Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
DISMISSAL OF THE FRENCH CABINET.
Transmitted for tho Rnltirno,.o

DISMISSAL OF THE FRENCH CABINET
Transmitted for the Baltimore American
HALIFAX, N. S. Nov l5-ll PM
The Cunard steamer America, with dates from Liver
pool TO the 80 nst arrived at this port o'clock this
morning, but the has been delayed here all dav in
consequence Oft telegraph wires between Calais Me-
and St Johns, N. b. being down.
The America has 80 passengers She left at oclocl,
for New ork where she will arrive on Saturday morn
The commercial advces from all parts of ENGLAND are
oil very favorable character but there is no new feature
in trade generally.
Later dates have been received in England from Rom
pay ne monsoon had interrupted business to an unu-
sua degree yet the prices OF goods were generally main
tanned. A"'i
The America brings nothing new from Russia.
IN the arrivals OF bullion in England during the week
are comprised tl0O 900 from the United States.
The french Ministry have either resigned or been
dismissed. The cause is said to have been the disnc-
1aon OF the Ministers to sustain the views embodied in
resident Louis Napoleon's letter relative to Rome
This event has caused the greatest excitement in Paris
md the President has addressed letter to the National
Assembly, which the London Times characterizes as
inprudent but spirited. new Cabinet has been formed
which wholly represents the views Of the President and
the majority of the Assembly.
The intelligence OF the dismissal OF the French Mi
nlstry was received in London on Thursday the LIST
inst, and caused much surprise and excitement.
FRANCE.-T French Ministry resigned in body
on the Both u though account says that they were
dismissed. 1t seems that the whole Ministry were as
sembled on the morning of the 3Oh with the exception
OF Odillon Barrotwho was ill-to advise the President
respecting the appointment OF successor to M. Faoux
the retiring Minister At this meeting, Louis Napoleon
empatlcaly declared that the Cabinet wanted dignity
The Ministers thought the insult was too deep to be
forgiven. The President added that the Cabinet had
been too subserven to the conservative majority of the
Assembly, and that the Club of the Council Of State did
what he himself could not do
This settled the policy Of the ministry and he actually
nominated new ministry. This last act was enough
An explosion instantly followed In the evening NJ
Dnpin read to the Assembly message from the Presi-
dent, which svery spirited and quite interesting for it
can hardly all to provoke angry passions and it may
probably produce the coup detat, which has been long
toIeshadowed.
The London Times says, this sweeping measure is
clear and definite Specification by which the french Pre-
sident has changed his whole administration and we
mnStssuppose that Louis Napoleon intends to convey
10 France and the world his peremptoy intention to as
sumo II ms own person supreme direction Of the at
1alis OF the Republic Men are needed, says the Pres
DENT 10 comprehend the necessity OF the single direction
oil lrm character and the wise necessity of action as
we'll as OF works. The Times continues and saws
Louis Napoleon has placed himself between absolute
success crowned by absolute power and certain destruc
ton. M Theirs, M. Mole, and Gen. Changarner sup
port the new ministry but have too much prudence it
Is said, to Join it.
raj amnesty, Tor the insurgents OF June, before the
Assembly on the 25h ult. After much discussion il
was negatved Their trial is still progressing at Yer
salles.
The Partisan journals publish the following important
ACKNOWLEDGMENT from Gen Lamorciere to the MN
lister Of Foreign Affairs:
ST.. PETERSBURG October 49,
Count Nesselrode notified yesterday the Ottoman
Envoy that the Emperor, taking into consideration the
letter OF the Sultan, confined himself to demand that
the Hungarian refugees should be expelled from Turkey
Ferad Efendi now regards the affair settled.
Gen. Lamoricere is to be recalled from Russia and
given an important post.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY The tiends who
nicknamed rulers i'll Austria not satisfied with the
human blood they have she'd still continue their sangui-
nary career The wretch Haynau has been appointed
Civil and Military Governor of Hungary
lar nj knSct nnln
he assures his countrymen that he has removed the
OF St Stephen solely for the purpose of rendering
the coronation of member of the house of Hapsburg
impossible.
TURKEY There is nothing of interest from Tur.
key The Polish and Hungarian refugees have been pro-
vided with new quarters
Kossuth and the other Hungarian leaders remain al
Wdden until measures taken for their ultimate be
ration. Sir Stratford Canning has sent passports to Gen
Guyon, the Irish hungarian General and other British
subjects who had been in the service Of Hungary
Notwithstanding of French soldiers contn-
ued 1t was expected that the Pope would return soon
and the French army would leave immediately Grea
hostility was still maintained towards the Pope. The
correspondent othe London Times says that if the Pop
returns to Rome it must be under the protection offo
reign bayones.
SPAlN.-The new American Minister has formally
presented hlmself and with much truth and skill dis
claimed, in the name OF the President of the Unitet
states the dongs OF the party who proposed to sez
upon Cuba.
ENGLAND-The English press devote much spac
to the consideration OF the Canadian Annexation cues
ton vi the Address, the London Times says by whom
soever prepared or concoeted, it reflects great credit
the tact skill and adroitness Gifts authors Speaking
the Annexation OF Canada to the United States tn
Times says, the conduct Of the British Government wi
be directed by motives OF prudence and interest alone