The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

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Changes and appointments Changarnia in Flu
ror-Rerisicn Of tie Constitution-Iasat Of
Soldier 20 the AssemRy-Spain-P ~tugal-Ga-
,samy-H,mgarian Piot-Egypt aaa Turkey
-ArchJfShop Hughes, &c. &c.
The new ministry have been chosen from the
nembcrs Of the majority of POI, who are in favor Of
;she Elysce. The news Of this decision produced a
deep sens All IN in the Legislative Assembly, the
members of which thought that Louis Napoleon
had taken too sudden resolution, and had also
somewhat defed the Assembly in selecting for
ministers men who had been obliged to resign three
months ago. through the displeasure Of the majority
such was the general opinion on Friday last, when
che meeting wac called to order by Mr.. Bolcau one
of the vice-prcsdents. Mr. Leon Eau her asc nded
tie tribune, and, amidst great silence explained
the views Of Louis Napoleon in the formation Of his
ministry. Ills speech may be found in the reports
of the session of the 18th inst. Though the
Minister Of the Interior had done his best to soften
the situation, Mr.. st. Beuve tried to prove that
such ministry as that chosen by Lous Napoleon
could not dccenty be accepted, for it composed
.of the same men who had been forced to retire on
the 18th of January last. He said, with much
reason, that, to accept it, would look like draw
back on the part Of the As emily and then he pro-
posed to renew the vote Of January last. But the
severity; and they thought it not prudent to
pronounce sentence which would be interpreted,
by many, as pro scription against some particular
individuals. The proposition of Mr.. De st. Beuve
was, therefore, rejected by majority Of 327 votes
against 275. Thus the new ministry is organized
with the foeblo majority Of fftytwo votes. This is
indeed, very small, and Messrs. Baroche, Faucher
Fould and their colleagues, still in a very awk
wari position.
There is 10 doubt that Louis Napoleon, for
long time, has had the project to recall to the minis
Try Messrs. Baroche, Fould, AMI Rouher. In order
to reach his aim, he played that long comedy dur
ing which the Of Mr.. Barrot put forward
as flag Of concil alton. But the denouemcn has
taken place before i. was desired. The project
to Put of the life of the provisional cabinet till next
north. when the revision of the constitution was to
be rmdic du jour. The cause Of that .'hasty"
determination was the refusal nadc BY the provi-
sonai ministry to present project Of law in
which the President takes much interest. Ii APP
pears that Louis Napoleon's intention Is to demand
of the National Assembly the entire settlement Of
the salary Of Marshal Jerome Bonaparte since ls!5
when he only general Of division, till 1913,
when he was chosen by his nephew to fill the high
position Of Governor of the Invalds This demand
would, if granted, be the beginning Of all those
claims pretended to by the Bonaparte family, and
also by the President himself. Mr.. Lucien Murat,
for instance, claims sum OF twenty i've millions OF
FRANCS and the Possession Of the Eysesm &. Where M.
is lucky enough to have his part Of the pie!
In such state Of things the ministers refused
Louis Napoleo on, saying tina. it was "too big a
ching to be laid befor the Legislative Assembly
by a cabinet which, by his extra parliameL tary 81
tuation, had no power Of action upon the Assembly.
Win the new mi&istry undertake this difficult
task and will Louis succeed! That IS the ques-
tion, and think may answer in the negative.
There is already sort of misunderstanding
omong the new ministers, and am told that Gen
Random is 10 be replaced us the Minister Of War
either by General Aupick or General Rostolan. 1t
is also whispered in political circles that MIR. do
Crousheillhes will retire.
The ministers of the ex-provisional cabinet have
rcceiyeda compensation for their necessary removal,
and besides the dignity of the decoration of the
LSgio', dlicnneur they have all Of them, been re-
warded withnew situations. Thus, Mr. de Royerh has
resumed his place Of Procureur General Of the Court
ofAppcal off iris; Mr. dc Germiny has been restored
into his reoate generate at Rouen, and Dir. C;iraut
has been rens ated mem Der of the Ge neral Coun-
ell Of Public Instruction; MIR Valiant Is named Co
vernon General Of the West Indies, and Mr. Briner
director Of the finance department Of the Minister
of Foreign Affairs. "All's well that ends well;'
and this motto is quite appropriate to the circum-
stances
Change, it appears, is much rmdrc du jour, and
.there is rumor floating through the air that Gen.
Perrot Coinna ndcr-inChief OF the National Guards
of La Seine, is to be removed in short time. The
Of this is that the General positively refused
to'introduce in bis da mUor fsml,u OF the Ely-
zee, in WHOM be has no confidence.
But the most astonishing news Is decidedly tho
next reconciliation Of Louis Napoleon and General
che Pre- sidcnt has decided to remove General B,ra-
quay dllilGer, and to throw himself iato the arms
OF his former enemy. The cause OF this sudden
change from hatred TO friendship may be tra ed to
tie mpossibilty Of Louis Napoleon relying upon
any other TO have influence among tho
troops. Very likely General Changarnier VIII
always be opposed to any attempt TO nave an en-
pire but lie i too just man not to allow the vote
Of the Assembly To decide freely the question be-
tween the President and the constitution
Thus stand the private affairs OF Louis Napoleon,
vNho miss ripa nN nav In
20 Iaisc psrtans III favor II the revision Of the con
stituton and tue proongaton o. tho powers 81 tho
President. II i certain that, during the council Of
state held on Monday last ut the Eysec, it was
decided that the project OF law Tor this grand
object be pre- .ented at be end OF tns moath, By
snember Of toe Legislative Assembly, who il a
frichd Of the ministers, aud entirely devoted 10 the
politics Of Louis Napoleon. ThcD, the government
viii ask that this project be submitted to the
opinion Of Tic rsnsets gsie'aEE OF me departments,
which viii be called to an oxtra session during the
frst week 81 June such i tue pita NJ ciDiplgas
which has been decidedly adopted. We shall see |
What will be the issue II Ill tia.
In thc meantime, the Bonapsriists qi.1nf mine |
still very Irsy in tho reconciliation Of the
society Of tho 10th Of December. and Il Is well |
known that, dcspitc the decree Of last year. this
political club has now resumed 10 ststioa Thc /
members Of thit subtcuancaa conspiracy /
,harEtd a certain sum OF money. with the amcrnt !
IF which newspaper called q, DfoP'fs ft1n;d', |
rs be published, 70 represent The party which had \
formerly the aytitg for it, organ. Inc prospectus
~ the new journpi HIS been distributed II has for
flustTateh the title, an engraving representing
Pobaparsc crssing the bridge Of Afcole. Does !
chat mean that Louis Napolcan's intentions are to |
tic Rubicou This league . more dangerous
than is believed.
The Legislative Assembly hs, bssn n vacation |
e,r,r Tuesday last. aud since my last letter, the
only importrs votes TO bc mentioned are, that OF
credit of Fix silens for the achievement OF the
,harbor of ChcrbOurg that Of sum Of 100000 !
francs for Algicrsand, also, that Of 6Oo,0OO francs
for the celebration Of the It'll of May. very odd
incident took pace Tuesday last, in the lob5cs
of the National Assembly, which Is worth being
ryaticod Whilst Mr. Baze was passing through the
haii he heard National Guard, who aid IN a loud
voice that it would be desirable TO 500 France