Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-18
european Nrws,

NEW YoRE. March II.
The Asia arrived at S O'Clock tl.s
Morning.
She brings ad,iccs from Liverpool 20
tie 2Sil ul,.
ENGLAND.
In the House OF Lords on the 9Th,
the Earl of Durby rose 10 explain tie
motives which induced him To arccrt
office, and after pay ing a graceful tri-
hu'c OF admiration to the public and
luVaie virtues OF Ihc Marquis OF Laus-
downe, during his long political career.
Prorecdrd 10 say that though The lcs.
lgnaiion Of Jhc late administrator had
taken him complct y by surprise, he
had determined not to shr nk from the
rcslonSlblc t.ce Of forming goveIn-
mtIi.
Nothing could be more manly ,r more
canG.d than The way Earl Derby looks
hls parliamentary position III the face
NolAng could he more gracefully
digrliicd Then his appeal TO his opp'-
nenis to lorbear 10 interrupt the business
OF The country by nctional opposition.
! he Post adds that Earl Fitzwll,am
did well in rebuking Earl Grey for in
dulging so early in cbulIitions OF party
bitterness.
The ship Joseph Walker arrived oil
Care Clear IN IA days from New York.
The stock Of cotton AT Liverpool was
3il,COO bales; l67, eco American.
The mai : VT re not landed from the
Asia until late, owing To the breaking
oi The wharf " hle the ship Mas running
in, and were not received at the post
f, office ill o'clock.
I Moore. the poet, died on the 9th.
Tie Times understands that an ar
rangcmcnt had been concluded by the
beard ot trade with Trinity House, by
which the hight dues now levied on the
coastlny trade, will be reduced one hall.
Lord Mas has accepted the office oil
Chief Secretary for Ireland
Chef Justice Blackburn has arrived
in London. from Ireland. and il is repor-
ted has accept, the Office of Lord Chan
ccllor OF The sister Kingdom. Several
minor cl angcs have taken place in the
ministry.
/ The House Of fCommons have adjourn
ed over until the l2lh March. Rather
exciting scenes seem 10 have occurred
IN the Commons during the early part of
the 9Th. The members who had, pre-
vlousIy TO the accession OF The new min
islry occupied the ministerial benches.
and vice versa, none OF The members of
the new Chamber were present; neither
was Lord John Russell. Lord Palmers-
ton and Sir l.. lnglis sat side by side Oh
The opposition benches. Various new
suits were moved for, some Of which
were received with rather undlgnifed
demonstrations.
TURKEY.
The dispute concerning the holy
Places has been adjusted. Equal rights
are reserved to all Christian crccds
FRANCE.
The French and Austrian govern
mSnts are less friendly since the arrival
OF dispatches from st. Petersburg
The Emperor declares that il Austria
moves one step TO assist France in dis
turbing the treaties of Vienna, he will
march an army 10 The aid OF Prussia.
A number Of political prisoners have
been set at liberty at MouIins.
NJ. Guinard has been pardoned by the
| President.
-Four thousand person were present
at grand ball given al the Tuil.ries on
the 23d.
The Minister Of rubIic Works has
granted the concession Of railway con-
meeting the Strasbourg line with the
Bavarl.n frontier, near Weisenburg.
SPAIN.
lie Queen was perfectly GONZALES
cent On the 2lst she assisted NJ bul!
hight. On the evening Of The l9rh she
gave grand ball, which was brilliantly
attended. Her Majesty danced several
times, and d.! not retire until A. NJ.
ITALY.
hdviccs from Rome mention many
arrests in the Provinces of persons who
had celebrated the anniversary Of the
republic or The 9th.
The Pope having stIll the dread of
Joseph Mazzini before him, has given
orders TO have 40 more children baprscd
with the imc Of Joseph.
AUSTRIA.
| The French Minister in Austria has
/ protested against the increased duties
Oh French Merchandise. This will
make the President more popular in
4 France.
The Peninsula mail, the steamship
/ Madeira, arrived nj Southampton on the
/ 9th. with Lisbon dates to the 2Uih.
The new French Minister came Pas
senger from CadlZ.
1t was rumor,d that Count Iomar
| had an audience with tae Queen, and
| would shortly take his sea, in tic chair
| o. Z, crs.
II In the district OF Guanda Il Guerilla
party had proclaimed Tor Don Miguel
The attempt was suppressed