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LONDON. MONDAY. JANUARY 22.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

THE LATE DANISH MINISTRY.

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IPIINHAGEN, L 1.21.

The motion fee the impeachment of the late ministry
has bee. rejected in the Volksthing, by 63 votes
against 32. The budget pawed the second reading
yesterday.
It is repeated that Hen Von &heel undertakes
definitively the ministry of foreign affairs.

(IT SOKILAIWIN &SID =TISK

TURIN, SATII&DAY.

Her Majesty the Queen Consort of Sardinia died
this afternoon, kt one o'clock, of paerperal fever.•—•
Deily News.

VABNA, Us. 15.
The embarkation of the Ottoman troops continues.
Several battalions of Egyptian Infantry will leave
to-morrow.—Doily News.

The Patric uys, the pimp of the Danube,
effected some days since by the Muslim, has given
ries to a demand for explanations from Prince Ciort-
ohakoit on the part of the Austrian government ;
and that at the NM time orders have been sent to
Count Comaini to prevent the Russians from re-
commencing a campaign upon the Danube.
A despatch in the Patrie, headed "The Danube,"
and dated Hamenicez, Jan. 13, says :—" The staff of
the let Russian corps dames is at Molten.
Badetaky's regiment of Human hu left for the
Crinteso—Daily Ram .

Accounts from Berlin state that the Austrian
Cabinet, on the 6th and 10th instant, addressed two
notes to the German governments, informing them
of the discussions which had taken piece in the Con-
ferences of Vienna.—Daily News.

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The chief political news to-day is that Prussia,
who, notwithstanding her refusal to join the Austrian
Alliance with the Western Powers, pretended to
have a right, u a great European power, to partici-
pate in any conference having for its object to modify
treaties to which she was a party, has made a protest
against the validity of any resolutions which may be
come to by the new conference about to be opened at
Vienna. The answer to this protest will, in all pro-
bability, be given by a French army on the Rhine
before three months are over. The news from Car-
away affords small prognostics of pesos. According
to the Weimar Gessetie, Count Nesselrode only autho-
rised Prince Clortchakoff to accept the four points in
the sense attributed to them by the Russian Cabinet,
and with way important modifications, especially
with regard to the third point, relative to the revision
of the treaty of 1841. Both the Prow and the
Pistrie of this evening sum up the latest news as being
to the effect that the Emperor of Russia is in no dis-
position to make serious coneessioaa

BERLIN. 8•1171DLT.

It is mated that in a new note, dated January 14,
accompanied by s siantar, Matra renews ha pro-
position relative to the mobilisation of the Passim
and Federal army. Thin question will now be sub-
mitted to the Frankfort Dist.

VIENNA, BartriDLY.

Baran de Holler, Marian ambassador at Hanover,
is now ransomed to be the new Intarnundo at Con-
ebuitinople.

MADRID, .ILx. 18.

The Carta to-day voted, b 7 a lane majority, the
Ministerial Bill, fixing at 25,000 the number of
soldiers to be called oat this year. The Government
lid attacked great importance to this measure, and •
Admit had been •pprshended.—Day News.

THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.

A biographic despatch in a second edition of the
Nam annotuesse the arrival at Southampton of the
l'eninoular and Oriental Company's steam 'kip
Wm, with the heavy portion of the above made.

• The illustrious deemed, the mead Qum of Seidl*ls
tie bee died wields s festal/the, wee a daughter el the late
Areldalue Reber of Austria. Her MOIR, wee hers la
1532 sad issue, besides the latest Jut berm, Au Andres,
the eldest of whoa wee bent la 180. Lettere Ina Tula,
et the 18th, undue& that the death of the late Quwa
Dowager bed had aidt ea satereirable offset upea the
heath of the Qua Osumi that serious apprebealkaa
Were witertalud es to ter neevery. She resolved the
Ilawsaleat ea the 18th.

.011a1 Boitmo.—According to as casiol Ntsl
kaa 02 Woods was steer killed se onsets&
OMNI ISM DlNlenteT.

MUMMA or Tulin AND Giumat.—A letter
fries Visas% 14th, is You's Owns of Bulls, mays " •
rem' arrived yesterday froze M. do Brusly item Oessiss-
do*, tits .saute of which erased mesh satieelies, se
it shaerst that the Porto wee disposed to follow the ems&
otairtria with maid to the sr establiehmest of he former
rebleati with the klaidos of Chutes, sad that it would
tempt thr treaty of scsaseres draws oat by R. Matra ,
'Mato."

