Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-06
From the N. Y. Tribune.
News from the Old World
PER STEAMER AMERICA.

FEh sIEAAER hMERlCA.
The steamship America, Capt. Jud.
kins arrived at her wharf, Jersey City,
this morning, and we make up the fol.
lowing from our files, &C., brought by
her:
FRANcE.-Resignation of the French
GoUernment-All the Ministers have re.
signed. The following is the defnitive
list of the new French Ministry, as pub.
lshed in the Moniteur of Thursday
morning--Gen. d'Hautpool, Minister of
War; M. Achille Fould, Finance; M.
Rouber, Justice; M. Ferdinand Barrot,
Home Departments; NJ. A. de Rayneval
the Minister at Naples, Foreign Affairs;
NJ. Dumas, Commerce and Agriculture;
NJ. de Parrieu, Public Instruction and
Worship; Admiral Roman Desfosses,
Marine and Colonies; M. Bineau, Pub
lie Works; Gen. d'Hautpool is charged,
dd interim, in the absence of M. de
Rayneval, with the Portfolio of Foreign
Affairs. All the above belong TO the
majority of the Legislative Assembly.
From subsequen, information it ap.
pears that the Ministry did not resign,
but was dismissed. AT halfpas, five
o'clock, on Wednesday. NJ. Dupin com
municated TO the Assembly the follow.
ing message from the President of the
Republic:
Monsieur lie Presiden,-Under the
grave circumstances in which we are
placed, the accord which ough, to reign
among the different, bodies of the State,
cannot be maintained, unless by the ex.
istence of mutual confidence, and IN.
less they explain themselves sincerely
10 each other. In order 10 give an
example of the sincerity, come for.
ward now 10 state the reasons which
have determined me TO change the
Ministry, and to separate myself from
men whose eminent services am well
pleased to proclaim, and to whom owe
friendship and gratitude. In order to
strengthen the Republic, menaced by
anarchy from so many sides; 10 ensure
order more efficiently than has been
done up 10 the present time; to maintain
abroad the name of France at the ele.
vation OF her renown, men are needed,
who, animated by patriotic devoted.
ness, comprehend the necessity of the
single direction of a firm character and
of clearly defined policy, which does
not compromise power by the irresolu-
ton; of men, in short, whose minds are
much filled with the conviction Of nv
peculiar responsibility, as of their own,
and of The necessity of action, as well
as of words. Great aglation.) For
nearly year | have given many proofs
Of self denial, in order that there might
be no misunderstanding with regard to
my real sentiments. Without rancor
against any individual, or agains, any
party, | have allowed men of the most
contrary opinions 10 arrive al power,
but without obtaining the happy result,
which l expected from that arrange.
ment. In place of efiecting fusion OF
different shades of opinion, l only arri.
we'd alta naturalization of force. The
unity of views and intentions was in.
terfered with, and the spiri, of concil.
latlon taken for weakness. Scarcely
had the dangers of the street been gol
over, when the ancient parties were
seen again 10 elevate their colors, re-
vive their rivalres, and alarm the coun
try by .arousing disquietude. In the
midst of the confusion, France, uneasy
because she can not see any guiding
hand, seeks the hand and will of tht
elected of December 10. But lha
will cannot be felt unless there be en-
tire unanimily of ideas, of views, and o
convictions, between the President anC
his Ministry, and unless the Assembl.
itself joins in the thought of the naiiol
as expressed in the election Of the Ex
eculive power. A whole system tri
umphed on the 10Th of December. 70
: the name of Napoleon is complet
. programme in itself, 1t means at HON
/, order, authority, religion, end tho we
fare of the people; abroad, nation'
# dignity. II is this system that | wis
i TO cause to triumph by the al
r of the Assembly and the people.
wish 10 be worthy of the confidence {