The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-29

EsoLANp.-A dissolution of the English Cabinet
Is believed to be inevitable. After cabinet COM
Gil ON the Sth. Lord John Russell roceedcd 10
Windsor Castle to confer with the Queen. IL WAS
generally supposed that the Wing govcrnmcn.
must fall through before the meeting of Par.ia-
ment. The Times says that the attempt 10 strength
en- the ministry by alliance with the Peclites bad
signally failed, and the Prime Minister would be
compelled meet Parlia Ment without any addition
10 his strength.
The Marquis of Lanadowne had rendered hia
signation President of the Council
Baron Korney, of the Hungarian Committee,
died in London Of a broken heart, caused by an ar
tice in the Daily Ners
Stocks were firm but not active. Consols closed
at 97a 81. American stocks were dull and un.
changed.
BY the burning Of the steamer Amazon, forty
one passengers and sxty-one OF the crew persisted.
among whom were Elliot Warburton, author of
the Crescent and the Cross" Captain Symonds,
the surgeon. and four chief otiIcers. In twenty
minutes after the fire commenced the ship was
| completely Quilted out. Many persons were sui
located in their berths. desperate rush was made
for the boats, and two were swamped alongsde,
and all board lost; two others, containing nine
passengers and thirty seven scamen, got clear OF
the vessel and were picked up by English and
Dutch vessels and landed respectively at Plymouth
| and Brest. The origin OF tho hrc Is unknown, and
the loss is immense.
FaANcx-The Minister of the Interior has de-
creed the erasure of the republican notices from
the public edifces and had restored the ancient
historical names to buildings, &c.
A marked GOODNESS has occurred between the
| President and Lord Normandy relative to Belgian
| affairs. Calignanfs Nsssengr states that Lord
| Normandy would return TO England the 10th
inst, event TO be deplorcd by all parties. The
| funds in consequence had fallen per cent.
GEnMANY-The German journals announce
| that great sensation had been produced at Vienna
by the intelligence that Don Juan Inante, second
| con of Don Carlos, had away from his wife,
sister of the Duke of Modcna, with an English
| governess.
| The treaty between Denmark and Germany
virtually concluded. The German troops had
| evacuated Holstein, but the Austrian troops
main Professionally at Hamburg, to secure the ex-
| ecntion Of the conditions imposed upon Denmark.
| The German Diet had decided in favor of sup
pressing the federal fleet, after declining the Aus
irian proposal to form navy composed of three
divisions, and commanded by officers Of the three
leading powers
The King of Denmark is sick.
| The Austrian Lloyds boasts that Prince Schwar-
zonburg virtually dismissed Lord Palmerston.
RUssIA.-It is reported that Durat, Of tho
bravest Circassan chiefs, had surrendered to the
Russians, with his fortress and large body of sol
| diers.
Lieut.. Ppm has by the advice Of the Russian
| geographers abandoned the project of crossing
Siberia in search of Sir John Franklin.
| NAPLEs.-The Neapolitan State trials were
continued in seeret, and had not been concluded,
but the conviction Of the prisoners was considered
| certain.
| CAPE OF Coop HoPE. Intelligence has been re-
the 9TH Of November, in which the British were
compelled to retire with the loss OF their colonel
three other officers, and seven men, The British
had also sustained reverse at Lagos on the coast
of Africa in an attempt to chasse the native king
| for slave dealing. The English force consisted Of
260 men, and was compelled to retire with con-
| siderable loss.
TThe following late and important news was re-
| ccived by telegraph at Liverpool previous to the
departure of the steamer.l
The London Ii'nfs, speaking Of the reports rela-
tive to changes in the ministry, says: owe merely
state tho fact as we believe it to be. that the
tempts effect partial improvement in the min
istry by the substitution OF three or four new MEM
bcrs for others OF tie present Cabinet who would
retire, has not led to any result il secms, thsre-
| fore the determination Of Lord John Russell to
| meet Parliament without any material alteration
| in the ministry
The Morning Hera d srpposes that the Marquis
Of Normandy left Paris to be present e the Privy
| Council 10 be held at Windsor on the 10th.
The Daily Netcs copies a statement from a
| Hamburger paper, announcing that the Ottoman
| Porte had addressed note to the Eng sh govern
Loent, protesting against the return OF kossuth TO
| England; his liberation having been granted upon
the express condition that he should rcside in the
United States. The establishment Of friendly
relations between the Porte and Austria renders 1t
| necessary that these conditions be fulfilled.
| PARU. Friday, January "a conspiracy bas
inst been discovered, the object OF which to let
loose The convcis at the hulks at Rochefort.
| Sixty persona have been arrested at Montpelier
on charges connected with the late disturbances.
Its announced that the PRONUNCIATION Of the :
stitution of France will take place the 10th
and goth instant. The reason for the delay is 30
allow time for the publication ofihe more urgent OF
| the organic laws
The prisoners lately confined at Ham, consisting
Of Generals Changaynier, Lamoriciere, and their
companions. have been set q. liberty on the from
tier. with the injunction not 10 return TO SrspSe
| grand review Of the home garrison Of Paris was
u come of at the Champs de- Mars on the 22d.
|