The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-24
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
TELEGRAPH OrrtoK, H,LIP.x.
Nov Is 10 p Al

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
TELEGRAPH OrrtoK, HuIrAx. ,
Nov. 10, 6t.2 p NJ
The America arrived here about II o'oIool
ms morning, but The wires being down betwee,
81 Johns and Calais the transmission ,f me nav
was delayed during the whole day.
France.
The French Ministry have resigned or been die
missed, the cause which led 10 this rupture was
oleinciinstion on the part of the Cab net 20 sus
isin The views embodied BY the Presj DENT of m,
nePuDnc IN hiH letter relating 10 the Roman
uteai excitem.nt existed al Paris, bsi the rresi
ssns - nIm ami has written letter 10 the Assem
Oily which the London Times cAaracteriaes AZ aim
pudenf" Anew Cabinet had been fo,m vhicl
wholly tepreeeats the views Of the President ant
majority ofthe Assembly.
The French Ministry Tssigned IN l,odv ON thu
SOln ult. II sesms that the whole of 4 ; HinIrfrv
s.,ohI. ia =. Setslou 2! 1i.eo nefseHs had -
49, D.. ou ~ 5nosu!s8 q tno SOA al to n1n|r
lne PRESIDENT Inspecting the sppoiatm1 II ar -
cessor TO fallolx, the retiring Ministr. At thi,
meeting Louis Napoleon emphaticalb, deoInred
that the Cabinet wanted disnity;".ln imputs'
oa .ucIentil annoying TO Ss,se the ire of lesz
eensss..e persmsges than those who iormed the
Iecutivs Of Republican France. Tht insult was
TOO deep TO be forgiven. The President added
mat the Cabin ct had been too suhssrrient to The
conservative majority Of the Assembly and thai a
Ciuo OF Council of the State did What ,e himse h
co9io NOT DO, settle the policy OF the Government
ana actually nominate the Ministry" This was
enough, and an explosion instantly fol owed. Ia
The evening Dupin read in the Assembly mes.
sage nom The President, which is very spirited
ana interesting, for il can hardly fail 10 proyok
angry passions, and il may probable poduce the
coup a efaf which has long been fore shadowed.
ne LONDON Tines says, ''f this ia cleat and def.
nite the Specification 10 the sweeping m easurs by
which The President of the French Republic hs
changed his whole administration, we must cup.
pose Louis Napoleon intends 10 convey 10 France
ana the world his peremptoIy intention 10 assume
~ MS own person the supreme dictsiion of the
snaifs OF the Republic" "Men ue needed
says The President, "who are an much 6lied with
The conviction Of my peculiar Iespon ability AZ
Their own, and The necessity of action % well %
words." The "Nloniteor' Of Thursday contains
me list OF the new Ministry. Theirs, Mole, and
Zen. Charneamier support the new Cabinet, but
nave too much Prudence TO join il. Thu Psrisisn
journals publish the following telesraphic dispatch
from Gen. Lamoricier to the Minister of FOREIGN
Affairs:
ST. PErsRsBURsH, Russia, Oct. Il, lS49
Count Messebrode notified yesterday the q. 90
man Envoy, that the Emperor, taking into eonsid-
GRAFTON the letter Of the Sultan, had confined him.
sell 10 demand that the Refugees should be ex.
PEELED from Turkey.
There In nothing new from Russis-l,ter dates
nave been received from Bombay and Calcutta,
the stormy weather during the monsooa had inter.
ruPtsd business TO aconsiderable degree, but the
arrivals OF goods have been light and prices were
faiIly maintained.
Austria and Hungary.
The hends VITO were styled rulers 10 Austria.
not satisfied with the human gore tier have al.
Ieaey shed, still continue their sanguhay career,
since Hsynsu has been appointed civil and mill.
AIRY Governor of Hungary. Another crisis io Thai
a 10 ha inaw sfahi.
from hossuih IN circulating in Perth, in which
mai patriot assures his countrymen that he has
removed The crown Of 81. Stephen solely to pre-
rent The coronation Of Hspsberge:.
Turkey.
