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very untavorable impression on the country. I'M
mediately Mr. Howyn. Tranchere rose, during the
sitting Of Saturday, 25ih inst, and demanded an an
swer from the ministry on the message. Thisdebate
was postponed to the sitting OF Monday last, and
every hing seemed 10 portend terrible sorm.a vio-
lent tempest Alas an ancient author has said: Par
tu' tnnt m0nfes ndscltw ridiclItes mus; and this
may be applied to the result of the vote of the
Assembly.
M. de Rover answered the question OF Mr.
Howyn Tranchere-"Who are you I From where
do you come!-where will you direct usl"-which
means-"What is your origin!-what will be your
politicsl' He said that he and his colleagues had
but temporary mission; that their politics would
be of the message delivered on the 18th of Novem-
Der, ls50-and 10! as if by enchantment, all tho
dreaded anger of the majority fell down, and an
odre az jour gave an APPRECIATION to the speech of
M de Roger.
You well remember the Christian command: s.If
thine enemy smte thee on the right cheek, turn
by The National Assembly.
u is believed that Louis Napoleon desires the
entire abolition of the constitution of lSi8 He u
satisfied that the task is difficult one but he is
ready 10 reach his aim by indirect means Thea
his plan is the following one, according to his own
words:-" When one desires to get rid of horse
be may do it, either by shooting him or by making
him run fast and SO far that he falls dead by
exhaustion and fatigue. Well, will use this last
system. will ACT thus with the constitution, and.
before the year 1852, the charter OF lS4S will be
snnuIled and dead" According to thus plap all
and it's dangers are now known.
The tore ign ministers, who have been consulted
by the President on the present position, have not
favored his views, and among them Lord Norman
by is the most conspicuous. l understand that this
ambassador, who was, as you know, the bose
friend OF Louis Napoleon, is now, as we say il
French. en- frotd with the Elssee. Some pcOpl0
stale that he will be recalled by Lord Palmerstoo.
and IN order not TO appear having lost his avOs-
able position, he will be made, as a compensation.
Knight OF the Garter.
Anh rft ha al
been 80 much occupied by all these last affairs that
only few bills have been presented and voted.
A universal change is about to take place in
the projects Of the departments This is part II
the plan Of the Elysee, which intends to renew tho
chiefs OF the party, in order to revive their en-
thusasm.
Whilst all this political struggle takes place in
the capital, the socialists not looking at tho
fight les bras coises. new plot, or rather Q
secret society, has again been discovered. On
Saturday last, in the very heart of Paris, this red
republican association, entitled L. Urto~ des COM
munss, was detected. About forty individuals
were captured, and in their possession was found
proclamation, which contains the following pas
sage 1--WE must observe, arms in hand, all tho
phases of the political crisis, and its demOse1pesst
Then We will interfere, and this monarc chcal gang
will fall as flock of pirates"
The anniversary Of the 2lst of January, or rather
that of the beheading of Louis XVI. during tho
revolution OF 1893 was cele brated IN Paris, and in
the provinces, with the greatest marks Of respect
Is not this significant fact, and is il not proof
that the people remember the martyrs Of France9
BELGIUM, ns hmnsy h has Seen shaken ,Ss "
ster of War, but the political agent gave II his resig
nation and his colleague the Secretary Of the In
terror, having filled the interim, good order was
preserved.
In Spain, Queen lisa bella has changed her minis
ters. She wished 10 make her yro~u~ciamewfo,
and she succeeded General Narvaez is decidedly
gone. Some Journalists attribute his dismissal to q
sort of pque, for he and his colleagues had not beea
invited to a party given by the mother quees.
Christina. This Is not the cause. You remember
well that lthe widow Of the late king OF Spain
married Munoz, and had several children by hum
She desired 10 have her sons elevated 10 the r.ak
OF princes Of the royal family, and demanded Mar
yaez 10 pressn the demand TO the Chamber But
he refused to do So saying that he would never be
such coward as TO IN suit his queen and the couu-
try. M. Bravo Muria was not 30 disdainful. He
and Christina have succeeded to Narvaez's place.
A dispatch arri led last night in Paris announc-
ing that plot has also been discovered at Vienna
The Emperor Nicholas is said to be expected at
Warsaw in the beginning Of March. The object Of
bis visit IS not yet known. The Gar has lately
prohibited. under the most severe punishment, the
expectation OF silver out OF his dominions. Decid-
edly the discovery OF California will produce an un-
expected effect on the monetary system OF Europe.
PSI understand, from good authority, that
the President and his ministers have decided to
present to morrow, at the National Assembly, the
bill for new dotation Of three millions OF francs.
This news had some effect on the public funds.
IL is thought that the law will be passed
ID. Il. II.
GOSSIP OF PARIS.
PARIS, January 30, 1851.
The Usath0-F0g IN Puis--Ladies at the Ma.
tionat Asssmbiy-The Count of Castelar, a~d IA,
Pirate 1heatre-BaAs at the Elysfe The Pr,~ce
Of Co1ra-Engsns Sue--Fa~eai Of NJ Perree-
D,sasfus at Sea = Police O6fcer Hau-- TIE
Theatres dmerisdns in Paris, S-c.
The usual course of the seasons is disturbed
In
study nature, are at loss TO discover the cause
Of this confusion. Whilst, at Marseillss, the
,rees are covered with buds, the meadows Of
iering their green carpet Of plants to the pro-
menaders, and the boUquet-makers gathering
lilies, tulips, md hyacInths, TO sell to the anna
ieurs, the north OF France is enveoped in a dense
fog In the centre OF Ia belle France the winter 10
raging, and w have received the news that the
mountsins of La Lozsre and Auvergne are covered
with three feet Of snow. Tn Thursday evening.
23d instant, Paris seemed To be built on the shores
ef the Thames, so thick was the fog which covered
the whole city The police had much to do to
prevent accidenis and, despite all the r care seve-
raj unfortunate ones took place. II was quite q
new sigh, for the Parsiaas to see people walking
in the streets by torchght. Fortunately, the sun
rose bright and hot on the following morning. and
we have not had another Welt Of the Lady Of tho
Mist"
This unusual winter has caused a very curious
phs nomeEen m the south ot France, namely-a
erribe drought, the results Of which are much
dreaded by all the sgnculturists. 1.-THE end Of the
eason is not more wet than the commencement.
o one can tell what will be the injury to the
reps. We may eee, perhaps. In France, a second
xsmple OF the "seven plaques in Egypt" without
peaking of socialism, Fourierisp aud oil the oo,-
ish and tremendous sorhsms Of oar epoch.
The promenade al the Bois d~ Boulogne, the
speeches of the celebrated Abbot Laeordilrr at -
Koch church. the VISITS the exhibition of pairs-
ipgs-all the pleasures and pasfimrs OF the week
have been oLtdone by the debate % the Cham ser :
Those who have frequented the tribunes oa the
Nationtl Assembly during the laat fortnight have
really been ssfonisheu there the ,st ASH
ionahe ladies of Pare, dressed IN their mo At sprn
did fOiisfe dt vGs The tic ssts for admss ,ou were