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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
SATURDAY, JANUARY ooh, lS49.
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The resolution OF ihe House CT Delegates tx
inc The election Of The Isl Auditor and ether State
Officers for Saturday, the 9th instant, was
agreed 10.
M, TYLER, from the committee on General
Laws, reported bill providing Tor the repairs Of
m. Governors house. Laid on the table, on
motion OF Mr. WITCHER
Mr.. FRY reported the bill incorpora ing the
Town OF Gnsandoae, which passed
The SPEAKER laid before The Senate CON.
municalion from The Atiuani General, in regard
10 the examination Of The Cadets al the Military
Institute LAID ON he'table and ordered 10 be prin-
ted.
On motion OF Mr.. DENEALE, The Senate
took recess until hal! past O'clock.
The remainder OF the proceedings will be found
in another column.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Pfayer By the Rev. Thos. w. Moore, OF tie
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
A communication was received from The SEN
ate stating that they had passed various bills, one
with an amendment which was agreed TO.
Mr.. COLEMAN from The committee on
Schools, sc presented bill to regulate the for
lei,ufe otundrawn school quotas 10 the Literary
Fund; and
A bill 10 incorporate the Fincastls Female Sc
minary.
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A SELIa ACADEMY


TUE Summer session OF tins institution will COM
mence February Isl and terminate the III of Au-
gust lew more pupils VII be received Tor this
rod o. six months, # early Application be made,
Terms, per session 0i six months, SI2N-uf y hich
slo0 payable on The Isl Of February and 500 on the s
OF August
nnect -Lodore r. o., Amelia.
Jan la-e2aw3w.. - ,,...WA Il. HARRISON
EACULTY- y. 4 GRAVES, 4. NJ,
J. WILCOX,
L. & GRAVES, a ~
The ninth Academic year Of this Institution VIII COM
mence on llr II Is, Monday in January next.
The eiitic- l. constructed with strict reference TO
comfort and convenience and Is amply sufficient 10 &C
commodaa one hundred pupils.
To render the Sc-ucrs r3ctive, ana the instruction
thorough, good Philosophical Chemical and Astrono-
mical Apparatus has been procured. The Libraries OF
the Faculty consisting OF than one thousand ro-
Iumes are accessible the pupils Lectures, with er-
periurnts are delivered weekly, scientific sub
Jecs. All charges made from the time OF entrance
EXPENSES FER SESSION:
Ro,,J ,rr session III nv. month"; s45
English Tuition, from $40 10 10
Music on Plano, and use Of instrument, %
Music Guitar. and usr nf instrument, ls
Monochr,ularc. MeZZoiinto and Chinese Paintlngj
Landscape Drawing ana Paintirg Lessons IN Wax
Flowers aud Frulr; French. Italian, Spanish, Ger
man. Latin and Greek Langnages-each, .
Oil Panilng, - y"
Vocal iIusic and all kinds of Needle and Fancy Work
without charge
in the Circular are entitled diploma and gold medal
Al the close Of each session there viii be- pnblc RI
an nation conducted before committee al Visitation
TO the Faculty and their ladies are entrusted ihr en-
tire care and instruction Of those connected wan r "
,utnn Dec l5-ou6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
THE BALL IN MOTION.

/, seems that The Bousiies were lille prema-
ture in shouting over he probable defeat Of King
Caucus in This Congressional Disuic'. Though
foled in their movement in Powhalan, The anti
Bots Wings have made rally in Goochiand
and have invited the Wings oil Richmond and the
counties in The District 10 Cooperate with Them.
By solemn resolution theg unanimously recon-
mend to their "btoher Wings OF the Di,tric',
William Il. mcfarland, E,q, as one every way
worthy OF heir srfffages in the coming Congress.
sional election for this District. subject, however
10 the decision OF an Anti Bolts Convention,
should one be held"
Is i, mol cruel thus 10 lake one OF Mr.. Bots
original co-abyrers in resisting he wave OF lay
lorism, 70 shove Mr. 5ous from his stool7 II
appears 10 be probable, now, thatthee candidates
will be in the field.
The same day he Bousiies OF Goochland held
meeting, 10 stand by lac,, candidate. An Impair
tial citizen thinks the Bots and Anti-Botts mer
ahout equal in numbers in Goochland.
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HICKORY NECK ACADEMY, JAMES

