Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
From the Baltimore american
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM Europe

ST. JOINS, n. B., June I0
The royal mail steamer America, with 60 passengers
arrived at Halifax at O'Clock Monday afternoon and
will reach Boston about o'clock on Wedne>da morn
ing. She sailed from Liverpool on the g. inst and
consequently brings days later intelligence from all
parts of Europe.
Inc steamer hernia, on her last passage out, arrived
at Liverpool Monday making the passage from Boston
In the remarkably short period of nine days.
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
Mr.. Gladstone gave notice that the 18th he would
bring forward motion respecting the late events in Ca
NADIA Lord Russell gave pledge that in the meantime
nothing should be done to prejudice the present position
of The Rebellion Losses Bill.
The conduct Of the American government in reference
to the expedition 70 search for Sir john franklin the
missing navigator, has been alluded to in Parliament in
very f1itiering terms.
FRANCE.-The formation Of the new Cabinet has
been effected by coalition between Odon Barrot and
Deuiauvre The new Ministry is the same as the old,
except NJ. Dufanvre, who takes the Department of the
Minister of the Interior; NJ DE Tccquevie that of For.
eign Affairs; and NJ Laqueneas that of Commerce
Much surprise was excited by the dismisson of Mar
shall Bugeaud from the list Of the new Cabinet The
Paris papers generally express their dsapprova of the
compromise and predict its failure. The Red Repuhi-
cans are particularly violent in denouncing the new Min
stry.
The message of the President of the French Republic
to the Legislative Assembly is published in the Paris pa
pers of Tuesday. 1t is composed upon the American
ard not the European mode filling four columns Of the
European Times
The President of France his message saws that il is
The destiny ID France To hGke the world when she shall
be aeitaed * 10 tranquze itwhen she shall be in state
of peace and adds As soon shall have power some
important questions must be discussed respecting various
Eeropean matters beyond the Rhine and Alps and from
Denmark t. Sicily there interest for us to reserve
and an influence for US 10 exercise"
M I.esseps has failed in his mission to conquer the
Romans into affection for France and has returned 10
Paris r further instructions. Some accounts say he was
recalled and that The messenger carried back nstruc
tons 10 General Oudinot for the reduction Of the II Nv
City to subsection at all hazards and that he should com
mence an attack with army Of 2 600 on the 30h
OF May The Romans have announced their firm reso-
luton to defend the city The death against the expect
ed assault, and it is stated that they have force Of So
GOO troops, which is dee ned sufficient for The purpose
The Pope still persists in demanding an unqualified
renewal of his powers temporal ruer and tina, the Til
umvrate, backed by the people, declare they will never
csncede. Alazzni's determination is m st profound and
determined to accomplish the thorough destruction Of the
Pops's temporal power. He says shall show fight 10
the last against all projects Of restoration.
The Frankfort Parliament has determined to exer-
else its influence to form Republic affer the French
model. to be composed Of Baden Werlemburg Rhenish
Bavaria, SC.
The penpoepiiares of Prussia, Hanover and Saxony,
have promug gated new Consisu'i';n for Germany in
which The principle Of universal suffrage is conceded-
In the present. in future, attempts form unor Of
the German States. the King Of Prussia is made the
prominent head Austria is excluded from the present
arrangement All other States are united but il is doubt
full wheher the plan will succeed.
| HUNGARY.-Hungary presents no new feature,
and since the tall or Buda into the hands Of the Hunga
rians has occurred calculated 10 have perra-
neat influence the result Of the struggle, though the
llungarians have, however, achieved further and in
respects, important victories. The combatants are