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Englsnd.

MINISTERIAL. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The London Globe says We understand that Sir John
Romily will be into Office Master of the Rolls
the sitting Of the Court Of Chancery this morning lie
will not however take mp the list before the
mencement Of Easter Term. Tho Marchnness Of Lans-
d0wne CONTINUES In the same state of extreme Illness
that II has been misfortune to announce some
days past
The London HaraH says Lord Langlale has placed
his resignation in the hands If ministers This was
course Of action to DO expected. We announced
time since. on good authority that II would take place
The appoinmentof Sir John Romiy to the vacant seat
on the bench will be made IL will be convent
en for the government dispense with the vote Of the
honorable and learned member for D,vonport The SER
wees o Lord Langdae justly appreciated by all the
members Of the profession of which he l. honoured
member We believe that Sir John Romiy will be a
worthy successor Of the noble Lord.
Sir Alexander Cockburn has been promoted to the
Office of Attorney General in place Of Sir John Rouillv
and Is succeeded as solicitor General by Mr. Page Wood
Sir John Romly this morning in Master VI
the Rolls before the Lord Chancellor
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Switzerland.

THE ATTEMPTED INSt'REECrIoN AT ERRtRG
Adyices from Bcrnc the 2ed ut that at eight
O'Clock that morning eighty PEASANTS armed surprised
the town Of friburg and succeeded in gaining posses-
sion of some pieces Of cannon which wore in tho old
establishment Of the Jcsuits The government caused
the tocsin to be rung and the geae to be beaten The
mtn faithful to their duty assembled In the principal
streets and attacked the peasants who had posted them
selves in the upper part Of the town. The affair
short but very warm; eight men killed wounded.
IL appears that this movement of the peasants against
the radical government of frihurg premature for
the peasants affirmed that 1000 Of their body fol-
lowing them IL Is probsble that the latter dispersed
when they heard that the enterprise had failed In this
present state of affairs at frbourg such movements
almost inevitable seeing the immensc majority which the
government has against IT, II Is to he hoped that the
Federal Assembly at it, next sitting win interfere in this
unfortunate affair and rccsteblish the equilibrium with
out which the country cannot be covered In peace Order
has since been pcrf city restored.
The Swiss Journals of the 2Sth contain but few ad1i
tiona details the affair of Frburg On the insur-
gents found the lst Il "A provisional government
charged 10 draw up contribution and decree for
establishing court martial with absolute power There
also found proclamation announcing the dissou
tion u the present government the dismissal ~ all func
tonaries. Sc The Perue IL Genete states that eight
nine peasants Killed IN the attempted instruction
and that Canard the leader, and many Of the in
surgents, were taken prisoners. The Council II IN
state had declared the town in state of siege Neithe
the townsmen nor the country people at the marke
showed any sympathy with the movement.
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Advices from Constantiuople q the eth ult say
General Dcmbinski arrived here last week from Ku.
tayah where he len his fellow prisoners expecting lhc
arrival Of the commisRy of the Porte and the agent of
the intcrnuncio, who to bring the Emperor o Aus
tra's amnesty General Dembinski was perfectly well
received nj the French embassy lie docs not
ported. intend 70 stay Mt Conantnope but will embark
in the next mail steamer for Paris lie has been visited
by all the refugees of distinction here both Poles and
Italians ON the evening OF hs arrival company Of re-
mgce musicians, called Garbads band, gave him scrc-
nrdc and at the intervals between the airs shouted
The republic for ever Down with the Austriansi ~
which they Joined by the crowd II refugees Genc-
raj Dcmbinsk did not battered by this de-
monsration and Is said a. have severely blamed ~
Curously enough Gariballis band after serenadng tie
neral D,mbinsk went TO the Russian palace where there
ball aud for the usual fee played all night while
the Russians and Austraus danced The ex-governor Of
Bagdad Nedb paoha died few days back a the ago a
eighty-seven lie 81 the richest men ~ Con
stannope one Of the principal Ulemas q the capital
Imam Zade member Of the Council of state and leader
the rctrogradc party lie carried o very suddenly
and was Yesterday buried with great pomp.
The sultan has narrowly escaped being poisoned.
