Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
: EURO Pc.
=. New YoRx, March 25.

The steamer Europa, Capt. Lott,
wi.h Liverpool dates Of the 18th inst,
arrived ksre about noon. She brings
20 pusseuse.s. She''passed at 8 u
clock, A; NJ, en- the 10th tho steamer
Baltic; on the 24th In lat. 40, 10 the
ship Harkaway from. Richmond. No
Steamer had arrived from America
since the Pacific sailed.
ENGLAND.
Intelligence has been received Of
the conclusion of the kafir War by
the unconditional surrender of the
Kaiiirs.
Tho Reform Bill was brought up
in the II ,use by Lord John Russell,
and will be tho subject Of force
contest. -
Earl Ellington has been Inaugural
led Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, with
great pqmp and ceremony.
Parliament re.assembled on the 18th
inst. Lord Beaumont gave notice, in
the House Of Lords, that on, Monday
he would ask the Government whe'h-
. rr any alteration Of the protective pol.
icy was intended. a.. - :,
Lord Lyndhurst deprecated tho
pns,poncmcnt Of the Chancery Re-
firm Bill. and: denounced the Anti
Corn-Law League for its efforts to
procure tie dissolution Of the, present
Parliament. LordEBrougham also
denounced the League.
Tn the House of Commons, Mr..
Hume asked whether the Ministry in-
ton led to define its policy before the
Navy estimates wcre'prqposed.
A meeting Of l6s members of tho
House had been. held at Lord John
Russells residence, to agree upon the
plan Of opposition. Lord John Rus.
sell expressed himself dissatisfied with
Lord Derby's programme, and advis-
cd tho voting Of supplies for three
months only, after which dissolution
Of Farliumen, should be forced on the
Government.
The London Times announces an.
other candidate for the Bishopric Of
Dublin, in the person Of Priest Ken.
rick. This is supposcd:to be Arch.
bishop Kenrick. of Baltimore.
FRANCE. ~."
France was generally tranquil A
decree ha, been published declaring
that the prescribed oath to the Con-
a.itulion and the President is indis.
pcusable, and that any person refu-
sing to take i. will be deemed as re.
signing his sea. as member of tho
Assembly. 1t is believed that Gen.
;Cavaignac will refuse, aud it is said
that he will appear in the Chamber.
dad protest against all that has taken
place since December 3d. and retire.
Marshall Marmont, Duke Ragusa,
the last Of the Marshalls who betray-
cd Napoleon at Fontainbleau, died in
exile in Venice on the ed inst.
Bus,s of Louis Napoleon have been
ordered to be placed in each Of the Sc
communes. - Vii !
The. impression gains groa=d that
the occasion Of the opening Of the
Chamber on the goth inst, will be
seized as the favorable moment for
declaring Louis Napoleon Emperor.
! Henceforth the exclusive control of
education is to be enjoyed By the
State and Church, and the 'chair9 of
the Professors are,o be suppressed.
y Marmand Marss, the most promi.
'ncnt man of the revolution Of Febru'
airy, died on'the 10th inst.
q The armihg of the forti6caiions of
Paris is progressing with great ac,iv'
;tv II .: =. II
Another steamer, 'aIled with fo'lisi;;
cal prisoners, has been despatched
from Havre to Cayenne.
: The Paris Patric denies that NJ,
lWolcnski, the French ambassador to
bmidoh. has been recalled.
: The President gave usplendid ban
iqiuct on tho Sth instant to Lord Cow
lev, the British minister. ,
i Tic receipts Of the Hudson River