Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
TrTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Steamship Caledonia, Gap. GleIaad arriv.
cd y. boston on the lg,h November, from Liver.
posi which port she left on tho III, aitimo.
The cotton market at Liverpool, has bscome
mere brick and ready sales bad hesn nbadc ~ IN
advance on previous prices.
Tho packet ship South America, from New
York for Liverpool. was fted upon on the ID uit'
jus. " ahe was entering the Channel. BY on En-.
.lish yacht foll ef men. The yaeht proved 10 BE-
{ revenue cruiser. and the conduct of her officer
il eon.pand,i h severely csnsared by the Liverpool
papers.
Nothing further Is said in relation to The Chi
ates atJair.
a terrible collision took place on tho night Of
the 25ih October between ths Britannia ard Phe.
nix. two steamships which ply between London
& IIasrp. They mo, q. rsa. nearly oil Dansen.
eas point, IN tho night. The Britannia struck the
Phenis JUS, before the paddle boz, the weakest
point Of a steam vessel, cutting her down 70 The
waters edge. She Immediately bessn 10 hp. ani
sooo sunk. The passengers ard crew were taken
on board The Bri,tanis.
II IL said thai Ireland was never more Tranquil
shsn At the present moment. People 90 70 zee
the Aglia,or through curiosity. tbs sane ~ they
would crowd to SEQ punchiaello or any other
novelty.
taroarASr rgoM Fa4scE-Di Dissolution efMe
ministry Tho mos. impnftan. intelligence ny
the Catalonia. /. The dissolution Of The French
Ministry. M Theirs and bis coIlraguss,p and Tho o..
ganixn.ion ola new one. The cauac OF this ap.
pcsts 10 ba, the exceptions taken by the King 10
The draft u tbs Royal speech 10, tho opening u
ile session Of the Climbers. which was about 10
take place. Tho objectionable part was tho an
nouncement Of tic imnrdiate levy Of 1901 00
more troops. The King was aserse to The pro.
posed increase. aud ihereupen tho Ministers ten.
lsrei ,hsir resisnn.ions, which were accepted. A
new Ministry was organized, and announced In
the rati. Moei,eur Of tbs 3o,h. Ms follows.
Marshall Soalt, President Of the Council aud
Minister Of War; NJ. Guixot. Foreign Affairs NJ.
Dneha.sl, Interior; NJ. Human. Finance; N VII.
lemsn, Public Instruction. NJ. MARTINI du Nord)
Justice; Admiral Duprrre. Marine: N Cunin,
(G'idaine) Commerce, M Testo, Public Work.
This ncw Ministers took the oa'hs Of office In
presence Of the King, on the goth. They appear
no. to be popular with the Paris press,
The English and Freneh pnpers give rumors Of
the probable abaication 81 Louis phiIiippe-no.
on aecoun, of any political difficulties, bu. in con.
sequence Of Q domestic calamity. The Queen
has Iabofed under great mental excitement since
The last atlcmp. 10 assassina.e her husband.
The friends Of VI Theirs and the oppose,s Of the
new ministry, intended Immediately 10 propose
The ex.premie, for the presidency Of the Depu.
ties.
The trial Of Dstinns, the ~assassin was 10 take
place on the 18th November.
Npohon's Remoias.-Four hundred women
were occupied nj Paris, IN making thu haaglogs
ara to sdotn the church Of the Invalid. for
tho funeral ceremony on the translation Of tho res
Of Napoleon.
A Paris psper say. tina. rs 900 muskets with
percussion locks had been ordered by the govern
mcnt q the mandatory Of 81 Etienne. and ob.
ser,e, ihst this IL tho largest order Of tho kind
which ssbeen given since tho wars Of tho revo.
luton.
S~rAlv.-The Queen regent Of Spain, had re-
,igned 10 ronsequenc ofthe nomination OF Espaf.
~ co-tegent, and was in France. The young
Qucca and her sister. the i~nfan,a, entered Madrid
E.pastero on tho 2sth October. Her juve.
majesty was received with reclamation by the
people aud national guard. There were serious dis.
zen sionk among the Couacit Of regency. Espar.
ZERO 10 no doub, aiming Of supreme power.
MEnEMET ALI.
There scoms to DO but very little prospect, Of war
II present. Mohemet Ais Affairs ore in o dcspc-
'a,c condition. The Anglo, Turkish forces have
occupied Beyfou. and arc certifying seyde. The
against the government Of Mehemet
Ais. is progressing 10 the mountains. The
Eni, Bechir has abandpned bis cause, and left
seydc in the British government steamer Cyclops
Is members Of his family and lis persons
his suite, y ith whom he was proceeding to Eng
and. VIVA, n a. tho nature IL his mission, 10 not
mentioned.
The French are beginning to be unduceived with
egard TO the power and resources Of the Egyp-
ion tyran,, and will now abandon an ally too
weak 10 render them any assistance in return -
London Times says Ar the first touch ofihs
British power, the Vicrroy's Syrian dominion has
like the evanesccn, strength Of other
Tashas less known 10 history, and in
he first hour Of trial, Mehenet Ali has learned
hat to obtain the resl support Of Farce he must
how himself strong enough TO demand and repay
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