Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11
From The n. Y. Express.
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE

AT AlbS In FUROFE Il.
The news by the Pacific is all of it interesting and
much OF 1t OF unusua Importance.
The Times we mud, Is the only Lond on Journal tina
nnounoes with any so OF positi1eness the resignation
otthe Russell NGistry but The character of the ante
cedent debates in Parliament, and the general course
things have been taking there late leave no doubt of
the fact The Budget ofthe Chancellor OF the Exche-
quer, {Sir Cha. Wood is regarded as the Immediate
cause OF the crss,-but It's precursors are plainly per
ceptibe, first in the defeat OF the Ministry fortnight
since or so, on the motion Of DlSrae "a victory " on
by the Protectionstsl and the subsequent opposition
evoked against the ministerial measure looking to re-
preston OF the so called Papal aggression The recent
speech OF the premier this question, without con-
elapg the Ca hocs is clearly seen, has rfitated the
feelings OF his Protestant supporters With these two
elements the Ministry had to contend, and it might
have been able to contend successfully, but for disa-
greeable events which afterwards followed in rapid
succession, swelling the forces OF the opposition.
The 'franch bill" for example, brought forward on
the evening OF the 2Oh severe blow against the
Ministry; Lord John Russell having but So votes on his
SIDE to double that number against the introduction OF
the measure. For the circums,anta details OF the de-
bate On this question, we reier to summary;
notogn here merely 10 show that the downfall of the
Cabinet is traceahie 10 two but series of
measures, making no approach to the approval of
dexterous and we'll drilled opposition. The Times in
strong anti Ministerial article Friday u list declares
lis belief that the Chanceor's Budget cannot pass in
lis present shape. SIR Charles Is bitterly denounced
Tor his maintenance OF the Income Tax as calling up-
on the people of Great Britain to make great sacri-
nee, 10 submit or ihreey more and thus increase
inquisi'oria and unequal tax which used be cons d.
cred desperate resort 10 be had recourse to only
in time oil war On motion OF Lord John Russell, the
consideration OF the subject postponed from Friday
evening t2lst) to the following Monday. Meanwhile
the premier and his colleagues send their resgna-
tons. The next steamer will therefore be likely tc
bring US the interesting particulars concerning the COM
position OF their successors and what notifications of
policy, II any are likely TO ensue.
10 France, Louis Napoleon we see is tempting sym.
paihy by consgumg his race horses the auction mart;
minis I.Nt, Ia,,.
souiism to understand that they appreciate the policy
now recognised in Dresden They are, is said back
ed BY Lord Palmerston. The letter which the Count
de Chambord has been writing Characteristic PAPER
out does not seem 10 have created much sensation
where in Europe.
strong suspicion is awakened that the newspaper
announcement5eof permanent repose ia Germany are
premature In point OF fact, nothing has been done
amcaby at Dresden; and, preparing for hostililIes
Austria now threatens Piedmont and Switzerland ia
order mat, under the cover OF false move she may
concentrate her armed bordes in Poland. The ambi
ton OF the Gar Is vast; he wants through AUSTRIA TO
get possession OF Germany and Austria, to obine him.
negotIae5 ior the admission OF all her territories LON
oardP, &c, INTO The Gernanc confederation Nicholas
wants TO give ahsoutism predominance in Itay; and
Austria again plays his game by pretending to feel an
CRY WIN Sardinia " he military preparations OF Aus
tina, says HE London Globe, have been alarming
her dipoinatc interventons irregularher po!itco
commercial combinations so scale, that the
organs oeVery party in London have raised their voice
against the new enemy which the distractions Of our
own Liberals have Suffered TO up till it thus thres
lens all the Liberties OF Southern Europe And the
very moment when tie indications OF this sweeping
ambition are setting every contemporary cabinet in mo-
ton Is chosen by the Austrian Government for COM
planning OF the turbulence and aggressive tendencies OF
the he realm OF Piedmont" France ia alarmed, and
Lord Palmerson Is dipomatzing.
The warke Preparations OF Austria, in the north OF
Italy have lndut ed the French government send by
the last steamers from Touon, considerable reinforce
Inens 10 the army ct Rome, put their forces
there once more on war footing.
a. we continue 10 hear oil great preparations making by
MazznI Tor raising The standard OF Italian Liberty
again His movements in that direction are evidently
creating great uneasness among the crowned heads,
Judging by The tone Of their accredited orpars