The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-12
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

BY the ship John Ia, lor, from Liver
pocl, we have received London papers to
Angus, 29ih.
They contain the important news of
the dissolution of The French Ministry on
the 25,h OF August, in Consequence OLA
difference with the King on the question
Ola Spanish Intervention. All the men,
bers retired except one. The Klrg was
opposed 10 in terveniioD, on the ground Of
protest from the Northern Powers.
The Morning Herald of the 3O,h con.
tans copious details of the late occur
rences III Spain, communicated IN letters
from its correspondents. The abstract
given below embraces the principal facts.
After making all due allowance for the
Tory bias OF the Herald, it is plain that
the condition ol the Spanish government
and people is wre,ched IN the extreme.
ST &C the overthrow of the Is,url,z Mini
s,rv, and the accession OF n new one
headed by Cala,rava, which change was
brought abuu; by force OF arms. the mode
rate party, who have hitherto b,r4e the
brunt il the co test against the CarlHS,
appear to be much discouraged, and the
DOM ant parry themselves are far from
beiDg uHitcd III any efficient course OF
measures for the pr )sccutIon of the war.
Meantime the interest ieIi by France AID
L gland il opposing tie Carlis,s hasvcry
much abatcd, us they prefer even des-
potism to anarchy. No additional aid
car be expected from France, while the
present order Of tmrgs continues. AID
without foreiga aid, 1t is extrcmrl doubt
fulwheiher the party il power viii be
able 10 cope with the Ca:lists. whose pros.
poets brighten in proportion as those ot
the government party are obscurcd.-
The squabble which took place among
the military at Madrid on the 18Th August,
as described below alteadcd with the loss
Of several lives, affords an ap'lllus'rsIicn
of tho state Of insecurity which prevails.
Dissolution of The French Ministry.
LONDON, Aug. 20.--We announcedby
an extraordinary express from ParIs, no
Saturday morning, that VI. Theirs with
five of his Ministerial colleagues, had
resigned their places in the Cabinet. on
the ground Of differing from the King
upon the question of Intervention III Spain.
That statement was made expressly upon
the authority OF the Juurnal dc Paris, an
evening paper, which has been hitherto
regarded a, Ill bot an official organ of the
Government. On the following DAY,
(Frida!) however, in consequence "i
some Juggling which had taken place
duriag the Night, the Moniteur, the ayow.
cd organ, published The following bulletin.
which. us may be imag red, produced not
a little surprise Ia PARIS (:
" The President of the Council, Mist
ster of Foreign Afmrs, has to-day ten-
dcred his resg ation to the Kllg."
From winch IL would appear that the
resigIaIloas vere confined 10 u. THEIRS
himself. Upon this topic, wh,ch would
be Lacxhiu-,ibie for surmise, we shall
not at present offer any speculation, parii.
culaiIy as, before gong To press, we NAV
have mpre recent intelllgrDcc. but WIN
extract from oie or two Of the papers all
that could be said
PARIS, Aug. 20, 10 A. M.-The Ma
tioual, quoting from the M'nI'eur tue
resignation Of VI. Theirs, adds (:
"Li the reader compare This with the
note published b. the Ministerial Evening
Journal. and let fim expiain why this
note, Inserted IN paper which has every
character Of an official Journal, does not
agree wi'h the Moadeur
"Haye five Members nut OF SIX who
resigaed yesterday. thought better oi II
during the night = Itwonld not be the
first time that the inaexibiliiy Of MAJ.
s,erial opinion has welded To tho charfns
Of power.