The talk about changes in the French Cabinet continues ;
but the session of the Chambers is drawing to a close ; and the Ministers retain their power, regardless of Parliamentary defeats, with which they have become as familiar as the English W hies. TRIERS and HUMANN have made up a quarrel of long standing. The former left Paris on Thursday for Italy, where he intends to resume his " historical researches.'
The The death of Prince TALLEYRAND, which occurred on the 19th, has afforded ample material for gossip to the journals of Paris. It is said that General SEHASTI A NI will succeed TALLEYR AND as Louis Pnti.te's confidential adviser, and will not return to Eng- land after the Queen's coronation.
The concentration of troops on the Northern frontier of France still continues. It is surmised that these movements have seine connexion with the settlement of the Belgian-Dutch question. King LEOPOLD is willing to sign the Twenty-four Articles, in compliance with the requisition of France and England; but his subjects are exasperated at the idea of having a large sum of money to pay to their old masters; and LEOPOLD, it is rumoured, has no objection to find an excuse for submission in the threaten- ing attitude of France.
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