The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-11-05

Be faithful rs hitherto. keep to the holy
sentences Of the Bible. pray for thy l'ber'
alton, and then ~chauntthy national hymns,
when thy mountains re.echo the thunder
Of the Of thy liberators! God be
with YOU. dear comrades and fellow-sutfer-
ers! The angels OF God and ofliberty be
with you. You may still be proud, for the
Lion OF Europe had to be aroused to con.
ouer the rebels! The whole civilized world
has admired you as heroes. and the cause
of the heroic nations will be supported by
the freest OF the free nations on earth!
EUROPEAN EXTRACTS BY TIE Pa
CIFIC.
ENGLAND.
The Iberia, Capt. Burnes, had arrived
at Southampton, with the Portuguese mail
Nothing had been heard Of the Mississip.
ri or Kossuth, when the Iberia left.
The food Of emigration from Great
Britain, and especially from Ireland, was
beginning to excite the most serious ap-
prehensions.
The government demand for the repay
ment of the moneys advanced TO the irish
Unions, during the famine. is causing
much stir throughout Ireland, and some
downright reputation.
The leading event Of the last few days
had been the final closing to the public oil
the great exhibition on the 18th inst
Mucn less form. and even order, was OBJ
served than might have been expected;
The building was densely crowded, ana
the closing was rather tumultuous, distln-
guished only from the shutting up on pre-
vious days. by partial attempts to get up
cheers for the Queen and Prince Albert,
and 10 perform God save the Queen" IN
chorus.
SPAIN.
The frigate Guatemala. from Havana
had arrived Mt Vigo, Spain, having on
board one hundred and sixteen OF the
Lopez expedition. The Venus had also
} arrived with six prisoners, and the Isabel
Catholica with four.
!! The widow of General Emma, and Mr..
Laborde, late Spanish consul at New Or
leans, had also arrived at Vigo. .
The Queen OF Spain had summoned
! the Cortes, for prompt assemblage.
A royal decree OF the lst October or
t dams that the body of General Emma, who
was killed in Cuba. shall, at the public ex-
pense, be carried to Spain for interment
in his native citv; and that his widow, in
addition to the pensiont to which she Is en-
titled by rule as the relict OF a captain
, general, shall receive an annual pension
!, Of twenty thousand reals. A second de-
!, cree c~onfers upon her the ribbon OF the
:. ROYAL Order OF Maria Louisa, free rom
: all duties. By a,othrr decree a credit Of
) five million reals is accorded as a supple
ment to the regular war budget for arn'ng
. the coast of the peninsula and the COLO
MES, and the purchase OF Palxhan guns
, The Minister Of Marine is instructed to
, purchase two more steamers OF rom one
r hundred TO one hundred and fifty horse
power, for Cuban service.
!. FRANCE.
!. Potentous Ministerial Crisis The
I President and the Eiectoral Law.-ltwa'
, confidently stated in Paris, on the 18th
f that the President had actually accepted
the resignation Of the ministry. The an
, nouncement was made more startling by
the further assurance that NJ. de Glrardlr
would be q member Of the new cabinet
, These rumors caused q halt-cent decline
) in funds.
The immediate cause Of the Resignation
of tho French Cabinet was a proposItor
! ON the part Of Louis Napoleon to rePea
I the electoral law Of the 3lst Of May. The
Messenger de l'Assemble says:
. "At a cabinet council. held a few days
1 hack, with the President Of the Republic
. in the chair, that high lunctionary ProPos
j. ed plainly to his ministers to repeal the
. law of May 81. That proposition was en-
erpetically opposed by the majority OF the
cabinet, and particularly by M. LeoI
Faucher. The President having persist
8 cd. the ministers then rendered their re
signation. -, ,..
a that for his part he would no keep his port
It folio unless the law in question was main
is tanned, and M. de Bersigny sent away OF
some foreign mission. Two days aite
n this council, the Project of Police waitet
10 on the President Of the Republic, and. at
n ter long and ~fruitless efforts to convinc'
the head Of the executive power OF tn
!. danger of repeating the law Of May 3lst
Is also rendered his resignation. We are
n consequently, in the midst Of a ministe
A. rial crisis: it is even more than a ministe
il rial crisis. for the withdrawal Of NJ. Garlic