Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Asia arrived off Sandy Hook
las, Friday night and reached her dock a,
Jersey City next morning. She brings Liv-
erpool dates TO March lst. and London to
Feb. 2Slh being one week later from all
parts Of Europe. She has 81 passengers
aboard.
ENGLAND.-In the House Of Commons
on the 2Sh ul,, Lord John Russell moved
q further adjournmen, of The House as Her
Majesty, the Queen, had sen. for Lord We'll
ling,on 10 obtain his opinions regarding The
present state Of political affairs, parties, SC.
Lord Russell referred to the contradiction
he had met with from D'lsrael, relative 10
Lord Stanley having refused to form cabi-
net. He said he professed desire to main
tain free trade, to extend the franchise and
TO put down Papal aggression, in a manner
which his bill proposed, but he said that
Lord Aberdeen and Sir James Graham deem
ed any legislative measure on The subject
superfuous. This was the point upon
which the negotiation failed. Sir James
Graham addressed the House. He said while
he professed his willingness to work with
Lord Russell he was opposed to an ex,en.
sion Of franchise and to his Papal bill, Some
notice, he thought, might have been taken
of the aggression by the British Government,
but any legislative enactment on the subject
he deprecated. Some other unimporIant
speeches were made before the House rose
The Duke Of Wellington is spoken of as
the next Premier, in place Of Lord John
Russell. Wilmer & Smiths Times thinks
this mere temporary arrangement, but that
it would not be unpalatable to the country
for a compr omise. The delay which has
already taken place threatens 10 extend the
session far beyond the time originally fixed
Explanations were made in the House Of
Lords, not dissimilar 10 those of the lower
house.
FRANcE.-The Monleur denies that the
President intends to hold a review Of 6OO,-
900 troops on the Boulevards.
Gen. Aupick is gazet,ed as appointed for
the London embassy ; and NJ. Mareschalchi,
for Sweden; and NJ. Gar.iges for the United
States.
Monday, the anniversary Of the Revolu-
ton, was observed unanimously, and the
night passed offin Paris with great tranquil
~. Accounts from other parts of the Re-
public, states that the observance Of the an
niversary passed off quielly and without dis
lurbance.
At Orleans, Lyons and other places, the
authorities refused to allow banquets gotten
up by the Republicans, to take place,
ArsrRIA.-The plan Of the Austrian in
,ervenion, in the Herzegovina has been dis
cussed in recent Cabinet Councils. An Aus
,ran corpse will occupy the Federal for
,ress. On the 22nd ul,. rumors were rife
of an Austrian expedition against Swi.z-
erlsnd.
PRUssIA.-The Ministerial papers contra
dict the late rumors that warlke measures
were being taken. They state that an I'M
Outstanding had been effected at Dresden
between the agents of Prussia and Austria.
Prussia and Bavaria have concluded TO The Fir
reception into The Germanic Confederation
of all the Austrian Provinces. Austria err
cages to defend this measure agains, the
suspicious and jealouses of foreign powers.
Smaller States are still opposed to The Aus
TRAN proposal,