Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.


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FRANcE.-The engrossing topic
Throughout Europe seems TO be the
approaching crisis Of affairs in the
French Assembly.
Despite present evidences Of the
unmisiakeuble popularity Of the Pres
ident, the Assembly seems resolved
TO force him into direct collision with
them.
Every step taken by one party is
evidently watched with intense in
lterest by the other countries Of Eu-
rope.
On the 26Ih ult. the President de-
livered crosses and medals TO the
French exhibitors in the London ex-
hibiiion, and delivered a speech
well calculated to increase his popu
IariIy with the moderate republican
party, being the first speech in which
any aIIusion has been made TO Re-
public.
MANY who have been devoted TO
the interest Of Gen Cavaignac have
declared their determination to sup
port Louis Napoleon as the only
means Of saving the Republic.
An extraordinary article had ap-
peared in lie Constitutionale, in
which direct attack had been made
upon some Of the highes, names in
France; among others were Gen.
Changarnier and M. Ba'ryer.-
Others are charged with being men,
bers of a secret committee for the
purpose Of overthrowing the govern
meni. The chief venom Of the wri
ter appears to be directed against the
Orleanist and Lsgirimist parties.-
No newspaper article ever before
produced so much excite nent. IL
led To interrogatories being addressed
TO the ministers. The Consii,uiionale
was believed to be in the interest oi
the Government, and the ministry are
supposed tu be aware Of the produc-
iiun at least, il not, indeed, in the
preparation Of the article. Hence
the excitement.
1t is generally believed that a de-
mand for urgency with reference to
bill on the subject Of the response
biIity of The President, will be refused
by the Assembly.
Letters from Poulon, report that
Marshal Sout was able to leave his
bed.
French funds had advanced, and at
the latest dates had still an advancing
tendency.
Prussia. Prussian Chambers
would be opened BY the Commission
ers on a day previously fixed.
No new taxes were TO be declared.
but an increase of the army was con-
sidered indispensable.
AUsTRIA.-The new Austrian tar
if goes into operation on the lst of
February.
GERMANY.-Lieut. PIN had arri-
we'd in Berlin, en- route for Siberia, on
the 23d ult., and was introduced 10
the King BY Baron Humboldt. The
King gave him cordial letters to the
Emperor oI Russia. who will un.
doubledly afford him every possible
assistance in prosecuting the search.
HANovER.--The Hanover Gazette
Of the 23d, contains the acceptance,
by George the V, of the resignation
Of the Munchausen Cabinet. The
new Ministry consists OF M. Schiele,
President Of council and minister of
foreign affairs; Major de Brcmeisler,
minister of justice; and NJ. d. Car
rier, minister Of the interior. The
Chambers were to be conv0ked on
the Sd Of December, but were likely |
to he then prorogued.
SpAIN.--On the % | OF November
Narvaez took his seat in the Senate,
and gave the reasons W. ich induced
him 10 separate himself from the
Of Her Majesty--in
consequence Of the absence OF the
king Of Prussia at the funeral Of the
late King Of Hanover.
The new King Of Hanover has
dismissed the Cabinet. which has
caused much surprise, as he recently /
his intention to retain all
the public servants. lntimalions
are given that he intends to violate
the integrity of the constitution.
lrALY.--The General OF the
French army in Italy. has concentra.
led all the garrisohs, and harangued
ihe troops, enioining them, in any
contingency, always TO protect the
person Of the Pope.
lRELAND.-The quays in Dublin
we're crowded with emigrants on
heir way to the United States.
The Patriot correspondence speaks
bns of the late Congressional OTpanI-