The New York herald., 1850-12-22

The oosstitution itsslf gives you the right, and
ysur dsposal all the time necsssary Commepcs nom
the month Of june You Will encounter rssistsnes In
the Assembly but you wiz also and there large and
opinion to overcome that resistance The influence Of
public opinion will act on the Assembly Invite
petitions and let the wihes of the nation be
legally and orderly and you will end BY obtaining the
majority Of three fourths of the Assembly necessary
succeeded with reference to the Constituent As
sembly, which had no desire to quit its place but
which retired before the monument Of public opinion
The Legislative Assembly will do the same. Csnsti
tuent Assembly viii be immedstely convoksd and IL
will make new Constitution before May 1882 The
President then referred to the little shown
he observed every proposition make Is rejected
or, at least regarded with suspicion. can undertake
pistrust and suspicion ~ I" That is possible, an.
swered NJ Guisot but 1t lie not your condition alone
on. that OF =. 70 De tSp On ever
spS 60 To to be suspected Is no motive for sb-
staining or stopping short y
same strain had not NJ Guiz0t stood up and
prepared to take his leave. The President ssked NJ
Guizot having re pile that he should pass the win
in he capital with his CHILDREN according to his
ouston the President said in the kindest tone and
Il delighted, sir, at having contributed
TO the tranquility you enjoy this winter In Paris
At these words NJ q uirot took his leave, and both
separated highly pleased with each other.
We End the following in the O,dre:-
much has lately been said of q note whi,h the
Apostolic Nuncio At Vienna delivered to Prince De
number Of the Austrian troops in the states Of the
Church should be decreased. This corps d'armee is
composed of effective force of 20 600 men and is
entirely at the charge Of the Roman government on
which IL entails annual expense Of 600 600 francs
Tins enormous charge Weighs n.sviy on tne e meman IAN
rnment to bring about equilibrium In its budget
The Court OF Rome thinks that the present state of
things &C mits OF this auxiliary force furnished by
Austria being reduced to 10 900. and that this mea
would procure saving which is indnpensa
bly, necessary. The note. which is oouched in very
moderate terms, was preceded by a rtsp taken
fone months since At Vienna by an Envoy Extraord-
nary sent from the Holy See The Austrian Cabinet,
that time. replied that tranquility not yet
sufficiently secured to render such measure safe.
Now the man government insists on it, it says that
the state OF the country IL every day improving and
that IL h better able to judge this matter than any
other party IL ie afir med that t is 80 deeply i'm
pressed with the necessity Of bringing the question to
solution. that 1t intends 70 address itself TO France,
to demand its friendly mediation In tue event OF
Auttris giving evasve answer The voice Of France
would have the weight she gives the exam pe
of geDerotity which is appreciated by all Europe by
keeping up. at her expense force Of 10000 men,
who tly observe the most admirable discipline
SEVEN O'CLOCK p. 81.
PSI have been assured that telesraphic de-
spsch has been received in Paris within tbs last half
convention was concluded and sigped between the
Prus,isn ana Austrian 9oysrnments, which CON-
pletely regulates and terminates the difference be-
A telegrspbie despatch has been received from Ma
drid, summonipg NJ. Mon, who has been in Paris
rome days pstt TO return fortbwit TO that city II
IL believed that ministerial erisis has been the
result of the resignaion rendered by M. Bravo Nd
r.llo.
A meeting war announced to take place last night,
Of the members OF the Parliamentary Clab, which
used TO assemble in the Rue de Richelieu but who
now meet in the Rue des Pyramides The object was
20 consider the 70 oilos, should the report OF
NJ. de Remusst come on TO morrow for discussion NJ.
Leon Faueher in the chair Contrary to expecta-
tieD, only thirty-tix members attended This was
very provoking doubt but 1t may be attributed to
the hoJe, then entertained Of pacific solution
OF the German question. The meeting was adjourned
till tonight.
Ihe conservatives have again triumphed In the
municipal elections of Crtssy. sur Somme (Somme)
The Bourte was most animated to- day, and public
securities r.se considerable
In the Chamber the 9th, discussion took pls -
upon the levyins OF 10000 men. The Foreign Nine-
ter in firm but extremely pacific speech urged the
NECESSITY OF the levy the grounds, that although
the ain points the German questions settled
future might render i necessary for France
be prepared for emergency.
Spain.
Our accounts from Maorid are Of the 2Sth ult Tho
queen received that day the deputations OF both
Chambers who presented 20 her majesty their respec
tive addresses.
NJ. Bravo Murilo, Minister Of Finance, had ten.
deTed his resignation on the preceding day to the
President of the Council. because, he said, the
department by 2O0O0OOO reals instead Of 100000.
The President Of the Council observed to M. Bravo
Murillo that IL would be easy to obtain the differ
ebcs Of sCo0 eco by tfectipg reductions In the
expendiu ures OF the other departments. NJ. Bravo
Murilo however would not scoept that arrangement I,