New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
FRANCE
TIE NEW MINISTRY.

GARiS, SaluIuays july H. lcuJ'
TIE Public (newspaperl says it is now certain the
new Ministry viii be as follows Minister of the In
terror NJ FORBADE de la ROquette Minister of Justice,
Duvergier; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Auvergne;
Ministerof Finance Pierre Magne; Minister of Com
merce Alfred LerOux Minister Of Public Works,
Gressier Minister of Marine, Admiral Genouilly;
Minister of War, Marshal Neil. NJ. Rouher will be
President of the Senate. Minister of Instruction,
Bourbeau President of the Council of State, Chase
loup. 1t is rumored that NJ. Magne, Minister of
Finance, has declined Office in the new ministry.
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.
HAvRE, Saturday, July IT, 1869.
The International Ocean Regatta, from CherbOmg,
200 miles to and back, took place yesterday and to-
day. The yachts entered were the GuiniveTe, Alre,
Cambria, Julia Diane, Mystere, Ondalle and Sylvia.
They all started at IL o'clock on Thursday, the
schooner Cambria, 1856 tuns returning to the start
ING point first closely followed by the cutter Julia,
100 tuns The Cambria won the race by only three
seconds. Time, 46 hours, The race was q remarka-
bly, fine one. There was no time allowance, all
yachts entering on an equal footing.
THEISiPERIAL ORACLE-SCHNEIDER AND ROUHER
HENRI ROCHEFORT's OFFEEsE.
IRRoNloUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
PARIS July 2-It is curious not to say pitiful, to
see this great nation, under what has been wlttily
STYLED an "epstolary regime" anxiously DEVOTED to
in the oracular words that fall from the pen and
mouth of one man. Mr.. Pcrsigny writes letter to
Mr. Olivier, which is interpreted TO signify impend
ing liberalism changes. Napoleon answers it by a
letter TO one Mr. de Mackau which is interpreted TO
signify sfata qRo if not reactions and then
that by letter TO Mr. Schneider. which admits Of
liberalism Interpretation again. Meantime. His
Majesty makes a little speech to the soldiers at
Chalons, which is interpreted to mean war perhaps
but few days later he makes another little speech
at Beauvas to people interested in agriculture and
manufactures, in which be assures them that peace
1.-THE most official versions read Order1 will never
be profoundly disturbed " Peace" is a good word
also order" though that is a different thing
"never" is a bold word, but profoundly" is a
suspicious qualifcative. If peace was the word
then the Oracle relates to foreign policy; if order
was the word, then the Oracle referred to home
policy The spoken word probably was peace. The
reading of the Journal 06fcel is order, which, the
speaker is made to say, has been maintained for
the past seventeen years. during which time the
Empire (which, on another occasion, the
Oracle affirmed TO be O synonym of Peace
has been engaged in two wars, beside numerous
glorious expeditions TO Mexico, China Ct al The ut
terance vouchsafed at Beauyais thenat least in It's
final emenlated editiOn-reates only to the in
terror policy of the Empire. Never in its proper
sense being lnappHcaDIe 10 human onaTs, s IN this
connection TO be took fguratve" as the exegetical
country clergyman said Of SIMPSONS three hundred
foxes. I'VE are not to suppose" he said, that S.
really got three hundred foxes which great many
Nodoubt he got as many foxes he could and we are
led to suppose that he made up the balance with
OppOssums and wOOdchucks, and sich.' The EN-
peror means never" as long as it lasts. or he. As
"Order has been maintained for the last seventeen
years" it is evident that 1t was not disturbed here
in Paris and other towns just after the cleo
fons, and that the nondisturbances of three weeks
ago at Beeyille, and Oh the Boulevards. are TO BE-
taken as proof that il will be disturbed" pro
foundry
Having exhausted thescience Of comparative dark
ness as applied TO the text themselves the anxious
French continue their exegetical study in the side
and light Of exterior facts Thus the reaction
Ary significance of the Mackau letter Is made mOr'
luminous by the contemporary fact of the Emperor
raising Mr.. jerome David peg in grade in the lie
Gon Of Honor. Mr.. jerome David-suDposed TO b.
related by blood 70 the BOnapartes through old KIM
JerOme-is one Of the leaders the abest leader. o
the Arcadians Before the elections, he was officer II
the Legion Of Honor like Mr. BeGkwith. Direct.
after the elections-where he was Te-chosen deputy
he was created grand officer. lie is one Of the Vice