III COOts 4, VA
THE exercises al this Institution VIII he resumed
i on he lsi OF February, 1882 and con,indr SEES
sion of ten months, consisting o. Two terms
The course oil studies viii embrace ail OF The Eng
lish branches The Classics, Mathematics and French
Lain and Creek course very inil;ln Latn hrsi les
-ons Latin Reader, ,'xsnr Cornelius Nepos, Virgil,
Sall,lst Cicero Horace, liyy, Tacu and Juvena; in
Greek Greek Reader, Rev Testament Greece, Maiora
aud Homer III Mathematics, Atlthmric, Algebra, &c.
onetry, Trigonometry and Surveying, together Win
the Natural Sciences al the Las" piic-sor
Sis for English Scholars under Ten years old
90 for do do
Is for Latin, Enelish included
80 for Greek and French, l.an aud Eng included
This Institution Is siiuattd IN the stage foah eauins
from Richmond ~ Williamsburg, twelve miles IRON
the latter in healthy region AMI moral community, as
free from dissipation and e1travasance az any IN the
SAFE
board including every thing, SIS for the ten months
The Principal is prepared IL accommodate from eight
10 ten hoafders Ia his family, and pledges partiou
lar attention TO their morals and general habits
Students viii be- charged from the time Of entering
after the commencement OF the session. nnt the close
and no deduction made etcep: In cases Of prOracttd
illness
The Principal has had five years experience ~ teach
Ing and faterng testimonials Of his qualifications
morally and intellectually, some 81 winch are before
the public, and therefore omitted here ~ conhfina
lion OF his he refers 10 the Trustees 81 Tue
| Institutions, and his patrons generally
HENRY r. MCKINNEY, Principal.
n B-Books and Stationery furnished al the hich
mond prices. Payment, half yearly.
Jan l9-c5l
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
:, ARLINGTON, jan IS, 1873
-Nominat'on ot Colonel Duncan, IS Inspector Ge

WARRINGTON. Jan Is, lsi9.
Nomination "t Colonel Duncan, IS Inspector Ge.
nera' NJ the Army &c.
Col Duncan mas heen nominated to the Senate
as INSPECTOR General OF the army, 10 The place Of
Col. Croehan, deceased, and will no doub'. he
UNANIMOUSLY confirmed. There is ~ bfayet Off.
Ger III the whole army han NJ; none who couples
more moiesy viii his meri, lie fought in eve
~ oattie bhE one Of The war with Mexico begin
nlns with PaIo Alto and Rasaca De a Palma
ana hnshlng with The last struggle al the satcs
OF he CIV OF Mexico.
When recently comrlimenlei in New York
wIll public dinner, and gold medal, he spoke
OF his great emuator, Major Rinssold ii me
same corps, w,th such manly eloqnence, and az.
probation OF he virtues Of an old com,adr. Ina,
Iaidy sfa'itnce mas ma e a new eifn, 10 do ius.
lice 70 the mancs Of Inc deceased, in the person
oil his relatives.
Colonel Duncan will make mos, excellent
inspector General
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LEGIsLArURE-oF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, ls49.
SENATE

MIR. DANIEL from the committee on Claims,
reported The bill concerning J. b. and w. Hire.
The bill was advocated BY Mr. FRY and op.
posed By Mr.. DANIEL, and was rejected.
Mr. DENEALE moved 10 reconsd, the vote
rejecting lhe above bill, which motion failed.
On motion Of Mr. ROGERS, the vote rejecting
The bill concerning Reuben Davis Sheriff OF
Hampshire, was reconsidered by The Senate, and
lad on The table on his motion.
The bill authorizing James Paxton To erect a
mill dam across The Cowpas,ure river, in Boie-
tour, was taken up, on motion OF Mr.. KINNEY,
and passed.
M. KANE, from the committee for Courls OF
Justice, reported The bill concerning Ulyssus
HInchman OF The county o. Logan, which, be.
ing explained by Mr.. FRY, passed.
On motion OF Mr.. CARLISLE,
The Senate adjourned.
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Is cHANcERy-vlRorsiA lin No,toway County
Court, November ID, la45:
Branch Il Farley and Sophia his wife, Plaintiffs:

