The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
Our London Correspondence.
LosDos. Friday Evening, Jan 23, |

LONDON, Friday Evening" Jan %, 1852
Lordon--7e Minsh y-Engiand aud the United States-
Important Change Of Ministry in FranceM de Persigny
-Mphi,opaces- Confsoaisn of the Orleans Property
The Day Of Rerijut,on iciI come-Warike Prepuaons
IN England.
No further modification has taken place in the English
ministry All parties preparing for tho session Lord
Aberdeen Messrs Cardweli Gladstone, Sidney Herbert
and others fthat clique, staying at the Of th,
Duke of Newcastle (Lord Linoolr)
Lord John is running up and down between Windsor
Castle and Richmond Park and the Queen Is unusually
civil in inviting the leading Of both parties to
dinner
The eDsineers' strike continues, much to the detri
ment of beth parties concerned employers and employed
One remarkable feature OF this stoppage work Of 80
large body of men is that is totally uuconnected
with politics. In France any other country, the
ut oud have been armed and taken military
precautions 1t speaks well for the security OF
The intelligence publifh he'd in the New YoRK HERALD,
that dispatches Of smicable and conciatory nature
lad been received from the Engsh Foreign Oce by the
United States government has given great satisfaction
1t Is the wsb of oil well intenoped men tina. feeling
Of goed ffiendehp and harmony should exist between
great nations where liberty, at present. only find
Theat.itude sssumedby Congress with regard to Kos
ruth, ia regarded with APPRECIATION ANY interference
the part the United States by force would been
in opposition to the laws Of nations
The Austrian government told by private letters
frem that pa exceedingly anxious about the
from America but e very Justly observed that IL she
withdrew her Ambassador from Washington 1t would be
giving triumph to Kossuth whose great object is
rupture between the two States Prince schwar-
iceberg has had stroke Of apop,xy, sndsvery unwel
The most important feature of intelligence have to
trnnsmt TO you by this mail Is the change ministry
in France and the accession to oi Of de Persgny
The lame Of M de Persisny IL familiar to ali your
readers ns the confidential agent sent by Louis Napo
lstu TO different places various occasions. He
to have influence with him and advocates strong
ard viole Mt mrasUrcs
Louin Napoleon having determined to condscste the
Orleans property is'ued decree to that effect which
de Morny, Ia Rouher, NJ. Nasne, and the Minister
of War refused to sign He for moment, gave up tho
idea but Il seems bis Mephstophees, Persisny urged
him The hion,tttr, OF this morning (Fdday) pub
hes decree instituiog two ministries, as FOL
Fifstly- Miri,try Of State
secoEdly-Minstry Of General Police
M ca'sbianca is appointed Minister of State
NJ Naupas, Minister Of General Police.
Nj. Abstucci, Minister Of Justice
n Bineau, Miniater of Finance
The Mon'e, also publishes two decrees the first for
the sae of all the property of the Orleans family in
France within year The second declaring that ali
Philippe, e,ttuted to the domain Of the State.
The dewry Of the Duchess Of Orleans is not touched
This is regarded OF extreme harshr ess
and will reduce the princes OF that house to very
with the exception of the Duchess Of
You vi! perceive by this, that Louis Napoleon is ad.
vancns sSeaoiy step by step, to supreme dctatoral
power.
report that attempt was made to as.a.sinate him.
last Tu.sday By the wife Of one CT the exes devoid OF
IL the spIit Of France departed? Here We behold a
great nation allowing an acyenturer who, 1t seems, is
sgpyto put UP French liberties and knock them down
Ike mir cpns
Tn. day OF retribution will come and 1t viii be hard
day of.reckcDing You must not suppose that the Or
lesrist and the legtmists and the exed members Of
the Assembly corms ut becsuse they silent They
awaiting their opportunity Some very Appropriate
verses appeared IN the CoGt De fFc. the other day
Lea Franc ais ont la L,ber'e
Mails IL hoere de &c teirs
ilg ausp IEeaIJ.