Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-03

much preferred both by the English and French Govern
ments. 1t is we'll known he added, "hat the French
Ambassador went yesterday to Paris in order PERSONAL
y to be the medium OF communication between these
two Governments as to these Matters but trust nothing
can arise out OF these circumstances likely to disturb the
endy relations between thetwo countries" But the
french mail OF this morning puts the matter in serious
aspect. 1t brings intelligence that General Lahtte the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, announced to the National
Assembly yesterday that, Lord Pamerstons explana-
tons mot being such France had right to expect"
the President OF the Republic had directed the recall of
M. Drouyn de 7 Hugs from London, leaving NJ. Maras-
| calchi as charge d'afaires.
The treachery at the bottom of all this will soon be
exposed, and it will probably be to Louis Napoleon
what the Spanish marriage affair proved to Louis Phi
lppe During the past week he has thrown himself en-
rey and without reserve into the hands OF the
tlonlsts lie has given political dinner the members
OF the commission by whom the new electoral bill was
framed and has suspended the adjonts of the Mayor of
the 81 acknowledgement and also certain officers Of the
National Guards for having signed petitions against that
bill Prosecutions and threats also have been launch.
ed at the Democrats with more malignty than ever
and the boast that 1856 900 troops in Paris and
that the number will Immediately be increased to $50 :
900, uttered with every other expression of aggra
walton that be devised. From Rome, too, the ac
counts come that the Papal desposm is now supreme,
and that all hopes of the slightest reforms exngush
hbited, and the and troops of Louis Napoleon be-
ing employed to crush the antes attempt resistance
or exposulaton Under these circumstances an active
and inscriptions alliance with all the despotisms Of
Europe is manesty what he aiming at as the surest
way OF obtaining sufficient force 20 establish an Imperial
absolusm on his own account in France, toward which
end rupture with England by dive ting the attention
OF the populace might prove an important means
ln thus hoping to turn the destrucveness of the Red
party from its threatened assaults upon his govern
men he seems, however, to have reckoned some de-
gree prematurely The evaporation against him and
his Ministers too great to be suddenly divert
ed into the old and avoure channel OF luminosity TO
this country. The of the Ministry es-
terday was received by the Legtimsts with frantic de-
light, and all the old war party headed by such as
Mole, Theirs, Piscatory, Admiral Dupetit Thouars,
General Changarnier, Acknowledgements, &C. crowded
around him TO express their satisfaction. The liberals,
however, such Gen. Cavaignac, M. Gustave de
Beaumont, &c, well as the whole of the members
OF the left, manifested their decided opposition.
The effect of the news on the French and English
funds has been fall OF per the former and OF
per cent in the latter. There has been considerable
excitement on the Exchange during the day, but the
trends OF Lord Pamerston perfectly confident that
he will riumphantly maintain the correctness OF his
whole course of proceeding.
Apart from the question which have thus attempted
to describe there has not been single subject OF inter-
est during the week general tendency to improve
ment IN all the markets beginning to maintain it.
self at the departure of the last packet and consols
which were then $50 advanced two days ago to $685.
To-day they have been done aslow as 95 and the co-
! sing price is 954.