Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30
foreign Mus.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

IIALFAX TELEGRArn OFFICE,
Jan 2Ith p VI.
The American steamer Aruc, Capt Luce,
from Liverpool Jan. tn, arrived here shortly af-
ter eleven o'clock this forenoon, and will leave
for New York during the evening She has thir-
ty-iyo passengers and has full freight Of valu-
able goods.
The English general news possesses no feature
OF special nteres-.
Great excitement has prevailed at Paris dur
ing the week, On consequence Of the resignation,
en- masse, OF the Ministry. This was caused
frst by the opeuhosiIlty OF the President towards
General Chaug1uer, who. IN defiance of the
earues, protcstauons II the Ministry was given
permission on the instant, and hy a decided
majority 20 Justify bis conduct before the Assem-
bly, Both the right and left warmly applauded
the General, warn tie Ministry abruptly with
drew, and with equal abuptness resigned IN a
body.
The President experienced great difficulty IN
the formation of "a new cabinet, Barrot and others
having feiured a. accept Office THIS state of
thngs continued for nearly week, when. as we
learn from tclcgaphic dispatch dated Paris,
Friday evening, mndy furnished by apt Luce,
Luce, the Mont ur appeared with the Prcs-
dents speech. and the official announcement of
Droyun De LHuys, for Foreign Affairs and
General Reynan DelIeau d'Angey, for the
War Office, with new appointments, also OF
Munster OF Marine, Public Works, and Com
mercc.
Another decree signed By the Ministers Of the
Interior and of War, u published, and revoked
the decree by which the National Guard and
tie troops OF the irst division were united under
one command The effect of this decree IS to
abolish the post sretolorc held by Cen Cham
ganicr. Gen. Pcrrot takes command of the
National Guards and the troops of the first d.
Ia Ha commanded hr Con Rnrn-
quay DIhliers. lie enters upon his dnty by a
general order 70 he army Of Paris. IN which he
explains the object ot ms mission and states that
he viii mliutain The discipline which his prede-
cossors had established lie also states that h.
will uphold The authority established hy the Con
sttuuon aud give hts energetic support i'm the
execution ofthe law.
a postscript % the despatch under date sever
o'clock, states tlat "a motion had been mlde n
the A semby tat ia members should retire tc
their BureauH, t. mime "A commission % prepare
resolutions expressive of The voice OF the legisla-
ture nregard g. recent events, which motion wa.
carried against Che active opposition of the Min
istry, by vote Of $50 90 2j3 Great confusitr
Is stated 10 have prevailed IN the Assembly ate
the declaration ci the vote.
The accou Is from Rome, and the activity O
MaZznnl ana other Italian refugees. give Vi
reason TO donbt but that any serious difficulty a
Paris would be Instantly seized upon to unlur
the Republican banners IN the holy city, wher,
the French soldiers have become so obnoxious
that they are Unfortunately assasnated by thu
citizens, on every possible occasion.
lRELAND.-lt is announced that the Dublin &
Galway Railway VIII open for travel on the fins
of June. Property to the amount Of G30,OO'
was destroyed by fire, in Dublin on the 9TH.
broke out IN the south building establishment G
Mcssrs. Hutton, of Summer It'll.