Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-11-19
ARRIVAL GFTHE AMERICA
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Halifax, November 1854 p. M.
The America arrived here this morning
at 81 clock, but in consequence Of the lines
being down between ST. Johns and CalaiG
the transmission Of tie news has been de-
layed during the entire day
FRANcE.-The French Ministry has re-
signed or been dismissed, on account Of its
dsinclination TO sustain the views embod-
led in the Presidents letter in relation to
Rome. Great excitement existed in Paris
but the President is firm, and has written
letter to the Assembly, which the London
Times characterises as impudent
A new Cabinet has been formed, which
wholly represents the views Of the President
and majority of the Assembly.
he Ministry resigned in body on the
oOth ult. 1t seems that the whole Of the
Ministry, with the exception Of Odillon Bar
rot, assembled on the morning of the 30th,
to advise the President respecting the -ap-
pointment OF Of a successor to Falloux,- the
retiring minister.
Louis Napoleon emphaticslly declared
that the Cabinet wanted dignity-an impu-
alton sufficiently annoying to raise the chol-
ter OF less sensitive persopages than those
who formed the executive Of Republican
France. The result was, that the insnls was
too deep to be forgiven. The President add
ed that the Cabinet had been too subservi-
ent TO- the majority Of the Assembly-,has
the Club of the Council State did what HIM
self could not do o-viz: settled the policy Of
the GeseEnment, and actually nominated
the Ministry. This was enongh-a.d m
explosion instantly followed.
In the evening, Dupin read in the Assem-.
bly,, a message from the President, whiehis
very spirited and interesting, for it can
hardly fail TO provoke an angry passion, and
may probably precipitate the coup de main
so long foreshadowed.
The London Times says-@If this Re
clear, definite signi6cafion to the sweeping
measures by which the President of the
French Republic has changed his whole
administration, we must suppose that Louis
Napoleon intended to convey to France and
the world, his intention 10 assume, in his
own person the supreme dietation Of the af-
fairs of the Republic"
"Men are needed" SAYS the President,
Swho are as much filled with the conviction
Of my peculiar responsibility, as their own.
and Of the necessity Of action as well as of .
words.
The Moniteur, Of Thursday, contains a
list Of the new Ministry. Mole, Theirs and
CLangarnier, will support the ministry, but
have too mush prudsnes to ioin il.
The Partisan journals publish the follow
ing telegraphic despatch fran Gen. LaRes-
eier to the Minister of Foreign Affairs:
81 Prtsrsburgh, October S.
Count Ma selrode not6cI yesterday to -,
Otteman Envoy, that the Emperor,
into consideration the letter Of the
con6nsa himself To- tAe demand N
refugees should be expelled fsCm TuH
AUSTRIA AND HUxo.RY-'rhe ff
who were nicknamed rulers in Aus,riI
being satisfied with the hsman seEsu -
they have already shed. still - a.
sanguinary career Hanfaner.
appo5DleG Civil and Milil trayes.
Hungary" AnolheY criss,.h.. no
try is considered to be mevilidow's
A circular from Enssu,h ismphs.
Pesih, m which that patr;&~5e
coun,ry,nen that he has relnohay6n
Of St. Stephen solely for ,heA gid
rendering the coron alton o(a Her
impossible vi
TURKEY Measures hare SeehTs.
the porte for tho location Of the Polish -
Hungarian refugees. Kossv,h aad aihsr.
leaders werc.io remain at Wd,iea ualiL
their removal or Ultimate Liberation. .s,-,
Three hundred Ilungarians have Epev
converted to ihe !ai.h ot Is!anism, and ma.
ny are following their example.
Sir STAFFORD Canning had sent passports
to Gayon the Irish General, and other
British subjects, who had served the cause
of Hungary. ss-l
RoME.-i he Pupa's re,nrn is nos ex-
pecied to take place for setne lims. A.
sassinations of The French troops are Of
dolly occurrence.
SPAIN.-Narvarez has avenged hinseT
by dismssing the King from the post OF
keeper OF the palace, aid has imprisoned N
priest and monk, rs huvibg been the iS-
strumenls Of The kings policy. 4za
The New American Minister formally
presented himself at Court. He disclain-
ed in the name Of the President Of the Uni-
ted States, the doings Of the parties. whn
proposed seizing upon Cuba.
ENGLAND There is no news Of in,ar-
est. The press devote much space 10 tho
consideration Of the Canadian Annexation
Address. lis tone and temper is generally
commended. The Times says, ''that by
whomsoever the document was concocted.
it reflects great credi, ON the tact, skill,and
adrolness of its authorities. Posl.
Arrival OF the Great Western with Three
Millions Of Gold.