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We have received Paris dates to November l3


After considerable delay, the resignation OF the
Ministry of War by Marshal Soult has been finally
accepted, a royal ordinance having been published
on Tuesday announcing it. The ordinance express
ed the very great regret' of the King at the resg
nation; but II retained the services OF the old Mar
shal as President OF the Council General Saint
You has been appointed his successor in the Minis
try OF War. General Schramin, and other generals,
have been talked of, but various causedthem
all to be set aside, and Saint You chosen. He is
not much known; but is not bad soldier, Che wasa
colonel at Wateroo), nor is he without adminlstra
tive talents; and he has had considerable cxperence
OF business in an emrent post IN the War De-
partment He will do very well in the sltua-
ton until Marshal Bugeaud shall think the pear
ripe enough to be gathered for himself. Mar
shal Soult, as Intimated, retains the Presidency
of the Council, which is the same as the Prime
Minister IN your country; but he will not take a
more active part in the ministry than he has been
accustomed to do. Guizot, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, has always been the virtual chief Of the
Cabinet, and, under LOUIS Philippe, welded all the
power OF the Government. He will, Of course, con-
tinue to do 10.