Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Iron the NadisO ian louisville Papers,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
From New York.
Nv YoRK. April s.

AhNlA AL VI HE OlEAMEh BAL u.
New YoRK, April 6.
The steamer Baltic arrived this morning from Liver
pool. She brings fifty passengers, including VIM
Niblo and John Louton.
ESeLAvD.-Lord Brougham has laid the table q
bill to reduce the period betNee the dissolution and the
reassambling Of parliament to thirty-fve days.
He hopes something will be done before the dissolu-
ton TO put down bribery and corruption at elections.
The Duke Of Lancaster the subject of free trade
again questioned the ministers as to their course oil pro-
eeeding.
Lord Derby in reply said that he was anxious for
settlement Of the commercial policy, and he thought
next autumn should not pass over without new Par
lament having had opportunity of declaring eoncu
svey the verdict of the nation the course OF policy
proposed by her Majesty's Government.
In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell asked
the ChancelloT OF the Exchequer when her Majesty
ministers were prepared advise the to dissolve
the present Parliament and summon new one with the
least possible delay.
The Chancellor stated that it was the wish and in
tention q the Government meet the Parliament
that will be elected, that its decision may be taken
the question of confidence in the present admnisra
ton with regard to which they feel 1t their
Lord John Russell said he would offer no further op.
position to granting the naval and military supplies and
the militia bill, butt was desirable 10 dissolve Par
lament consistent with the public SER
vice. he thought reinsurance, absolutely requir
ed, should be brought forward.
The arrival of Col. Fremont in England has excited
great interest.
The steamer Great Britain will leave for New York
city the first of May. On her trial trip she made fifteen
miles hour
FRANcE.-Paris letters that, in the budget for
1852, which will be laid before the Legislature,
correspondence for the reduction of the army will be
proposed to the of from fifty fifty nine thou
sand men, but that increase IN the gems de will
likely be made the extent of twenty-five thousand
men.
Gen. Cayaienac previous refusing his seat in the
Legislative Chamber WI he'd to consult the Gems FOn
aeier and Bedsean the subject and accordingly he
applied for a passport TO Belgium where they reside
The General was informed that he could have the pass
port but that he would find the frontiers closed against
him his return. He then declined to accept it on
those terms.
The President present at review on Monday in
the Grand Square Of the Tuillees Everything passed
off with the greatest eeat, and his return to the Ely
greeted with cries of UiUe la Emperor.
The ministerial papers publish contradiction Of the
relative to the creation of a system. Every
provision modifying the constitution of France requires
the signatures of Senators before it can be made.
The Senate separates the reading of the proclamation
for the Propagation OF the parliamentary session Two
hundred and hiry-eght men, condemned to transporta
ton, arrived in Paris on the 22d from Nievare.
SwITzERLAND-Relations with France still I'M
settled The refugees, it seems, expelled by the
Genevese and not by the General Council. The Gov
eminent cOntemPates measures against the Cantonal
authorities Of the Genevese, and military occupation OF
the Canton by the federal troops has been threatened