Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-27
DETAILS OF THE NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,}
Friday jan "a 1851

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Friday, Jan. a. 1851. {
The American steamer Arctic, Capt. Luce, from
Liverpool, January IL, arrived here shortly after II
O'Clock this forenoon. She has thrty-ve passengers
and full freight. 1t is understood that the Arctic
will sail Tor New York at IL o'clock TO night and will
arrive on Monday morning.
The Arctic bringsno news of the Atlantic. The re-
venue schooner goes to Sable Island tomorrow. On
her return we may hear Of her.
ENGLAND.
The English general news possesses no feature of
The Board of Trade returns for the month ending
December show increase in the exports over the
corresponding month OF the previous year OF rising
t67l 00O
Formal notice has been given that the Bank OF Eng
land will notturther advance its rate OF interest. The
effect has been, with the payments of dividends make
the money market much easier. The last report given
gives the amount OF bullion in the bank, at trie less
than Gl4 600 English securities have been well
supported and there has been an increased demand Tor
American stocks. Exchanges having improved more
paper is offered than for time past Bullion
therefore, is in less request and scarcely be disposed
Of Late dates from the continent show an advancing
rate in the quotations of exchange. Gold coin has also
further advanced. Consols opened Oh Wednesday at
96i, and closed on Friday at 9c5.
FRANCE.
Resignation of the Ministry and Grea. Excitement
Great excitement had prevailed at Paris during the
week, in consequence OF the resignation masse, of
the ministry. This caused first by the open hos
ty OF the President towards Chan garnier who in de-
tiance OF the protesation OF the ministry, was given
permission on the instant, and by decided majority,
to Justify his conduct before the Assembly. Both the
right and left warmly appauded the General, when
the ministry abruptly Withdrew, and with equal abb
rupness resigned in body. The President expe.
renced great difficulty in the formation of new cabi.
net, NJ Barrot having refused to accept Office.
This state of things continued for nearly week,
when as we learn from Geographic despatch, dated
Paris, Frlday, evening, kindly furnished by Captain
Luce, the Moniteuy appeared with the Presidents
announcement DrOuVp
de Ptluys, for Foreign Affairs, and Gen. Reynaud
des Jean de Angey, for the War Office with new
appointments also of Ministers of Marine Publ.
Works. and Commerce.
Another decree, signed by the Ministers of the Inte-
ror and Of War is published, revokng the decree by
which the Natona Guard and the troops Of the first
DIVISION We're un ted under command. The effect
OF this decree is to abolish the post heretofore held by
Gen. Changarnier. Gen. Perrot takes command Of
the National Guard and the troops OF the first division
to be commanded by Gen. paraguay d. Killers lie
enters upon his day by general orders the Army of
Paris in which he explains the object OF his MISSION
and states that he will maintain the discipline which his
predecessor had established. He also states that he
will uphold the authority established by the constitution
and give his energetic support in the execution Of the
laws.
postscript to the despatch, under date or o'clock
states that motion had deem made in the Assembly,
that the members should retire to their bureaus, until
the preparation OF resolutions expressive OF the sense of
the Legislature in regard to recent events; which mo-
ton was carried, against the active opposition of The
ministry by vote OF $50 to 253. Great confusion is
stated to have prevailed in the Assembly after the decla-
ration ofthe vote.
GERMANY
In regard to the German question, though there are
many probable and improbable rumors, nothing is ac-
tuay known; the purposes OF the conference at Dress
den being scrupuously secret which, it is Judged is
not favorable augury. the tone Of triumph which
pervades the bearing # Prince schwarzenbcrg and the
growing hostiltes OF the Chambers at Berlin, which
met the Sd instant, also named as evidences OF
unsat isactory state of the negotiation.
DENMARK AND THE DTJTCHTES
The commissioners to arrange the difficulties be-
tween the du:chies had arrived at Rensbug and at the
latest date had given the authorities three days to con-
slider what course they would pursue. Meantime, the
government and the peoples representatives in Wur-
temburg oggerheads upon the subject of voting
the supplies; and there appears be probability that
a second edition OF the lIesse Cassel affair will finally
be enacted i'll that small territory.
ITALY.
The accounts from Rome OF the activity of Mazzni,
and other Italian refugees give to think that
any serious difficulty Paris would be instantly seized
upon to uniurl the republican banner in the Holy City,
where the French soldiers have become SO obnoxious
that they Unfortunately assassinated by the c-
Zens, on every possible occasion.
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