The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
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Military Preparations in Belgium.
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STEAMSHIP AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
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Sudden Resignation of the Ministry,
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE. J
THURSDAY MOPNInG March a. 1859 {

The royal mail steamer America, from Liverpool
Saturday afternoon, February 2lst, arrived here
about ten O'Clock last night; but in consequence Of
the lines being broken shortly after nine O'Clock,
II was impossible to send her news through.
The America brought thirty-two passengers, q
portion Of whom stop at this place.
The principal feature Of the political news by
this arrival Is the resignation Of the Russell Minis
try in England.
The cotton market was extremely active, at q
slight advance. The sales of tho week wore up
wards Of seventy. four thousand bales.
The value of breadstufs has undergone no ma
terial change since the departure of the steamer
Franklin, on the 18th February.
The provision market was steady. Lard had
slightly advanced.
The resignation of the Russell Ministry was Who'll
Iy unexpected, and had created the most Intense
excitement.
No new cabinet had been formed, and ell was
conjecture as to whom the Queen would call to her
assistance.
The news from France, and from the Continent
generally presents no feature of exciting interest
Affairs IN England.
DEFRAT AND RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY, ETC
The great political Of the was defeat
and resignation Of the Russell ministry, the Local
Militia Bill.
Lord PAIMERsroN moved that tie word locsl should
estrcken out Of the BILL and that the proposed forcs
should be acknowledgements confined to England
Scotland or Ireand-but might be to any quarter
OF the United Kingdom where might be required On
this proposition Lord Pslmerston ministry oued
issue and were defeated on the division. vote Of lso
subsequently this expression Of the Commons Lord
John Russell inimated that having lost the confidence
OF the House he could no longer hold Office The event
was wholly unexpected both in and out of Parliament
especially a. on the previous night the ministry had
decided majority Lord MASS melton Of q want of
confidence aripg out Of the Clarendon and Burch (the
Irish editor) afsr-he plumber voting that occasion
being l33 for the motion and 232 sgainst 1t.
AL torte of iumors were afoat Liverpool prior to
the sailing Of the America to Who would succeed Lord
Ruseel as Premier. coalition between Sir James
Graham and Lord Palnsrston confidently expected
bynany
In other respects the proceedings in Parliament dur
ing the week, had been quito unimportant
despatch, dated /" House of Commons, Friday night,
Feb 20" to the Liverpool Jo,an di, says When the
Premier his r.sig nation, the greatest
iehneLt felt; the members appeared to have been
entirely in The dark spd 40 one WAS prepared for what
bad suddenly taken piece All is hustle and
here. The tslk in the Houseis that III. Queen will not
have anything to do with PamrrtOn and that the Earl
Of Derby Will at accep. office"
The Fame journal states that Lord Palmerston in
moving his amendment said that the country was in
situation liarie war aud armsuent In time Of
peace net sufficient old 1t suit the feeling Of
The country But should be adequste to meet such an
trsaea force prepared for ct the shorte notice
All the objections to the proposal of regular militia
n
Enghsbnen cheats, scotchner towards and Irsa
men traitors Ii could the nation to defend
ltse lad better eve up the ida o. defence, tire
nepdous cheers) and sud for 9ussieu and Aassrisn
soldiers lie cosdent thst the people would auswek
psa1ips to shs world that y we're pspaa for
and would thereby 70 ourselves the blessings OF
peace"
The Lrdn Times says Possibly the minister stepped
10 avoid fatal blow The Cape question aud has made
his fall with considerable judgment. II ssyed tie
Car question be would have been wrecked on the re-
form bill Lord Palmers;op will, most likely resign the
task of forming government TO the proteconiss chief
who has long eince proclaimed that his arrangements
made and that he has only walk in and take posses
sion; sEd that be had resy choice but to do what
he could-whether for six weeks six months. Lord
Derby will, most likely, be minister next week de
has something In his favor The new reform bill will
nof stand much in his way"
The Morning. Herald declares that Lord Derby will be
prepared TO take Office Though sudden, the event was
The Morning Post rays &" The victory was worthy Of
Palmerston 1t was not party, but national ques-
ten"
and had agreed offer the most determined resistance
to the pew Reform bill, its second reading in the
The Reform bill judging from the expressions of pops
lar sentiment is not likely to meet with very general or
cordial support.
IHE CATHOLICS AND THE rREsBYrERIANs-c oMBINA.
TIoNs, ETC
The Dublin Erering Pest mentions on what 1t con.
ders unGuestionabe authority that of the Roman
Catholic clergy who had become ular on account
of their opposition TO secret societes hse been served
with notices to dest Whilst the Catholic priests are
preaching seainst their conbinaous OF the ables
and most independent Of the Presbyterian ministers
have been distinguished by their loud and vehement
OF Ireland formidable combination exists sgsint the
pay ment Of rents and such tho state of excitement
UP all bottoms of enforcing payment under present cir
cumstances 1t stated that the Presbyterian te-
uantry in some localities Offering passive ress
taRce to the payment Of rents
DRATH OF THE BISHOP OF AcHoNaY, ETC.
The 7tAam Herald announces the death Of the Right
Rev. DR. McNicholss, Bishop Of Achsnry
Mr.. John Isac Herd had been elected for Rinsse, in
place Of Mr. BsDjsnin HAYES. without opposition
The stock OF bullion in he Bank OF England shows
increase OF G3l45 ga compared with the preceding
returns
fire broke out, on the morning Of the 10th ult at
Trinity Hail. Cambridge. the side Of the college ia ling
Trinity Lane 1t subdued before extending further
France.
The Brthh ambassador, Lord cowlsy, arrived
In Paris on Wednesday, the 18Th.
The government 1t lis said manife,ted great fear that
General Cavagnac viii be elected In several districts
decree has been Published aboiishng the fees O.
Feb "a and May ard substituting, the only ami
verssFy worthy OF COMMUNICATION, the birthday Of Ma
Various runors prevailed of ministerial crisis
General Be- Arnaud ssi 10 be in disgrace, because
be viii net sign decree FOR the dmis,al OF number
oficers Of known Orleans tendero!es The War Depart
ment lie 10 he conducted by Admiral Latlant, during
General tt Arnsud's absence In Algeria
republic about TO form body guard from ths
Gendarmes Mobile.
PAns BOURsr Feb. 2--Rivec, 1870; Threes, 81 rs
interesting from Belgium.
FRENCH fsTRI0UE-c CATHOLIC MOVEMENTS -PREPA-
RATIoNs FOR WAR, ETC.
The Paris correspondent of the London Morning Chro
viel etytaI II win be remembered that French agents
bad been sent into Belgium, fer the purpose possible
Uf secocing the from s allegiance, and sowing the
the seee Of dcord and dsaection amongst the people
~ ] I'm ven informed reports are daily submitted to
Louis Napoleon Of the Of these agents IL will
se remembered that IL the Catholic party that In
1eSl was the principal o. separating Belgium from
Holland IL that ssme party which IL now the most
a A IL
ance ard The clergy alEaott OIL indefssable agents
pi the EUt.e belgium adding 600 men 10 her army,
end STRENGTHENING her eetenoes.
Spsfn and Portugal.
The health q the Queen Of spsiD had been
restored The happy event bad been essbraed by puo
lie hApkfRYtnG ct hG0rId md in al the Catholic