New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
FRANCE.
Restguafion of the Ministry.

The long impending crisis has at length n
rived. The Ministry have resigned Varie1
causes have led to this result. Some attribute {
to the quarrel between the Assembly and he
Executive In reference to the case of M. Nrf
guire while others attribute it to the more cen
GUS cause of quarrel between the President md
Gen. Cbangarnier. Whatever motive may have
led indirectly TO the crisis, there can be no doat
that the immediate cause of it was the colllfOa
between the Executive and the Assembly in tie
case referred TO. When the Assembly decTeea
the liberation of its arrested member some dOua
was entertained whether the director of the prsn
would obey the mandate of NJ Dupin, and n
port was speedily circulated to the effect that
any resistance were offered, the President Of Hs
Assembly would call in troops to execute the r.
solution of the Chamber.
Then arose the question whether the mIi!i1
would be permitted 10 obey an order OF the 40
sembly upsetting a decision Of the judges
Doubts were expressed on this point; and "a
PdtTie, semi ministerial paper, joined in the do
cussion and published some extracts from an o.
der ofthe day by the Commanderin Chiefto tm
troops under his command, in which the following
instructions occurred: mot 10 obey or pay nl
attention to any request until after having take
or received the orders of the Lieutenant dens's
Not to listen to Representatives of the peoPe
To shoot all traitors instantly. Every order whn
does not come from the Commander. in Chiefs
null" An immense sensation was created y
the publication OF the extracts; and M. Naples
Bonaparte gave notice in the Assembly of hsB
tention to interpelate the Minister OF Wa on "
subject Gen. Schramm and M. Baroche, whD
the subject was brought forward on Friday, sag
gested that the interpretations should be pos
poned until Monday, stating that they wishedh
the mean time to complete their inquiries into p
authencity OF the document. The majority OLD
Assembly, knowing thattbe questions were real
intended to be directed to Gen. Chang arnier, n
fused to accede to the ministerial request; D
subject was introduced Gen. ChaDgarnier e.
planned that no such instructions of a paramoa
kind had ever been issued, and that he had no y
tention to question the constitutional right oil
Assembly TO dispose Of its troops for its pr0!s
ton. The result was that the conduct OF Gener
Changarnier was ratified and approved ofby
almost unanimous vote-much to the chagrin,
lie said, OF the Cabinet.
This hostile manifestation Of the majority
lowing so speedily on other defeats, convinced
Ministry that they had no chance of going on W
any prospect Of success, and they therefore y
signed. AS yet no other Ministry has besne
gained, nor is there any party now in FfsS
sufficiently strong TO form an AdministratiOh'
that there is nov Ministerial interregnum. J,
President has made several attempts to fofn'
Cabinet. bat without success.
Ii is reported that could the President be
sured that bis dotation of 100000 francs WA
be quietly voted, and that Gen. Chsngsns
would be stripped of his present almost unln<
authority, all would yet go on well. The As's'
bly,, however, knows that if the Presidesi o..
get his dotation he would be independent o. II
Assembly; and that if he could get rid Of ee
Changarnier he would have an almost unilnsl
control over the army. Any protest agsIna
prolone alton of his powers would thea be uHs
unsvailing. Hence the determination on Toe III
of the Assembly TO adhere to ChangsrnIa 81
sert its own power, and to thwart the PfesS|I
in his policy. al
1t was stated on Tuesday that one Of the ~
culties bad been got rid OF by the resignsn@
Gen. Changarnier, but it turned out 10 o
founded and matters remain Just as they *
The general opinion seems to be, that the efSt
will eventuate in the retention of the Bgoche..
met, with notifications. Meantime Paris ~
fectly tranquil; there is not the slightest ~
ton OF riot or outrage but many assert tnnT
apparent tranquility is but the quiessencss{
volcano ready TO break out, Our Paris ien.b
the 9Th contain nothing new. The Minrs
crisis stih continued. The President wssAl
deavoring to increase his popularity wiz n
troops by the distribution OF the ribbon
Legion of Honor to q number OF old soloN''
the Republic and the Empire