The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-01

missal, and a new ministry Is forming under the
auspices Of Mr.. Detmold, (late member of the
Frankfort Parliament minister to the Regent John,
and Hanoverian Agent at Frankfort,) ard MIR.
Lindemann. 1t appears the crisis brought on
by diversity of opinion in the Hessian question,
and respecting the socaled Federal resol luton OF
the 2lst of September. M. Stuve, the Hanoveran
Premier, and his colleagues, wished to oppose that
resolution; they declared that they must resign
their posts unless the king consented to protest
against the Frankfort resolution. The conduct OF
the king after this declaration such that the
formation of cabinet under Detmold and Linde-
mann may be hourly expected Nj. Stuve and his
colleagues are drawing up memorial
Spain.
nj. Pidal was still confined to his bed although
his physicians had pronounced that he was better
The Gazette announces the dismissal Of General
Cordova from the post of Captain eneral of Ma
drid, and that he Is replaced by General Norzaga-
ray. General Ezpeeta will replace General Nor
zagaray at Saragossa.
A correspondent, writing on the 9th, says: "The
Ministerial crisis continues in the same state as
yesterday. Narvaez has not yet decided to tender
his resignation, because, perhaps, he believes that
1t would at once be accepted 1t is said that the
Queen Mother has dssuaded him from taking that
step, and that she has pledged herself TO protect
him and arrange successfully this difficult affair
decree published this day dismisses General
Cordova from his post of Captain General of Ma
drd, and names Genaral Norzagaray as his sue
cessor. This dismissal would appear to be the re-
suit of the dissension which has existed for long
Cordova. The Pope's Garde- Noble is expected
here to- day, with the Cardinals hat granted by
his holiness to the Archbishop of Toledo"
Madrid journals of the lth state that the King
had presented the Queen with magnificent set Of
diamonds.
General Narvaez prevented by indispositon
from attending at the representation which took
place at the theatre OF the palace the afternoon
of the Queens birthday.
The frat division of the troops to reinforce the
garrison of the Island of Cuba sailed from Cadiz on
the Sth instant.
The Three per Cents closed at "a, cash; the Five
per Cents at 49, paper; Coupons, cash; Debt with
out Interest, 81 cash
The PapaI States.
letter from Rome of the 4th instant states that
the Minister of the Republic of the Equator had
presented letter from the President to Pope Plus
TX, congratulatng him on his return to Rome
The letters from Rome contain details Of the re-
cent consistory, with the creation and reception of
the cardinals. Cardinal Wiscman was ex-
pected to leave Rome for London at the end of the
present month. The criminals who were to have
been executed on the 9th had been reprieved and
efforts were being made to save those condemned az
accomplices III the attempted assassination of Co.
lionel Nardoni. The Pope's departure for Castle
Gandolfo delayed. A financial edict had ap
pearcd announcing that notes to the amount OF
$464 ,2l0 had been deposited and would be burnt
on the 7h current The French regiments were
on the point OF leaving for Africa.
Naples.
Gaeta and Naples-35, 900 men on the ground.
The State trials have again commenced. The
court was occupied with a long and tedious exami-
nation of witnesses. Ii was proved that Colella the
man who denounced the ex Minister Baron Poerio
was promised government employment of twelve
ducats per month. Most of the other parties en-
ployed by the police to accuse the prisoners are
proved to be the very worst characters; many have
suffered imprisonment for theft, and other crimes
too revolving to record. Not respectable wit
ness has appeared in court to incriminate the prs-
oners.
Tuscany.
The Risorgimento of Turin, of the llth, sta ties
from Florence that Signor Leonetti, named by the
Grand Duke TO the post of Gonfaloniere of Flo
renee, in lieu of Signor Peruzzi, lately dismissed
has resigned that post.
Piedmont.
The Opinione of Turin announces that another
note has been addressed by the Holy See to the Sar-
dinian government against the expulsion of the
Archbshops of Turin and Cagliari.
India and China.
The Calcutta railway Is commenced. Sir Charles
Napier was at Smla the 9Th Of September and
the Governor General will arrive there at the end
of September, and then visit the Punjaub II was
reported that Sir IL. Laurence had fallen into the
hands OF one of the tribes in Cashmere, and was
detained prisoner mutiny had broken out
among the Nizam's troops. The cholera still pre-
walls in Scinde. Sir James Brooke sailed for Siam
on the 80 Of August Pirates still infest the Indian
and Chinese seas. The Dutch expedition againsi
Borneo had proved very successful. The intelh.
gence from China is not important. The health Of
The troops was improving at Hong Kong. The
differences between the Chinese and Portuguese at
Macao had not been arranged. Sufficient rain had
fallen in Bengal and the greatest part of India,
cephng Bombay and Poonah.