The New York herald., 1851-10-26
The French Republic.

Advice fIon paris dated the eveoing OF the 9th
inst
The question OF the electoral law Of Nay agan form.
the lcEcrg topic in the journals OF yeterdsy. The
" ion reply ing 10 the Coasonset declares is willing
ress &c acVocae the mod ca ion of the Law bus It's
Termination 20 oppose ITS absolute repeal a. proposed by
the CordiiHiimd.
de Lsrcch jsquslin had Just addressed long letter
TO the Gaste de fIao in the Of which he
that Is Lis intention OF the meeting OF the Legislative
A&.ney TO bpg iorserd the following proposition -:
The Legislative Assembly decides that the constitution
ought 20 be upetey revised Ars II OF the o1ntu-
uon). L. eonseqnence, constituent assembly nomi.
nat,d ty the ,ectors ncrhed editorial ia be i'm
Deoistcy drawn Up IN virtue of The law o; May Is lsi9
- Ell assemble on the .Sth Of Iay Arts L. ~ aad
- Of the corsitution) The elrcoral donice of
frerehnan shall be ON the premises Of his real it
oi al te decided by the conditions stated ia oha9 II
book o the ci, code aUd thaiI Be made pubic
ire 10 The forms eiein tcared (Art - Of tue cons l.
tEtop): The elections for the constituent assemby
she'll take place the fourth sunday Il the mooh ol
April 1859 Cart 81 OF tie ecnsituii0n) Tho ssctian
ti the President II the Republic shall take place
cord Sunday Of hay, R52 Art 40 aud ll6 Of tao
cons II utun).n
The Spsnia-es are exrress their satacticn at hs
dss; a. the riretical expedition slnst Cues by making
cccciicp pension widows and orphans OF those
who ftll in the coU,bst Rgalust the Invaders.
The rpmors OF Ministerial changes and of dissen ions
In the Cabinet, which current last week have
brn renewed within the last two days and they have
nov become 20 general that II IL prubscle that they
not stcGeiher Nithon fouudatio one OF the priocipI
difficulties o. the pTeGcn. nioitTy j. With rFHp.ct 20 the
electoral Law q the SIT u May. You that
fTeat nuu.ter of tie Tattssns Of Louis Napoleon ina
giEe at HE chance a reels cton would be mush better
uan Il is az preseut IL that Las repealed or at
act ncdiftd The Frsd, Mt hinsslf has aivays ecsn
o. that opinion and las than tsoa been
ovn 10 declare that although the law might b. sppsd
O. thc eccticn o. mcmts.s OF the As,e by h uoall
ucytr sow 20 le rut ia force VIII respect 70 the Pre-
sdeniial sltoticn. The ministers # different
oID0n. They AL declared lons iace that thery csa,i
ret be two cssfes cf esctors-cnu fer the election OF
representatives of the people end nothsr for that r Pre-
id,nt; and that the law must therefore b. considered
a. aIpicatlc 10 f elections late the Law OF the 3ist
q Nay has Teen becomiDg mere aad more unpopular;
and ~ papers wh,h usually suppor, The cause of ,us
Napoleon have been mskug such direct and telling at.
tsths upon Il that the courc OF ministers has bssa
roCd 60 take the subject unjrr combination Its
aid end believe on good grounds that al recent
meeting u the cab act. the ministers declared unsui
mcusy that thry HOuld support the Law Of the 3ist
Nay IN s present. shape and that they would not
sent to tie slightest mobilization Ct IL TIE President
q tie Es public. Who present % srvcd 70 b. per-
.ecty tnt On he subject aud his silence natural
" MIlSstdts hR dnspProbation Of the sentiments Of
Il aid that the President has spoken his mind
freely on the subject lie Is stated 10 have DE arrd ths
he never intended the law In question 20 TO the
Prcsder tsl elections and that as the law vas seed
ingy unpopular. he determined 10 announce, u his
m.sssge 20 The Assembly, bis intention 90 withdrav the
law and 20 have rscoune more 20 universal suf
frsge. Al the miDisters oppofsd this determination,
and 80 the President did net appear that time to have
made up his mind fully Gu the subject it Supposed
that be would be induced 10 abandon t. espec ally
W Len feucher aud most OF HIS COLLEAGUES declared
that the Presdent pers,vcred in his plan they would
at once give In their resignations
since iheD the President more estermined than
ever On the repeal ~ the sw aud Il Is said that he
made Up his mind to lose the services Of his present
ministers NJ. Abbatucci, the representative Of the
Loirt, who sent for 10 Corsica in all haste has
arrived and Nj de falloux ia undsrstOod to be
Dis Nty from Nice, In conseQuence Of message 10 that
eject cent TO him by telegraph The list OF the
ministers eiven by the Mssdg,r, IL a. follows
NJ. OGilon Harrot-iBteIior.
"a. de CaeahiaEcs-Juiice.
M. Abhstucci-toregn Affairs
de Faieux-Pubic Worship.
General de ct. Arnsud-war
MN. foulS, de ChaEeloup Lsub,t, and Buffet to re-
main IN Their prefe ut oflcts
sueh are the rumors aaoat to- day They are contra
deted ~ the iriends Of the minister's but stu II s
probable that they not altogether without funda-
t'on icy nothing about the rum of coups dsfai,
t,esuse thtush current they do not appear rest
The Boure ssitsssd on The sth Instant and pub
nc ttcuitts again declined The Five per Cents ops ned
81 VII bec and closed at pf tCc for the end CT the
month The Three per C-rts cl sed at $50 ecc
The Anticipated Arrival OF Kossuth.
From the London Chronicle, Oct
The anticipated arrival ef Kossuth in EnRlani-vhich
hrsth.r unfortunately heraded by the publication Of
wore than tasteess and foolish Address to the Demo
Gratis OF Marseee "bs called forth Demonstrations Of
tJmpahy of an unutuai character The corporation Of
southampton have determined 70 give public reception
70 the unsuccessful leader Of the Hungarian rsvour,
snd the Common Council OF the city ~ London no
tss Ssrm IN their exprtsons % regard We csrainly
cannot eteod sny sort o value the resolutions OF
ha