The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06


island of Sardinia win certainly be coded to tue empire
IL the assistance OF France Is needed against Austria and
the future allies Of Francn Joseph H. The island OF sar-
dinia the Rhinei Is no wonder that Louis Napoleon
is willing TO consent TO tho downfall OF the Holy Father
with such prospect before him II is still less 10 be
wondered that he has already begun to apply Ia pc q
forte dsre t. the clergy and episoopate Of his own d.
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PARIS, Dec 81, 1850
The Chino War-The Yep French Minia'y-NaiOeo''s
Relations With Aasria-- Negotiations for The Sale 81
Teaaso-7he A.,~der 5 A. Poinsot-7hc French Court,
de-, dc.
Tho soreness exhibited by public feeling in England
respecting tho report OF the French share OF the page
at Pekn has almost been enough TO neuraze the happy
termination Of Mr. Cobdens abors in the accomplishment
OF the Anglo French treaty dc Persgny has observed
to Lord Cowlcy, on more than one occasion, that he
hoped the report not true; but IT, unfortunately
shOuid prove TO be So he commissioned by the EN-
peror say that II should not DO the fault Of his govern
mcnt II any real cause Of dissatisfaction resulted from H.
Tho official journal announces TO day that the Ministry
under the new liberal regime is thus defnvey formed
Count Waewsk, Minister of State, NJ Baroche Minister
without PORTFOLIO N. Ronker Minister OF Agriculture
Marshai Valiant, Minister Of the Emperors Household
NJ Blault, Minister without PORTFOLIO NJ Roulard Minis
ter OF Instruction and Public Worship; NJ Delangle,
Keeper OF the scals, Minister Of Justice Count
Persigny, Minister OF the Homo Department. Mar
shal Rardon, Minister Of War; Count Chase
upIAubat Minister OF Marine and the Colonies
NJ Thouvchei, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; n. de For
oao0 Ms'ef VI Finances the Miaisters w'nous port
folios enjoy the rank those with them. Count
Pcrsigny has come among Us with a yeritable Anglo
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party Of NJ Rouards respecting the English press say
az am morally convinced hat nublic oninion and patron
age is all sufficient for the conduct Of the press have
watched 1t narrowly In England and observe that tho
only way 10 preserve its moderation i TO take no notice
OF us occasional violence II manifestiy wrong pub
lie opinion viii right it, if it is right the sooner the
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cause known the happier ior all partes Is under
stood that under his auspices the Cabinet Council system
first introduced into England after the revolution of 1883
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tries TO be- lordMand certainly the state Of things al Ma
,,as ,ner re eardinisn ria has oiven MIN snSic Sor
h,s last n,anfesto Prince az Metfernch the Austrian
Amhassadnr hal on Ttcsdav = ioro nter,ic,g with NJ
Thouyennl tho Ercnch Minister for Foreicn Agairs
The sum to be Maid os nm INDEFINITE to France Nv the
Chinese i fixed nj GO 900 600 francs or twelve millions OF
dollars Of which 7s 0OO0 francs were 10 be maid tho
10Th of November The emigration OF coolies IL author.
lied by the Chinese government The churches GENE.
terea and their dependencies formerly belonging TO the
Cbrstians fhrougbout tho whole Chinese emnre ara m
he restored 10 Them owing 10 Tho nterfcrence of the