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acknowledgement of all judges, in matters OF agr-
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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, July "a 1851.
. The Revision of th Consttutton-Ihe Creton Pro
position Fauche- Barrot-LouiS Napoleon-Tas
t1Nmisny- Central Magnaa-I hiTs-Ihe PapH
SstSfates-In English Demdnd-Pien,ul-luo
90 Hungary Sebastiani, SC.
AS had been foreseen by many statesmen, the re-
vision of the constitution was rejected on Saturday
last. Such is the result which has had echo
throughout Europe. The members of the Assem-
by were 12i; and the constitutional majority was
necessarily 543 votes, or two-thirds Of the suffrage
Only 446 representatives, voted in favor of, and 27S
voted against the revision. The debate
Quoted with dignity, and with solemnity worthy
If the ciscums iance. A shout was, nevertheless,
uttered by Louis Napoleon's cousin, NJ Pierre b.
naparts, who accompanied his vote by the cry Of
Z" Yrs Ia Repuhique - AS for the other noun
taineers, they voted without speaking. The men,
bers of the mountain not princes, and they did
not find it necessary TO make France RENE mber
Of the most shameful episodes of The convention.
The proposition " Creton" is again on the tag,s,
and the question is, how the legitimsts will vote
on this occasion. If there is no modification made
80 the proposal-if the Orleanists do not under
nand that the only way to succeed is to give their
consent to the fus lon there will be no chance for
the success of the demand. The last work of Lord
Brough am eootains, on this subje;t, passage
worth being published:-'' Every monarchy, with
out direct llne leads to republic, every republic
lea DIS to socialism, socialism leads 70 comm unsm
and communism to anthropophagism. This is
not only funny, but has truth and false notions
mixed.
In presence of such a vote as that against the
cor sutution, the ministers of Louis Napoleon
thought polite, If not prudent, to send In their re-
1gnatons, but the President asked them to withdraw
them, and to unite their efforts to give tn. country
order, calm, and peace, which are more necessary
than ever TO our country, In order TO pass safely
through the trial which France is the eve of
experiencing. This was not precisely sufficient to
save the amour proIre Of NJ. ;her, who sent in
bis resignation a second time, but with no better
success. Nj. Odillon Barrot, as before announced,
was to take his place, but ais arrival IN the Legis
lative Assembly, with rosebud at his button hole
proved that there was no likelihood Of his being
selected.
ministerial crisis at this epoch Is real auachron
ism, tor there is but minister in France, aud
that is the President of the republic. The RESPONSE
bity Of the Chief Of the State decided by the con
sttutlon, has rendered it natural consequence OF
power and this is daily proved by votes. The
whole executive power rests with the President,
and those who are called his ministers but
clerks, more or less elevated in the hierarchy
Administration. Thus, their nomination, as well a
their revocation, could not change the general poll
Tics OF the country he whole government lies IN
the Assembly, by which laws are made and annihi-
lsted-by which peace or war may be declared,
treaties ratified, which has the sole right of giving
amnesty to those who are guilty, which has al
strength, whilst the President has but to obey-for
IN fact, he does not govern. In order to witness
ministerial crisis, formerly understood it would
be necessary, that, by Misunderstanding with the
Assenb the President of the republic should send
In his resignation. Thus il follows that the govern
nent OF France is the Assembly, and that Louis
NAPOLEON is but the first minister.
al he - 1rIa M kfaF
Of the Army OF Paris has already taken possession
of his post as the Etat Major of the Tuilleries.
grand review took place Friday last at the Place
sfthe Carrousel, during which all the officers we're
IreSented TO him.
NJ Theirs has left Paris, on his way to the syre.
ncia, where he goes, is said, for his health aud
also TO write during the two months he will be
absent, new book on our political history.
The National Assembly will be dissolved on the
hrst day Of September next.
In Piedmont the Cham Der prOrogued TO the
18th Of November next.
At Rome, or rather In the Papal states, he
people, every day, are more and more excited by
The despicabe government Of the members OF tue
Consults. IL is nos proved that Plus IN,
when ne went to Castle Gandolpho, under the pre-
text Of breathing the pure air Of the country de
signed only to plot with the hing Of Naples another
fight out Of the frontier Fortunately, General
Gemesn, rho dsavowed the whole affair. gave the
Pope an CscOyts a'h0HHeir, which ba,fed al the
plans Of the Consulta. Many families OF RANK are
also leaving the country, and emigratng to France
England. This, Of course, shows that the state
Of Italy Is not very prosperous
An English man Of ssr arrived on the 9sh inst
at Lsghorn, With orders 10 the government 70 ioe-
rate the young men who had been discovered plot
ting IN FAVOR Ut the hazzinian conspiracy against
the government. This il thought % be DECIDEDLY
the uf yfBS ultra Of impudcuce, and, no DOUBT We
shall vitness another affair similar 10 the question
Of Greese two years ago.
The state d siege which stu exists at Vienna
and Prague, will be rcmog et in short time. ae
law the freedO Of the press has annihila;ed
one Of the leading obstacles, which, til nov, had
IrtyCntcd this movement.
News received from the frontier OF Media ia an.
novLce that body Ct 5000 Russian infantry and
5000 cavalry, we're encamped on the shores OF the
Dneiper.
Apartments had been prepared for the hosPodars
Of Walachia and Modsvis, at Czernowitz. The
relief derived from this concentration OF troops
that the hospodsrs to Join the Russian army N
yet unknown expedition.
The Emperor OF Russia has published an ukase
by which, Tor the future, none of his subjects VII
be allowed 10 leave his dominion, even Tor week,
News received r1m Hungary Is Of a very salts.
factory kind Quiet and prosperity have re,
Appeared in the country. and large number OF
srss families have emigrated to the banks oil
Ihtiss, where IL is their intention TO settle
Marshal Sebastani, one OF the most illustrious
generals ofthe empire died on Suud ~. at in Paris,
sged - years lie a Corsican by birth, and
accompanied Napoleon in all his battles. winning
much glory in the ranks
A monument e % De elevated TO the memory Of
is By 5rd S1f veg gSs where he wa got
TIE GOSSIP OF PARIS
PAEis, July %, ISL.
Tho Ueoth1-ErR0tain,nent Of Palfe Kock-Ra-
oes-dneodote-Loia Montes-dnna TEilLn
Grand Fde-Tae al drrtois-7he Ne,e Lion-A
Bdok Lion Yrmattre's Scateees-fhe Theufres
-Balooring-FHyt Diaohines-hnpost9 in
Nary Unlform--Dfr. Bennett and Fanily-Amot-
ears IN Paris &c, Re.
Instead Of enjoying the rays Of splendid sun,
ve are surrounded by dsmpncss IL rains, it halls,
10 thunders, II lghtens, from morning till evening,
and Jet the evenings are beautiful, the sky being
spotted with stars, and the air being fresh and
healthy. Such state Of things has been Disagree