Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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BY The CANADA,

III titA ChiVhUHI
We extract, from the latest letter of the London
correspondent N the Nav York Commercial Adver-
tser what i sai III relation 70 France. The letter
! Is dated on the 18th Of Jauurry;
] skaters are considerably less bright in France
than they appeared during the burst of enthusiasm
which On the 10Th ofDecember, carried Louis Ma
Fo-eJn to tte Presidential chair Scarcely had he
peep installed III once before the Old system Of French
intrigue lad resumeits sway 70 embarrass him. and
TO prepare the path for other aprans the Legitimst
part being manltesty the active. Unfortunately
a too, the Prince very manifested an entire want
VI XII largenesS and power in his own nature. In the
Cabinet which he formed Immediately after the cleo
ton, NJ VAUDEVILLE filed the post Of Master of the
Interior and was regarded or,e IF its most able
members. One OF the first stts Of the President was
70 require him to give Up sixteen bundles Of papers
deposited 10 his once regarding the attempts
revolution made by the Prince, during the reign of
LOUIS Philippe, at Strasburg and Bouogne. VI. NAL
IeEile refused compliance. they formed part of the
national records After this the Prince required him
10 confirm by BIS signature two appointments Of pre-
tectS and OF director general the Musee, in which
case again NJ. Maeylle hestated, and returned an
that the proposition should be submitted to the
Ministry Immediately upon this second act of contu-
macy the Prince despatched to the offending Minister
the following production which will at once be recog-
nized attempt initiate the style of his uncle
perfectly successful regards the naughty petulance
OF the Emperor but altogether without that sweeping
yigor by which alone such petulance could be main
tanned;
AEtYsEE, Dec. -, 1878
M le Minstrel asked the Preict Of Police if he
did not occasionally receive reports on diplomatic
affairs He replied in the affirmative and he added
that ne had addressed to you yesterday, copies ola
despatch from Italy. Those dispatches, you will I'M
derstand, ought to be directly forwarded NE, and
mus. express to you my dispeasure this delay in
their communication. Irequest you likewise to send
me the sixteen boxes had before demanded. must
have them on Thursday. They contain documents
relative to the affairs OF Strasburg and Boulogne
DO not intend either that the Minister of the Interior
should prepare the articles personal to myself.
This was not the under Louis Philippe, anG
should not be the practice now. Besides have not
received for some days any telegraphc Dispatches
On the whole, perceive the ministers have named
wish to treat me as if the famous constitution of
Steyes was in vigor; but viii suffer it Receive
NJ. le Ninistre the assurance Of my sentiments of
high dstincton.''
(Si5ned) L. \. BONAPiRTE.
"The result exactly might have been expect
Ell NJ Malleyille that his master was only acting
the Emperor, and he not frightened at the exhib-
ition-lIe at once summoned his colleagues detailed
what had passed, and caused them to resolve upon
Joint resi- Snaton. The end Of the matter wa. deplo
rabe. In the words Of an American resident at Paris
who occasionally writes to the Times under the sig
nature ofA States Man,, instantly upon receiving this
resignation the President Immediately rushed off to
the sassembled Council, made all sorts of excuses.
pleaded his ignorance of forms and facts account
Of his foreign education offered to tear his offensive
letter to pieces, and in fact humbed himself com
petel% to induce the holders Of the portfolios to
retain them least defer their final decision till
the next day His prayer was successful, far
pOstpOnement concerned, owing partly, it is
thought to the vote the sale tax which had passed
that afternoon, and on the arrangemet was
concluded. NJ. de Malleyile, however, did not sur
IL - HI .11,.k
which he would have imposed, that re- t. roo oa;
dates for Office already rejected ~ him self nersonoIl
should never he again pro even to the Council AZ
considcration,''' ~
ut IS hardly necessary to pont out that, as the first
c"'PIerl IN tHS Princes career more damaging affair
coug so"rcey have occurred. He has shown that he
Aay resisted. fatal mistake i'll an imtator Of the
emperor
THE only other point Of Importance French mat
ters IS the feeling which exists against the continued
duration Of the present Assembly. That body is
wholly unpopular with the nation by whom it was
elected onl y year ago; but it is BY no means dis
posed finish its work Of framing TIE constitution snd
to resolve upon dissolution which in each case will
put an end to the receipt Of twenty five francs per day
nder these circumstances popular demonstration is
threatened, and tnpre can be no doubt the President
would be supported, even if he disposed summa-
rl to disperse them.-The chances are however that
they VIII take care not to drive matters to an extre
decency by the 18th Of a pril at the latest"
The Moniteur published three DEGREES of the presi-
dent Of the republic, appointing
lst II. Doom Faucher Minister Of the Interior in
the place NJ. Leon de VAUDEVILLE, whose resignation
had been accepted.
ID. NJ Lacrosse, Vice President of the National As
sembly, Minister of the Public Works, in fireplace of
Nj. Bixio, whose resignation had been accepted
Admiral Cece has been appointed Ambassador
from France to london.
There has been a falling off in the receipt of customs
of torty-thrce million francs in the year.
In England the California fever ragged quite as VIC
lentv has done here. Great numbers of vessels
mp for the gold region, carrying passengers
Chagreso Others to Galveston, Socrates ranging from
EOS upwards All of schemes for raising compa
MES and capital are advertised.
The West India steamer Thames reached Southamp-
ton on the 9th, with 1900 ounces Of gold dust and
SG7G f06 in money from the Pacific and Chagres, on
account ofmerchants
The Earl of Auckland, Chief Lord of Admiralty is
dead. Various rumors afoat as to his SUCCESSOR
Lord IIatherton and Sir Francisco Barring being the
most prominent names.
At liverpool cotton had advanced l-Sd, but reac-
ton had occurred and first prices were finally bare
ly sustained. Flour heavy and slightly lower.
From Italy there is nothing important. The Pope is
still at Gaeta A Constituent Assembly has been
cOnvoked in the Roman States for January 9Th, the
election to take place December 2lst, BY universal
suffrage and balot-two hundred Deputies to be cleo
ted.
The Council Of Bologne aiheres to the Pope Mag
nlicent presents made to the Pope Christmas
day the King Of Naples offering him 100000 ducats
and the Queen ofSpain 100000 colonnates. A Paris
paper states that he will 90 to Cl7ta Necchia and
make personal appeal to the people. Geneva states
that discussions have broken out bet ween his Holiness