Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
Arrival Of the America.
One Week Later from Europe.
TELEoRAPH OFFICE,

Halifax, Nov. 15--S l.2 p. M.
, The America arrived here about 20
o'clock this morning, but in consequence
Of the lines being down between ST.
Johns and Calais. the transmission of
news has been delayed during the
whole day. ..t. ra # .
The French ministry have resigned,
or we're dismissed; the cause is attribu-
ted to Discrimination on their part to
sustain the views embodied in the
Presidents letter relating TO Rome.
Great excitement existed in Paris, but
the President is firm, and has written q
letter to the Assembly, which the Lon.
don Times characterizes as impudent.
A new cabinet has been formed, which
wholly represents the views Of the
President, and of majority of the
Assembly. Nothing from Russia.
FRANCE.
The French ministry resigned in a
body on the 3Oth. Ii seems that the
whole of the ministry, with the excep-
lion Of Odillon Barrot, assembled on
the morning of the Both to advise the
President respecting the appointment
of successor to Falloux, the acting
minister. At this meeting, Louis Ma.
poleon imperiousy declared that the
cabinet wanted dignity, an imputation
sufficiently annoying to raise the an.
ger of less sensitive personages than
those who form the executive of Repub.
lican France. The insult was toe
grea, to be forgiven. The President
added that the cabinet has been too
1 subservient to the conservative major
ity of the assembly: that the club Of the
Council Of State did what he himself
could not do. He settled the policy OF
the Government and actually nomina
ted the ministry. This was enough
and an explosion instantly followed. IL
the evening, Dupin read to the Assem-
bly, message from the President, which
was very spirited, and interesting. fol
it can hardly fail to provoke angry pas
sions, and it may probably produce the
coup d etat which has been long fore
shadowed.
The London Times SAYS, if this is
clear and definite Specification to TIT
sweeping measure by which the Presi
dent of the French Republic has changed
his whole administration, we must sup
pose that Napoleon intends TO conve.
TO France and to the world his percmP
tory intention 10 assume, in his OWL
person, the supreme dictation of thu
affairs of the Republic, Men are need
ed, says the President, who are as mucl
filled with conviction Of my peculia
responsibility as their own, and of thu
necessity of action as well as of words
The Moniteur of Thursday contains
llis, of the new ministry. Theirs
Mole, and Gen. Changarnier supper
the Ministry, but have too much pru
dence to join it.
The Partisan journals publish the fol
lowing Geographic despatch from Gen
Lamoriciere TO the Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
"St. PETERsBURGH, Oct 18th.
Count Nesselrode notified yeslerda,
TO the Ottoman Envoy that the Empc
ror, taking into consideration the let
ter of the Sultan, confined himself to de
mand that the Refugees should be ex
PEELED from Turkey"
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The iends who were nicknamed Ru
lers in Austria, not satisfied with tn
; human gore which they have alread,
shed, continued their sanguinary ca
reer--Haynau has been appo inted civ
il and military Governor of Hungary
another crisis in that country is believ
ed TO be inevitable. A circular from
= kossuth has reached Pesth, in whic
that patriot assures his countrymen tina
he has removed the crown of ST. Ste
= phen solely for rendering impossible tn
coronation of Hapsburger.
Second Dispatch.
TURKEY.
I Measures have been taken by tn
Porte, for the location of the Hungs