Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-30

TO THE WISCONSIN Tribune.
HorcmKIss LINK.
Halifax Jan. II

Halifax Jan. II.
The steamer Arctic. Captain Luce. ar
rived ut | O'Clock \ VI She left Liver
pool on the l4th inst 1t is understood
she will leave for \ ew York about noon to
day We regret to learn that she brings
no news of the Atlantic We now think
we shall receive intelligence by the Cana
da, which is to arrive next week The
revenue schooner goes to Say brook Island
and on her return we may hear from the
Atlantic.
The America arrived OH Monday even
NJ the 9th The grain trade in Liver
pool is extremely laneuid.
Great excitement had prevailed in Pa
ris during the week, In consequence of the
resignation Of the ministry. This was
caused first, by the known hostility Of the
President towards Gen Chancarnier. who
III defiance Of the earnest protestations Of
the ministry was given permission to JUS
tify his conduct before the assembly
Both the right and the left warmly ap-
plsuding the General, when the ministry
withdrew with equal abruptiou, and was
resiguing in body. The President ex
perienced great difficulty in forming
new cabinet, many having refused to ac-
cept Offices This state Of things coutin-
ued nearly q week when, as we learn by
telegraph despatch, dated Paris Friday
evening Moniteur appeared with the Pres
ident speech and the official announcement
OF Bacon, minister of foreign affairs
The new appointments of ministers of ma
rine public works and commerce also ap-
peared. i decree signed by the ministers
of war and the interior, IS published, re-
vOking the decree by which the National
Guards and Corps of the first Division
were united under one command The
effect of this decree is to abolish the post
heretofore held by Chungarnier Perriot
takes command of the National Guards
and the troops Of the first Division are to
be commanded by General Darreguarri
lie enters on his duties by general ord
er to the army in Paris, IN which he ex-
plains the object of his mission and states
that he Will maintain the discipline which
mis- predecessors had established and also
will uphold the authority established by
the constitution aud give his most ener-
getlc support to the execution of the laws
The postscript to the despatch states that
a motion had been made IN the Assembly
that the members should retire to their
bureau until the Incorporation Of resolu-
tions expressive of the sense of the As
sembly in regard to the recent events -
Nothing was carried against the act in OPP
position Of the ministry by the minority
by vote of $50 to 353. Great confusion
IS stated to have prevailed in the Assem-
bly, after the declaration of the vote
Very little was done at the bureaux.
Denmark and the Duchies commission
ers to arrange the difficulties had arrived
at Rheusburg. and at the latest accounts
had given the authorities three days to
consider what course they would pursue
in the mean time the government and the
people represented at Wurtemburg are at
loggerheads upon the subject Of voting
supplies, and there appears to be proba
bility that a second edition Of the Hessc
Cassell affairs will finally be enacted in
that country.
ENGLAHD-The board of trade for tie
month ending Dec ). shows an increase
of imports over the corresponding month
of previous years. OF rising G6010G00
Ireland-Proporty to the amount of
100000 was destroyed by FIRE in Dublin,
on the 4th inst
ashington, Jan u
HorsE.-Bailey's resolutions. tie make
Ave Of the appropriation bills the order of
the day 70 morrow, and so continue until
disposed of was passed The house refus-
ed TO enable Mr. johnson, of Ark. to in
troduce resolution making the river and
Harbor bill the order of the day for Tues
day. The house then went into com
nitt5e Of the whole to supply deficiency in
the appropriations for the present fiscal
wear.
PITTsBURGH. Jan. 81.
On Saturday morning. the bridge that
crosses at AIeghany City was set on fire
and totally destroyed 1t cost 10000
insured for $4,000
There were one or two other attempts
to set fire to other buildings.