Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
----.... nv rHE AMERICA.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE BY THE A"'"'o
,MpoRraN NRoM TIE FRENCH RE-
n,., ~ TIE REPUBLIC TO THE

Monsieu, which we fnd ourselves, The aeco'u,
S'an. r,hirh ought 10 exist between ..e nr1s.s
ance "n,sn SAFE canno, BE- maintained, unless
poWeaa1, s a hy mutual confidence, they explain
am ann v;evs openly 10 each other. 10 give a.
n,n,,,le If that sincerity, now make SHOWN W
tho Assembly The reasons which ndse ue araIe
Cd me to change the ministry anu " ! ON
mysel from men whose eminent ss,s' rawed
efa,ifed 10 proclaim, ana 10 "ho'n ~
friendship and eratIuee. ,,:. ,enac,d On SO
80 o .;Jss hv anarchy, 10 assure Order more
st;cac;on.ly ,ban has hitherto been Inc case. "
unbold abroad Ia Tc1teri.u7) The name u lahe.
:, Inc he;pbt of her tane-men are te9u's"
wnn animated by a patriotic dcVouoh, uuues
no rscess;;v II united and hrm acIinn, anu
clearly d,fned lire OF polcy, when VIII h".
aomnron,;se ,he GOVERNMENT lie poIco'rl oy ans
~, If ;rreccln,:on Who will! have care on my
rcsnons;h;liv &C well as OF their own aeu Pay
a,,ln,;on ~ .c,s as we'll as words lGrts' aqua
ZION. -. o;usn orcols
enonoh of Annexation 70 fem2ge all oouo', ~ y
INV yeri,abie Intentions. Without e'uus. 10
wards any individuality, asains' any F",, .;.,
oau, acrrss m n..Wer 10 mcn oil Inc m; s oPfosi
eon;n;ons I'M, whoa. Obtaining the happy F's""S
wb;cb | .Ynac,ed ifpm that coInpna'ioh v r,
nroaebm.nt1 IGstead VI an aInalsan'a 'on "
shades OF opinion, op'a'nsu o"'J
un;,v Of action was ba.red-a spitil o. con,
Citation was regarded as weakness. o."leep
were The dangers Of Tic StIees over Whsh Pd,"cs
raised their co.ors, aud gave ven! anew u 'ne,i
o,G riyu!Iiss spreading alarm ana G'squ't'a"'
through The couhuV. pno avn.
81, not seeing any guiding powell seeks lhe aa m
he viii, the 0ag OF the elecel OF The lo'h o. De-
CONNER. That will cannon be manifested VIE
out perec, community Of action OF 'ceas' 'ie"S
and convictions between Inc presitchs alu Ms
ministers. ard unless the Assembly assoc
Itself 10 The naliona! thought OF whoa Tie egg
rion of The Executive power was the expression
A whole system triumpbed on Inc lon peceui-
her. for the name OF NaPolean is programme
in itself. II means-order, authority, reiig'on'
welfare of the people al home, The national o'g'
ni,y abroad. II is the triumph OF mat policy
;naugurated by my election, which seek, win
The Support Of the Assembly and oil the people
| wish 10 be worthy of the confidence OF the ma
lion. by maintaining The constitution 10 winch
have sworn. wish 10 inspire in Inc ounlry'
by my loyalty, my perseverance,, ana my h'm'
ness. such confidence as TO give new lie io oosi-
ness, and hope in The future.
The letter Of the constitution has doubtless, q
erea, influence upon lhe desnies OF country
bu, The manner in which il is interpreted has.
perhaps, far greater one. The longer or snor-
Ter duration of government contributes, doubt,
less, greatly 10 the stsbili j Of public affairs
but i, is also BY ideas an by principles that Inc
government, knows how 10 reassure society.
Let US, then, raise up against au horiiy, WAN.
ont causing alarm to real liberty. Let US calm
anxiety, ty boldly curbing bad passions. and by
giving useful direction TO all noble Instincts
Lei US consolidate the principles of religion
without abandoning any thing of the conques's
OF the revolution; aud we will save The country
in despite Of factions, ambitious men, and even
OF those imperfeciions which may exist IN our
institutions. LOUIS NlPoLEoN BoNaPARTE.
