The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-30 00:00:00

'G, SEPTEMBER 30, 1852.

It *Kb piessere,
a friend when election
pleaded, the 13k-
ilinlinkee

but in the pretense of the candidature of
election to the presidency I have often ep-
ees Climber will comprehend my MAIM= for do-
., rile bons... I must, therefore, beg the Chamber to
proofed to • rend eleetion. (Loud applause.)
M. Motimtnatie I demand the adjournment of the
sitting until tern-new.
N. FILE DS 1113110 DR—I •m of AU entirely zaaltis
opinion. We 'append in electing M. Delehave the
would accept, otherwise we should nut have nominated him.
Now we are in • difficulty. (Loud laughter.) It is
evident we must have time to come to some understanding.
(Renewed laughter, in which the voice of the orator was
drowned.)
N. )(Amides— I demand that the rule be observed;
we know nothing here of mere exigencies of party warfare.
The Chamber then proceeded to • seeomd vote, when
M. Dclehaye obtained 48 and M. Verbenas 60 votes.
U. VIIIMARGEN—It was much to my regret that I heard
the minister make the existence of his cabinet contingent
spars my election, but as he has done so, end es I conceive
I this vote to be one of principles, I am compelled to decline
the office. (Braves )
The Chamber then broke up In great confusion.

RESIGNATION OF THE BELGIAN
MINISTRY.
(.T 'LEE:TitIe TILEOI►PR.)

BRUSSELS, WIDMVIDAT.
The Ministers have sent their resignation to the
King. _ . _

The Clambers are adjournei to the 26th October.

The brigades of M. Bonaparte and the Pope appear
thus to have clutched the victory which for the last
six months they have barn unseariedly pursuing. In
the circumstances under which the cabinet of King
Leopold met the Deputies only a decided support from
a working majority of the chamber could enable them
to maintain their position near the King. The most
prominent features of recent Belgian politics have
been the successive summonses of Louis Napo.
leen to the cabinet of Brussels, now de-
manding a government prosecution of • news-
paper, and now a surrender of some national
interest, at one Ilene degrading the government in the
moral estimation of the people, at another arousing
against it the alarms of classes of producers. But
against mere external aggressions the cabinet might
have stood firm. The clerical party in Belgium
which, since 1847, has mourned power curtailed and
activity controlled, has not ceased to undermine the
morel influence of the government, and by acts like
those with which Irish contemporary history has
made Englishmen familiar, has persuaded a large
portion of the Belgian nation that the government is
the enemy of God and the church, and has made
support of opposition candidates at elections a condi-
tion of salvation. Weakened at the June electirms,
the liberal ministry resigned, but consented to resume
office provisionally until the meeting of parliament.
Since then the pressure exercised by M. Bonaparte,
instead of rousing the patriotism of the clerical party
to maintain the honour of the country, has only en-
couraged it to new exertions.
In the re-organisation of the Belgian cabinet, now
probably for a time definitive, we see only the first
symptoms of reaction in whet was but yesterday the
most promising constitutional state in Europe.

ITALY.
PAItMA.

The official Gazette of Parma contains a decree ap•
pointing Baron Wnrd envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary at the court of Rome, with
the object of drawing closer the relations happily
existing at present between the two states. fhc
nomination of Baron Ward is also said by the gov-
ernment organ to be intended as a mark of his
sovereign's satisfaction with his public services.

master, on the Rabbit Island, sear Toned's, bee reached
this ; crew saved. She was on her passage to the Danube,
with a carp of 'mineral salt from thrgenti.
A private letter of the 16th ees that the lava
of Etna has taken another di, ection, and is fast approaching
Milo, the inhabitants of which, to save the wool are cut-
Cog down their chestnut trees, and, of course, emptying
their houses.
A routing vessel, the Mongibello, when lying at anchor
neer Catania, has been covered with sal ammonia, the issue
from the mountains. A specimen has bees sent to this
island, and his been pronoemed of the eery best quality.
The mountain scut it Lath in vast clouds.