FOREIGN.

From the Y. Y. Journal ofCommerce.
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 Reorganization of the French Ministry. By the following extract of letter from an unquestionabe source, we have the details of the reorganization of the French Cabin ct. There can be DO reasonable doubt now fhat the indemnity bill will pass with out delay. This letter is some hours later than the accounts received by the way of England, which announced the fact merely of the reconstruction of the ministry.

 PARIS, March 12, 1885. ''The Ministry remain as they were, with the change of Nj. De Rigny being transferred tte tic War Department and M. De Broglie appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Council. This arrangement Is favourable to the American question, and the report of the Committee will be made in few days.''

 Another letter states that the report of the Committee would be made on the 22d or 23d of March, and adds, .sNo doubt whatever of it's passage"