The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-02-14
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
Intelligence has been received here of
several heavy failures in New Orleans.
'Fhey are principally in the cotton trade.
The, Democratic State Convention Of
Texas have nominated Gen. Houston for
the Presidency.
New York, Jan. 24-3,P. M.
Six Southern Mails now due. They
are kept back by the ice in the Potomac.
The Grand Jury have brought in bill
OF Indictment against Bennett, of the Her.
aid, for libel on the Directors Of the
American Art Union.
1t is announced that the Austrian Gov
ernment have granted an amnesty, which
includes many Hungarians who have
been hostile to Kossuth, among them
Count Buthyang, who has been residing
in Paris.
The New York and Galway Steamship
Co., are to construct four first class
Steamers of 1000 tons each, with all the
modern improvements, and to run from
Jersey City to Galway, Ireland touching
at st. Johns, Newfoundland, when the
Telegraph is finished to that point.
1t is thought the President of the Uni
ted States will have influence enough
with Great Britain to procure the release
Of the Irish exiles.
HALIFAX, Jan. "a.
The Cunard steamer America, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the 10th
inst, arrived an hour since.
Another severe reverse had been sus-
tanned by the English troops at Loango
on the coast of Africa in an attempt to
chastise the native king for slave stealing.
The force consisting of 26O officers and
men were repulsed with considerable
loss.
The dissolution of the English Cabinet
appeared to be inevitable. A Cabinet
Council was held on the Sth, after which
Lord John Russell proceeded to Windsor
to consult with the Queen. 1t was ad-
mitted on all hands that Government
could not hold together much longer, and
many believed it would fall before the
period for assembling Parliament had ar
rived
The Duke of New Castle and Sir
James Graham, the great frcetrader, had
arrived in town, and the former made q
visit to the Queen.
FRANcE.-The President gave grand
Banquet the Tuilleries on the 9th, to 400
delegates of the Departments.
By decree of the Minister Of the In
terror the Republican notices had been
razed from the public cdifccs, and the
ancient historical ones restored.
The latest advices note rumor which
prevailed on the 9th of January, of a
marked coldness between the president
and the British Minister in relation to
Belgium. Galagini's Messenger had an
nounced that Lord Normandy, the Brit
ish Minister, would leave the following
day for England, and not return. This
had caused the utmost regret among all
parties, and contributed to decline Of
one per cent, in funds. Another report
is-It is thought that the absence of the
British Minister form France would be
only temporary and would not extend be-
yond a few days.
BosToN, Jan. 26.
The America arrived at her dock at 3
o'clock. The following is the latest
news, received by Telegraph at Liver
pool Immediately before her departure.
The London Times speaking of a report
relative to a change in the Ministry says:
We may state the fact, as we believe it
to be, that the attempt to effect the par
tial change in the Ministry, as to who
should retire, had not led to any result
Il seems therefore, the determination of
Lord John Russell to meet parliament
without any material alteration in the
Ministry.
The Morning Herald supposes that
the Marquis of Normandy, Minister to
France, has left Paris to be present at
the Privy Council, to be held at Windsor
on the 3Oth of January.
The daily news copies statament from
Hamburg papers, to the effect that the
Turkish Government, has addressed
note to the English Government protest
ing againsta return of Kossuth to Eng
land, as his liberation had been granted on
the condition of his taking up his resi-
dence in the United States, and the res
toration of friendly relations between Tur-
key and Austria, rendering it necessary
that the condition should be fulfilled.
FRANcE.-A conspiracy has just been
discovered, the object Of which was to
let loose the convicts in the hulks at Roch-
fort. Persons have been arrested at Mont
pelier, on charge Of being engaged in the
recent disturbance at Paris. The Pris-
oners at the Fortress of Ham consisting
of Gems. Changarnier, Lemmorcieae and
companions, have been set at liberty on
the frontier, with instructions not to re-
turn to France.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 26.
Mr.. Van Buren, made an application
for preparation, in respect to the objec-
tions that have arisen in the case, either
by an application for new trial or by
bill of exceptions. The Court adjourned