The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
TPER THE AMERfcA.I

,hose published yesterday morning by tele-
graph.
ExeLAND.--The Ministry were most unex.
,ectedly defeated on the Militia Bill. Lord
palmerston proposed an amendment, upon
which the Ministry Joined issue, and were de-
faatad hy vote Of 1856 TO 1875. The event was
unlocked for, as the Ministry on the previous
night had a telling majority on Lord Naaz's
~,otion concerning the Clarendon aud Birth
affair. receiving lSS ont OF 232 votes.
All sorts OF rumors were afioat al Liverpool
a. 10 who was likely TO succeed Lord John
BreSseU 4 coalition was expected between
Sir James, and Lord Palmerston.
When The Premier announced his resisna-
,:on. the greatest astonshment was felt, as no
one was prepared for this result. Ii is said in
the House that the Queen will not appoint
palnerston. but that the Earl of Derby will at
once accept.
The Irish brigade voted with the majority
and cheercd Justify at the result.
Lord Palmerston proposed an amendment
that the ord "local" should be stricken out
al the bill md tina, the force should be peram-
bulatory, and not confined to England, Ireland
~ Scotland, but should be sent TO any quar-
fer OF the United Kingdom. when required.
Lord Palmerston, in moving his amendment,
saN taat the country was IN a situation libale
10 way. aud our peace armament was not suf-
6cieu, 10 meet the emergency of war. He
auted a ready trained force, ready for instant
action. All objections 10 the proposal of
regular militia were founded in distrust OF
the people, aud implied that Englishmen were
cheats, Sco,chmen towards, and Irshmen
traitors. II we could not trust the nation to
defend itself, we had better give up the idea Of
defence, and send for Austrian and Russian
soldiers. He was confident the people would
answer an appeal from Government, and Prove
that they were prepared for defence.
The London Times SAYS that possibly the
Ministers resigned to avoid fatal blows on the
CAPE question. If saved on the Kaffr qeus-
ton they would have been wrecked on the
re urm bill.
Lord Palmerston will probably resign the
task OF forming new cabinet to the Protec-
t;onsl Chief, who long since proclaimed his
ar!a0gciaenis, made, aud had only to walk in
aAd take possession, and that he had really no
choice.
Lord Derby will likely be the Minister next
week, and has something in his favor. The
reform bill will not stand much in his way.
The Herald declares that Lord Dudley will
be prepared 10 take Office 1T once, and that the
event was sudden, but not unexpected.
The Post says this victory is worth the loss
OF faimtrston. Ii was not party, but a
national question.
The opposition Pears had held meeting at
ga | Derby's, and resolved to offer most de-
teEmi1ed opposition TO the Reform Bill, Oh its
second reading.
iRELASD.-The Dublin Evening Post, men,
lions, on unquestionable authority, that some
ct the Roman Catholic clergy, who have be-
come unpopular on account of opposing Sec
ret societies that are exclusively secular, have
been served with notices to desist. Whilst the
Catholic priest are preaching against these
rom hmm ;nIn. x,F .l,o
Independent Presbyterian ministers have been
distinguished for their loud and vehement alb
Jgrauons against lie lai!ded proprietors-
In Inc North OF ireland, Il formidableco
A4tlo2 exists against the paymen; of rents, and
such IS the state of alarm among the landlords
that several had given up all notion of enforc
ing payment.
1t IS stated that Presbyterian tenantry, in
some localities, were offering passive resis-
farce 10 the collection of rents.
FRAScE.-A Le@ law for the regulation of
tie Press has been issued, but does not give
general satisfaction.
LORD Normandy has handed his letter of re
call, as Ambassador Of France. TO the Presi.
cent. Lord Cowley, the new Minister, arrived
at Paris on Wednesday,.
HIS feared by government, that Gen Cavaig-
nae VIII De elected 10 rep present several dis
tTicts.
ILL EA'"auu was SAID 10 De IN disgrace be-
cause he will not sign the decree for the dis
iH'ssaI OF number Of officers of Orleans ten
denotes.
IrALY.-lt is said that some new clue to the
murder OF Rossi had been found, by which new
igh; would be thrown upon the horred ira
9eiy.
MARKETS Cotton had been active; the demand
rom nc trade was good, and freely met by hold
eis; prices bad advanced ID per h. The sales ot
sAe 'eek re ached "A 300 bales of which 46 300 were
70 the trade, - 900 to speculation, and 1890 bales
u exporters The quotations an fair Upland sad
i't Mobile ; ID fair Orleans SD, middling Mobile
aud Upland I'D, middling Orleans Sd
Corn was fiat at nominal rates-mixed Dos vel
low 29e I'd, whit 32s
Flour was unchanged. Western canal 10 22s.
southern and Ohio 90 23s. Cd, sour Ie 20s