Some fanatical Uemas, headed by the Sultan's own
brother bsd formed plot against his life and endcavor-
cd TO effect their purpose by brbng his physician The
latter pretended TO accode to their designs and was to
receive mili0n of Pastrcs he mxed poison with his
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Our accounts from Madrid of the 2lst ut
The Committee the Public Debt met the evcnin Z
before and adopted the third fourth aud 9Th clauses
the bin The sixth would have been likewise voted had
not VI Aldamnr entered into long dcycopements in IA
of the persons whose property had been burnt pill
lagod during the civil war and for whom hc claimed
compensation. The committee adjourned till the
ed when the President of the Council to submit t)
II documents necessary enable il TO form estimate
Of the extent q the damages
According 10 the same Journal " Bustillos Minister
of Marine TO be appointed commander Of the naval
station In Cuba and TO be succeeded In the cabinet by
General payig
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American six per cents were quoted at Hamburgh on
the oath ult, at 1864 bills, 1o5 4 money
Consols in London, the 2sh at three clock we're
e6't y for money, and s6is ss for account
There Is some improvement in the corn market
The Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption bill had been read
second time In the British House of Commons by ma
jority Of three hundred and forty three
Accounts from Vienna announce that arrangements
have been made with Prussia on the question Of the Pre-
sidency Austria will preside in the Diet, and the two
powers will share the presidency of the executive COM
mittee
The Austrian troops in the Papal States said to
have received considerable relnfcrcements
We learn from Turin that the roy al ratification has
been given to the commercial treaty with England
The Turin Chamber Of Deputies has unanimously
passed bill for the establishment Of fund for the
mercial as well as the royal navy.
Some further disturbances in Bosnia reported and
1t Is generally predicted that the rebellion will again
break out in Lower Bosnia and the Herzegovina Oner
Pachas troops evacuate those districts.
The city Of Levss in the island of Rhodes, has been
destroyed by an earthquake.
The accounts from Athens are that the government
treaty with the Austrian oyds has ratified By the
Diet
The succession question, or who shall be Kings of
Greece Denmark and France is absorbing the attention
Of many of the royalty the continent of Europe.
The French government have received information
from the provinces that numerous socialist agents
traversng the country for the purpose of circulating the
manfestoes of Mazzni and Ledru Ron and organizing,
under the title Of philanthropc associations
ciees and of establishing democratic socialist journals
There still continues much speculation in Paris with
respect to the ministry 1t is said that NJ Ba-
roche, M. Drouyn de LHuys, and NJ Roucher win be
called to their old seats in the cabinet in fact with
or two exceptions is thought the old ministry will be
reinstated
very destructive hurricane visited Lyons France
the night of the I'D ut Several houses were much ia
maged
Advices from Madrid state that rumors Of ministerial
changes were again circulated though there was
much credit attached to them.
The British mail steamship Avon arrived at South
ampton the 25th ult with the following amounts Of
specie and bullion ON freight, viz.
Gold and silver from the Pacific ports S633,so3
uoiu from CaInofma l3SfS9l
specie from Cartnasena Observation-Disclosures. SOlOz
specie from Jamaica Observation-Disclosures. 279O5
Specie from other parts Of the w. Indies. 66STo
Total Observation-Disclosures. 9E,46T
of which S435 22l is in silver and s52 2i6 in gold
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR-THOsE wUO INTEND VISIT
ing Europe requested 20 drop in At Tuttles Empo-
rium @ Broadway, and examine his excellent
Of travellers dressing port.nteaus travellers
panona pocket and umbrellas Sc At Tuttles Em.
orum be found the largest assortment Of fancy and
useful articles In this country embracing glasses rich
rans domino masks gold and silver pencils music boxes
work boxes baby pers Se. The prices twenty
per usual rates for fancy goeds and the
price distinctly marked each article Vsiters always
welcome.
w ORIDs FAIR.-PERsoNs WITH FAMILIES on
otherwEc visiting London during the exhibition, de-
string comfortable aud neatly furnished apsrtment with o.