fresAm, has negilested to attend as it tight tip 44
resign relations and the military power of lawny
tiost, and must now offer in consequence ?
• In fact, the public has been attending to a great
many other things of far less importanse. It has
given itself too mach up to sectarian and religuina
disputes. It has allowed and encouraged cer.
Lain claws to interfere a great deal too
much with other classes. It ;has attempted
to hasten moral changes that can only
come to pass with time. It has obviously neg-
lected the things it ought to have dons, thiap
necessary for its safety, its peace, and its glory;
and it has done the things it ought not to have done.
There is no want of will in the public, but it ha,
been diverted from the causes of national welfare or
national damage to frivolous and unworthy objects.
Session after session, and year after year, has the
time of the Parliament, and with that the time of the
public and: the wealth of the nation, been wasted on
petty, paltry schemes that have no national
object—that only serve the purposes of an
army of jobbers, and are utterly fruitless of
good. If we are to remain free, and if the
public is to retain its power over the management
of national affairs, it must apply itself more dili-
gently and more skilfully to the task. It must either
submit passively to an oligarchy, or it must make the
public reason the all-searching and all-ruling power.
We are for the latter as the wise and safe, and, in-
deed, only course, and consistently with it we must
at once require the Parliament, now that it is about
Ito meet, to lay aside all frivolous things and have the
whole military power re-organised, strictly with a
view to the public welfare, and no longer exclusively
to enrich and flatter a class.—Doily News.

the En. 'lazy esymeur„Eir !ogee apd
_lady erabam,
Sir George Conger, and Major-General Wetherell.
Her Majesty's Private Band attended after dinner.
The Queen, with the Princess Royal, walked in the Castle
girds*. and 810p114 this morning.
The Earl of Clarendon introduced the fiazon Minister
Mount Ifitstimm) to an audience of her Majesty last
evening.
Iced fivers and Mr. Granby Gore were in attendance as
Lord end Groom in Waiting.
The Sason Minister, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of
Clarendon, Sir Janne and Lady Graham, and Major-Gene-
ral Wetherell, took their departure this forenoon for
London.

JAN. 21.

The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess of
Kent, Lady Fenny Howard, Baroness de Speth, and Sir
James Clara.

Her Majesty's Private Band attended after dinner.
The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Princess
Royal, and Prince Alfred, the Ladies mad Gentlemen of the
Court, and the domestic household, attended Divine fier.
vice this morning in the Private Chapel of the Castle. The
Hon. and Very Hey. the Dean of Windsor officiated.

A Cabinet Council wu held on Saturday after-
noon at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The
ministers present were the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of
Lansdowne, the Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Claren-
don, Sir George Grey, the Duke of Newcastle, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir JIMC4I Graham,
Sir Charles Wood, Earl Granville, the Right Hon.
Sidney Herbert, and Sir William Molesworth. The
Council sat three hours and a quarter.

Lord :ohs Rowell, Lord President of the Council, will
give a dinner on Saturday neat, the 27th inst., at his resi-
dence in Cbesham-place, to the cabinet moisten and the
great officers of state of the Queen's household for the pur-
pose of settling the roll of sheriffs for England and Wales
for the present year. _ _

Tne Menialsof Lowdown* arrived in town on Saturday
morning from his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts.

GOVERNMENT APPOINTMIXTIL—The Queen ban
appointed George Mon, Esq., Advocate, to the office of
Sheriff of the county of Ross, vacant on the promotion
of T. Mackenzie, Esq., to be her Majesty's Solicitor. Ge-
neral for Scotland.—The Quoin has appointed the Be,.
John A. Macrae to the parish and church of Trumisgarry,
in the Wand of North Cist, in the presbytery of Skye,
vacant by the translation of the Rev. Donald Macdonald
to the parish of Alvie.—Alexander Ferguson, Esq., has
been appointed to the office of Justice of Peace Clerk
in the county of Wigton's, vacant by the death of John
Black, Esq.—Observer.
THE Fonmos-ovrica.—The Earl of Clarendon hu

retaruedu;

frOm the Grove, near Wat-

ford, liens, for the season. A Queen's messenger was de-
spatched on Frid►y night, with advices for his Excellency
Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe, at Constantinople, and for
Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, at the Crimes. The messenger
who arrived the same day from the Bast did not bring any
despatches from Lord Raglan, but merely from the British
embassy at the Turkish capital, and for the Beeretary-at-
War and the Fint Lord of the Admiralty.

Lord Joln Russell left town on Saturday evening
for Pembroke-lodge, Richmond-park. The noble lord souses
to town for the meson today.
Viscount Palmerston continues at Broadlands, near
Roomy, Hants, and was absent from the Cabinet Councils
on Saturday and the previous day. The noble viscount and
viscountess are expected to arrive to-day at their residence
in Piccadilly, from their country seat, Where they bath been
entertaining a succession of visitors during the last three
weeks.

The Right Ron. Sir Charles Wood and the Right
Ron. Sidney Herbert have arrived to town for the season.

