Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-20
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/ the London Standard, Of Feb. 2Slh
we quote the following:
The country will be sorry to learn
that Lord Stanley has failed to for1
a Ministry, and in consequences re
stored to her Majesty the commits
sion, with which she had graciOusly
invested him. His LordshiP had ar
audience with the Queen at Buck
ingham yesterday, when his inability
to complete his administration wa.
made known to her Majesty. Short.
ly afterwards the Royal dispatch
was forwarded from the palace to
Lord John Russell at his private
residence, and in all probability he
has been commanded to reconstruct
his Cabinet.
Both Houses of Parliament as
semble this evening, when it is con-
fidently expected that Lord Stanley
and Lord John Russell will be per-
mitted TO give a full explanatory
statement as to the part each has Ia
ken in the duties imposed upon
them.
LATEST PROM ENGLAND.
LONDON, March Ist.
In the Commons last night Lord
John Russell moved a farther ad-
journment of the House, as the
Queen had sent for the Duke oil Wei
lington to take his opinion on the
present position Of parties. He ex-
pressed his desire TO maintain free
trade, and extend the franchise; but
stated that Lord Aberdeen and Sir
James Graham deemed any legisla-
ton on the papal question super
ffuous. This was the point on which
the negotiation failed. The inter.
regnum continues and may endure
for week or even a month, as far
as present appearances are concern
ed.
The papal policy Of the Govern
ment has prevented the union which
might have otherwise taken place
between the Peelites and Wings.
At present all parties are annoyed
and irntated-the Wings at their
defeats-the protectionists at their
administrative weakness, and the
Peelites at the paucity of their mem
bers.
New regulations respecting pass
ports has been issued.
IRELAND.-The news generally
from Ireland is uninteresting. Mr..
John O'Conneli calls upon the elec-
tors OF Broheda to turn Sir VIM. So
lerville out Of the representation o
that town or demand his resignation
FRANCE.-The Moniteur denies
that the President intends TO hold q
review OF 100000 men.
GERMANY.-The small States con-
tihue their opposition TO the Aus.
trian propositions.
Berlin corresDondence of the 22d
nit, confirms the late news of the
Dresden crisis. The Gazette pub
fishes an order from the War Office
relating to the command and provi-
ding extraordinary contribution and
supplies for the use OF the army.
AT the sitting of Congress held al
Dresden on the 22nd ult., the King
dom OF Germany supported the Aus
trian proposition, but the smaller
States opposed. The Kingdoms Of
Bavaria, Wertenberg and Saxony
have moreover protested against the
competency Of the conferences, and
urging the adoption Of resolutions
tending TO restore the old Federal
diet.
No resolution of any kind have
as yet been adopted.
PRUssIA.-The Ministerial papers
contradict the late rumor OF warlike
measures. They state that an un-
derstanding has been effected at
Dresden, between the agents OF Prus-
sia and Austria. The rotation Pres
idency Of the Executive has been
conceded by the late power.
Prussia and Bavaria have conce-
ded TO the reception into the Ger
man confederation Of all the Austrian
provinces. Austria engages to de-
fend this measure.
TURKEY.--The Officers Of Omar
Pacha crossed the Navinta near
Korniseea, on the 5th. All the in
surgents rstTeaied to Mosiin, where
a battle was fought on the 9th.-
The insurgents were defeated and
the Sultan's troops have entered
Mostin. The insurgents leader and
200 OF his men surrendered.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March lst.
Provisions-Bacon is much wan
ted, and new arrivals will be taken
up eagerly. A further sale Of 900
boxes has been made to arrive at
BIS for st. Louis.
Sales of Indian Corn at 3ls 6da32s
for white; 30sa3ls for yellow, and