without board in 0 the most pleasant parts % london
md near Hyde Park will find them At Madame stphany
No. 6.Tonbrdge place Euston square, London Refer y
L. $. forke, Saiem New Jersey.
~N0AFAMtLY INTENDING To GO TO rue WORLDS
far-h respectable coored woman wishes 10 Get itu-
alton, either ~ ladies maid take charge OF children
vith t.miy goiag 20 London. Can give good reference
Apply At No l Church street Leonard aud An
1thony streets where she can be two days
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tGREGoRY's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT PACKAGE
NJ and Parcel Express per steamers Crescent CITY AID
North America direct Thursday and Friday. April 10Th
and 1ith Speed uneqaed-rate reducedl BY the above
esmers next will he forwarded 10 agents at
Chasres and Panama who have the certain
nens for the speedy ansmisson Of freight the
1sthmus of any companies engaged in the business Ship
ers rely goods shipped through being delivered
IN Panama advance al others al which pert our fce
ties for rrhipment goods all the cannot he
surpassed Parcels received until the Of
day sailing and letters until half past NJ Packages
(Which In all cases. be made perfectly
must be left At the once the day previous No tustom
House charges made. THOMPSON HIrCHCOCk.
Managers and Agents lis Pearl street corner Wall.
Ds- Refer by permission 70 Messrs. johnson Lowden
f3 Wall street; Sp0ord 1ileson Co.. t3 south street
Nesmith n Co.. % Pine streeti Levi Apgar Co, rs Dey
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILXDELPHIA.

DAREUMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHiA.-P.T T. BAR
ID nun, Proprietor; H. Sanford Assistant Manager This
week the admirable company will appear series of pn
the Husband Of my Heart and the BEAUTIFUL drama Of
Labor.r Thursday evening, Mr. Chesters Fare
well Benefit with the comedy of Love In Maze and
tho Virginia Mummy" The afternoon performances
light lively and interesting New novelties always
pairing Admittanee cents children under 10 LIZ
cents.
RICH STREET THEATRE.-PROPoSALs FOR RENT
IA the above Theatre for from September
a5i will be received before 1T May next Address,
s. BRASSoN. 80 Market street.
PHLADtLPHIA, April s. lS5i.
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The American Tariff In the British Parlin


In the House of Commons Thursday the 9th ult =:
Mr. BooKER begged to ask the President of the Board
OF Trade If the government had received any informa-
tion, and If they would lay it before the House the
nature and extent of the increase in the protective duties
proposed to be levied the import into the United
States of all kinds of iron and varour other articles
OF British produce and manufacture now exempt from
duty! He (Mr Booker) held in his hand public docu-
ment which stated that the 18th of February Last
discussion bill before the American House of As
scmby amendment had bean proposed carried by
majority Of hundred and twenty seven imposing
additional duties all kinds of iron and other nu-
features and imposing duties other articles present
entirely exempt from duty BY private tion
from Philadelphia just received he learned that strong
combination existed there to greater amount Of
cent than the present duty As regarded cotton
nothing had been arranged. for the Manchester people
bad out bid the Americans in that department.
Mr.. LABoucHERE had inquired at the proper quarter
to whether any report had been received from Sir H.
Bulwer. the subject which the honorable gentle
despatch had been received from him. (sir II BulwerD
dated after these transactions stated to have taken
place. lie (Mr. Labouchcrc,) had observed from the
American newspapers, that such alterations in the
American tariff had passed the House of Assembly but
they had not passed the Senate.
MIR NowAIT asked the President Of the Board Of Trade
to explain fully the supposed alterations in the
American tariff.
MIR. LAsoucHFRE said he had been misunderstood by
some honorable gentlemen behind him. They had
tons in the American tariff had passed into law of the
United States From the newspapers that certainly did
not appear to he the The alterations had
through the House of Representatives, but through
the senate, aud, consequently they law The
question put TO him MIR Labouche whethor
there had been any despatch received the subject
from SIR IL Bulwer and his (Mr Labouchegcs) reply
was, that there had not
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TRA~ELLERs, GUIDE.

dVAMDEN AND AsBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
" York 70 rhilsdephil.Leaves pier No. North River
by meambot jolly rOIItH Morning Line, At o'clock
Line, & forward deck, 81 Emigrant Line az o'clock
N. Fare, ~ 10. \. BLISS. Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NEw yORE
lN and Philadelphia direct-Unted States Mail Line
Is.ssn z h1srs .a Ns Ssy Jsrssy 2 RSisoss Pare re
New York A. NJ from foot of Ceurtiandt and AZ
"a NJ and s n. ~, from foot of Liberty street Leave
Ehiladelphs sndsA. H. andsP.k, from the foot "
Walnut street,
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DANAMA-LANp CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA.