Measures have been taken by the Poy e for the
ocstion of the hungarian and Polish refugees
hossuth and the other leaders wers to remain at
Widen until the removal or Ultimate liberation.
Three hundred Hungarians have been converted 10
slamism, and many are following the same ex-
ample. Sir Canning has sent passports u Guyon,
he Irish officer, and other British subjects, who
lad served in the cause Of Hunsau.
The Pope's return or the depariun, of the
french army 10 not soon expected. Assassins- |
ions OF French officers and soldiers are daily oc-
;urrns.
Nsvsrez has avenged himself by dsmissing
King from the post OF keeper OF the pa ace, and
Imprisoned priest and monk Rs instTr msnts of
Kings policy. The new American MN ster was
ormally prssentsd TO Court. He disoiaimsd In
he name OF the President OF the United States, !
he doings of party who proposed seiz:ps Cuba.
England.
No news. Tho press derotes mach space TO the
OF the annexation OF Canada 10 the
United States. The address is mueh commended
or iis tone and temper. The Timls says, "that,
~ whomsoever the document Wa contocted, il |
effects great credit upon the tact, skill and adrOit
less of the authors"
The demand or Cotton sllen or en- qaaIl,iss
ave reeeded 81; other Qualities vsthcat changs.
hade lower There l. no ne feature nihe Monty mar.
let. Western Canal Flour Is quoted 22,24s. PhHl-
ielphia and Baltimore 2is 6ia2&s Sales .fecte az
'ery IRE gelar puees and quo atoms nesii nominal
indian Corn 27s2ss for white. ami 22rzss fsT yellow,
rom which holders are unwilling to yield. In American
Provisions there has been quiet but esdY demand and
he buiness done las been al ull prces TIE stock OF
Bacon is limited AMI sales small. holders expecting
dvance. Beef Is heavy at reduction in previous /
aies; Pork, low qualities Is more wanted. butt modum
nd good rsts there Is but little demand HNns, few
aes at3 a32s In DIR salt; shoulders imTOuin de-
nand at 20s2is The market Tor Cheese sbars Nad or
nary and fair qua tiles would bring very full prizes
ard, the basnsssis Of retail character oaly. Ihe
market for Iron presents unusual inactivity for
esson, withou, any material change 10 prres Tobac-
the sales for the month have the arrest on re-
ord amounting to S5 hhds az fui prices winch nave
N upward tendency Mississippi ix per cents o. In
he manufacturing districts only Moderate buanes has
cen done. the rpotts generally are hvorhl,, and pm
steady. In he foreign produce market there has
zen good demand both for home and expectation
md prices hare BEEN fully sustained.
Rxeissmsns In Cauads-Iaasa.s
DErRoIs, Nov. II. /
We learn by the Franklin, just arrived from the |
SAINT, that great excitement prevailed there in |
consequence of spprehended difficulties between |
he Indians and the Quebec Dining Company, |
uising from neglect of the authorities of Canada
o make payment for their lands promised to the |
Indians. They had stolen three cannon and had
been joined BY ID whites, and 10 the number of
bout 100 had commenced their march on the ope-
atiops Of this company at taeir work.. The most
serious consequences are srprehendet, IS the In
iians were all well armed.
The train Of cas- from the West this tnomng ran |
nto the freight tain at Ypsilanti, hosibly mang-
ing Mr. Ferguson. The baggage mssler and sew |
,ral Others were tlishtly wounded.
Cholera on the steamer Constitute. anl janice
Hswtst-1SOy 600 worth Of Prepsrty Lost
Quasastins assis ordered.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
The steamer Constitution arrived this morning
rom New Orleans with emigrants, and upwards
II 30 cases of CHOLERA on board and II eeslhs.-I
rhe disease broke out above vicksburg. The Jas.
Hewitt from the same ports arrived afterwards
with cholera ON board and was ordered not % land.
She then landed On the opposite shore.
Henry I. Blows Castor Oil factory Wa con.
sumed BY fire hat night. The loss is $50, 600
with half insurec-fvs dwellings near b were
slso consumed. The whole loss is abom $3.50
DO.
V~-.-.l.u A.. Mo~.~...o ux,.. e.. ill.