The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11 00:00:00

FOREIGN NEWS

at Dunkirk, to make a tour of the south shore of Lake
I Erie.

• A screw propeller, called the Princeton, had been
FRANCE. launched at New York. She is stoutly built, of exceed-
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. ingly fine mode), and is said to be the sharpest vessel in
The period of the prorogation having expired on Tues-
the United States navy. Her frame is composed through-
ofday last, the National Assembly met, under the presidency
out of live oak.
M. Dupin.
The attendance of representatives was numerous, and The clipper ship Hurricane, the sharpest chppethe Assembly offered an animated aspect, from the num-
ever built in New York, had been launched.
ber of groups dispersed through the hall. tended for the California trade.
M. de Thorigny, Minister of the Interior, ascended the It was in contemplation to establish a line of steam-
tribune, and read the Message of the President of the ships between Mobile and Chagres.
Republic. It oceepied an hnur and a-half in reading. President Fillmore had issued a proclamation against
It entered into detail on the various branches of the the fitting cut, in the United States, of invading expe-
Administration, and showed how much progress had been ditions, more especially as regarded Mexico. It was said
made since the last Message. It announced the firm de- that a commissioner had been appointed to China.
termination on the part of the President to combat, by A meeting on behalf of the pardon and release of Smith
every means in his power, the vast conspiracy in progress O'Brien, and the other Irish rebels, had been held at
of organization in France and throughout Europe. It re- Boston, at which it was agreed to petition President
commended to the Assembly to relieve the suff,:rings of Fillmore to use his influence for the purpose.
the old remnants of the armies of the Republic aad Em- Bermuda advices state that unfavourable weather had
pire, and proceeded to lay before the Assembly a statement been experienced.
of all that had been done by the Government since his Advices from Honduras mention a report that the Yu-
last Message. The finances were in as favourable a con- 1 catans had forcibly taken possession of Ambergris Island,
dition as circumstances permitted, and the deficit would I led down the British fin.

She is in-

and had hau
Advices from Port

not exceed the I
for the cemplo

VISIOII9

Aproject of law

of October Ist state that

shortly be
pays a higt
and of the

suddenly for Gonaives, to meet the Emperor,
who was there with a large military force, on his return
from an unsuccessful hunt for Prince Bobo. The consuls
were attended by a fleet of two British war steamers and a
French brig, and their purpose was to force the Emperor
to make peace with the Dominicans, giving him forty-

UII LUC LI
left rath

t to the hberaliti of Prince

~ who

i given so cordial and

hospitable a

aptiOn to French viitors and manufac-
ale the domestic situation was of late

greatly improv
dent's, respects

France had offer,
to Spain for the d

the co-operation of their naval forces
lefence of Cuba. The Message subse-
the abrogation of the electoral law of the

the affair

uld he quietly settled.
The'revolution in Northern Mexico was progressing.
rera Cruz, to the 9th ult., state that the
d not been formed. Accounts of the revo-
irthern provinces had reached the capital,
isre at once issued to have 10,000 men
nter, and place themselves under command
lajos, who had gained some advantage over
overnor of Tamaulipas, who assumed the
revolutionists.

quently refers t
31st of May, lE

Advices from

President bad alread

garded as a

always consid

e, and of which he had
1 the repeal. That

lution in the n

and orders vc
marched instc

law had reduc(
to 7,000,000.
of Public safe

froai 10,000,000

lament it was voted a law
embly had been perfectly
had produced effects edit-
its promulgation, and its
Mats of their only draveau
President then disclaimed

of General Ava

Canales, the g
leadership of tit

justified in

trary to those
repeal would d(
and their last a

NEW YORK M
:ics and State

welfare of the
ted the necessi
from
.a Ministr

)biect ;

,een of separating

fideuce and

but th

hment of universal

ge on its I:

3ls; means of arr
ind at the legal

ing at the revis
peaceable sou

ties, and it was for

o the wisdom of t

The first part

ened to in si

Th;annOu'n,

ise col

piracy organizing

Society,

almost imm

s an the Lett, which
The interrut

rt, relative to the abroga-
he 31st of May, 1850, and

tion of
they an

the Assembly

le tranqui

e President ar

Assemb

public finds, it indi-

ais Napoleon and the

e Jardin d'lliver

The next day it

II many of the rare

y, of th

Ottoman Go

on the

oken to the