The French Ministry.
-- I nere is notnmig. itew at varns, uniess you may recc it a piece of news that Baron ]amnas, the Minister of W> has given in his resignation. It is certain that he 2efd to ratify the accounts of the Commissary-Geaeral Ouvric though the Duke of Angouleme is much in favour of latter. This may be the reason dFbisresignation. in Chamber of Deputies yesterday, At. deVillele .ese little check. He endeavoured twice to resist tie print of General Foy's speech, and yet the Camber voted impression. The effect produced by the aSfair of theQotidiem. 1 been even greater than could have been expected. 1 indignation excited against Sosthenes de la Rooheforea and his friend Villele is always increasing, and the Mir, ters begin to think that there is something seTiouz in I general feeling. It is thought that the CeurierPFran,c will be acquitted, 'which will be in the present cri a thing of great importance. Great efforts are even ma in the ultra-party to save this hberal joarnal. "It is said that the King has quarreUed with Madame I; cayla on account of the affair of the journals, as it is I lieved that she, together with her favourite &osthenes de Rochefoucault, were the authors of the brilliant project buying up instead of stopping oppositina. " It cannot be denied that the Ministry is in a sort crisis, and that it looks with considerable anxiety to t end of the session. It wiU then, it is said, deci, in the terms of the law on the press, that grave Circut stances makce a suspensionr of its liberty lzecessary. Tt inufamous project is already announced in one of the mini terial journals." __ Na" ExTaAcT OF A LtTTER: DATED ?AS, Z 29. :