The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
The French Republic,

WI. DlxlO, ldte PRESIDENT OF the NauOna' Assem-
bly, of France, had been appointed Minister OF
Commerce.
Gen. Oudinot had declined going to st. Peters
burg as Ambassador.
M Emile Girardln did not appear IN the con.
templated cabinet. Marshal Bugeaud was to be
appointed to the command of the army OF the Alps
General Cavaignac was to receive the elevation oil
a Marshal of France.
According to the latest returns, Louis Napoleon
would have received $780, 900 votes; Cavalgnac,
1900 600; Ledru Rollin, Raspail, and Lamartne,
500 0C0 between them.
1t seems generally admitted that NJ Odion Barrot
will occupy . very prominent position. M Theirs
Marshal Bugeaud, and Count Mole for prudent pur.
poses will not take part In the Ministry although they
assist ad interim in the preliminary discussions respect
ing it.
The Ministry Of War having been proRsred to and
accepted by General Rulheres. again the subject Of
contention and probability points to General Oudinot
commander Of the army Of the Alps, or General Peva
ex.pter Of France
N. Drouse de y Hugs "a man Of promise, and less
capable than even Bsstids) 10 given Foreign Affair."
Of the most intricate departments In the cabinet
All reports agree in giving the Interior to Leon dc
Mallevills.
The most popular selection. however, Is that of Min.
lister Of Finances which has been given to Hppoyts
Passy but which 1t feared would have been grant
cd TO M. Leon Faucher, or Achilles Fould the emf
nent bankerboth efwhom, from their speculative ten
denotes, not the choice Of the commercial com.
munity.
M. Leon Fauchsr takes the Portfolio Of Public
Works.
There Is much indecision regarding the Ministry
Of Commerce and Agriculture 1t IL certain that 1t
offered to NJ Aohile Fould, Who It ID said owins
to being hurt at tho refusal Of the Finance depart
ment, declinedit NJ Buffet, yy::rus member Of the
Assembly, talked Of; but the present impress.
sion is, that to effect fusion with the moderate M.
Bxs OF the present vice presidents of the Assem-.
bly, has been given It.
de Fslloux, the champion of catholioity has been
given the Portfolio Of Public Instruction. This
appointment does not plssse the protestant party.
Thess all the members oil the Cabinet Indepsn-
dent Of them there several other parties spoken Of
for important offices.
No less than OF seven candidates are spoken Of
for tho Vice Presidency Among them We observe,
Theirs, Bugeaud, Lamsrtine Arsgo, Dupont de Eure
GARNER Pages, and Cavagnsc, the latter OF whom re-
port Gays, will have the support of Louis Napoleon,
should be allow himself to be put in nomination.
M. Dufaur,s position IT, as yet, underlined.
General Chspgarnier IL named as Commander Of the
National Guard and garrison of Paris
The Governorship Of Algers has not been disposed
Of though Cavsgnsc was thought Of at one time
The Ministry Of Marine, which should have been
noticed amongst the Cabinet, is accorded to NJ dc
Tracy and M. Amadee Thayer succosds Etisnne
Araeo At the post office. The latter appointment
The Prefect Of the Seine allotted NJ Berger and
the Prefect of Police to NJ Rebillot.
There al the accounts which can ct ell be relied
on regarding the new appointments; but these even
are varying 80 often that it Is not unlikely fresh
The chief dfiouty lying in the way Of the future
for Louis Napoleon is the Assembly ITSELF four nfths
Of which would have voted against Louis Napoleon,
bad they bad the opportunity It is assumed, that to
bring the powers of the State into accord the Assem-
bly, must be dissolved but power itself can dis
solve It To force 1t dissolve itself therefore, vaous
expedents are ahoat. Addresses got various
departments Urging their respective reprsse natives
individually to resign II this msnoeuvrs bs
see itself compelled to dissolve.
The only item of interest In the proceedings Of the
Assembly was an an nouncement made by M Marie on
the 18TH instant that tho Gazette de Fance had been
seized and would be prosecuted for ASSERT ,g that the
National Assembly had proclaimed the republic con-
trsry to the will of the people.
The committee appointed to revise the Presidential
votes hsd received the complete returns Ct 81 depart
will not likely to hand before the Installation Of
the President.
There is rome difficulty in satisfying NJ Girardin of
the Presse with . ministerial appointment.
NJ. Coreeles. the envoy to the Pope, who has lately
returned that his Hopess il profou ndiy dscour
the French government to join Austria In maintaining
bis power iu the Roman states He despsirs Of bsug
to return to Rome otberwise than by foreign In
terveption. There was meeting on the nth Of the
religious party Of the Assembly at which VI. Mo uta-
lembert presided the object Of which prepsr. an
address to the Pope committee was appointed for
The Princess Mathslde Dem,dor cousin Of Louis Ma
peesn will do the hopors Of the Presidency
IL 10 raid that NJ Thiers proposed an address, to be
delivered by the new President the occasou Of his
inauguration. but Louis Bonapsrts objected to this
and sigD6ed his int nton to the address him
self NJ Theirs took umbraee at this, but NM. Mole
and Bugesud supported the Prince
The Elysees Bourbon palac. Il being 6tt.d mp foe the
new President The employees Of the Carrie Meubie
have been engaged In supplying the necessary furui-
turs This palace has many Interesting associations
connected with the Bousparte family
II is said that the Forthcoming cabinet intends to
propose supplement to the salary OF the President
to cover the expenses Of receptions and oicih en-
M. de Fslloux, the Min,ster OF Public Iustruo-
item is about to propose project Of la~ upon the
reconcile, IS far as possible the views Of the clergy
with tbose Of the university
verniuac percent Minister Of Marine, has been
raised to rank Of Rear Admiral
The installation 6. the President will take place on
Thursdsy, TO morrow - formvs!y announced
Csvsignse has received . second ic's-s OF shsuks
hopes Of rsturnuR to France, though he declines for
the presept to visit &C.
M Jerom. Bouaparte is spoken Of ss likely to b
appointed Governor OF the Invslidss, sud General
Petit as Chancellor Of the Legion Of Honor.
There will probably be general election at the end
Of February or the begin ciog OF March
An attempt Ia to be made to Dissolve the present As
semby after the passing Of three organic laws Wis
Thst with respect to the possibility Of the Presi-
dent that with respect to the judiciary rsanisston
and the electoral law
Another party Of Icsr'sn Communists forty or atty
IN number, had arrived in svre, their way to New
Orleans.
The sxpediency brigade for italy. had been di'em-
barktd At Mars.les, and gone into barracks there
The Montteur has published the expose des motifs OF
~ mi hv
giving account Of the real state Of the BUDGET OF
lp4s. and declares that whether from the different
Of augmentation 10 the expenses or nacrnracy
In the esimates the d.Acie ncy the IL $50 mil
lions. For 1s49 the following notifications ar. held
out probable An augmentation 10 the recspts of
263 million IL looked for viz 30 millions Ia the taxes
lately proposed; % millions in the direct taxes; SO
millions In the indirect taxes millions in the TO-
rests: millions In the sums to b. paid by the North
Rsilway; SO milopr IN the ~ the sinking
fund 60 In addition. 1t Ia expected TO esa'iss It's
miops Of economy IN the expenses viz 70 millions
in the departments 40 millions in that ~ the In.
terror; 20 millions In the navy; II millions in the FL
ps nee "a millions 10 public works
The accounts OF the Bank Of France for the week