Is cHANcERY-vlRorsrA Sin No,,oway County
Court, November ID, l645:
Branch II Farley and Sophia his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
arcnlnald A. Campbell, late sheriff of Nottoway
county, and rs such, administrator de bonis non of
hl'inam Halchelt. deceased, and Archer Hntcheu,
ana all others, heirs and distributes of SAID Abraham
hiehs,i, deceased, Defendants
This day this came to be- heard upon the bill
:" The plaintiffs; and the defendants, Archer Hatchet
sha M others, heirs and distributes Of Abraham
hrc,rii deceased, not having entered their appear
4cr and given security according TO the act of As
sEay and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
lie commonwealth IL is ordered that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the next Feb
iiay term and answer the bill If the plaintiffs; and
mat, coav o this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door Of
.- 'ourl House Of this county; and that all creditors
SAID Abraham Hatchet, deceased, come forward by,
" o-fore. the 3lst day Of January, le49, and make
noSn their claims to the said administrator of Abra-
r'n haehelt deceassd and also that said defendant
.apbeii late sheriff and administrator as aforesaid
.enae' before Charles w. Fitzgerald twho Is hereby
.p"'n,ed special commissioner for the purpose) an
Of his transactions such ,who is directed 10
ottoeourt A 1,onv rss,s p
Dec 4-ew2m 9. w. FITZGERALD, DC.
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ccMAIE OBLIGATION.

,Jiss LUCY Boiling, Of Petersburg, WIN resume
wi the duties Of her School al my hou.s IN inc couu
20 n IoIisa an the 18Th of Jaunary 1853 She teach
~ all the various branches Of The Ene'sh language
usually laugh, schools also, The French language
and Music the Piano.
yu,y. $50; for French, SO; far Music, S2).
The school will close the 18Th 81 next December, 90
durtine one month during the Summer Tor vacation.
Miss Boiling is acknowl edged by all acquainted viii
her TO be very superior Teachers and an examination
of her scholars the end of the last session gave ev
druce Of the fact.
Dec a5-ctF.bI B. T. WINSTON.
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's,er,ns of the Enquirer.

~ The EnQuifer Is published uAiLf Hof thefCy
md SEMl-WEEKLY (for the conntry.) For the DAILY
paoe, seven dollars per annu and al the rate oil
do lars if taken for shorter eriod than one year For
the semi Weekly, five dollars per annum, and iniee
doarsfo six months payable adVance;to DC pa,a "
eo6ce or RENTED by mail post paid; SIX DoiiafS
oet annum AT the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. :,
IN THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one squa'e " =
sixeen lines, or less first insertion, MY I
-!.ry succeeding insertion twenty-five eehts-n III.
serted once a week, twice week, or thieo ''"e
week thiTy-seven and n hall cents. ,,
in The SEMI-WEEKLY-ones square o. s.ntoon
lin lets first insertion cents for each contihu-
ance, 80 Cats. ,-,.u.,st r., ,h;,-
Annual -iyeriisers charged fifty doatslo tnii-
~ lines I'D in that proportion for advertisements
ri greater leng,h-eXcept Lottery Vendors anu huc-
,on.1s who are charged one hundred DOLLARS paper
orders from a distance must he accompanied win
the tyance pay, satisfactory reierencesto insure
execute a.. ,.,,
~ All dues tn this office may be RENTED per man,
IN good and available Bank notes, at the FISK OF too
Edl.nr the postage Of aHiers beiaR pad oy me rr'-
t,rs-The postage single letter is scarcely OIL any
account 10 the winter Il is the accumulation oil post
ase in nm extensive business, which operates as d
serious TAX upon Einors)
~ All Obituaries aid Marriages from the country,
Whenever the party's hand-wrtngis unknown al TINS
Oice must BE- authenticated by the endorsaon OF ths
Postmaster in the nci.hhorhood they Will IN no cass
published. Every measure, that has been taken 70
event mpositions ndquzzes, has proved heretofore
ulavaing We must therefore, insist, ~ such case,
upon the certified by the name
N. Postmaster .mritten on tie back VI the letter
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,rEN DOLLARS REWARD.

