The New York herald., 1851-10-31
there Is no necessity at present to convoke the Legs
| tive Assembly"
The committee then separated with the
| that they were to meet again on Sunday.


The committee then separated with the understanding
that they we're to meet again on Sunday.
Paris correspondent rays -
Before the meeting of the Permanent Committee Gene
private meeting with the Presdents Secretaries
and Questors Of the Assembly for the purpose Of
siderng what course should be followed IN the present
crisis The general feeling of the meeting was, that
every effort should be used prevent the Of
the Assembly before the 4th of November aud that 1t
would be necessary to take precautions against falling
into similar trap that which laid for the
bly, last year in the Presidents message.
You are already aware that the President intends
while maintaining the necessity Of repeating the law Of
May 81 to state in his message his determination to
test his devotion to cause Of order and to prn
cples OF the party have reason to think
that this kind of language will not have powerful
effect on the party Of order on this occasion as s bad
last and the language held at the private meeting
OF the bureau shows that In the opinion of the leaders
Of the party the dismssion of the ministry is in
understand that the President has written twice to
Bllaut but that he has not yet received answer
other fact connected with this ministerial that
NJ Victor Lefranc who has been spoken of as the new
friend OF the President the subject replied that
rs far as he concerned, he would willingly
sent to The repeal OF The law OF the 3it Of May but that
he would not consent to the revision Of the constitution
As the opinion of NJ Victor Lefranc is supposed to b,
that II the majority Of the moderate republicans it is
thought almost impossible to form cabinet from that
party 1t is therefore, probable that the President will
be forcs either to eect intermediate ministry for
the purpose Of presenting his message the Assembly
or to make some to hi. present ministers Ia
order to induce them to present 1t The difficulty OF
such step would be that the Predent would thereby
dssatfy the reds without recovering the confidence of
the conservatives in the way that bv dismissipg
the present ministers he has dissatisfied the eonserva
tiyes, without gsiLiDg the confidence of the reds
Nj Leon Fsucher Is endeavorirg to the posi-
tion of peacemsker between the President the AS
he in power there nothing to be feared the
part the and to the President that there
no act Of hostility to be feared on the part of the AS
sembly
1t il said that De Maupas has been offered the de-
psrtment OF Minister Of the Interior.
1t would appear from reports sent into the Prefec
Of Police that of the old leaders OF the scey OF
the Dix Decembre have been endeavoring to persuade
the workmsn of the Faubourg St Antoine to form de-
mccrato. Bonapartst party.
One of the best informed men in the Freneh capital
"It must not be supposed that the present crisis is
mere change OF ministry. 1t is complete change OF
Lou, Napoleon himself ever since bis election Pre-.
deLt and by every successive ministry that has held
Office The change is one from that Of the policy Of
odr to the system put forward by NJ de Girardn in
the columns OF the PesSe This system consists ia
granting to the republican party the repes CT the
republicans their side, will consent to a total
partial revision of the constitution But what is the
President 70 gam oy this system We already kno that
greatest fault in the opincn of many that they
too sincerely devoted to his cause, and that he has
lost the confidence and support Of n large por-
tion, if not the whole Of the conservative party
And what has he gained That remains to be seen for
hitherto he appears to have gained nothing. The att
tude of the republican press shows that he pected
aid fir, that side he will be disappointed The repub-
hcsDs will accept the repeal Of the law Of the 3ls of
May act OF justice but refuse obstinatey
sent to the revision OF the constitution They take all
they can get, but will give nothing in exchange. IL
would appear them that the President Of the republic
Las on this Ms many former mistake his
pcsiton and mifcaculated his strength His quarrel
with the cons.rvatyes will drive HIM further into the
republican camp than he probably contemplstes At
the last moment he be forced by circumstances 20
fall lack the party that he IL desert
ing but how will such roigus de baseuie the
only purpose which be has in view IN producing all this
the conervat,vs without gaining for him the republi
The only frs sh ally Il will bring into his camp Is
NJ Emile De ornidin.
The disturbances in the departments have been very
been skrmishirg between the military and ths
people The state OF France Is really alarming.
Ministerial crises seem to be Ia mode There has bsen
one at Vienna another at Co,enhagen aud another at
Madrid, and another at Hanover They scarcely
worthy OF notice. except a. passing facts
The Emperor Of Austria IL paying visit to his sub
jrcs in Gslllca. lie was at Crscow the llth inst
send ytu herewith paper containing full
account OF the closing day Of the Crystal Palace
The whole affair OF the closrg regret to say,
all; the public were excluded, and the rain
down In torrents. enclose, also. list Of the prizes
awarded Mr. Riddle, the United States Comm ssiouer
ara Bussh.k the Com missioner for Austria have Is
produce to New York to b. there by the it of March
Dext The Queen has offered the honor Of knghthood
TO Paxton. Cubitt and Fox
Two Cabinet Councils held here this week The
eeption by the City Corporation. and the the
sultan to Abbss Pacha, relative TO the Egyptian railway
discussed
Az regards the reform hill an important meeting Of
the pfeiEers will shortly be held Manchester to
press The sentiments Of the country on the subject