New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

REPLY OF NAPOLEON TO ADDRESSES a rnO
CORPS AND TIE ARCHBISHOP OF fAnio'
PARIS. Monday. jan g. lSIO
m. r,,,oror an saturday in reply TO the usual
.ddross of the Corps LeCslatf addressed himself 10
h President of that body IN the following language
The assurances of devotion which you address 10
mn in the name Of the Corps Leglslath rehoer INC
nanny Never was our good understanding more
necessary. New circumstances have augmented your
prerooatiyes. without diminishing the authority
- mo NV the nation In sharing the response
S,it with the great bodies Of state, feel more con-
6dont Of overcoming the difficulties IN the future
when traveller has gone long journey. and lays
aside A portion of his burden, he is not weakened,
but gains new strength TO continue MS march,
Subsequently. in reply to the address OF the Alon-
bishop of Paris the Emperor replied: accept WIN
gratitude the good wishes OF the clergy Oh ans
Receive in return my felictations upon the zeal you
have shown in promulgating among the MASSES 'no
doctrines of abnegation and charity"
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The new Ministry has at length been formed. The
Joyrsal OGcid gives the list. as follows: Minister
Of Justice and Religion, NJ Emile Olivier; Minister
Of Foreign Affairs Count Napoleon Daru; Minister
sf the Interior Chevandier de Valdrome; Minister OF
the Finances. Louis Joseph Buffet Minister OF war;
Zen. Edmund Leboeuf Minister Of the Marine,
Rooanlt de Genouy; Minister of Public instruction,
Emile Alexis Legris Minister OF Pubic "orKs'
Marouis de Talhouet Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce NJ Charles Louvet; Minister of the Fine
Arr. NJ Maurice Richard Minister Of the Emperors
Household. The Count valiant President Of the
Council OF State Esquiron de Parieu
An imperial decree separates the Min istry Of Fine
Arts from that OF the Emperor's Household.
NJ Duverger Minister of Justice i'll 1885 has been
appointed Senator
TIE ENrEROEs VISIT TO TIE Ex-QUEEN
ISABELLA.
The Emperor Napoleon recently paid visit to the
xQaeen Isabella OF Spain. She related to him the
proposals that had been made TO her by the Duke Of
M6ntpensier since she had been in France, and said
she had refused TO accede to them solely to please
him uhe Emperor.
RUwORED DIsCONTENT OF THE SOLDIERS.
The Journal OHciel referring to the rumors of dis
satisfaction the part of the soldiers, pronounces
the complaint an cxaggeTation and manifestation
Of in-w and asserts that the public properly appIe-
ciate the matter.
OPINIONS or THE MINISTERIAL CHANGE-ITs
EFFECT N FRANCE AND ENGLAND
LONDON. Monday, Jan. 8, 1870.
The speech Of the Emperor at Paris on Saturday
forms the theme Of conversation and newspaper com
meut here to-day. ThC Times says the Emperor
promised new liberties. French liberties are already
iTeconcable with the pretensiOns Of Rome.
The Emperors speech and the successful formation
Of new Ministry have had unsually favorable
effect in monetary circles. The BOurse has been
active and firm al day, and at the closing hour $3.50
p M Rentes were quoted at 70 francs 81 centimes
Much business. however, was transacted in the
streets after that time and at $50 Rentes were "a
francs and Is centimes.
With the exception Of some Of the more radical Re-
publican journals, the press Of Paris is decidedly
favorable to the new Ministry.
The Areur NatOBole democratic national organl
says the reaction which aided the Emperor TO over
throw the Republic has come to power again.
The Opinion NatoH0e toppositionl says the minis
try Is too clerical and too much influenced by the
TIiers people.
The FtGRcas tan organ inspired by the Tuilleries)
saws the Ministry viii not ask the dissolution of the
Chambers nor constitutional power for the Cham
bers.
The Journal INSPIRED by Rouher promises support
&c tie Ministry " if IA policy be not too bold"
POLICE CHANGES,
Il Is reported that Baron Hausman, the Prefect Of
the Seiue viii DO replaced by II. Cheyreau, Project
Of Lyons
b. Pietr the Trefeot Of Police has resigned. The
Emperor has offered w. Odilon Barrot the Procureur
GeneTaisllp.