Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
Gur,pran Mus.
] DAYS lat r from Europe.

New York about o'clock Thursday
evening, and brings the following intel
ligence -
Cotton had advanced d, and fair
upIands cannot be purchased at ID
The sales of the week were 33,6l0
bales.
ENGLAND.
The political news is interesting in
the extreme.
On Monday, the Chancellor Of the
Exche9uer brought his budget before
the House of Commons, from which it
appeared that the surplus revenue for
the year was .f2 100000, nearly halt
of which he proposes To applyto the Ii
quidaton Of the national debt.
On Thursday. Government received
most signal defeat from the effects OF
which it is clear they have not yet re-
covered.
The Timesof this morning (22d) An
nounces officially the resignation yes
,erday. of the Wing Cabinet. Lord
John Russell waited yesterday upon her
Majesty. and rendered his resignation.
No Cabinet has yet been formed
The London Times Of the 22d says.
Lord John Russell has rendered his
resignation to her Majesty, and only
holds office until another government
can be formed. The extensive loss of
Parliamentary sympathy. which his
Lor dship aud his colleagues have evil
denty suffered of late, has probably
prepared most oiour readers for this re-
suit. We have little doubt. from the
numerous independent statesmen of our
day, thata government could be form
I'd mat would deserve and generally
receive. the cordial support of those who
are at present in power. The most de-
slrable object is union. All should
combin. to prevent even a mo'nents
success the Protectionist imposlure."
The other morning papers contain no
announcement OF Lord John RusselPs
estimation. The Advertiser states that
the Conservatives cannot come TO any
unanimous conclusion. Mr.. Gladstone
will not touch free trade, nor agree to
Lord Sraney's Protestant views res
pecting the Papal aggression.
FRAN
The Committee on the Department.
al Administration bill shows Il majori
" OF II to l3 against it. This majority
has been obtained by another coalition
Of the Legltmists with the Mountain.
All idea of rec, ncillation Of the LIE.
gilimists and the party OF Nj. Thlers
with the President OF the Republic, is
therefore at an end. The rupture is
complete. and he will resist on his pre-
rogativcs. as the Assembly has done
on its own.
GERMANY.
The ministerial paper states that Aus
tria and Prussia intend TO monopollze
the military system and occupy the
most important position in Gcrmany.-
Their proceedings are beginning TO
excite serious alarm amongst The cabl
nets OF Europe. The extension of
military power of these States, and
the incorporation of the non-Grrnanc
provinces Of the Austrian Empire, viz;
Hungary and Lombardy, with the cen
tral bond. is regarded as n direct vlo-
latlon Of the treaty of 1918.
ITALY
Garrbaldi has made his appearance
near Genoa. lie and Mazzlnl, il is said
are making extensive arrangements Tor
the revoIutiouisng OF Italy IN the Spring
All kinds OF surmises are ia own out re-
spccting their alleged intentions.
The complication of polrlcs arising
from he German question is very
threatening.
AT Rome the anniversary ofthe rev
olution passed off without any disturb
ance, or public demonstration Of any
kind. Nothing of political interest was
st ring in that city.
POLAND
The Hamburg correspondence Of tie
Times informs us, on the authority oi
travellers, who have lately travelled
through Poland, that an enormous Rus
sian army ha. been concentrated in an
imposing and IN nacing position. III the
kingdom of Poland and that rumors of
an important expedition are freely cir
culatcd among the various corp. Ul that
army.
RUSSIA
Letters from st Petersburg Of Feb.
9th mention that the Emperor's assent
has been given to the marriage OF the
Grand Duchess Catherine daughter Of
IN. late Grand Duke Micha |, with the
Youngest son OF the Grand Duke Of
Mecklenburg Stre'iz.
SPAIN
The discussion in the Spanish Cham
her Of Deputies on the interpretations OF
Gen. Ortega, was brought TO close on
the 14th, without any thing worthy Of
remark. except the declaration Of sew
eral o.. .the-most influential members,
that the new Cabinet should have its
support, if it pursued the same patriot
is and independent course as the last
This discussion having terminated to
the satisfaction Of the Ministry, the dis
solution of the Cortcs is no longer spo-
ken of.
EGYPT
II would appear by news from Alex
andra that the Pcrta has required the
vIcrcy OF Egypt to reduce his army to
10000 men place his fleet at the die