The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, June Z, 184o.
The Nev French Minstry-CaDinet Councils The Ro-
man Repubic-.q,rest Of Proudhon, the SociaRst-Ihe
Presidents Message, &c. &c.
On the day of the date of my last letter, an auda
cous, but at the Same time successful, trick was
practised at the Bourse. An e6iche was published,
printed on white paper the exclusive of which
confined by law to the government advertisements,
announcing the names Of new cabinet which sent
you, and also message from the President to the As
sembly 1t was believed ut the Bourse and the funds
affected by It, In the Of the evening, how
ever the public prosecutor sent invitation to the
printer to appear before him. and prosecution was
instituted for the false publication The following are
the names which compose it, and which may require
some observation -
M Odlon Barrot.. Minister of Justice, Presi-
dent Of the Council, in
the absence of the Presi.
dent Of the Republic.
Dufaure Minister Of the Interior.
De Tocqueville. Foreign Affairs.
nuiie ,,. ''''.''.'''. war
lie :. .fuDlc instruction.
Passy.. Finances
De Tracy. Marine and Colonies.
LanJulnals.. commerce
Lacrosse ..PuDlic works.
This cabinet is one Of compromise 1t includes indi-
vduas representing every party in the Assembly and
the country except the montagnards, the socialists
and the very small party who called sincere re-
publicans, reptJlicaine of the veiit This party
which played prominent and influential part in the
late Assembly and throughout the last year whose
sentiments were then spoken by the Journal and the
National has been literally swept from the chamber
by the late election and it has accordingly no repre-
sentative in the cabinet. The legitmists are repre-
sented in this cabinet by NJ. de Faoux Minister Of
Public Instruction That portion Of the late Assem-
bly, which being Of the moderate party lent
Cavaignac Of
President, Is represented by NM. Dufaure De
monarchists, republicans of the lendemain are re-
presented by NM. Barrot, Rullere, Lacrosse, sc.
is remarkable that there is not of the party OF
the mperialists in the cabinet. Odillon Barrot Il
friend and partisan Of the President of the Republic
only so far as the Presidency of the Republic goes The
truth s the Imperiasts not sreng enough either
In the Chamber or in the country, at present
mand place in the government. The cabinet then.
There is only one bony a %
gether its heterogeneous elements, and this bond
is stern and incorporating opposition to red
republicanism socialism. and communism. 1t IL with
special view to crush fhese parties that the cab
has been framed. The republicans Of the reile will
probably go over for the most part to the red republ
cans. and the imperialists will stand by waiting the
opportunities of
The cabinet has held councils for several hours
daily since Saturday but its members have not arrived
at agreement to the tense substance of the
message. This message was expected ON Monday in
the Assembly and notwithstandinr the broiinr heat
Of the weather which is equal to that of the West
Indies, the galleries were filed with persons curious
hear it. 1t was announced Tuesday that it would
not be delivered until the verfcation of powers had
been completed. Now, as this veriication Of powers
have nothing whatever to do with the message, this
is pretext to gain time. Those who are hostile
to the cabinet affirm that it will split pieces before it
can agree on the message.
The great point Of internal conflict in the ministry
Ia the Italian question Dufaure, De Tocqueyille and
Lanjuinas who had no part and no responsibility in
the expedition to Rome take very different view of
this from the rest OF the cabinet, who joined in sending
that expedition, and agreement must evidently be
extremely difficult especially between NJ. dc Falloux
on the one hand and NJ Dufaure the other
1t is evident that there but three open
the French government at present. Either the army
Of General Oudinot must take Rome BY storm. or It
must retire in which case the Austrans and Neapoli-
tans will unite and march upon Rome aud restore the
Pope to the utter exclusion of all constitutional 60
vernment; or finally the army Of General Oudaot must
join the Romans-the French cabinet acknowledging
the Roman republic. and then would eHsue general
There is no other conceivable horn to the di-
lemma Now the original theory of the expedition
this considering that II the French should abstain all
chance Of system would be ut end
since the Ausrians and Neapolitans would crush all
liberal policy there On the other hand, the French.
Intervening with the consent Of the Northern powers
to establish the Pope could insist upon secular no
vernment in all that does not2concern immsA atey the
affairs % the church; and If he fepublc were put
down there woala az least result liberal form
of government In was IL considered probable
that the temporal forfeiture the Pope and the esta
eibe.
But the red republicans socialists and u,trademo.
Gratis desired that the republic should be
and supported and consequently that should be
undertaken for nothing less could ensue.
In the present position OF affairs the French army
being under the walls of Rome and French honor be-
ing In measure pledged 1t is difficult to imagine what
will be decided on Retreat would be regarded rs dis.
graceful In military sense and hostile operations
would be unpopular in political sense Ills proba.
ble however that solution of the question will
be given in the message which may by possibility be
presented to the Assembly before the of the
mail which will take this letter.
The exposition Of the products of French industry,
which opened on Monday. has provedas told you was
probable complete failure Political preoccupations
commercial and financial crises, the elections and the
general uncertainty Of all public questions, have
parayz the enterprise of the country that d very Ii
nited supply Of objects has arrived aud the time
the reception Of other classes Of objects has been
extended III is not impossible that considering the
circumstances Of the the exhibition after having
been kept open for certain time will be
postponed TIL the next year.
On Tuesday, Nj Leon Faucher the xminister ofthe
Interior made his long promised explanation respecting
the celebrated Geographic despatch This produced, of
course perfect uproar from the party Of the noun
tain, whose attacks ON NJ. Leon Faucher vio
lent than ever; but, you will see by the debates