chip North America llth with letters and
through Francisco Postage - cents; freisht % san
Francisco, Is cents BERFoRD Co. 2Astor House ~ r.
DANAMA-LAND CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA,
Gorgona, Cruces. The undersigned have organized
line Of mules the road between Panama and Cruces
Gergona for the carriage baggage and merehan
this line such footing to insure the most speedy
sit possible In all seasons During the dry season the mnles
will the Gorgona read sand during the rainy
the road To facilitate the passage the
latter they have established depot about hall
between Panama and Cruces whore, when necessary the
beas attention has been paid to furnish this line
with good English saddles brde and everything
70 eonduce TO the comfort Of The charges by THIS
line will be low those 0f other line responsible
uie One Of the great Of delay aud annoy
To also TO mercaats who receive goods
by the Panama route the wedy packages that often
totally uncaleuated for passing through the
have them carried by Indians therefore r. A. Joy and Co.
beg inform those interested that packages should not
weigh than 100 lbs than four
cubic feet also that all packages should be we'll protected
from the vet by tarpsulns For further pacuar apply
the agents Mt Cruces Gorkona the prnc
pal oce of the company in Panams TITO Cowan ESQ.,
Agent X = Company, at Chasres y.co
Panama, March !, lS5l. X A. JOY a. CO.
MIR A. JOY and Co.. will hold themselves respOn
cibe for the oss o specie precious mea iewcry
other ysluaes unless declared At the time OF delivery
their and paid for accordingly ReferencesMesss
Smith * Lewis Campbell, Jones n Co, Panams James @.
King sons Lawrence Murray Insats. Everett Brown
Santa Maria urbs Co. Lverroo Powles Brgt Coz
horlet St Corne Montoya, SaenI Co, Landoa Edward
Csrdere Chambon, Paris @. Berg Co.. Charles Latham
n Co.. Hnvre.
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dinaire New Orleans The advance realized during the
fictitious movement Of the previous Tuesday evening
entirely lost and the market the position
before
There had been slight improvement In the prices of
American State Stocks in London Thequoatons the
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- esns.-Door. open st T. curtain rises .s TX ooisef
issaas .pss. Ae s ocsA 'sFnf
fFsS ss efs
Is sHs!sss s'i %
Ansrea psas Hslsn. s
RURroN's CHAMBERS STREET EVERY EVENING
MAZE AZ ins iss Rayss 'S%sa
.ussas s ehssse sasss
Hs ss IL
NATIoNAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr-BoxEs
oof m past
stssn Y April m H. will be the
General wsshnssoa Mr. Z. " Taylor Harry
:,: ss II, 'i;as's Sssis.
THAT cITTER$ sSS sHii'sa Plum. Nj. Mr.
MECHANICS HALL No. AZ BROADWAY. ABovl
Grand streesopen every night during the week until
sis:; m: ana ' .n
,n. ssssd and spnRsrsnosd periormsrs under the
osn ssip opsD a. snS S.
:sss. 1'ss' ss ssr1s.s $ e,
% On sas ..pIS.y
HAN. IN Brosdwsy. between, Howard and arana
ssssss. Open every night during celebrated
1a s s ts s
great with
Scenes Witty ssyns. Solos, Ducts chorussss Dancing
grand Concert the Of
aion cents Doors open at 4 TO Commences ats
GRAND coNcERr.-wM VINCENT WALLACE HAS
Of ssd to ns Pnn @ M
Tuesday evening, I'D inst. which
% s srsss
s vii
d aqs % aad
Msw Grand Due for @ two piano. with Mr. Richard Hoffman
Ballads s sna & Duo
viii Perform the To- nS
sm Hs M psEs 81 s,ea.S be had at
music stores, hotels, etc.
ONE MORE CONCERT THIS wEEK.-THE HUTCH
nson asny WIZ m sing again this evening At the Taeer
Ladies' is1 only Choice songs old and new
ORIGINAL and select. To commence at = TO o'clock.
