Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12
POLITICAL lNTELLlGENcE.
ENGLAND.

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAND.
The British Ministry have dissolved. Lord
Palmerslon proposed an amendment 10 Lord
Russel's bill for local militia. The Ministers
debated il, and joining issue. were deleated.-
The event was unexpected, as in The previous
night the ministers had telling majority on
Lord Mass molion expressing a want Of con.
fidence in Lord Clarendon. The whole mum.
Der voting in the affirmative was l37,-Io EST
nays.
A,i sors OF rumors ARE ahoat at Liverpool az
70 who would succeed Lord John Russell. A
eoaluo5 beldeen Sir James Graham ana Lord
ralmsrslon is expected.
When the Premier announced his resignation,
the greatest astonishmenI was felt; no one hav.
ing been prepared for he event so suddenly ia.
hing place.
IL is said that the Queen will not have Lord
'ralmerslon, and that Earl Derby will a. one ac.
cepled the Premiership.
The Irish members all voted in the affirma.
tive, and cheeret Justify at the result.
The LondoB Times says that il is possible the
Ministers vacualed in order 10 avoid The falal
blow that was likely TO fall upon them on ac.
count Of the state Of affairs at The Cape of Good
Hope. But Il Lord John had been able 10 save
himself on the Caffre question he would have
been wrecked on the Reform Bill.
Lord Derby Is likely TO be announced as
Prime Minister, next week. lie has done some.
thing in favor of The Reform Bill, but il will
not stand much in his way.
The Herald declares that Lord Derby is we'll
TaI IN gaka off thas ak n 81
sudden, was not unexpected.
The Post says that the victory was we'll
worth the loss Of Lord PalmersIon. for il was
not triumph of party, but Of national ques.
ZION.
The opposition Peers met at Earl DeIby's
aud agreed to offer a most determined resistance
TO the Reform Bill on its second reading.
IRELAND.
The Dublin Post mentions, on unquestiOna.
BILE authority that some Of the Roman Catholic
clergy, who have become unpopular on account
Of opposing the secret societies and their inev.
liable results, have been served with notices to
desisI. The whole Of the Catholic priests are
preaching against their combinations, and some
Of the abes, and most independent OF the Pres.
byterian ministers have been distinguished by
loud and vehemet objurations against landed pro.
prietors.
In The North Of Ireland formidable comb.
nation is said to exist against the payment of
rent, and such is the state Of alarm amongst The
Landlords, that several have given up all no.
Ions Of enforcing payment, 1t is stated that
the Presbyterian ienaniry, in some localities,
are offering passive resistance TO the collection
Of rents.
The Tuum Herald announced the death of
the Rev. D. McNicolas, litular Bishop OF Ach.
oury.
Jno. Isaac Heard has been elected for Kin.
sale in the place Of Mr. Benjamin Haires.
FRANCE.
A nos law for the regulation Of the press has
been issued, but does not give satisfaction.
Lord Normandy has handed his letter Of re-
call, as Ambassador to France, TO the President.
Lord Cowley the new Minister, arrived in
Paris on Wednesday.
II is feared by the Government that General
Cayaignac will be elected.
decree has been published abolishing the
fetes Of February "a, and May 4,h, and subsIi.
tu,ing as The only anniversary worthy Of com.
memora.ion the birth day Of Napoleon.
General ST. Arnaud is said to be in disgrace,
because he will not fign decree for the dis
missa Of number Of officers known Of Or.
leans tendency.
The war department is TO be conducted by
Lord Admiral Lailsul during 81. Arnaud's ab.
sence in Algeria.
The Gazette Of France states that the Presi.
dent Of the Republic is about to form body
guard from the gems d'armes Mobile.
SPAIN.
The health Of the Queen has been complete.
y restored and public thanksgiving was celo.
brated in all The Catholic capitals of Europe,
with great pomp and ceremony.