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

LONDON, Friday Evening, Jan 23, 1882.
Lordon--The Ministy-Engiand and the United States
Important Change Of Ministry IN FrGnceM de Persgny
-Mphitophclss-Con fscaiisn Of the Orleans Property
The Day Of Retribuf,oa ,ci come-Warlite Preparation
IN England.
No further modification has taken place In the English
ministry parties preparing for tho session Lord
Aberdeen, Messrs. Cardwe Gladstone, Sidney Herber.
and others of that clique staying at the seat Of
Duke Of Newcastle (Lord Linoolp).
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 engineers strike continues much to the detri
ment OF beth parties employers and employed
One remarkable feature OF this stoppsge OF
large body of men is, that it is totally unconnected
with politics In France, any other country, the
mt would have been ssrmed and taken military
precautions II speaks well for the security Englaa i'd
Tbs intelligsnce publifhed in the New YoaK HERALD
that Dispatches Of amcabe and conciatory nature
lad been received from the English Foreign Office by the
United states government has given great satisfaction
of goed friendship harmony should exist between two
great nations, where liberty at present, only find
The attitude assuneoby Congress with regard to Kos
ruth Ia regarded with appreciation ANY interference
TIE part OF the United States by force would have
in opposition to the laws Of nations
The Austrian government I'm told by private letters
from that capital is exceedingly anxious about the news
!
withdrew her ambas, adcr from Washington It would be
giving triumph Kossuth whose great object is to
cause rupture between the two States Prince schwar
iceberg has had stroke OF apoptxy and very unwcl
The most important feature Of intelligence have to
trnnsmt to you By this mail is the change Of ministry
in France and the accession office OF de Persigny
The Lame Of M. de Persigny IL familiar to all your
readers as the confidential agent sent by Louis po
lsuu TO different places on various Occasions He seems
TO have erea. uence with him and advocates stropg
and violent measures
Louin Napoleon having determined to confscsta the
n vtv IN hat.
NJ de Morny N. Rouher, NJ. Nasne, and the Minister
Of War refused to sign He for moment gave up tho
Idea but il seems his Mephistophele. Perssny urged
BIN The Eontietr, OF this morning (Fridsy) pub
lrhes decree nsttuting two new ministries fol-
Iowa.
Fsstly- Miri,try Of State.
Sscordly-MiDistry Of General Police
Ca'abianca is appointed Minister Of State.
NJ Naupas, Minister Of General Police.
Nj. Abatucci, Minister Of Justice
y. Fian de Perrigny, Minister Of tbs Interior
NJ Bineau, Mnidter Of Finance.
The Moni'eT also publishes DEGREES the first FOR
the ,ale q all the property OF the Orleans family in
properties, movable or mmovablc making tie object OF
the donation made the 7th Of August 1880 Louis
Philippe, are re,tituted to the domain Of the State.
Tie dowry Of the Duchess Of Orleans s not touched
This regarded OF extreme harshr ess
and will reduce the princes OF that house to very
SER who Inianta Of Spain is very we'll OF
You Will perceive by this that Louis Napoleon is ad.
varcins sseaoiy step by step, to supreme dctatoral
report that attempt was made to a.a,sinate him.
last Tu..dsy by the wife OF CT the txes is devoid OF
Ii the spirit Of France departed Here we behold a
great nation allowing sdyenturer who, 1T seems, is
ruled by holder aaveatuIer than himself 81 de Per-
signyto put UP French liberties knock them dcwn
Ike mir epios.
III. DAY Of retributon viii come and It will be hard
day OF reckcDng You must not suppose that the Or
leapsts and the legitmtt. and tho exed members of
the Assembly dormant because they silent They
verses appeared IN the Co,rr de Eo. tho other day
Les Franc Ala ont la Lrbsrs