True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10
pred that Lord 'rougham will be taken into the Cab

met.
When the Niarchioness of Normandy rendered her
signation her Majesty declined ertit and ohssr-
ved II have deferred, and always willing To DEFER
10 The wishes of the People, butI will not give every
thing to party nor be the slave Of Faction
Among the passengers in the Great Western we no.
nee John Van Buren, Esq son of the President O. me
Us: gorge Parish, Esq, and Maj Denny. If the
British Army, bearer Of dispatches.
Fourteen fifteen vessels were lost in the ice, near
Donlessness, the 25,h April. The crews Of ten Of
them we're saved the others persisted.
The ministerial changes were followed in various
parts of the kingdom by tumul,s aud riots, in some in
stances attended with boodslled. In Birmingham and
Manchester things assumeda very threatening appear
ancc and was reported that serious riots had broken
These reports happily proved incorrect as to the two
great towns but at the poeries there violent COM
motions, lasting three or days,and compelling resort
many were called out and finally succeeded in reprss-
sing the rioers but not until they had been obliged to
FIRE upon them several times, wounding number Of
PERSONS
Eighteen Of the rioters were taken and conveyed to
place of safety. One letter gays that the troops
hiring at intervals, nearly the whole night.
Considerable numbers OF the agitat"rs had been ar
rested at London and in other pluces-mosty leaders,
Among the Arrests we notice that Of one Vincent who
mas taken very active part in toentng the disturbances
at various places
In London on the night Of the 10TH thirteen Of the
| chartsts arrested after resistance. They
were in conclave-six 81 them were armed with tormida-
| able pixies.
bean sent oftrom he tower, for the use Of The military
various parts where the Chartsts had assembled in
large Enthusiastically in Somerse,sfire Yorkshire,
Statfordshlre and Wales.
The London Courier states that in the riot at Lane
End (he po,teres three of the rioters were killed and
forty wounded.
In France, the Instruction of aris seems to have
been oflitte vigor, and to have been inn
mediatcly que'lel-hough with great loss of lte-by
the troops and National guards The pl,t was got up
by the Soce'e des Families, continuation or ofshoot
| n ~ "a Uni lin Whtllpr
not, Government has received Information that N vi
l!anqui, Laminoussens, Martin, Bernard and Barnes
tons which took the field The last mentioned irdivd
ual made prisoner while lying dangerously woun.
ded behind barricade and conveyed to the hospital
St. Louis, whence he will il his state permit, be re'
moved to the COnCiergerie.
| The particulars OF the revolt may he thus briefly
stated: On Sunday afternoon, 12th, about men, IN
snock trucks and leather caps, broke into iepagess
gun shop, where they obtained about $50 towling pie
ces. Separating into detachments, they forced INC
military posts Of the nalais de Justice the Hotel de
Vile, and the Plare du Chat"le'. Thence they pro-
ceeed to the Police DEPARTMENT. where it seems, IN
tegence had been received Of the Intended outbreak
md preparations were made for defense The 'nsur'
gen,s o heir appearance, wsre fired upon, and they
immediately retreat-d upon the Hotel de VIlle still!
held by their comrades. Barbados of omnibusses and
benches hastily raised in the Place de Grove
from behind which, when the troops arrived, vigorous
military. The fidelity, however, of the troops and
guards and the want Of all support from the populace
di concerted the tevoters-ntter rerentlg IRON street
street, and barrier to barrier they were dispersed with
much loss.
Some leSu tory ourages occurred next day in the
streets, bu upon the WHOLE the matter seems to have
been Of nohhsm. without any revolutionar,
purpose connection. The immediate result however
the fnrna ion of Cabinet in Fraoce On tn. mex
day, the 18th the Ministry was formed and announced
in the Monteur 5 fellows:
Marshal soult-Presdcnt of the Council and Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs
NJ. Observation-Disclosures of the Interior.
NJ. Cunin Observation-Disclosures of Commerce.
Lieut.. Gen. Schneider-Mins,er of war.
NJ ViIltnaine, Peer of France-NIiListcr of Public
lnstrlt ton.
NJ Teste-Nlinster Of Justice.
NJ. Passy-N1inisrer.
N. Dulare-slinster Of Public Works.
The following appointments in the French M,n!stf
in addition TO those forming the Cabinet proper, AM
mentioned abuve-had been made:
By other ordinances the Duke de Nlontobeo, lat
Minister Tor Foreign Affairs, is named Ambassador t
Naples NJ Grod (de An) late Minister of Justice
resumes his former post in the Council Of State Gen
Cuberes, late Minister Of returns to the situation
he lately held in the War department. NJ Tupinie'
late Minister Of Maine, resumes his post as Director
the Posts and Minister of the Council of Admiralty
NJ. Gauthier, late Minister Of Finance, is onca Nor
the Depaty Governor of the Bank Of France:
The dis'urbe! state ofgubliG affairs in Europe, tn
price Of cotton the stagnation in the demand for manu-
featured goods, and the mischevous spirit of the Chart
lists, in England combine to render the commercia
news by the Great Western rather gloomy.
The new ministry, with Marshal Soult at the hea6
will no doubt be strong and popular. NJ. Theirs is lei
out, and his friends will endeavor to elect him Presde
ofthe Chamber. Perhaps NJ. Dupin may be the cand
date Of the Conservative party. We think the govern
ment of Louis Philippe stronger than Parir
perfectly tranquil and cannot learn that single r.
spectacle person concerned in the late revol
When the dsorganizers found that the pupils of tn
Ecoe Poyechnique would not assist them, but on tn
contrary fired and killed two three of their part
they DISPERSED and have assembled. The Natonu
Guards and troops ofthe tine to man, showed firm
vigorous and friendly disposition to the government
The King, accompanied Ivy his five sons, reviewed tn
troops the 18th.
The Duke Of Bassano died at Paris on the 18th {
May.
Cabrera was again mater of Madrid roud and fol
mails from that capital were due at Bayonne, I'll
! 18th of NAV.
. On the 9th, Gen. Espartero, who had taken entl
possession of Raales, announced that lie would a,tac
Guardamno on the 10th.