Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15
FROM EUROPE.

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We learn of the arrival yesterday of the steamers
Baltic and Canada, both from Liyerpool-one be-
ing of the Collins, and the other of the Cunard
lIne The latter sailed on the 2sth and the former
on the 29th ultimo.
As well as we can comprehend our despatch,
the Canada has made the present trip in lieu of
the africa, which, having started on her passage,
ran on COPELAND Rocks, on the coast of Ireland, and
was compelled to put back to Liverpool The
ship Is reported to have suffered considerable dam
age, and narrowly escaped complete wreck. None
OF the passengers received injury. @
Among the passengers in the Baltic is the Hon.
DAVID TOP, late Minister 10 Brazil. w
Cotton had declined quarter Of cent since
the sailing OF the Franklin. Flour and provisions
had also undergone slight decline Breadstuffs
generally were dull.
The British Admiralty have come to the conclu-
sion that is inexpedient to make any further search
for the lost FRANKLIN and his companions.
kossuTH had left the United States fripate Ms
sissiPpi at Gibraltar. and gone to England. He ar
rived at Southampton on the 23d ultimo, where he
was honored with public reception. He had also
visited London but it appears that his visit thither
was OF "strictly private character" and conse-
quently there was no public demonstration. He
Southampton. The London Times says that Lord
PALMERsToN had caused it to be minated 10 Kos
suth that he would grant him an interview, il the
latter desired it. The Mississippi, with the re-
mander OF the Hungarian refugees, had sailed from
Cih->ls.- fA- tho ua;lAd S4>.os.
The head Of the French Ministry is NJ DE TaoRIa-
M, who was Advocate General Of the Court Of Appeal in
Paris during the reign Of Louis Philippe. He not mem
Der of the Assembly, and politically little known al
n r.
appears to be relied upon OF the other members Of the
Cabinet the reputation s such show that the
tive element strongly prevails This particularly the case
regards the Marquis Tuneor who il appointed Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, and also NJ GIaAuD, who il to be
Minister of Justice. N. LACROSSE is 70 the De-
partment Of Public Works. which he occupied in l648 and
both he and M. FoRroUL, the Minister of Marine are
members Of the Assembly. NJ BLosDHL, who takes the
Finance Department, IL said to be nominee Of M FouLp
the outgoing Minister M. CoRBIs, Minister Of Justice was
Attorney General Of the Court Of Appeal Of Bouges where
he conducted prosecution against Ledru Ron which
failed NJ CAsABIAScA, Minister Of Commerce. seems
to have been selected almost solely the ground personal
friendship for the President The Prefect Of Police be
M. MAUPAs whose anecedents promise continuance in the
course BY which M CARLIrR his predecessor distn-
gushed and Gen ST. ARSAuD, lately returned from Afcs,
is to be Minister War. The views Of this Cabinet are
alleged to be characterized by complete unsnmiy and the
reelection ofthe President Of their leading points,
the sures means of saving the country from anarchy The
reception Of the intelligence upon the Bourse
b the funds which have been dropping for several weeks
having thereupon experienced further decline quarter
per cent
The Duchess d D'ANsouLEME is dead.
In Madrid rumors prevailed of a change Of Ca
binet The Government had fixed the naval esti-
mate at S5,0O0,O00 reals, being 5000, 900 in ex-
cess of the present year. The civil list of the
QUEEN was increased 72, 900 reals. III sa
The elections in Portugal were progressing favor
ably for the return of Moderate Chamber.
The news from Rome is that the PopE was ly-
ing dangerously i'll. Rumors of his death were
current, but contradicted ''
The Ministerial crisis in Denmark had been ter
minated by the appointment Of v. BLUHME as Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, and Gen. FLEusBoRG as
Minister Of War.
A serious misunderstanding is said to exist be-
tween the Governments of Austria and Denmark.
Vienna letter states that the Austrian Cabinet re-
Gently addressed note to the British and French
Governments in reply to their protes. against Aus
ia entering with all her States into the Germanic
Confederation, denying the right Of France and
England 10 interfere in shis question: and stating
that Austria will recognise no other Judge than the
Diet. if she should call for any decision on the
subject.
Tar DUCHESS ANGouLEME.-The accounts from Eu-
rope to-day bring intelligence Of the death Of the Duchess
Of Angouleme. She the only daughter Louis 18Th
born December 49, l77s, and had therefore nearly
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