inst. The twenty six pages devoted to Hungary in
lS4S, furnish complete of the and nature Of
the struggle between that kingdom and the imperial gov
eminent of Austrla The spectacle upon which Europe,
since the successful instruction at Vienna gazes with
the deepest 1t has, in manner, suspended in
terest here in domestic events every feels that if
the insurgents in Austria should prevail the red republic
in France will be excited and enboldenei a and
desperate outbreak. So far that has succeeded in the
Austrian capital, which attempted and SO happily
bafled in Paris in June last; lift fails now, the French
government will have additional confidence in the militia
~ forces to which indebted for the existing tran
guilty.
The history, dispositions and aims of the races enga-
gagged in the conflict Germany, and the lives and
characters OF the chiefs, romantic cast 10 The sub
ject, and Infinite consequence TO the results The Re-
view describes young Germany presumptuouS da ing
and reckless and sacrificing, in the of Hungary.
German interests, to the Magyars who deny 10 the
Scavonans the very liberties which they exored for
themselves from Austria. In Hungary, the most violent
of the revolutionary zealos did 10 utter the
word republic: the of the king had much sway
and prestige with the rural masses, and the popu
lace of the critics they did everything in that name, but.
in fact, without the royal assent. If no compromise be
effected the shadow Of the monarchy will disappear.
We have another article Of forty pages. ample and
most instructive dsquisition, entitled German Atheism
aud French Socialism, justly associated lhus because. in
truth, they have been formally and closely allied. The
Scientific Chronicle decides absolutely, III favor of Lev
errer, in the controversy respecting the planet Nepue
Pabne, IS now dsavowed all hands. am curious N
relation the further discussion which your Professor
Pierce may bestow on his subject. Oar prnc pal new
pamphlet is under the title, Studies Socialism,
Communism judged by history, by Franck, lhe erude
~, nb.i H. Of T.