nAS AWAY during the Christmas Holydays, ne
II gro Sian named HENRY LONG, the property OF
pr smith Of Russell county. Va, and last year IN The
employ OF Mrssrs. Hassins & Libby otihs city. II
sunnosed that he lurking about town. or endea-
voring I" make MS wsy to Cnrs'iansours' va fo"'
whrncr he was brought 10 this piace
IIrniy IS about hryy years Of age, quite black aoon.
five feel eleven inches high stands very erect OF
good coun,enasce and Of very gentrrl -,
eyes. =, ,own and Ten
dollars &c apprchcnde without the Guy, ann - 'a
that can get him. WV. w. fhnh1"-
Richmond, Jan 9-cw3w
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Photographed for the Baltimore palrio.l
PHILADELPHIA. Jan Off Al

'''']k7.sf 1ITNl JUN. GU =. Vt.
The stock marker IS quiet Sales ul Tieasu
~ notes b 2! rest, an! Gew loan 1904.
Inc n,ar market is s;eaty bur not active.
Small sales a. s. IS Tor shipment
The marEel Tor Wheat is quiet. Sale. Al a
moderate extent q rel al llOa H. aud some
asking higher Tor very prime los Com is 10
steady request with sales OF yellow al 60 62c
Oals 80 cents
The Cotton market exhibits no change from
Yesterday. Sales small al | 70 cen! decline
since The steamer
Whiskey is duh, bu, scarce. Sales at "a a
% CTS. Per gallon.
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zee.


-, ,,rson. having aims against the Estate Of Nj
n cholas Scherer deceased, viii present them, pro
n.,ly authenticated 10 the subscriber, Tor settlement
and those indebted viii please 10 make payment 70
amr AZ early as practically convenient as II - me WISH
- ,h shsrrib-f 10 settle no the Estate speedily as
s,,,i. A B. TlMBERLAKE,
po Administrator with the will annexed, Of
t.,ocw4w sicncias Scherer. deceased. .
JAMES GARLAND AND w Vi. M. Cab LII
TTAvE united in practice Of Law, and wiz Iesa-
III larly attend the Circuit superior and county
Courts IL Amherst Appomaito1, bedford, Canpoeh
and Nelson, and the towE OF Lynchburc.
Addrrss-Lynchbnrg Virginia. ,,., ;.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, dillasn'y, "
oractcs In the Court Of Appeals ocl 1'-.e
n MARI, in at1ltoa 10 Pract'cIng "a ne
~. County and Circuit Courts oil Caar TO-,
AppomauoI, Campbell pitsyvania ana r'a Inv
Cont %, of Appeals at Richmond. Address, Camp
bell Court House, Virginia.
Dec. l3-c2aTSw
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MORNING. JANUARY % 84e

monwealth be requested 10 send copy OF these
resolutions 10 each of the States CT i'm. Union
and also TO our Senators and Representatives in
Congress-
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n, -, EDITORS NJ he Eroui,er:

To Tie Editors # he Erqnper:
Gentlemen Can you give me any information
in regard to the passage ola very important biH
with an engrossed ryder, which was reported in
committee of the ,chole in the Senate on Friday
eyenipg. the 12h inst2 A PaofAoAsDIsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23

We are requested TO state that The Post Office
a, Dunbar, Hanover county, has been disconlin-
ued
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KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE,

