Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-21

The steamer America with dates from Liverpool
to the Sd inst arrived at Halifax the 18th. She
brings nothing new from Russia
In the arrivals of bullion in England durino the
week are comprised 100000 from the u. States
The French Ministry have either resigned OF
been dismissed. The cause is said to have been
dismissed. dhe cause is said To have been the dis
Inclination of the Ministers 10 sustain the views en-
bodied IN President Louis Napoeons letter relative
10 home This event has caused the greatest ex.
c'tement In Paris, and the President has addressed
letter to the National Assembly, which the Lon.
don Times characterizes as imprudent but spirited
new Cabinet has been formed W hch wholly rep
resents the views of the President and the majority
of the Assembly
The intelligence % the dismissal of the French
Ministry was received in London ON Thursday the
ISL inst, and caused much surprise and excitement
HE London lines says, 'this sweeping measure
IS clear and definite Specification by which the
French President has changed his whole Admins
lration, and we must suppose that Louis Napoleon
intends to convey to France and the world his per-
emptory Intention To assume in his own person a
supreme direction Of the affairs of the Republc;'-
M. Ihlers, Nj. Mole, and Gen. ChanuarnIer SUD-
port the new Ministry, but have too much prudence
ii is said, 10 join it.
The Partisan Journals publish the following i'm
porlant telegraphc despatch from Gen. Lamorcore
to The Minister of Foreign Affairs, dated ST. Peters
burg, October Is:
Count Nlesselrode notified yesterday the Otto
man Envoy that the Emperor, taking into consid.
Grafton the letter of the Sultan confined himself t
demand that the Hungarian refugees should be
expelled from Turkey. Ferad Effendi now regards
the affair as settled.
Gen. Lamorcere is to be recalled from Russia
and given an important post.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-The fiends who are
nickDamed rulers III Austria, not satisfied with the
N nIn,NI tl,nut how Ill, Al
sanguinary career. The wretch Haynau has been
appointed Civil and Military Governor of Hungary.
circular of KOssuth is circulating in Pesih in
which he assures his c0untrymen that he has re-
moved the crown of St. Stephen solely for the pur-
pose OF rendering the coronation of member of the
house OF Ilapsburgh impossible.
TURREY.-TNhere is nothing OF interest from
Turkey. The Polish and Hungarian refugees have
been provided with new quarters.
kossuih and the other Hungarian leaders remain
at Nidden until measures taken for their uti-
mate liberation. Sir Stratiord Canning has sent
passports TO Gen. Guyon, the Irish Hungarian Gen
eral, and other British subjects who had been in
the service of Hungary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of French soldiers con-
tinued. 1t was expected that the Pope would re-
turn soon, and the French army would leave i'm
mediateiy. Great hostility was still maintained TO-
wards the Pope. The correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that if the Pope returns to Rome il
must he under the protection of foreign bayOnets.
.SPAIN.-The new American Minister has for
mally presented himself, and with much truth and
skill discaimed in the of the President of the
United States. the doings of the party who propos-
ed to seize upon Cuba.
ENGLAND.-The English Press devote much
space 10 the consideration of the Canadian Annex
alton question Of the Address, the London Times
says. by whomsoever prepared concoced it re-
fleets great credit the tact, skill and adrotness
OF lis authors. Speaking of the Annexation of Can
ada TO the United States, the Times says the con
duct OF the British Government will be directed by
motives of prudence and interest alone If they
think they can do without Canada then. and then
only will they give il up. They will not cede the
harbors which must ever command the mouth of
the ST. Lawrence, and protect the trade of the AT
lantic.