Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The steamer .drcfic, whose arrival <at-HdlI4S
was announced in Saturdays paper, brings dates
from Liverpool to the lth instant. She will pro-
baby reach New York to-day.
1t would seem, by the reports through the Tele-
graph, that there is no news from England, if we
except the single fact that the Board of Trade
turns for the month ending December 5!h show an
increase on the exports over the corresponding
month of the previous year Of rising R67l 900.
The Dublin and Galway railroad is advertised
to open for travel on the lst of June.
FRANCE.
Great excitement had prevailed at Paris during
the week, in consequence of the resignation en-
n,asse of the Ministry. This was caused, first by
the open hostility Of the President toward Gen.
CHANeARNIER, and, secondly. that in defiance Of
the open protestation of the Ministry, the General
received permission, by decided majority, to JUS
tiiy his conduct before the Assembly. Both the
Right and Left warmly applauded him, when the
Ministry abruptly withdrew, and with equal abb
ruptness resigned in body. The President expe.
rienced great difficulty in the formation of new
Cabinet, M. BARRoT hayips refused TO accept Office
o. tb. Fria.u gaming before the sailing nf
teegraphic despatch Received announcing
that the Moniteur had appeared with the Presidents speech
and the official announcement of DRourx DE HHUvs for
Foreign Affairs and Gen. REeSAuD ST. JEAs D'AseLEr
appointments also minister
of Marine, Public Works. and Commerce
Another Decree signed by the Minister Of the Interior and
of War; published revokng the decree by which the Ma
tonal Guard and the troops Of the first division united
under one command The effect of this decree abolish
the post heretofore held by Gen. CHAssARsER Gen. PER-
takes command Of the National Guard and the troops
Of the first division be commanded BY Gen. BARAsuAr
HILIERs He enters upon his duties by general orders to
the army of Paris in which be explains the object Of his mis-
son and says that he will maintain the discipline which his
predecessor had established He also says that he will up
hold the authority established by the constitution and give
his energetic support to the execution Of the laws
posscpt the despatch, under date of o'clock says
that motion had been made in the Assembly that the
bers should retire their bureaux raise commission to
prepare resolutions expressive of the Of the Legislatures
in regard recent events, which motion carried against
the active opposition of the Ministry, by vote Of $50 to s52
Great confusion reported have prevailed in the Assembly
after the declaration Of the vote.
Very little was done the Bougse on Friday. Fves OPEN
cd "a a 95,
The intelligence from Germany could not well
be more indefinite. The only facts are that the
Emperor Of Austria and the King Of Prussia were
to meet at Dresden, about the middle OF the month,
to consult once again upon the affairs OF State and
that the Federal Commissioners, appointed to ar
range the Schleswig- -Holstein difficulties, had ar
rived at Rendsburg, and had given the authorities
three days to decide upon what course they would
4 pursue.
Rendsburg is strongly fortified town upon the Elder In
the Duchy Of Holstein, exactly the frontier Of Germany
and Denmark fifty miles northwest Of Hamburg and has
about 10, 900 PoPulaion.]
ITALY.
The opsion prevail that the republican, or at least
revolutionary movement, may yet be made at Rome, the
French soldiers having become exceedingly obnoxious The
people, and Mazzni and other Italian refugees still, finding
opportunities communicate with sympahizes in the Holy
City, II is supposed that any serious difficulty at Paris would
supply the Roman people with opportunity to revolt once
Little chance exists, however, for any successful
movement in that direction.