Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

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new President. Let France once engage ID
war. and she may bid adeu TO the blessings oil
liberal government; either the new President
will be crowned Emperor or King, or general
anarchy, with the guillo,ine as the sceplre, will
blot out her Constitution and blacken her destl'
nv We hope for tie best. The following
facts will be found interesting:
The Inauguration Of the President was no
doubt fastened by information received oy the
Government that an attempt would be mace oy
cries of Vive pEmpereur" and other demon
STATIONS 10 create disturbances, had any large
bo'y Of peopIe been assembled As the ousl
ness uas managed, the whole ceremony was
over, and the new President conducted 10 MS
official residence in the Eiysee Bourbon oeiore
The people were aware that II had commenced
Respecting the new Ministry, il may DC remark.
ed that N Drouyn dc Lhuys, the Minister Of
FOREIGN Affairs, was dismissed from OH e by M.
Guizo, for voting, as putty, against ms poll
CIV. NJ de VAUDEVILLE, Minister oil me INTERIOR
was under Secretary OF State IN le4u; ne IS
Vice President OF the National Ascend J, mo-
dera,e Protestant, and a personal TREND oil ue-
neral Cayaignac. General RnihIrrls, Minister
Of War. is but little known. NJ. de Tracy,
Minister of the Maine AMI Colonies, is man
of letters and philanthropst; ne is no doubt
equal 10 the duties OF The Office 10 which he has
been appointed, but he falls far short of The Ia
Tents of his iluslrious father. Nj. de Falioux,
Minister Of Pubic Instruction and Worship, is
a LesitimIst, ami very decided Catholic. VI.
Leon Faucher Minister Of Public Work.. Is an
advocate oi free trade, and very enlightened
and profound economist; he was formerly edi'
tor Of the Courier Francois aud The Steele he
has warmly combated Socialist ideas N The Va
tiona Assembly. u. BiXio, Minister oil Asf'.
culture, IS Vice President Of The National As
semby; he is also a personal friend oil 6eu"-
raj Cayaignac, aud is connected WIN inc more
advanced nemners OF the Rtf"olIcan parry ms
appointment is perfectly H. >l:r ,i'ndoie, un'
less repubiicanism be d s4ualIhcatiou VI.
Hlppol,lc Hass,, Minister Of lie Finances, was
chef minister at the Cabinet III 1872 under
the Presidency OF Marshal Soult: he ha, laays
belonged TO the liberal and moderate party, al
though The ,iilcal friend OF NJ de Bruglie,
and through nm oi VI. t,uzol himself. lie IS
man aell skilled 10 m alters OF insnce; his appoint
ment wi lusplre great confidence al 'he Donrse
ana among none, ed men, As the representative
Of mode a G. and under existing circumstances,
conservative opinions; he is an advocate also OF
Tree trade. Il Is Unnecessary 10 say anything
ab1a. N. O!llun B4noi, Minist'r OF Jusice, and
caarg with The Presidency OF The Council OF
N,n,s,srs in the absence 81 he President oi me
Republic, ana vifualy Pune Minister OF OF
General Cnanearnier, c"minanief-ih-rhisi III
Paris and Of the Naiondi Guard or oil Marshal
Ruasaud com nander ., the army O Inc APPS
lone Bona pare, e3 King OF We>'pha'a dhd
nnc e II In. Pre,lGe1 ii tlr 8epooic: ias Oe-'
aonlinisd Governor al The lnvdldes COUSIN
k.a-,p al.s tn "
Assembly from Corsica; another cousin Is 10
come 10 England As special minister 4 announce
he election OF Louis Ncpolson; and Ihus me Ia
,nily 81 the deceased Z nprroF are acquiring
p-ominency in me business OF the day which
~ m n;hs ago could no; have bren deemed p's.
sb.. IN. new P.e,iitni 81 me Republic ins
bachelor, his cusia, the Princess Ma
hide Demm,ff is 10 90 the horrors Of ne
pfe,,!ential palace We would tr"p rs iaiy's
arisiocratical iiie il se knew under what III re
,ccnhiiran namc properly e designate nsf. !ne
Procedures u "a. department VII nIcnabF o.
ne lex! matter a.teaiea 10. II y uacerslUoa
hat all h. 2r-ircts elected BIZ Ladfn ltpliln BE-
u-.n February AMI May vii al once o. r.
.noycd. All parties III Ffancr are giving N ihrir
adhesion 10 the aew Government. Even ma
legitimate sdvoca. 81 legitimacy the Marquis
lie Larocncjaq ;eln, expresses himself Ri.,iag 10
est me ne,s presi EN- OF the Republic bg nj
i~eds. ''rius NopLeoa." was the Amos gene
ral cry Al tn= RENEW .! the national guards BY
Inc President The cher dav; :neft were only
very few cries .. Vir. I Em2creer.'
|! was remarked BY seyefai ,urna!s yesterday
that me hpiyjays OF Christmas hal not been
passsi 81 decorJusiy N Pals Tor very long
ume. This speak; well i1r The 'cGc OF feeling
among ,he peupe; stie h imo:oyci condition
II n Bank o. France, AMI ne rapid bn! s'ead'-
II main'alned advanced prices Of ne public Sc
curuies a The Baurse, show tina; conf ience is re-
storing in the country