The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Nov. %, 1860.
TIE Nep REFORMS in The French Government Miniuerial
CAan9s-hnp7uiing Struggle Bd.nsn ne Emp1w and
the G7w-f'Traa,ity IF Napoleon M-WayiSx Fre-
paruaons in austria Agasrs in Haly-7Ae Secession
Question in Pdris, dc.
In my last letter mentioned the fact that liberal re-
forms were contemplated by the Emperor Napoleon
how they would take place. tn day
following the posting Of the letter in question: Napoleon
III decided granting such legislative reforms
and made such Ministerial changes must please his
people. II only late In the afternoon OF last Satur.
day that MS plans definitely settled and sunday
last the DEGREES were published by tho 1onleur the
Official Journal. Before this letter reaches you your
readers will have become familiar with the DEGREES and
viii have discussed the Ministerial changes must tell
you that some Of the present appointments consider
cd here az merely or tho time Thus Count Persigny
who has now tho portfolio Of the Interior, will,
says rumor remain at that ministry but few months
and that he win then b. appointed Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. II il said that ~ de Persgny wished to be- at
the Interior long enough remodel the Corps Icgisa
III in most liberal sense, and that To eject this that
body Of the state should BE- dissolved and new members
elected am assured, however, that tho present mem
bers ~ii continue for at least under the new
regime.
N. dc ilabaut, who is the Ambassador at the
Court Of - James, will am assured remain but tenn
porarily ai that post NJ de Fahant was nominated at
the instigation Of NJ de Morny, his scnin.law, who
when pressed by the Emperor accept the nominal
preferred is~~.a~-, sAe c~-r- - aa.il
NJ de Thcuvene will II Is said, succeed ~ dc Fahant In
london when de Persguy leaves Interior for the
Foreign Affairs. NJ Fould, former Minister Of state
is now in retirement, having refused all posts OF
honor that were offered him by His Majesty Hs
retired from Office, assured, because he did not
like 10 undertake struggle with the ccrgy and
II Imminent he offered his resignation tho Emperor
who apprrciating his motives, accepted ~ " Fould
viii ere long am Id 70 believe be named Minister OF
Fnance s friends think this The more likely from the
fact that W. FORBADE de Ia Roluette, the newly appointed
Minister Is young man. and just the sor, OF person tia.
leave q the Emperor the following scene occurred You
doubt that H. FOUL has ever BEEN . warm
friend and most devoted servant b. Louis Napoleon who
in his days q adversely lad at his dispose, the xeal and
the co'es OF his friend AZ their last interview NJ Foui
said Sire, allow me to assure your Majesty tina,
and friend and that my lie and my fortune shall
ever be yours." The emperor rosc from his seat
embrsc-d his Minister and said aMnsicur Foud rejoice
u know that although lose Minister, nay old TREND
still pcsscSs" should VI FonlI accept the Ministry
NJ Finance he viii likely be named Arch Treasurer
although nc has an asurc Just refused 10 accept this
high pet.
IN u tn struggle aSans, the clergy win now
b. Changed and that chlngc will insure for Emperor
personal IMMUNITY. Thus When their Vaccinations b.
come the subject ~ discussion in the Chambers the mem
Y
n advice q his legislature int he win move AMI not
al HIS own mstgaion Bot Al fo-cser still more liberal
miaisteria chlag's, for i evident that matters
now stana fhs Minister'S are irresponsible. AMI
tou an . attacked ~ ANY mcmhc- VI the Chan
e,rs, i "a gNc im'ri, AL nj ihn Ministers
~ho Nil rccey tie blaae. I'M. IT, save hnn.al.. All
II hayc victim u OF un % ~ oTsllet ) brc biz
N.N.y wii haze a. ~ a tse position ~ MA Mp.stets
noe III. n nd.nt 4 - ass NJ = -, ~ n H., a X ,
ntuAons bs ., ~ tnytaL Tae .a.et IL the reforms
Already granted Is nsi great ard cut 70 hr heart
the ergy that were muving heaven and earth o.
vncc the peorlc that the Emperor slish tyTsns
Throughout Europe the press pras thu Morality ~ tho
fmpcior WITH the exception &c the London Tse that
journal, fathful 10 ~ prciuiices canapt UNDERSTAND
why, al . moment ~ prosperity AMI stability, tho
frnch government SHOULD hccumc liberal" Tnls
~ ~ say the iet Of a. narrow minded view q ~, 70
hica changes IN trance but then ever expects
consistency or truth from tho LONDON Tns1s.
Austria i continuing her wsrSc preparations AMI 1t
= evident she WI hht in tn spring France AMI Eas
may undertake the task ere be To-, Late Austria has
at last Weakened 10 the nec.ssiy q controlling
ncr portion of tho London press and her agents are
u"w in that city busily endca o. buy up som abe
pms But Austria viii with diihcnty ind fricnis tnong
IN English, who feel that she q ondAny er the
peace q the world ~ asah5orn AMI useless struggle
" retain province that rs ~ 10 her fart
exgcnsc and harden, which pride alone prevcbs her
Victor Emanuel s now in sicily His Majesty win find
hard matter u reconcile the iealouses &C his
euhccts, and be viii havc hard time II Il getting his
new kingdom in some sort Of order Csyour
with oil his genius " puzzled. lie a. hope
for the sake Of humanity, TINT thc statesman may
ceed in requesting anarchy ami confusion and that the
IsAlisnr may prove themselves worus ef liberty
The king n Gaeta Francis H.. sill in hi: refuse
but the Ambassadors OF all the Pp~ers have left him and
he follow them 20 Rona whittier they have All
retrcsted. The Queen DowA,er and the Queen are nj
Rome also The rumo~ Of the Pope's retreat from the
Eternal city attn cwcuates. hut without much founia
tnn Plus TX will remain al Rome a. ionz the French
remain there
e unhapY state Of aTairs yorr siie n tbs water
Ntrts grc2 attention. here, and " matter ~ regret
" the more enlivhtensi clasrcS. who degrscae aay
trcnble IN vsw admired inWtlt1ns
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