Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-03-13
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youn DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ENGLAND,

N. dsfeat and resignation Of the Russell
Ministry, on the local militia bill Lord
p.,,,.r.,on moved that the word local should
bo .,,;ken out of TIE BILL and that the force
,hopld be per amb, ,'atory, not confined 10
Encland Ireland or Scotland bu, should be
rent 10 any quarter OF the United Kingdom
where it might be required. On this proro-
ral of Lord Pamers,on, the Ministry Joined
: issue, and on division, were defeated by
vote of 1856 against 125.
Lord Palmers,on, in moving his amend
Yaent 10 the bill organizing the local militia,
taid that the country was in situation that
vas likely to result in war, and our peace
armament was not sufficient 10 meet the
emergency. He wanted ready trained
force prepared for instant action. All the
objection TO the proposed regular militia was
founded on the disirust Of the people. II
the nation could not be trusted 10 defend
itself, we had better give up the idea of de-
fence and send for Austrian or Russian sol.
diers. He was confident that the people
would answer the appeal from Government,
and prove to the world that we were pre-
pared for defence.
All sorts OF rumors are afoat. al Liverpool,
a. 10 who would succeed Lord John Russell,
and coalition between Sir James Graham
and Lord Palmerston was expected. Inc
greatest astonishment was felt when The
Premier announced his resignation. No one
was prepared for il, so suddenly did the cri'
ais come on.
The general impression among the mem
,srs Of the Honse is that the Queen will not
ave Lord PaImerston "a Premier, bu, that
he Earl of Derby will accept that post.
IRELAND.
The Dublin Evening Post mentions, on
mques,ionable authority, that some of the
loman Catholic clergy, who had become I'M
opular on account Of opposing secret socie-
-s and their inevitable results, have been
,rved with notice. to desist. While the
arholic priests are preaching against these
smhinations, some Of the ahlest and most
dependent Presbyterian ministers have
een distinguished by loud and vehement
,jurrations against the landed proptietors.
In the north Of ireland, formidable COM
nation exists against the payments Of rents
I'd such is the state Of alarm among the
ndlord., that several have given up ali no.
ms Of enforcing payment. 1t is stated
al the Presbyterian tenan,rv, in some To-
li,ie., are offering passive resistance 10
.payment Of rents
FRANCE.
Tho new law for the regulation of the
-. ha. been issued, bu, does not give
isiaction.
.ord Normandy had handed his letter Of
all az British amhassador TO France, 10 the
.iden, and Lord Cowley, the new minis.
arrived in Pari. on Wedne-'ay.
wa. feared by the government tina, Cen
Cavaignac would be elrc,ed.
decree has been published, abolshing
fe,es Of the 24h of February, and the 4,h
DAY substituted as the only anniversary
thy Of commeuiora,ion, viz. the birth
Of Napoleon.
arious rumors prevailed Of new minis
Il crisis.
eneral ST. Arnold il said to be in disgrace
use ho will not sign decree for the dis
al Of number of officers known TO have
ans tendencies.
ne war department is 10 be conducted by
q liral Lalane, during ST Anaud's absence
\ igera.
TN ie Gazette de France states that the
,e. deu, Of the Republic was about 10 form
Sody-guard from the gens-de'arms and
iard mobile.
SPAIN.
The Queens health has been completely
stored. public Thanksgiving, therefore,
been celebrated in Madrid, and all the
iholic capitals of Europe, with great
mp and ceremony. The Gazette contains
ROYAL orders, directing that the poinard
IN which Martin Marino committed the
me-, together with the sheath, and the
'ols and balls found in his house, be bro
, to pieces. and his manuscripts, at leas
h as are Of private interest, burned il
presence of the Judges. The body o
regicide has been burned.
BELGIUM.
he Paris correspondent of the Londor
ming Chronicle writes that, "it will b,
embered that French agents had beer
TO Belgium for the purpose of seducin!
army from their allegiance, and sowing
'eeds of discord and disaffection among
>eople. Reports are now daily submit
Louis Napoleon of the proceedings o
agents The Catholic party was, il
the principal means Of severing Bel
from Holland. 1t is that same part
h is now the most active in getting u
selling in favor of the French alliance
he clergy are almost all indefatigabl
sof France.
gum is adding 1000 men TO the arm,
!reng,hening her defences.
rUsEs UNcLAIMED.-A committee
~ York Legislature, after an invest
into the trust funds of the Chancer
have reported that there is nearly