RUEToN,s TnEATRE-cnAMBERs srREEr.-MIs,
benefit at thyery popular house, Monday April H.
ssss s sf as a
the usual talented distribution of characters Miss viii
sS.ssssr: M. .hs farce q Kill or CURE.
NHANKLlN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEO.
4 Lea Sole Proprietor. Admission - Seats in Private
8oxes ~ cents Stage Seats s cents Boxes oent Par
qust nh cents-Eegant Saloon performances After
noon and Evening Entertainments in the after
.as and .n ns 9 s
At other place Of in New York consisting
Ieas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering fifteen
being the largest and at the time the most
TALENTED band in the United States troupe Model
<ist who selected for their beauty figure and
number of beautiful tablsaux taken from the
pictures ancient and modern times company Of Arab
Girls who through variety Of feats u strength and
asxerity Madame Rosane the only Female Jugger the
world company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequasd the world
together with variety OF interesting performances
Afternoon evening For particulars bills each
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derg the internal organization of the Austrian empre
The Austrian army in Italy has been greatly increased
military Atstran) Gordon has been established from
Sesto Caende TO Granedouna and Radctzd has given
orders 70 fire upon all persons who do reply to the
third challenge Of Austrian sentry and throw away
any weapon Of defence they mey have about them The
Austrian outposts at no great distance from Rome
Our advices from Lisbon are af the 18th March from
Madrid Of the d March bat there nothing Of interest
In Spain the question of the debt is still before the
Cortes
The Cambria and Europa have both arrived at Liver
pool but the most remarkable arrival that of Ame
rican clipper Typhoon She sailed from Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, United States, for liverpool and
peted the passage in less than fourteen days from port
to port the fastest calling trip record.
The operate of 1851 has commenced Her Ma
esty's theatre opened last Saturday, wSh Lucia Iii
Lammermoor," for the debut lin England) of Caroline
Duprez have seldom seen better house--evcry box
taken the theatre has been completely fitted up
fresh and new Caroline Duprez has fine toned voice,
which reminds much Of Pcrsian She is very JsIn,,
mot pretty though intelligent looking and wants
onpont She has evidently studied her art with care;
do not think she will be great singer and s- ~
no tragic actress She viii have great success in light
operas She was too much painted Tho baHet Of LIE
des Amours" with that graceful little dancer Amnlit
ferrars is got up with great taste and elegance To-
morrow have Gustaytls" in which Fiorentini ap-
pears and Carotta Gris the dansese ds dqseuses The
Italian Opera House Convent Gardon) opens also to-
morrow with Semiramden A tenor takes the
part of Arsace
The arrivals for the exhibition pour in The London
Journals ere so fu Of the accounts of the proceedings
that refer you to their columns
The influenza has been prevailing to extent,
owing to the heavy rains of the last week the sun l.
making hard attempt to shine to-day.
The entire copyright of the works of Sir Walter
Scott, comprising the novels poetry, proae vri-
tngs, well the life of Sir Walter by Lockhart.
with the steel plates woodcuts and stereotype plates
belonging thereto, yesterday offered for sale 1T the
London Coffee House Ludgate Ill., by Mr.. Lodgson,
on account of the trustees of the late Mr. Robert
Cadel The conditions Of sale stipulated that thB pur-
chaser OF the above should take the remaining stock in
the hands of the publishers the sum of 0a or at
price to be determined upon by referees 1t saedby
the auconeer, that the sale Of the Wavery Novels
during the last two years, had amounted to Tl,0os
volumes. The biddngs commenced at $4,000, and adj
vanecd to fl4.5o0 and the property eventually
bought in by the trustees. The sale attended by
the leading men in the trade
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ADJUSTMENTS In BROOKLYN.

Asst S0IREE AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN
IL Mr.. Charruaud and Mr. Lannays last Soree will take
place Friday evening next the llh instant at the As
sembly Room, Montague Hall.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Hghnesss medicine The conspirators fell into tn
snare and gave written promise to pay the bribe The
doctor then revealed the whole affair to the sultan who
refused to believe the story till he the written proof
Of the crime. Az the doctor would most certay have
been assassinated by the conspraor if he remained ss
Constantinople, he was handsomely re warded by the
Sultan and sent o TO Trieste with his family Some few
days after number Of Ulemas had disappeared having
been privately executed but it Is known what haA
become Of the Sultan's brother