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mail. New York papers containing The
intelligence received by the Orpheus.
Capt. Bursely, which We noticed yes
ierday as having been telegraphed at
New York ON Tuesday.
ne dates from Paris arc 10 the 18th
Oh Nay, We, they do not contain any
additional information III reference Ia
the indemnity. We conclude. there.
lore that the Chamber Of Peers had not
at that date acted on the bill wL;,h
passed The Chamber of Deputies
Mr.. Liyin gston and family u v,ll
be seen, were a. Plymouth, England
the higate Constitution having pu, in
there IN consequence Of head winds
The fiigate fired royal salute. which
was answered by the San Josef guard.
ship, Captain Falcon, c. b. the CON-
msnder, having previously gone along
side the Constitution. A royal salute
was also fired from the batteries of the
citadel in compliment, TO the American
ambassador.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament resumed business on the
18th, but nothing OF consequence had
been done. All the ministers had no,
yet taken their places. and would not
At was supposed till the Goth.
The West riding district of York
shire, had returned Lord Morpeth by a
majority Of upwards Of 1000.
SIR John Brynze, the member for
Poole, has been created a Peer, with
the title Of Baron Stafford. Lord Pal
merston, the foreign Secretary is can
didate for the vacancy from Poole.
The member from Strand has accent
cd the Chi!tern Hundreds to make room
for LORD J. Russell.
The Melbourn ministry have had,
so far, great difficulties to contend with.
and do not appear TO have much conf
dence IN their strength. Their ability
10 carry on the government must be
regardedss very problematical, consid-
ering that in the House Of Commons
they have only majority Of from 10
TO I'D IN body composed Of between
six and seven hundred members. The
conservative party seem to be verv con-
hdent OF their strength, and we should
not be surprised il on some important
question they would out vote the min
isters.
IL IS given us an instance Of the
weakness Of the ministry, that before
Lord John Russell's defeat in Southde-
Won. they had been driven to bring in
nine Of their members upon Scotch boz
roughs, and that now Lord John him
self has been obliged to resort to a boz
rough TO obtain a seat in the House of
Commons.
Mr.. OConnell has publicly announc-
ed his determination TO support the
present administration.
Lord Stanhope, the patron of Gas.
par Hauser, is at Berlin.
Lord Brougham has taken great Of
fence at the appointment of Lord Den
ham as the speaker of the House of
Lords. He is represented to be per-
iectly savage at the neglect of his ia
tents manifested blythe Premier, declar-
ing openly experiment is now for
the hrSt time about to be tried in this
country how long Government can
stand which is based on the principle
ol not including one man of talent"
Piymouth.-The late ambassador
from the United States to France (Nrr.
Livingston) is sojourning for a few
days with his family at Windows hotel,
IN this borough.-llis excellency ar
rived here yesterday. in the Consiitu-
ton American frigate, 80 guns, 4fiO
men, Captain Elliott, bound to the U.
States from Hayre. The Constitution
had been OF por in heavy weather and
fog for several days before she bore up.
The ladies Of Mr.. Livingston's family
have suffered much from sea sickness.
and the hon. gentleman himself does
not appear in good health. The wind
continues contrary; and II is TO be
hoped that ere it prove favorable for the
Constitution to proceed, himself and
companions will have received the adj
vantage OF repoSe and change of air.
Times May ~.
FRANCE.
Pans adyiceS are to the 18th ofMay.
inclusive. The papers are yet almost
entirely engfossed by the State Trials.
10 which an additional interest had
been gwen by new persecution Of the
Press, entered upon by the Chamber
'i peers through a deceased member
81 II. The Tribune. il seems. was
.eized on Sunday the 9th Of Nav. for
he l9th tune. for an article aeain~l
he Grand Refersndsry of the House Of
Peers the Duke Decaze. II anpoun.
'es that, ailer being visited. since jan
iary, 1891. with ancs 10 the amount ofl
W, a03f, and is editor with imprsop. |
neni, forming uliogeiher q period oil
orty-nine years. Ne oasfiOnHemsaf has
zen seixed. We succumS." Il ssys
a. The hrave do, with oar looks fixed
ipon The enemy. let not this govern.
bent exult TOO much in our hiI. In
~ revolutionary movements by whieh
- unwiiiingly. canned along. our /
'ii q bot the foreunner q ils own"
PORTUGAL.
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