Tee. IIIh, Io45.
The parties interested and named in the foregoing
decree will take notice, that shall proceed, al my Of
flee al this place TO carry into effect the foregoing de-
ctrta order On the finn day Of March, ls4a, it being
the rsi Monday the month AT which time and place
you may attend, if you think proper. H. from any
cause should not be done on that day, VIII be con
tinued from day To dav, until finished
D.r la-cwtd TuOS .DABSEY, Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Urbanna, Jan. LIST, lS49
Tie parties IN The foregoing order Interested WIN
take nc:,-., ha, have appointed TUESDAY, the eth
DAY OF February, ls49 for the taking OF the accounts
therein required, my Office, in the town of urbanna
M,ddese1 county, Virginia, AT which time and place
hey are required attend with all the evidence no
cessary 10 enable 10 comply Herewith.
THOS B EVANS,
Conf Of & for Mdalese1 county.
Jan 9-cWiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23

Y The creditors Of Robert j. DeneufVille, deceased,
are hereby notified thar on Monday, the 18th day Of
January next, shall commence taking the accounts
ordered by the foregoing decree al my ONCE, In the
town of York, between the hours Of 10, A. M, and ,,
P ~, at which time and pace they are requested TO
attend with their papers, vouchers and other evidence,
i, enable me 10 fulfil iis requirements
ALEX L. GARRETT. Com'r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

Of ahess improvements. Is slIonling cheap
and rapid modes pf inlFFrummunlealinA
and Eeady means uf transportation 10 and
from an Atlantic market.
Tie Ailznlie States. from Maine ln
EeoEgia. il seeking 10 de- sloP their own
IoeA resources by these Improvements.
hare had an eve also 10 Ihai great c0sn-
meIciHl prize-ihe trade oflhe West. I'm
mense sums have been rxprndedby New
England. New York, Pennsylvania. Mary
land. and other States. for This purpose.
Virginia. however. from her natural posi-
lion. suitably improved. can take This Trade
nom II eompeiiiors. No STATES in the
Union have greater M more vaned nsiu-
raj resources Than birgInla. Nonh CARO-
lima. Tennessee and keniBrky; and Ihe
improvements Of The nexi twenty wears
Will develop them. Norfolk Is The mssi
eligible outlet. with suitable railroad r0m-
muniraiions. MOI only for the trade OF those
Sisles. bur for thai Of the Yves, and North
west. Norfolk. too. must be The Atlantic
porl faT The trade of the Pacific railroad.
heIller that road Starts from Memphis,
81. Louis. or still more NORTH.
The Central Railroad of Nonh caroli-
M, uniting with The Tennessee improve
nents on The west. and with those from
Norfolk on The east. v III open = command
ing channel Of trade from Norfolk 10 The
Mississippi river. A Railroad from Nor
folk % Lynchburg, and thence by The Big
Sandy or Guy andol valley. routes said 20
be entirely practicable. with branches
through kenlucky 10 Louisville and Cow
ingion. viii connect all these points with
thar great network OF railroads that viii
spread over the western and northwestern
States. and will give 10 Norfolk. by port
open 10 navigation al all times and all
seasons. The trade of those States.
Tile position Of Norfolk. the develop
ment aud changes which these improve
menis will produce, is such that she mol
only may. bul surely will become a city
of .lhe iirsl Impotence. in population,
trade. commerce. aud wealth. The aven-
ues here suggested are Of such yasi i'm
poriance To The Sales indicated in develop
ing their internal resources, and in opening
their commerce with distant places. thsl I
doubt cannot exist of their receiving am
pie Aid in their construction from Tho
States themselves through which they vii
pass.
This matter Of internal improvement.
is one Of great interest 10 every State. In
immensely 50 70 North Carolina, Tenncs
see. Kentucky. and Virginia. whose nigh
~ natural. but now mostly dormant re-
sources. climate, soil. minerals, timber and
wafer power, would be thus developed
and brought into activity, 10 sustain i
prosperity and happiness n numerous am
dense population; but forbear 10 en-
! large. III.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

