Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-24
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
A MlER,TCA
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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The America, Capt. Judkins, arrived at
New York between 10 and II O'Clock on
Saturday morning, in less than fifty hours
from Halifax.
Al The Clyde steam packet arrived at South
'ampton on the I'd instant, with the mail from
the West indies, and has btought $4,000,
which had beer received al the lsthmus of
Panama.
The Free Trade Hall, Manchester, was
crowded to the extent of six or seven thou
sand people, on the lst of October, 10 pro-
mote Wesleyan reform and TO hear addresses
from Messrs. Everett, Dunn and Griffith, the
expelled ministers from that body, and their
friends. e
The Nicaragua dispute and Canadian an
nexation continue 10 be the subjects oil COM
ment in the English newspapers
An American merchant, MIR. James Miller,
committed suicide in London from. fear oi
relapse of the gout.
Il is expected that Kossuth will arrive al
Southampton on board the Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamer Sultan, from
Constantinople. Arrangements are making
10 rive the illu.trous Magyar a suitable re-
ception The Sultan is expected at South
ampton about the 9th proximo.
The Queen Dowager has not improved !;
she has, on the contrary, become weaker
Pc AT a large meeting of the Peace Society
General Klapka, the defender of Comorn,
was present, and was welcomed with en'hn'
siasm. During the evening it was announ-
ced that the Congress Of the society will next
year be held at Frankfort.
Among the deaths announced in the Lon
don papers are those of the Earl of Alber-
marie, aged rs, Lord Talbot de Malahide,
SO, and Chopin, the eminent pianist and COM
poser, in Paris.
FRANCE
T 4a The New Minist,y
9s The following is the definiive list of The
new French Ministry, as published in the
MoniteW:
General d'Hautponl, Minister of War,
Nj. Acllle Fould, Finance.
nj. Rouher, Justice.
NJ Ferdinand Barrot, Home Department
q NJ. A. de Rayneval, the Ministerial Naples
Foreign Affairs.
Nj. Dumas, Commerce and Agriculture.
NJ de Parrieu, Public Instruction and Wor
ship. ''"
Admiral Romain Desfosses, Marine and
Colonies.
M. Bineau, Public Works.
~ General d'Haulpoul is charged, ad interim
in the absence of Nj. de Rayneval, with the
portfolio of Foreign Affairs.
All the above belong to the majority of tn,
Legislative Assembly. -".
saaa'r" OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
MOI From the Journal DIES Debats.
stYesterday, at ten o'clock, all the Minis
tiers, with the exception of M. Odilor Barrot
who was confined in his house by indisposi
'tion, assembled in council at the Elysee.-
The conversation, it is said, commenced OIL
the political state of affairs, and on the nc
cessity Of providing successor for M. d
Falloux. M. Louis Bonaparte addressed tn
Ministers, and while expressing his sympa
thy and esteem for the person Of each of hi
Ministers, declared that in his eyes his Cabi
net had not known how TO preserve its indie
pendence toward the majority Of the Assem-
bly,.
He even alluded to the discussion on In
affairs of Italy, and TO the last deliberation G
the representatives who met at the Counc
of State, in which the leading members c
that party had been called on to accept pow
er in the event of ministerial crisis Th
President also, it is said; complained of III
delay which had taken place in the change
of the personnel of the administration an
in the corps dplomatiqnc and he concluded
from all these facts, that sufficiently int
mate accord did not exist between him, til
chief of the Executive power, and his Min
tiers. All the members of the Cabinet spol
taneously declared that the President w;
perfectly at liberty to choose his Ministers {
he thought fit, but that in their souls an
consciences having fulfilled their duty vii
zeal and good faith, and after the last vote
the majority, they could not tender their 7,
signations.
NJ Louis Bonaparte then gave them to III
derstand that they no longer possessed h
confidence, and that he intended TO call 9th,
persons TO his council. On retiring, the Nil
listers are said TO have declared, with la
dable anxiety which does them honor tn
until the new Ministry was formed, the
would remain al their post to watch over Il
direction Of affairs and the public safety.
observing, however, to the President III
they thought that in the present state of II
public mind, a ministerial crisis could ne
without great danger, be prolonged mo
than 4S hours
'+ Attwo O'Clock, this day, an eStraordina
supplement Of the Moniieur was publishe
with the decree Of the President appointir
the new Ministers
1.-THE sole signature Of the Presitien. TO III
decree is explained by the fact that none
the late Ministers would couniersipn il