The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-08
FOREIGN.
AnRIyAL OF the PAoIFIo.



PROBABLE War beOsss Turkey and Egypt-Poland piled
Nth Russian Troops,
New Yoag March 6-eyening.
The steamer Pacific. Captain Nye, arrived here this
evening. with dates from Liverpool TO the 22i London
the 2lst and Paris TO the 10th ult.
Engi.na
A cabinet council was held on the 2lst after which
Lord John Russell rendered his resignation, and now
holds the office until another government be formed
ln the Commons, Mr. Locke King moved for leave 10
bring bill 10 make the franchise with the English
and Welsh counties somewhat analogous TO the fran
chse OF the boroughs. Lord John Russell opposed the
motion, and il left in large minonty-l00 against
The BRITISH MINIsTRY.--The Chancellor OF the Elk
chequers budget is regarded having FASTENED minis
,eral catastrophe On Tuesday there was count out
in The Commons, and on "Wednesday the attendance
so limited that discussion was not provoked, and less
than hours permitted an adjournment
On Thursday evening the ministers were left IN mi
norty on Mr.. Locke Kings motion Tor extending The
tenpouad franchise from the boroughs to counties Lord
John Russell met the question by the strange objection
that the forty shilling freehoders who are IN the depart
nents would be swamped by the ten-pound voters,
who his loIdshp suspected would not be found more
honest than the fifty pound voters He added, however,
that the reform act needed reform and thai next year
promise did not prevent the House from gong INTO
DIVISION in which they two to one agalns, the min
listers.
HOUSE OF COMMONS four O'Clock the speaker took
the chair, when number OF petitions were presented
On the question being put 10 go INTO committee on ways
and means, Sir B. Hall asked whether the payment of
the newly proposed house tax would be necessary as
qualification for voter, as in the case OF the assessed
Lord John Russell said he was unable to answer
the question He could only say that no new quallhca
ton was intended.
PosTPoNEMENT THE BUD0Er.-On the order OF the
day being announced for going into committee ways
and MEANS for the consideration of the Chancellor of the
Exchequers statement the house being extremely full,
Lord John Russell, amid profound silence, said he had
asked the house that his order Of the day might stand for
Monday next on which day he would explain the
for having made this request; Hear, hear
Mr. Henes asked the noble lord whether her Majesty S
government intended positively 10 bring on this order on
Monday Lord John Russell said he was unable to give
positive assurance He would only promise on Nlou-
day night to state the Tor the request he had just
made TO the house. e.. ... s.- 49, ...@ .
No further discussion took place, and the house i'm
medatey it being seventeen minutes TO six o'clock.
RESIGNATION OF mINIsrERs.-Since the above was in
type have received from special source BY telegraph
the following important communication The budget has
been Withdrawn and il is reported. confdeDally, about
the house of Parliament that the Chancellor of the Ex
chequer has resigned that Lord John RUSSELL is I'M
derslood has also rendered his resignation and that Sir
James Graham at the Premiers suggestion. has been
sent for.
The greatest excitement prevails, and Rumor, with her
thousand tongues, all kinds OF dubious
ports.
From Times, leading srticle.l
Lord John Russell has rendered his resignation to her
Majesty, and only holds the office until another govern
ment be formed
The extensive loss oil parliamentary commence, OF
rather parliamentary sympathy, which his ordship and
his colleagues have evidently suffered of late has prob
ably prepared most of our readers for this result
The penalties bill remains In statu quo.
France.
The most vigorous circumstances are being made by
the of the President against the entrance Of
Austria with all her States into the Gernanic Conedera-
ton Nothing is talked of with the diplomatic world but
question: the of the Eiyee is wake, and that of the
organs of the Assembly vehemently opposed to all dem
onslrations OF energy on the par, OF the Executive.
The French government have sent considerable rein
focements TO the army in Rome, so as 10 put the eHpe
dilion war footing.
The second council of war sitting Lyons have SEN
fenced a Lumber OF persons for belonging to secret
The President of the republic engaged on Mon
day in receiving Populations on the subject OF national
Improvements
The Moniieur announces that various changes have
been made amongst the judicial funconares in the de-
paments In the elections for the municipal council of
date obtained a majority.
The Monueur announces the appointment Of General
Hellion the command OF the first brigade OF the army
of Paris; General Levaiant has been appointed to the
command of Touon, vice General Helion and Gene al
Mellnet to the command at Lyons vice General Leva-
liant
The first cargo OF the productions OF French industry
for the great exhibition at London, left Paris Tuesday
for Dunkmk, where il will be shipped for London 1t
General Narvaez has arrived at Paris and has been re
ceived with certain distinction.
Germany.
The Breslau Zeitung states that the concentration of
large masses of troops and around Vienna had given
rise to the most distressing rumors
Baron Montehel saddenly appeared few days since
in Berlin and Immediately returned 10 Dresden. IL
however generally believed that the princeSch
burg had made new and startling proposal and II
commonly thought that this proposal was directed
agains, the proposed duca,y of power.
The ministerial papers state that the Prince oil Prussia
supported by Austrian, will take the direction OF the
War Office The organs of the Austrian cabinet protest
that such rumors anticipate an uncertain and doubtful
event.
The ministerial papers state tina, France will mediate
between Germany and Switzerland and that England in
tends 10 support the latter power. The German States
will reserve their until the central executive
power shall have been constituted.
The country full of Russian troops-wih what object
il is not known.
The Car has issued pkase increasing the number Of
recruits required OF the Jews unless they supply the
Der irst equred with greater alacrity.
Italy.
The King OF Sardinia has no, accepted the resignation
OF Siccardi.
At Rome il is said tina, Gen Gemeau ha, determined
to declare the state of siege during the carnival
Turkey.
There is a probability of war between Turkey and
Egypt The Sultan desires the Pacha to reduce his
forces The Pacha refuses and augments them.
Accounts have been received at Constantnope oil the
defeat of the Arabs by the Turks near Bagdad. The
Turks have likewise obtained several advantages in
kurdistsn,
The blockade of Samos had commenced.
Commercials, summary.
LIVERPOOL Feb 22-Couon The arrival Of the Arctic
New York bringing receipts, caused farther
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