men,, anil IN upholdinR these institutions
Tile slu,ly e hsF history, tie IIials, pelis,
and suherings. ihrnngh which size Is
pasSet, and IL he rhaTariers Of tie ssefs
and patriots who founded lber GeFen.
menls. and under The Providence 81 Gsd
conducted her affairs 10 the most favorable
results. wlll engage ynur Al eniion. noloflY
a subjects al liberal knowledge. bnl u
personal interest and duty. In ihese yea
viii leaTa What ssrTi6res were IeqniTed 10
achieve nur National Independence. ard
what anxious DAYS and sleepless nights 4
cost Ihe Father Of his Country. and is
associates. 10 establish our National Unih
You - III thus he inspired with irue H..
alIy and attachment 10 that county. aid
prepared 20 hold fast 10 hal Union .ls
The sheet anrhOr az our peace al hone.
and salely Abroad Forsixiy years Il lls
secnred 10 us Justice and domestic lrri.
guilty. and ronierred on Us rsnown 90.
prosperity unexsmpled in The history Of
nations. If cherished and defended IN ne
spun ~ ritENlC IShiNhrht A@@e+--s -
foTbearanre. whIrh characterized iis iran.
eTs. il nil preserve The blessings OF hbr-
Is 10 our TcmnlesI posleTily. Such olyau
as NAV be rallied 10 administer rs pubic
trusts, sllonld bear always in mnd. ilai
they are designed 10 confer only .l,e
power 10 DO good" The .irue and ieeal-
male end Of Ill aspiring" But Wheeler
in public or private station. from ysur
course OF education ron will exercise n
agency in ne formation Of public seri-
meni, and will be ia some measure &C.
couniable for results. May YOU so fp.
preciaie This responsibility, rs 10 keep d.
ways in view he piecepis Of justice, VS..
dom. and patriotism, and 10 derive adil-
iional lnsirc 10 your own characieis,
from the brightness Of that career whhh,
under The blessing Of heaven, NE lnsi
awaits our country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Late from Europe.

The steamer America, from Liverpool
brings adviees 10 the 81 instant. The
following is The relegraphlc report Of hcl
intelligence:
England. The English press deroies
much space 10 The consideration 81 the
Canadian annexat on address. The Lon.
don Times says, by shomsoeser propos.
ell o. concocled. il reflects great credit IN.
on the tact, skill. and a,iI0ilness n lis au.
thor. In speaking of the annexation 81
Canada 10 the United States the Times
says that The conduct Of The English pco>
pie will be directed by motives Of pru.
dence and interest alnne. II they think
they can do without Canada, then and
then only will they give up Canada.
They viii not cede those harbors which
must ever command The mouth Of the ST.
Lawrence, and protect The trade OF The
Atlantic.
France.-The French Ministry has
resigned, or been dismissed, hccause OF
their Discrimination 10 sustain The views
embodied in the Presidents leaer 10 NJ.
New. relating 10 the affairs of Rome.
Great excitement existed in Paris in con.
sequence, but the President was firm, and
has written o letter 10 The Assembly which
the London Times eharacierizes as i'm
prudent bni spirited. lie has formed q
new Cabinet, which wholly represents
the views OF The President and majority
Of The Assembly.
The reception Of this intelligence in
London caused much surprise and excite
meni. The Ministers resigned in body
on The 3Olh, though one accom-, says they
were dismissed. Iiscens that The whole
Ministry assembled that morning, with
The excep i'm Of 0dilon Barroi, who was
III. 10 advise The President respecting The
ii q successor 10 NJ. Falloux.
he retiring Minister. Al their meeting
Louis Napoleon emphaiically declared
hat the Cabinet wanted dignity. an insult
90 deep 10 be forgiven. The President
'dIled that The Cabinet had been loo sub.
ervient TO the Conservative party Of the
assembly; that The Clubs of the Council
u State did what he himself could not do.
citled the policy of .Governmeni, and ac.
nally nominated The Ministry. This was
noHgh. An explosion Instantly fullow>
d.
In The evening NJ. Dnpin read 10 The
'ssembly message from The President.
'hich is very spirited and interesting. for
ran hardly fail 10 provoke angry pas. |,
ons. and il may possibly produce The I
'np .d'eiat which has long been fore. ,
iadowcd. i.
The Loadon Times says, If this j. i !
ear and definite Specification of The sweep. !
! inca ures by WHICH Inc Frenell rIes.. |,