The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16
Slight Decline in the Cotton Marke
AMERICAN SECURITIES,
Be-, &C., DE.

last night, from Halifax, tsiegraphic line
eight hundred and 6fy miles in length.
The line was down yesterday, from five in the
morning till eight o'clock in the evening. But
for this interruption, the news would have been
posted on The bulletins yesterday morning. After
the break, which was between Calais and St.
John, was repaired, the news came over the wires
finely and we now give it in its Geographic details.
The America will be due at this port tomorrow
noon.
The news, which Is one week later, Is OF the
highest Importance in political point of view
The dismissal of the Odillon Barrot ministry of
France is the cause of congratulation to all repub
cans, and we begin to have some hopes of LOUIS
Napoleon. If he calls around him good men, the
retirement of the old ministry will have most
important effsc, on the politics of the European
continent It may also change the course of events,
which have lately been shaping themselves in rather
hostile manner towards the United States.
The Turkish question is settled.
The cotton market has slightly declined.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, HALIFAX,
Thursday Evening, Nov. 1874 o'clock.
The America arrived at O'Clock this morning
The demand for cotton has fallen off from the
trade and spectators, and common qualities have
receded one eighth. Other qualities are without
change.
Flour and corn are exceedingly dull, and prices
a shade lower.
There are no new features in the money market
CoRsols receded on Friday from 93i to 92i.
United States Skies, log a l06k.
The French Ministry have resigned or been dis
missed. Cause-ther Discrimination to sustain the
views embodied in the Presidents letter relating
to Rome. Great excitement in Paris was the con-
sequence; but the President is firm, and has writ
ten letter to the Assembly, which the London
Tunes characterizes as imprudent, but spirited
and has formed new cabinet, which wholly re-
presents the views Of the President and a majority
Of the Assembly.
Nothing from Russia.
The Canada arrived on the 18th ult., and the
Caledonia on the 4,h inst.
THE NEWS IN DETAIL.
NNE O'CLOCK, EVENING.
The America, Capt. Judkins, arrived here about
hslfrsst 6 o'clock this morning but in conse-
qusnce of the line being down between ~. John
and Calais, the Transmission Of the news has been
delayed during the whole day.
The America has eighty.,hree passengers, and
brings advIces from Paris to the Let inst, and
Liverpool papers to the ID inst, Inclusive. She
sailed from this port at half past nine with strsng
northwest wind.
Commercial advices from all part. Of England
continue Of favorable character, and in trade
generally there is no new feature to report.
Important from France.
RESIGNATION OR DISMISSAL OF tax FRENCH NINA
A
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARIS AND IN THE NATION
AL AssEMBLY-TRIAL or TDg INSURGENTS or JUSs
-sETTIENENT or THE RUSSIAN AND TURKISH DIP
rrcULrY-PRoHiBrTros OF YIEDmosrEsE JoURsALs,
ETC.
The French Ministry resigned in body, on the
Goth nit.
One account says they were dismissed, and The
President has cent a message to the Assembly, the
read ng e which created great excitement among
the members, and the citizens Of Paris generally.
II ssems that the whole Of the ministry, with the
exception Of Nj. Odilloa Barrot, who was i'll,
ssnbled on the morning Of the 30th. to advise the
President respecting the appointment Of a success
cor to NJ. Falloux, the retiring minister.
AT this meeting, Louis Napoleon emphaticaly
declared that The cabinet tvaafed digaiiy-an i'm
pu'aiIon sufficiently annoying to raise the dander
o. less sensitive pers0nagrs than those who form
the executive Of republican France.
This ipsuli was too deep to be forgiven.
The President added, that the cdb,Hd had bcsa
too ssJsorienf to tie consuratiUs majority Of the
d,sp,blv, snd that rho oirb Of the Co.ncii Of state
did what him,t| oou'dnof do-fhsytsifed tho po,icy
Of the goUonn'sai, and actually nominated the
ministry.
This was enough, and an explosion instantly
followed
In the evening, "a. Dupin read 10 the Assembly
messsge from the President, which is too long
for Transmission by telegraph, but which ~ very
spirited and iuteresting-for It can hardly fail to
provoke angry passions, aud IL may probably pro-
duce the coup defat which has been long fore.
Swallowed.
The London TINES rsys. " n th. i- clear and
definite Specification to the sweeping measure by
which the President Of the French republic ha,
changed his Who'll, administration, and TO the reso-
lute messape in which he announced the species Of
tosJ a. efaf to the National Assembly. mast sup
Poe, hat Iores Napoleon intends to cOaU,yfo Francs
o.d ne uorid, HI, psr,Epfory intention 10 as-
ssme in has orr p,'s0r hs swpr,me direction
Of the oGous Of the Rspibic. Men are need.
ed says the President, who comprehend the
rucsafy Of The single direction, ofa Erm character,
aud " dearly d,Ened pol,cy, phioh does ap com,
yrt,a,s potrer " any urssoipiio~ Of m,r-in short,
uho ere as much .6led uith he conn,rion Of my
,scul,o, responsibility Hew urn, and of the We
ossiy of action, as well 80 Of words"
In sllusion 10 the new Ministry, the Tunes says
-"Amorqst the names Of those VINO have received
the highest D ointment m the cabinet, there -
one possessing the smallest parliamentary innl-
ence or entitled to any degree Of public confidence
by past services. The mere wind OF an initiated
popu or assembly would sweep such cabinet as
this"
Amongs, the more immediate consequences Of