The Right Ron. the Speaker of the House of Com-
mas will arrive is tows to-day, from Hampshire, for
the re-assembling of parliament. The right hon. gentle-
man will oommenos his parliamentary banquets on Saturday
week.

The Right Hon. M. T. Baines, M.P., arrived in town
lon Saturday, trout Yorkshire. _ - -

Viation' it Canning,
in tows for the season.

has arrived

The Lord Chancellor hen presented the Rev. Gil-
bert Harries to the living of Llandevailog-Vach, is the
'aunty of Brecon and diocese of St. David's ; the Rev.
Godfrey Alexander to the vicarage of Woodford, in the
county of Northampten and diocese of Peterborough ; the
Rev. John Best to the vicarage of Birk-Oswald, in the
minty of Cumberlead and diocese of Carlisle ; the Rev. C.
Porter, to the vicarage of Raunds, in the county of North-
ampton and diocese of Peterborough ; and the Rev. Percy
Smith to the vicarage of Orbit**, in the county of York
and diocese of Ripon.—Obesrver.

The pay of the third-class constables of the
Metropolitan police is ordered to be rased 2s. a week ; and
Lord Palmerston has Siren directions for a new osmium-
meet of night duty, by which the inborn.' of the force will
not be so seven as now.

At the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society
this evening, the papers to be read are: 1 Geographical
Notes taken during a Journey performed in Persia, by
Keith E. Abbott, ha Majesty's Coasal at Tehran. Com-
municated by the Bul of Clarendon. Second series.
2. Proposed Expedition to the Somali Country, by Lieut.
P. Burton.

Baron Forth-Rouen, the French minister at
Athens, was on the 10th preps:in to quit Greece. He
had an audienes of their Hellenic Majesties to take leave en
the 9th, and on the 10th was invited to dine at the pekoe.
M. Delft's, the list seorstary of legation, will set as ehargd
d'affaires until his seesaw arrives.

The funeral of the Queen Dowager of Sardinia
was celebrated on the 16th, at Turin, with great pomp.
The streets were crowded, and the windows hang with
mourning drapery. The ooart has gone into mourning for
180 days.
The Princess Paskiewitch, who lin been travelling
In Germany, arrived at Berlin on the 16th, where she re-
mains for • few days, and this proceeds to Warsaw.

The Univers jives the Latin text and a translation
of the apostolic' letter of the Pope relative to the definition
of the Immaculate Coneeption. The whole takes up up-
wards of eleven columns of the journal.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Lis. 20.—APPOINTIONTIL—B000nd
Muter, 0. F. Clementeon (1863) to the Ajax, 60, screw
emainship, of 460. horse power, at Eipithead ; and J. Jones
(1863), WON Nankin, 60, at Chatham.

Colonel James Robertson Cranford, of the Grena-
dier Guards, is appointed to seemed the late General Da
Plat as military oommissioner for Gnat Britain to the head-
quarters of the Austrian army, and will have the brevet
rank of major-general whilst so employed.

Brevet-kajor the Hon. W. Boyle, 2let Fusiliers,
aide-do-sae* to Sir De Lao' Evans; Captain J. A. Co-
non', of the 49th, whoa' gallant modest at the attack on
Balaklava will be no:Caned; and Captain Maxie, of the
21st Fusiliers, aide-d•-eamp to the Earl of Cardigan, have
been appointed captains in the Coldstream' Guards.
_ . . . . . .

Two_ captains of Militia have been appointed to
sonanissicas in the Guards, without parttime. One of
them, Captain Adair, of the Ist Somerset Militia, hes
brought with him a number of volunteers, to oath of whom
he ghee 101. eat of his own puree.
The following officers whose regiments are now
solving In the Crimea have retired from the service :
Captain Von Strang, 6th Dragoons ; Captain Balguy, 4th
Foot; Captain Anstoy, 20th; and Lieut.-Colonel Bld, of
the 90th.

The Muted Service Gazette announces the ap-
praechhsg issue of a new werrast, which escorts to ser-
pents who hay, enlisted sines the let March, 18.13, the
addition to their pay, when promoted to that rank, of what-
ever extra pay they were drawing as corporal, as " good-
conduct pay," sad that their Pension on discharge will be
augmented in like manner.
The Secretat7♦t-War his approved of one shilling
1 par day being allowed to staff cases for each soldier
servant.

DUBLIN, JAx. 20.
It is stated that the Northampton Militia, under
the eassasad of Liestsaant-Colossl Lord Burghley, is

Y to premed to the Mediterranean for duty, h plies of
some of the regiments et the Use recently pushed ea to the
Orissa. The men have bees Mowed three days to somida
whether trip will goer remake.
The Kildare Militia have been 'hasped from a Light la.
hefty regiment to that of a corps of Rifles, and are now
embodying as fast as they ma presage remelts.

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