Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30
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passengers and has full freight OF
valuable goods.
The America arrived at Liverpool
Monday afternoon, the 7th inst.
The English general news possesses
no feature of special interest
? Great excitement has prevailed at
Paris, during the week IN consequence
ef'Le resignation, en- mnsse. of he Min
n'ry. This was caused, first by the op-
'en hostility Of the President towards
Gen. Changarnier, who, in defiance Of
the earnest protcsiations of the Minis
try, was given PERMISSION on the - in
slant, and by decided majority, to JUS
sify his conduct before the Assembly.
Both the right and left warmly applau-
ded the General, wi en- the Ministry alb
ruptly withdrew, and with equal abrupt
ness resigned in body.
The President experienced great diff
fcul'y in the formation Of Il new cabi-
net, Barrot and others having refused
10 accept office. This state Of things
continued for nearly a week, when. rs
We learn from telegraphc despatch
dated Paris, Friday evening, kindly fur
nished by Capt Luce, the Moni,euT
appeared with the Presidents speech.
and the official announcement Of Dro yn
DE L'Huys, for Foreign Affairs, and
Gen. Reynancs Deljean d'Avgcly, for
the War Office, with new appointments.
also, Of Minister Of Marine, Public
Works, and Commerce.
Another decree 81 gned by the Minis
tiers Of the Interior and Of War is pub
lishcd. and revoked the decree by which
the National Guards and the troops Of
the first division were united under one
command. The efec, Of this decree j.
To abolish the Iost heretofore held by
Gen. Changarnier. Gen. Perriot takes
command OF the National Guards. and
the troops Of the first division are to be-
commanded by Gen. Baraguy D'Elil-
liers, lie enters upon his duty by 4
general order to lhe army OF PARIS il
which lie explains tic object Of his ms
sion, and states that he will maintain H.,
discipline which his predecessors had
established. lie also states that he will
uphold the authority established by the
Constitution, and give his energetic sup
: port in the execution OF the law.
A postscript to the despatch, under
date Z o'clock. states ;hat II motion had
been made in the Assembly, that tl'
members should retire to their Bureaux
to name commission to prepare r,sou-
tions expressive Of the voice of the leg
isIature in regard to recent events
which motion was carried againsl III,
active opposition of the Ministry, by 1t
vote OF $50 To 253. Great confusion j,
stated 10 have prevailed in The Assem-
bly, after the declaration of the vote.
In REGARD to the German question
though there are many probable and
improbable rumors, nothing is actually
known, the purposes oi the conference
q, Dresden being kept scrupulous!y So
eret wiichit n Judged is not IA Iavora-
ble augury. The tone OF triumph whici
pervades the bearing of Prince Schwa'-
zehburg, and the growing ho.l'Ites o
the Chambers at Berlin, which met Of
the Sd inst, are also named as rvideL-
ees Of an un, satisfactory state of the nc
Rotia,ions. At the latest dates, 7lh
inst, Prince Schwarzenburg's missim
to Vienna 10 stated To have failed of it,
intended object. The Emperor Of Aus
Iia and King Of Prursn have agreed
70 meet at Dresden about the middle oi
the month.
The Commissioners to arrange the
difficulties between the Duchies had ar
rived at Rendsburg. and nt tho latest
date had given tls authorities three days
10 consider what course they would put
sue. Meantime the Government and
the peoples representatives in Nur
tcmburg are at loggcrhcads upon the
sub. ect OF voting the supplies, and there
appears to be a probability that sec
ond edition Of the Hcssc Ca.sel affair
will finally be enacted IN tha, small ter
ritory.
The accounts from Rome, and the ac-
tiviiy Of, Alazzina and other Italian rcllI-
gees, give US reason to doubt but that
any, serious difficulty at Paris would be-
Instantly seized upon to uniurl the Re
publican banners in the holy city, where
the French soldiers have bccomc so oh
noIious that they are indiscriminately
assassinated by the citizens. Oh every
possible occasion.
From Spain VIC have nothing beyond
the usual weekly statemen, oilhs res'g-
nation Of the NarvGz cabinet. whlcn
this time was caused by the Gu cu's
having received that gentleman coldly.
PKUsslA Berlin, Jan. Gth.-The re-
ports Of tho impending resignation of
the Minister oil Commerce assume
greater probability. The policy ofp o.
lection is now wholly rejected by the
Government
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