Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Seven DAYS Later from Eu~ope

Seven Days Later from Europe.
.Nelc York, Friday evening, Jan. 10th The
British steamship Asia, with dates from Liver
pool 10 the Sd inst, arrived at her wharf about
o'clock this evening.
England. 4 he London Morning Advertiser
states that the cause of Lord Palmerston's re-
sipnation. was the interference, on the part Of
the Prime Minister, with the affairs Of the For
een Secretary that Lord Palinerston, on ascer-
tanning the fact, was indignant, and demanded
an explanation. The answer of the Premier was
vague and shuiiling, aud the result was lengthy
correspondence between the Foreign Secretary
and the Premier At the Cabinet meeting, only
nine ont of fifteen members were present. Lord
Russell stated that, in consequence of some mis-
understanding about foreign affairs, Lord Palm
erston had thought fit to resign His resignation
agreed to. without the real cause being I'M
derstood. The Premier, It Is said, wishes 10
place IN the Cabinet. in order 10 propltiate the
people of England, liberal and independent men.
On the other hand the News saws that il al
most conclusively indicates treachen on the
part Of some member Of the Cabinet that CON
splracy would seem to exist between some one
in Downing st. and the Court of Vienna to sa-
critice Lord Pamerston and apparently that
closer alliance may be formed between England
ana Austria. On the other hand, the Times
states that the very last act Of Palmersfon was
10 express bis unqualified appreciation Of Napo-
Icons coup a'eioi The London hfonic.c states
that all sorts Of rumors were ahoat as to resign
atoms by the members Of the Cabinet, and ap-
plcatious 10 members of a former government
TO take part in the present one but so far as
our information extends, these rumors rest on
nothing better than differences.
The Morning Herald says the friends Of Lord
Palmerston are very indignant at his abrupt dis
nlssal from Office, and various rumors are cur
rent as to the result it is likely TO produce in the
Cabinet 1t is understood that Lord pamerston
means 10 bring The whole matter before Parlia
ment, and some person, who Processes TO be well
informed asserts that 10 avoid such un event,
Lord John Russell Will resign previous 60 the
commencement Of the session For ourselves.
W. arc OF a different opinion. We believe that
the ministers viii cling 10 office tll toe latest pos
sblc moment; bat u is clear that the days Of the
government are nu r,d.
traHoe. At the latest dates Paris was perfect
Is tranquil. = he result Of the Presidential eiec-
uon is follows. Whole number OF votes g.
1879; for Louis Napoleon 5I39,2l9: against
hm O,931-making his majority 65go,I79.-
He was inaugurated on Thursday the lst INST.
me ceremony passing of without the slightest
disturbance.
On "Wednesday evening. " Baroche address
I'D speech 10 The President, on presenting the
result OF the votes, to winch Napoleon replied
o.
as follows;
France has comprchcnded that departed
from legality. 10 return toright Upwards of :,
C0doJo votes have obsoved me. My object
was 10 save France. and perhaps Europe from
wears of trouble and anarchy / understood cd
the grandeur OF my mission. do not deceive
myself as toiis difficulties, hu' with the counsel
and support Of all fuUt-nludea men. tie de,ot
odness Of the army. and the protection which /
shall omorrow solemuy be-ecch Heaven TO
grant me. ! hope 10 secure the desiiur- of
Fr5uco, bv founding institutions responding To
the democratic Instincts of tie milton. aid the
desire of q strong and respected Governments To-
create system which 5econstitutcs auth rty
vlth1u, nouuding the feelings of equality. iu
closing anv path OF improvements and TO lav the
foundation Of ana cdiicc capable of supporting
wise ana bcuafcent lhauv1
Cries of ave Nap0leon" followed the
speech. ON the same evening the diplomatic
c0fus was presented 10 the President hv the A.
postolic Nuacio The Archbishop of Paris IN
his address 20 Tie President. offered bis coucrs-
iulatons and GOOD wishes to the success Of the
high mission God had confaed 10 him. The
President thanked him in short speech The
cannon of toe Inyahdes fired sslpte nj, ten
gums Tor every million OF votes obtained by the
President
The Globes correspon,lent saw. tba, ouis
Nanoleon constantly assures persons about bl,n.
and the oiplomatc bodv. that he desires peace.
because il Is The datv of his position. and the
only means Of rc-establislnnp lie finances and
placing trade. agriculture md r-,,,..e,,,,--- "a
good footing. liz order so iranquilze foreign
Governments, be viii send instructions TO his
Ambassadors 10 give the Courts most positive
assurance Of bis desire to maintain peace.
The Iuliencs viii henceiouh bee the Official
residence OF The President
A grand national lete was celebrated on the
The French Eagle is re established ON the
banner of tire army. and On the cross OF tue