Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
dissolution of the English Cabinet is believed to be
inevitable. After Cabinet Council on the 8th Lord
JOHN RUSSELL proceeded Windsor Castle to confer with
the QUEEN. 1t generally supposed that the Wing
Government would fall through before the meeting of
Parliament The Times says that the attempt strength
the Ministry by alliance with the Peelites had sig
naly failed and the Prime Minister would be compelled
Parliament without any addition to his strength
The Marquis of LANspowNE had rendered his resigna-
ton as President of the Council.
The London Times speaking of the reports relative to
changes in the Ministry, says: We merely state the
fact believe it be- that the attempts to effect
partial improvement in the Ministry by the substitution
of three four members for others of the present
Cabinet who would retire. has not led to any result 1t
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 ofNor
manly left Paris to be present at the Prvy Council to be
held at Windsor on the 10th.
The Daily News copies statement from Hamburger
paper announcing that the Ottoman Porte had addressed
note to the English Government protesting against the
return of Kossuh to England his liberation having been
granted upon the express condition that he should take
ment of friendly relations between the Porte and Austria
renders necessary that these conditions be fulfilled
By the burning of the steamer Amazon fortyo pas
sengrs and sxt-one of the crew pershed among whom
ELLIOT WARRINGTON, author of The Crescent and
the Cross Capt SyMoSDs, the Surgeon, and four CHIEF
officers In twenty minutes after the fire the
ship completely gutted out Many persons suf
focated in their berths desperate rush made for
the boats and two swamped alongside, and all
board lost; two others, containing nine passengers and
thirtyseven seamen, got clear of the vessel and
picked up by English and Dutch vessels and landed
spectively at Plymouth and Brest The origin of the fire
is unknown, and the loss is immense
The ship Columbus, from New Orleans to Liverpool,
wrecked On the 7th off Waterford Four passengers
and eight of the pershed Capt. MCGOWAN and the
remainder of the saved.
FRANCE.
France continues tranquil. The Minister of the In
terror had decreed the of the republican notices
from the public edces and had restored the ancient his
torical names to buildings, &C.
marked GOODNESS had occurred between the President
and Lord Normandy relative to Belgian affairs Gag-
nanis Messenger states that Lord Normandy would
turn to England the 10th instanan event to be de-
pored by all parties The funds in consequence had fall
en- per cent 1t is officially announced that the pro-
mitigation of the Constitution viii be delayed
days The most profound anxiety felt in regard to it.
This delay has been varousy accounted forone opinion
averrng that the President contended berazing and
another for restricting the legitimate guarantees Of the
Constitution. Considerable progress has been made in
the Constitution Of the Senate The President had de-
ermned to resist family influence and political intrigue
by filing up the blanks that remained with
manding the public confidence and respect.
PARIS, FRIDAY, JANUARY "a conspiracy has jus
been discovered the object of which to let loose the
convicts at the Hulks at Rochefort
Sixty persons have been arrested at Montpelier on
charges connected with the late disturbances.
1t is announced that the PRONUNCIATION Of the Constu-
ton Of France will take place between the 10Th and Goth
instant The reason for the delay is to allow time for
the publication Of the urgent of the organic laws
The prisoners lately confined at Ham, consisting of
Generals Changanier Lamoricere and their companions
have been set at liberty the frontier with the nunc
ton not to return to France.
grand review of the home garrison Of Paris was 10
come off at the Champs-de-Mars on the 22d.
The President gave grand banquet at the Tuieres
the Sh to four hundred Of the delegates of the Depart
ments
Nine hundred political prisoners recently arrested had
been sent to Cherbourg preparatory to their ranpora
tion to Cayenne.
NAPLES.
The Neapeltan State trials were continued in secret
and had not been concluded but the conviction Of the
prisoners was considered certain.
GERMANY.
The German journals announce that great sensation
had been produced Mt Vienna by the intelligence that Don
Juan lnfante, second Of Don Carlos had away
from his wife, sister Of the Duke of Modena with
English govcness.
The treaty between Denmark and Germany was yirtu-
ally concluded The German troops are to evacuate Hol
STEM but the Austrian troops remain Professionally at
Hamburg to the execution of the conditions i'm
posed upon Denmark.
The German Diet had decided in favor of suppressing
the federal feet after declining the Austrian proposal
form navy composed of three divisions and command
ed by officers Of the three leading Powers
The Austrian Lloyds boasts that Prince Schwartzen-
burg virtually dismissed Lord Pamerston
II is reported that Durat Of the bravest Circas-
sian chiefs, had surrendered TO the Russians with his
fortress and large body Of soldiers.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Intelligence has been received that severe skirmsh
took place the 9th Of November, in which the British
compelled to retire with the loss Of their colonel
three other officers and men. The British had
also sustained reverse at Lagos the of Africa
in attempt TO chastise the native king for slave deal
ing The English force consisted Of 260 men, and wa.
compelled TO retire with considerable loss