The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24
LETTERS FROM ABROAD.


srxh Tyipoli-Spair-D Don Carias uP hgaiH-
Pxtagal-THe Don Migud Party Rsuirsng-
Ocr,l Vay and Reroluties in Spain and Por-
t~sSl acknowledgements Of Rome by the
Fsxeh smd A,astyIa. Troops--Awsaesty to Hun
xorion,-Si gular Collection Of Kosstuh's Bills
IDssth and Character of Count d. Orsay
Whiat my last letter was leaving Paris for England
q lbs way 70 Liverpool, the MoniteHr, the govern
mont organ, publishing the list of the new minis
ssrs, Of which had already mentioned the names in
enc sfny preceding letters. NJ. Drouyn de L'Huys
Vss named Secretary Of the Department Of Foreign
AEAirs, in place Of n. de Turgot, and N. Nagne,
Hiaister Of Public Works, in place of H. Auguste
Ls1shYre DuruAe. n. de Casabanca, Secretary Of
Saae, had sent in his resignation, and was replaced
80 days AFTER by the celebrated M. Aehilli Fsuld,
VIE was formerly Minister Of Finance, before the
ssvS Feat Then Ito give the last touch TO all these
NspslsoniAn chaDgss), M Baroche was invited to
be present at council Of minister's. and to give
his opinion. Hessrs. de Turgot, Lsfebvre DurnAe,
aAa Casahianca, were named members Of the Senate,
and each Of them received dotation Of 10000
kanss IL appears that NJ dc Turgot only, among
fAsn, refused to accept the reward Of his change,
aad has shown much dissatisfaction at being thus
nsneved.
Il is said that Princess stephane, of Baden, whose
pAkisal experience is as well known that Of old
2Alleyrana, has inspired this ministerial change in
ksuis Napoleon, and excited him to make the best
eHsrss 70 attract to his side all the men who are
already experienced in the practice OF public af-
hrs.
The above named ministers belong to that class
Of statesmen who are called here, in political
eRsle, men Of initiative, devoted body and soul TO
The President, and having for chief n dc Persiguy
whose moral influence has considerably augmented
within the last two months. After Louis Napoleon,
Ahc most important man of France is the young
Hhistsr of the Interior. 1t win be remembered
ehat much had been said against him by all the
sIespsndents and reporters Of the European press,
and that it had been foretold that NJ dc Persigny
vas not TO remain more than few days in the capa-
sfty Of Minister of the Interior. Notwithstanding
tho belief that he was but transient minister, N.
dc Perngny has remained, and will remain, at the
head Of the cabinet OF the Prince President.
As for M Baroche, his admission in the minis
and it is said that NJ Billault, the Speaker of the
French Legislative Corps, has solicited though in
vain, to obtain the same favor. When Louis Napo-
boon returned from Strasbourg, N. Baroche was
among the suite and, in front Of Cafe Tortoni, he
was somewhat insulted by some groans from the
crowd, which were directed to the man who had
been such . defender of the republic, and who at.
wards, had become its most embittered enemy This
offence was considered by the Prince as personal
Anair against his friends and, in order to show how
ne appreciated the political and private value Of
N Iarsche, he Immediately signed the decree
which conferred upon him title altogether new
and honorable.
In short, the official organ Of the government, Le
1"n'ieSr, assures us that this ministerial change
WAh coC&Io, y iOnk Ime 10 come, the pu0l1c con-
science in affairs, and that trade will, no
acsbt, improve by it. 1t is to be hoped that there
win be no mistake in the prognostics Of the Ely
eesaA press.
In the Council of State many changes have also
iatsly taken place, and Eve new candidates have
been named, who are Messrs. Cormenin, Persil,
Coehelet, Aaigne, and Alright de Padoue. NJ.
year, Minister Of Public Instruction, has been re-
moved from the Council Of State, and appointed
1nspectsr General Of the Colleges of France.
Though the situation is one of the most honorable
Of the government, the salary is only $4,000 francs
. year, whilst at the Council Of State H. Giraud
received 5000 francs o year.
The first reports of the election for the Office Of
member OF General Council in the departments
we're received by the last mail, and published
~ the press Of Paris. 1t appears that the voters
have not been very numerous at the polls and that
Of every thousand voters, more than seven hundred
nave disdained to give their tickets. In many
places, the impossibity Of obtaining majority ha.
lsdaI, where there Ksgs $500 voters, only 6,622
fsfsyns Eent TO tbe polls. At Lyons the same re-
salt has taken place. In the Herault, at Mont /
pelhsr, twenty. one legitimists have been named, |
and thirteen democrats, whilst only two Napo- |
lsonians were able to get access to the councils
Prince Lucien Nurat is candidate for the depart
nent Of Charente Inferieure NJ de Lamartine, |
whs was proposed BY the inhabitants of sa6ne ct
Lsire, has declined the honor well as n. Odillon
Darrot in the department of l. Aisne.
The nomination of the Great CHANCELLOR Of the
LeI1on OF honor Is not YET maze. Oeneual ETcVdt,
che best friend Of the President, is on the taps as
we'll as General DOmano, but nothing has as yet
been decided
The whole French press has found much cause
Of London, relative TO the private understanding Of
the Emperor Of Austria, Emperor of Russia, and
King Of Prussia, in case Of the proclamation of the
empire in France. First, above all, the document
Pstentates Of Europe have spoken over the probabi.
hy Of the proclamation Of the empire, and discussed
1t, during their last meeting at Vienna; but be-
heve, from very reliable source, that they have
not been foolish enough to endeavor to prevent the
advancement Of government which Is not distarb-
ing the peace Of Europe. Besides this, the events
Of 1914 and 1878 have LEFT such hatred OF the TO
reign powers in the heart Of every Frenchman, that
should the collision betweeA these nations be re-
stunned, it would be- this time, either for the ruin
Che triumph Of France. ] believe fer its glory.
The wedding of Louis Napoleon is still on the
AaYis and, according TO certain reports, this event
viii take place ere long. Some say that it will be
eonsecrated next week, whilst many have told me
that it was postponed till the return Of the President
cles have been made by the father Of the princess.
who is somewhat rancsrous ut the way in which
Emperor Napoleon acted with his father, Gustavus
Adolphus. who, it will be remembered, was elected
from his throne, and replaced by Geas Bernadotte.
Marshal Jerome BonspArte Is now at sea, in the
enamel, on his way from Havre to Cherbourg,
Brest, and other cities en- the coast Of France.
The brother Of the EN- seror Napoleon has received
che mission Of bis nephew the President to visit the
principal ports Of France, and look at the Of
gar used for the defence Of these fortified places.
Marshal Jerome will, perhaps, be favored, at his
return In the same manner AZ N. Baroche.
The rumor Of the appointment of Prince Napoleon,
the con Of tie President Of the Senate as aInbas-
asdor of France to the United States place Of NJ
de Sartiges, against whom, ii 10 said, the complaints
ef Mr.. Barney have caused much prejudice here, is
also adost ut the Ministry Of Foreign Afairs This
news, however, IL not Jet confirmed.
Much excitement has prevailed among the MEM
bers Of the Ministry Of Public Instruction relative
10 tks rumor which had been rendered public about
the intended exclusion Of the Protestants and Jews
from the membership Of the Instruction, as well -
from the ranks Of the Normal School. In sase Of
such system being adopted, NM. Gutot, Cuvier,
Who are considered here the leading professors Of
our universities, would be Immediately turned out.
ortoui the author of this incredible project, has