The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-19

clock this morning, at the wires being down
between ST. Johns and Calais the trans
mission of the news was delayed during the
whole day. %
FRAME. ~
The French Ministry have resigned or been
dismissed. the cause which led TO this ruijture
was Discrimination on the part OF the Cabinet
10 sustain the views embodied by the Presi-
dealt OF the Republic in his letter relating to
the Romans affair. Great excitement exls ed
at Paris. bu the President is firm and has
written letter to the Assembly which tie
London Times characteristics as 'impudent,"
A new Cabinet had been formed which wholly .
represents The views OF The President and Il
majority OF the Assembly.
The French Ministry resigned in a body on
the 3Otl ult. 1t seems that the whole OF the
Ministry with the exception of O'Dillon Bar
OFT. had assembled on the morning OF the 30th
uli. to advise the President respecting the APP
p0iatmeHt OF Il successor TO FallouX. the re-
urng Minister. At this meeting Louis M
poIeon emphatcally declared that the cab
met wanted dignity;'' an mpulation sulfi-
cieut to raise the ire OF less sensitive persona
ges than those who formed the Executive OF
itciu DI can France. The insult was TOO deep
to be to gwen. The President added, f" that
the cabinet had been too subservient to the
C-At4 ''tt'FC VI t4iC
that ii Club OF Council OF the ,sti,tr did what
4e himself could not DO, settle the policy OF
tthe Government and actually nominate the
lnnIsry." This was enough, aud an explo-
SiOI Instantly /, l0Wed. iii tie evening Du-
PA read in the Assamblya message from The
rre-Idrnt which is very spirited and interest
mr., for it can hardly iall 10 provoke angry
.aissIons. and it may probably produce The
coup d eta which has long been iorcsladow
| d. The odon Times say 5, 'ifthISis Gear
tld dttilite The gniiicuion toghe sweeping
measures, ny which the President OF the
trencil Republic has changed his Whole adj
inhIstrdIou we must SUPPOSE Louis NapOle
on intends to convey to France and the world
MS preeInpiory intention TO assume in his own
lperso, the supreme dIctaton OF the affairs OF
I the Republic Menare needed SAYS the
President who are as much hlled with the
Convection oil my peculiar RESI- onsbliy as
tAclr own and Of the Necessity OF action AS
well dts words The Z" Monitor OF Thurs
Elay cout;uis the list OF the new Ministry
| fheirs, Mole, ahd Gen. Charngarnier support
the new Cubinet, but have 100 much prudence
! To Join il. fire Parisitil Journals publish Inc
'oilowing telegftphic dispatch from Gen.
L,morcIer to the Munster OF Foreign At
i,Ires:
Sr PETERsBURGH, Russia Oct IL, IS4a
lOuoman Envoy, that the Emperor. taking in
TO consideration the letter. the Sultan, had
confined himselfto dcmaud that the Refugees
should be expelled from Turkey.
There is nothing new from Russia--ater
1dates have been received from Bombay and
Calcutta, the stormy weather during the moIl-
soon hndinIerrupted business 10 "A considerii-
bic degree. but the arrivals oil goods have
been light and prices were fairly maintained.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The fends who were stytd rulers in Aus
tria, not satisfied with the human gore they
have already shed. slilI continue lief salI-
culinary career. since IIaynau has becnyap-
pointed civil md military Governor of Han
gary. Another crisis iii that gcountryis be
IIeved to be inevitable. A circular from Kos
sutIi is circuIatmginP PERTH. itswhiGI, that pa
riot assures his coGntrymen that he has re-
lnoved the crown Of ST. Stephen solely 10 pre-
vent the coronation ola Hapsberger.s
,i.tsaa TURKEY.
| Measures have been taken by the Porte for
the location Of the Hungarian and Polish re-
liugees. kossuth and the other leaders were
to remain atWidden until the removal or ul-
| innate liberation. Three hundred Hungar-
li1ns have been converted to- lslanlsIn, and
many are following tile same exam tde. Sir
Canning has seut pe sspOrts 10 Guyon, the Irish
officer ana other British Subjects who had
lin the cause of Hungary a--p
ROME. at q -7as
The Pope's return or the departure ofthe
French army is not soon expected Assass-
inatiolls of French officers ami solIiers are dali
| " occurring.
SPAIN.
Navarez has avenged himself by dismiss
ing King trom the post ofkeeper OF the pal
ATE. aud Imprisoned d priest and monk as in
Sruments OF Kings policy. Thenew Amer
can AIiiiister was formally presented to Court
| He disclImed in the name OF the President
oi The United States. the doings of party
who proposed Selling Cuba '-
ENGLAND. r
No news. The press devntes much space
to the consideration of the annexation OF Can
ada to the United States. The address is
much commended for lis tone and temper
The Times says " that, by whomsoever the
document was conconted, 1T reflects great
tcredIt upon the tact. skill and adrotness Of the
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