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NEw-Y oRK, Dec. 2.
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NEw-Y oRK, Dec. 7.

 The De Rham packet ship from iiavre, whence sine sailed on the 9th ult.) was announced this morning, and shortly after l2 o'clock we reeev- ed our papers from her to the 2d uit. from Paris, aud are indebted to the Daily Advertiser for papers to the 4th. Ne translate hastily all we have time or room for.

 The amount of the intelligence is, that q change of Ministry, in fgor of liberal adhesion to the late revolution, has taken place in France. .H. LafHe is at its head. Messrs Guizot and the Baron Louis seem to have been the obnoxious Ministers of the former Cabinet. The list is as as iol!ows:--

 PARIS, Oct. 3.

 A list of the new Ministry was signed by the King at 5 o'clock to Lahttc, Minister of France and President of the Council; Marshal Maison, Minister ot Foreign Affairs; Count Montalieet, Minister of the Interior; Nj. Du. pont fEure, Keeper of Seals; Marshal Gerard Minister of War, M. MeTihou, Minister of F. ub- lie Institutions; M. Sebastiani, Minister of the Marine.

 It is said there will bcno more ministers with cut Portfolios. The most eminent men of the last ministry have been attached to Legitimacy. They contributed to two restorations.

 The new ministry will be afraid of the revo- luton; their feelings go with it. But Marshal Maison and Montalivet are not known as dipo- matists, and there are some doubts of their ta. Tents.

 In the Netherlands, terrible scenes had occurr- Led Antwerp was cannonaded by the Dutch troops, whom the inhabitants had driven into the citadel. The particulars are among our translations. Lon Juan Poa Haiea was under arrest, on suspicion of treasonable correspol- dence with the King of Holland and the Prince | of Orange. This is quite in keeping with the character drawn of him in the last American Quarterly.

 In Engiand, the Parliament met the 2Gth Oc- tobcr. Mr. .Nanncrs Sutfoa was chosen speak CT. Both Mir. Peel and Mr. Brongham compl- mented the House on such choice.

 The speech from the throne would not be de. livered before the 2d November.

 The Prince of Orange left Antwerp before it's capture, to embark for London, having first addressed proclamation to the Bclgians or 25th of October, in which is the following pas