Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
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New YoRk, Sunday, March %.

NEW lOhhp ouuuuy, MurCu -.
The United States mail steamship
Arctic, Captain Luce, with Liverpool
dates 10 Sih inst, arrived about 3 o'clock
this morning.
The Arclc ran down vessel off tho
MeIsey. There was nothing ascertain-s
ed as 10 her name, destination, or any
thiny else.
FRANCE.
On Saturday the Assembly debated
Oh N. Crcton $ motion, the object oS
watch was 10 open the doors Of France
to the two branches Of the House Of
Bourbon. While the debate was pro.
ceeding with unusual calmncss, il was
suddenly brought to a premature COM
cluson by speech made by NJ. Marie
Duiralssc. Il vio;ent Montagnard, iu de-
fence ,f the execution of LOUIS XVI
This speech disgusted the whole Of the
moderate members of the Assembly sos
much that the debate WAS at once in
terrupted, and, Nj. Berryer, taking ad-
vantage Of the feeling OF the House,
moved unexpectedly that the PROPOSE
ton should be adjourned for six MONTHS
IL noion which was carried BY large
majority.
Paris is tranquil and the populaos
are engaged in the amuscmenls Of the
Carnival.
The Times correspondent writing on
"Wednesday, says, IN certain political
circles, an approaching change Vi min
istry, or rather the substitution ofa per-
maI,rnt Cabinet for one Of transitionS
is confidently talked Of.
AUSTRIA.
A general amnesty has been granted
hv the Austrian government 10 the
Hungarian refugees at kutaych; eight,
of them, among whom are comprised
Kossuth and Bethany, are only except
ed they are to remain under the sur.
vriIIance of Turkey; the others will
embark AT Mundanii. in Turkish ship
and be transported wherever they viii
Denibinski is AT Constantinople, under1
the protection Of the French Ambassn-
dor.
ITALY AND ROME.
The news from Rome is of very con-
Trajectory character. The Pope and
Propaganda seem very little disturbed
about the Legislation on the subject Of
Papal aggressionin England.
PIEDMONT.
The news from this country 10 interes-
ting. Ii appears that a scheme was on
foot by the Queen Mother and Prince
of Carignan. who had decided that King
Emanuel should abdca,e in favor OF
his son, who is only 7 years old, and
that the laws of Sicardi, should be- re-.
peaIcd. When the King discovered
that such plot had been made, he be-
came very angry and declared that his
intention was TO protect his kingdom
against all ambition, and to prevent the
nationality Of the country from being vi
olaf, d.
AT Naples, Turin, and on tho from
tiers of Piedmont there are movements
of the military. and preparations Tor war,
which are very likely to assume seri-
Gus aspect during the spr.ng.
Tie overland mail from India, has
brought intelligence from Bombay TO
the 81 ult. Tie Provinces were tran
quill with n prospect OF their continu-
ing 70. Sir Charles Napier left BON,
bay with the present mail.
At Ava. frighttul conflagration has ,
consumed 1000 houses. Al Rangoon,
Il destructive fire had also occurred,
consuming property 10 the amount o;
E300000 ; several ships were burn, 20
the waters edge.
About $500 persons have OF late died
Of choera at Bombay. The mortality
| OF the month is close OH 10 5000. Sick
ness in the Punjaub was fast increasing.
The Chinese authorities have captur-
| ed the pirates who murdered Mr.. Fxset,
the Swedish missionary, and have be-
hpnlpu t,ypuiy piUht of than
The news Of the death OF Commis.
| sioner Lin. is confirmed.
Whilst the government seem TO have
prevailed over the insurgents in one
! district. Il fresh movement has taken
! place III the Island Of Hainan, where
10000 insurgents are in arms. One
body of Imperial troops, sent to sup
pre-s the insurgents, traternized with
them, and a second body were disper-
sed.
| ENoLASD.---The Duke Of Wellington,
/ having recommended Queen Victorin
To recall Lord John Russell together
| with his associates in the ministry, OF
account Of the inability Of Lord Stan
ley To form protectionist administration
/ The whig Premier had again resumed
i the re:ns OF power, and no alteration in
construction of the Cabinet was likely to
take place.
The whg Ministryis now conside cd
one of transition. The Papal aggrcs.
sion bill was to undergo various modif-
cations, Il new budget was TO BE- brought,
| in. and it was considered probable that
Sir James Graham, Lord Aberdeen, and
others Of the Peel party, would eventu-
ally form "a coalition with whig govern
mrnt.