New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
FROM FRANCE.
Changes In the French Ministry u-sia--
mr. GIndSsonc's speech-Ensiish Jour
mails for seymour.
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PARIS. Oct. IL, 1862.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our 0wn Correspondent.
PARIS, Oct. H. 1862.
One Of the Ministerial Changes, Of which there
have been intermittent! rumors any tine the pat
two months Las taken place. The MorHepr Of yes
terday contains decree naming Drouyn lie Lhuys
Minister Of foreign affairs A much more extensive
change was talked Of a. imminent in the beginning
of this week. Foud, Perigny, and three or -four
others-all the comparatively liberal Ministers, who
have the credit of supporting policy more favorable
10 Italy than 10 the temporal power Of the Pope
were on the point of resgnng along with II.
Thouvsnel. A general tumble in the three per
cents and other stocks, which Mt tie close Of tie
preceding week had reached quotations that they
had not attained for months and the earnest obiec
tions OF Connt de MoIny, persuaded tho Emperor
almost at the lat moment 20 slightly qualify his
seemingly reactionary PURPOSES, ana 10 give such
explanations Ne induced half OF hs Cabinet 10 retain
their portfolios
The main cause Of disseuson was tie Italian ones.
ton n. Thouy enels specially, subordinate 10 and
clOsey connected with which afe questions OF French
finance and French elections the speciaues respect
lively Of Me,us. Fould and Persiguy Persgny, whose
persoral devotion 20 the Emperor il more sincere
nn lha, Of any other Minister has yielded his wish
tina, the elections should take place the historic
10th Decent Dcr 10 the EnperOgs viii that tie actual
Corps Legislalif shall hold a regular session tiis
Winter and that the new elections shall be told
next year; and il lately pensnajed that the time for
a definite, largely advanced step toward evacuation
OF Rome has no, yet arrived. VI. Foald has received
more or less satisfactory assurances that measures
Of foreign policy are 10 be- taken that immsliately
threaten arrangement Of hls financial plans. And
20 all hands pro, sonally hold the places they were
ready to retire from four days ago-exceit u.
Thouyenel.
The papaiines exrlt over his Withdrawal a.
sign Of The triumph Of the female influence in the
mpcriRl Councils. And the friends of Italy
resIouoingy depressed The two parties hsve ex-
changed their last months feelings, and not
likely within u month or two re-exchaupe them.
Setting a-ide feeling. which il poor aid 10 judg.
meut holding fist TO what trIiiing information wo
have, and keeping IN view The probabilities have
70 weigh. tie Substitution OF Drouyn de Lhuys for
VI. Thouvenel, Imperial fret clerk for the Italian
business seems only TO indicate tha, il s 10 remain
Professionally "a s,Glu qE0. NJ TAouvenel had
ushod this status IL is 90 be observed far in ad
vance OF the stage where IL wac when bis predeces-
sor Ns,ewski, ieit obi ged 10 leave IL and the min
isfy Il foreign affairs 20 bis guidance. And Il is 70
bo observed that the new Minister takes il in hand
under very different conditions from those in which
he trst had its infringement, when at the Lead o.
foreign affairs under the Republic aud its Prince
Pres.deat. ihe Emperor s1l, Us always, with char
acterisic ieuadty holds 70 the practically OF his
old, fiNOrite receipt for solution of the Roman
question: reconciliation Of the Pope-king with bis
sutJec by adnnstIsIiye and poiical reforms, that
shall reduce tie Pope to nominal oyalty, and raise
the latter to a well governed and governing third
estate OF Il constitutional realm. But, with charac
tersic wisdom, he leis 10 what actually and utterly
goae, by an intervening solvent process from toe
States OF tho Pope, and merged In the Italian State
The elect Of this change In the Ministry upon the
I,niiaus, though LOW theme of constant ald All
mated dltcusHon here, VIII he better treated by
your Turin cOue-pOndent. It's possible effect prNn
affair, iflmfal4tei. interests NJ
Ihouyene has had the credit Of being more iayora-
bic 10 the Northern Union cause than any other Of
Ina Mai sstys Portfolio Ministers. Oi the ncw Min.
isier OF Foreign Alairs, his opinions respecting the
same, know rotIirg. ln ability be Is probably !
superior to bis predecessor. and therefore FosSibly
moie hke TO have an influence upon the decisions II
bis lnscrutabl9 master. Under Louis Philippe he I
was moderate, quito moderate, liberal conserya-
tive; under the Republic, he was Of the compare
lively moderate rattiOn party, ligbly Conservative
c order; he adhered TO the Prince President AT the
lime Of the coup d'etat; wGs Minister of Foreign /
Aiairs under tie Emperor. as he had been under
the Republic, and evInced remarkable ability in hrs
treatment Of the question OF the Holy Places lat j.
rn-aleml rs II deyeloped iuto the Eastern Question
it large, and came to is denouemelt IN The Anglo
renoh alliance and the Crimean war lie repre. /
rented France as Lord John Russell did England ia I
the ianlour conferences ut Vienna IN lsJ. whittier
Ia went 10 hope Of arranging prt ininares for Ic 10
tailDHs oi steciy peace. ON his return from that
Uu-
der circumstances crcdahle to bic independence OF
character. iii, resignation wur offered on that occs.
sion not merely locluse the Emperor declined 10 I
fusi n the positions lie wish Cd 10 take ~ the rcpre
utaiye OF france IN he case but also bee. lse the
>uiI error lad dullg hi, absence communicated di. .
rectiy through his Chief Cllrk, NJ. Tholyeutl, agd
not through him, with tho foreign Ministry. In the
form in when tie resignation was olsrod and ac-
'elted, there was lcryidng mb-G,d flavor ,.uch
noticed al the time. The following year, Drown
ue Lhu!e, on occa9lOn Of an Imperial nee.
raSo 10 winch the Senate WAS IN sort
oddly enough reprOaohed iOr itt ,fi. ~ uiSlorv
Poh ical actlon, rctgIcd his sea. 80 a member ol
1at body, oi which ho had been olo Of ths Wee
Ifesdoute. lle then remained for yeA.a entirely
ts.ineIt from puDlc lie, and WIS only known IA
alron oi Agricultural tairs and OF tho Garden Of
Acclinlai)n al tie BOls dc Boulogue and efficient
Director OF tho Eastern Railway. la ,iglus Of chic.
nr lssi-nAmod quality he WIS ~ hand 80 tho SlT~s
'oufe Depot last August when Napoleon went ort
10 lie camp 0t thalone. Come tit ye down by ne,
non bon Drown lie Lhuys, quotb Majesty tlai day:
ana 10 they a.lcd along together. Where's. quil.
iuh't men tail, something M The vird ana pro-
DhcaiDd tbc ox Minister gotnrn to noii,c political
iit.
~ Franco In likely 10 exist, and our Interest tn
gcucll pollica IS likely e. revive, wien our Amen
IA elFl war h. over, here IL an apt enOngh Occlsi)n
% dhect Tue very particular Htt nlon oi quiet stn
.eits oi French current history to two or three Il
is late phenomena. AS hrst. Ministers here, al.
houeh not responsible, rs English Ministers nre.
ayo that degree OF solrespect aud respect iOr pub
lc OPINION, that for5ds them 10 keep place in the
.mporOr's Cabinet when his lor itsJ policy runs
ounier 10 thclr convictions; Secondly: The Empe'
W VII poi gse unwilling ueJumeDls igr Ils inT-
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