The PRE.IDsSr: A pos'scrip. is added.
runs thus
A supplement of the Moai,cur will give this
evening The names OF The new Minister. Loud
Laughter a, The names no. being announced.l
The Assembly hen rose in grea! agitation. 81
six o'clock.
An extraordinary supplement- TO The Monileur
contains nothing but,he following decree
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
I'm the name Of the F.eEch people, tn, Pfesi'
den, Fl the Republic DEGREES as iollows:-
Ar l. The resignation 81 The Ministers IS
accepted
Arr. .. Are named Minister'S
General t'Hsutpou, War.
NJ. de Rayneyal, Foreign Affairs.
Nj. ferdinand Bauot, Iolerior
NJ. Rouher, Justice.
NJ. Bineau Public Works.
M. Parisn, Public distraction and Worship.
I'd. Damae, Asii.ui,ore ond Commerce.
H. Achic Foald, Finances.
Admiral Roman Dcss!osses, Marine.
General d'Haunlpoul is charged al interim
with The portfolio of Foreign Affairs.
The President OF the Republic.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Done al The Palace OF the Eysec National,
the 3st October, l649.
The LonSon Times correspondent writes thus:
II is almost super6uoGs 10 say that The Io'al
change VI ministry is the sole and exclusive topic
OF conversation in every circle in Paris. The
general opinion pronuncei on il is that il is mol he
act Il man who believes that his power is 10 come
10 an end al The comparatively short period tsei
By Ia. Constitution. The csolisiicaI character
OF the paper is particularly striking. On The
whole, i, is scarcely necessary 10 say, that
amonss, the republican party il is regarded as
preliminary 10 coup detat. 1t was only on
Monday evening, as am assured, that The Pre-
sident oil the republic sent for I'M Mole Berry,
er and Theirs, and, after some conversation on
general subjects, said frankly that he was dis
pleased with ministers Tor their iLdec;slon and
want Of accord, and that il was ull time tor such
STATE OF things 10 eId-io use his own words,
"quc eela .Gai.." He then asked them if they
would consent 10 form new Cabinet. They
we're, he observed, The chiefs oi The majority, and
would md il an easy task 10 organize an homo.
seneous administration which should realise the
80 and g Ia M All
Mole and Berger replied that they were al he
disposal Of the Presiden but NJ Theirs aes.
ing that he would be more useful out OF the cabi-
net than in Il, declined 10 accept office. The
TWO others being unwilling 10 enter office without
NJ Theirs The President said that he would, in
that case, undertake The task himself, and
compose his cabinet Of new men, chosen in The
ranks Of The majority, and trusted they would al
lord them lheir support, which they agreed TO do
Ac oriing to another version, M Thers had moi
been consulted al all; and he is said 10 have vent.
ed his anger last night by loudly condcDnng the
dismissal OF The ministry in presence OF num-
Der OF representatives. II was, in his opinion, a
great fault 10 have turned out NJ. Dufaure al The
moment he was passing over 10 The majority
Seeing that il is a point OF considerable impor
lance 10 -.rn the effect produced by those acis 10
The iaaboargs, have taken some pains TO asccr-
tain the Stale OF teeins amongst the working
classes there. am assured, by persons who
have made j; their business to obtain such inIur-
malion, that The message OF The President OF the
Republic has been very we'll received in thai
quarter OF Tie capital. The workmen were
pleased with lis tone, and as they are in the
habi, u! regarding minis:ers as mere clerks or
secretaries, in The employment OF chief, they
declare the President was right in turning them
our, and replacing Them by men who will realize
his benevolent intentions toward. the people
This, al leas', is The first impression produce
II is generally believed that here is no fear
whatever ihrt public order will be disturbed
General Chansarnier is stated 10 have assured
the Presiden. that he answers for The prese,va-
lion Of public tranquility, whatever be the minis.
try lie may think proper TO name.
From tie Lo ldon Chfcnicls, Nor. ,.
The Duiaure Cabinet has ioundered in calm
Neither the heavy artillery OF Parliamentary
opposition, her The storms and wnifwinds Of po-
pular excitement have been the instrument o! lis
destruction. The retirement Of NJ dc FalcuI,
though tending 10 cool Inc attachment and alien
ale The support Of an influential section OF The con
.,ruot,vp Marty c,nnnf ha ropS,lar,j ..