Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-30
Arrival of the America.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM Ell.
ROPE. &

JOllHS anu SdlIdS, the transmission OF
news has been delayed during the whole
day.
The French ministry have resigned,
or were dismissed. The cause is attri-
buted to Discrimination on their part 10
sustain the views embodied in the Pres
ident's letter relating to Rome. Great
excitement existed in Paris, butthe Pres
ident is firm, and has written a letter to
the Assembly, which the London Times
characierizes as impudent. A new Cab
met has been formed, which wholly rep
resents the viewsof the President and of
a majority of the Assembly. 5Has1
Nothing from Russia. d sr8@
| France. N'# ""
The French ministry resigned in be-
dy on the 30th. ltseems that the whole
of the ministry, with .he exception of
Odillon Barrot, assembled on The morn.
ing of the 3O.h to advise the President
respecting the appointment of success.
sor TO Falloux. the retiring minister. At
this meeting, Louis Napoleon imperious-
ly declared that the Cabinet wanted dig
nifty, an imputation sufficiently ANNOYING
TO raise the anger of less sensitive per-
sonages lllan those who form the Execu.
tive of Republican France. The insult
was TO great to be forgiven. The Presi-
dent added. that the Cabinet had been
too snbservient to the conservative n, a.
iority Of The Assembly; that the Club of
the Council of State did what he himself
could not do, settled the policy of the
Government and actually nominated the
ministry. This was enough, and an ex-
plosion instantly followed. In the eve
ming Dupin read to the Assembly mes
sage from the President, which was very
spirited and interesting, for il can hardly
fail TO yrovoke angry passions, and i.
may probably produce the coup Pefat
viii CHI has long been foresiladowed.
The London Times says, il this is a
clear and definite Specification 10 The
sweeping measure by which the Presi-
dent of the French Republic has changed
his whole administration, we must sup
pose that Louis Napoleon intends to con-
vey TO France, and to the world, his De.
remp:ory intentionto assume, in his own
person, the supreme dictaion of the af.
fairs of the Republic. Men are needed
says the President, who are as much fill
led with conviction of my peculiar res.
possibility as their own, and of the neces-
sity of action as well as Of words The
Moniteur of Thursday, contains a list of
the new ministry. Theirs, Mole and
Gen. Changarnier support the ministry,
but have too much prudence 10 Join it.
The Partisan Journals publish the fol-
lowing Geographic dispatch from Gen.
Lamorciere to the Minister of foreign
Affairs: s.t
ST. PETERsBURG, Oct. Is.
Count Nesselrode notified Yesterday
TO the Ottoman Envoy, that the Emper-
or taking into consideration the letter Of
the Sultan, confined himself to demand
himself to demand that the Refugees shall
be expelled from Turkey. u 1ais
Austria and Hungary.
The tiends who were nicknamed Ru-
lcrs OF Austria, not satisfied with the hui
man gore which they have already shed,
continue their sanguinary career. Hay
nau has been appointed Civil and Militia
ry Governor of Hungary; another crisis
in that country is believed 10 be inevila-
BILE. A circular from Kossuth has reach
Cd Pes,h, in which that patriot assures
his countrymen that he has removed the
crown of ST. Stephen solely for the pur-
pose of rendering impossible the corona
lion of Hapsburger.
Commercial. -..
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8, 1916.
Western Canal flour 90 to 24s; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore 2ls Cd to 24s.--
Sales are effected at very irregular pri-
ces and quotations nearly nominal. In
dian corn "a to eos Tor white, 20 to 2Ss
for yellow---from these prices holders are
unwilling to yield.
In American provisions there has been
a quiet but steady demand, and business
is going forward at full prices. The
stock of Bacon is light. with limited
sales; holders are expecting an advance.
Beef is heavy A reduction has taken
place on previous sales OF Pork-low
qualities are more wanted, but for medi-
um and good sorts there is little demand.
Sales OF Hams are at 30a32s, in dry
salt. There has been an improved de-
mand for shoulders, with sales al 20 to
2ls. The market is bare of Cheese,
and ordinary or fair qualities would bring
yery full prices. The transactions in
Lard are of retail character only.
The Iron market presents the usual in
activity Of the season, without any ma
terlal change of prices.
The sales eff Tobacco for the month
have been the largest on record, amount
ing to 1885 hhds. a. iull prices, with an
upward tendency.
The demand for cotton has fallen off;
common qualities have receded I'D; 9th
er qualities without change.
In the manufacturing districts only a
moderate business has been going for
ward-reports are generally favorable
and prices steady. In foreign produce
the market has oeen good, both for home
use and expectation, and prices Ina We full