Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-31
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, March, 25lh.-The steamer
Europa, Captain Lott, with Liverpool dates
of the 18Th inst, arrived here about noon.
She brings fhy-nine passengers.
ligence has been receiv-
ed Of the conclusion of the Kaffir war by
the unconditional surrender of the affirs.
Parliament re-assembled on the l2lh inst.
Lord Beaumont gave notice in the House of
Lords that on Monday he would ask the
government whether any alteration of the
protective policy was intended. Lord Lynd-
hurst deprecated the pos,ponement Of the
Chancery Reform Bill, and denounced the
Anli-Corn Law League for its efforts to pro-
cure the dissolution Of the present Parla-
men,. Lord Brougham also denounced the
league.
House by Lord John Russell, and will be
the subject Of fierce contest.
10 the House Of Commons, Mr.. Hume
asked whether the ministry intended to de-
fine its policy before the navy estimates
were proposed.
A meeting of 1853 members Of the House
had been held at Lord John Russell's resi-
dence, to agree upon the plan Of opposition.
Lord John Russell expressed himself dis
satisfied with Lord Derby's programm, and
advised the voting Of supplies for three
months only, after which a dissolution of
Parliament should be forced on the govern
Fment.
The London Times announces another
candidate for the bishopric Of Dublin, in the
person Of Prizes. Kenick, engaged in the
American mission. This is supposed to
be Archbishop Kendfick, of Baltimore.
The suspension of Richie s. Bro, Of Lon
don, is announced. Their liabilities are es-
sma,ed at from $4,000 to 100000
Earl ELLINGTON has been inauguraled Lord
Lieu.enan. of Ireland with gsea, pomp and
ceremony.
FRANcE.-France was generally tranquil
decree has been published declaring that
the prescribed oath TO the constitution and
the President is indispensable, and that any
person refusing to take j. will be deemed as
resigning his seat as member of the As
sembly. II is believed that Gen. Cavaignac
will refuse, and it is said tina, he will appear
in the Chamber, protest against all tina. has
taken place since December Sd, and retire.
Marshal Marmonl and Duke Ragusa, the
last of Napoleon's marshals who betrayed
him at Fontainbleau, died in exile a, Venice
on the Cd inst.
Bus,s of Louis Napoleon have been Or
dered to be placed in each of the Sc COM
munes.
The impression gains ground, that the
occasion of the opening of the Chambers,
on the 29.h instant, will be seized as the "a
vorable moment for declaring Louis Nspo-
leon Emperor.
Hencefor,h the exclusive CONT oil OF Edu-
cation is to be enjoyed by the State and
Church, and the chairs of the Professors are
to be suppressed.
Marmand Marus, the most prominent
man Of the revolution Of February, died on
the 10Th inst.
The arming Of the Notifications of Paris
is progressing with grea, activity.
Another steamer, filled with political pris.
oners, has been despatched from Havre to
Cayenne.
The Paris Ps,rie denies that NJ. Wolensk i
the French Ambassador 10 London, has beer
recalled.
The President gave a splendid banque
on the 9Th instant, TO Lord Cowley, the
British Minister.
John Nick Watkins, ESQ, the present
chief clerk Of the House of Delegates, has
hern suuointel clerk tn the comrirollfr