The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
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Two DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Highly Important intelligence
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Ministerial frlSiS in England.
DEFEAT Of THE DERBY MIN ISTRY.
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Arrest Of an Ensliah Correspondent in Vienna.
SKATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., 3d.. 80,
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
NO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ministerial rrlSiS in England.
DEFEAT OF The DERBY MINISTRY.
Arrest Of an Ensliih Correspondent in Vienna.

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SKATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c.. 3d.. SO.
The CunArd steamship Asia, Capt. Lots arrived
Ut this port st half past nine o'clock yesteriAy
morning. She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th
uik., Ut nooa She put into Halifax for fuel. The
news is two days later than tia. brought by tho
glasgow.
We are under obligations to Lieut.. J. Grant Ray
nood, the Admiralty agent of the Asia, fog tho
latest papers and news
Tho chief point Of the news received By the Asia
The defeat Of the Derby Ministry in the House Of
Commons. The budget was rejected by majority
Of nineteen. The ministry were about to tender
thsr resignation. The future cabinet would be .
eosition one, with, probably, the Marquis Of LAns-
downe ~ Premier, Lord John Russell as Secretary
Of the Home Department, and the Earl Of Aberdeen
~ Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
The news from Australia continued to DO of the
same favorable character.
The British were extending the area Of their sway
In India.
The Kslhr war seemed as far from termination As
over
The Austrian government had imprisoned and
mAitrsated an English subjeot-ths correspondent
of one Of the London papers.
The news from France is unimportant. It seems
settled that his Holiness Is about to undertake .
journey to Paris, to solemnize the coronation Of
Napoleea Ill.
One Of the Paris papers, the Jour~al des Debzts,
of the l4th. contains excellent article respecting
tho address Of the afisocfatic ladies of England to
the women of Amsrios We will try to make room
for 1t tomorrow.
Spain continues in = very critical position. The
liberty Of the press Is utterly abolished and with it
almost a the polite rights of the people Ths
Try remained on the verge Of revolution, TO which it
wss being driven by The desperate acts of the gov
srnnsat. Seine Of the English journals inspuats
that the Spanish Prime Minister has taken his cue
and received suggestions from Louis Napoleon.
In Prussia retrograde movement WAS app srsntly
about to take plaoe. Government. has introduced .
hill materially sneroaching on the constitutional
rights Of tho people
In Hssse Cassel, the members of the Town Coun-
oil OF Hanau have been found guilty of employing
dixespsstfJ language affecting the Prime Minister,
m an address to the Elsstor. They were sentenced
10 shrss months Improvement.
important from England.
The ministry was defeated on Thursday night,
upsn the question OF the house tax, which it WAS
generally understood was to decide the fate of the
budget and Of the admin ssration. Mr.. DisrasG,
ths Chancellor Of the Exchequer in . speech of
nearly three hours dorsnen, aid characterized BY
moro than usual degree OF bitter sercasm, vndica-
ted his proportions, cOnteIding that during the
whole debate he had heard no arguments which
Iuooesfully impugnsd his policy, and urging again
bpcn tho House the necessity Of snlsrging the basis
There was . najority of nineteen against the
government, and the House adjourned until Mon
The Standard says that eighty. two Irish NOM
bs1s votsd-thiry for ministers and y tive AZ ainss
thsm.
LArBsr NEws-RRIayATros OF MINISTER'S
In the House Of LORDS, last night, tho Earl Of
MAmssbary begged 70 move the adjournment Of
tho Heuse until Monday; announcing that in con.
seqae0se Of the tarn matters had taken in the
House Of Commons, on the preceding night, the
Prime Minister hAA gone to see her Majesty Ut Os-
borne.
cabnst council had been held at noon, all the
ministers being In attendance. II sat hour, and
va despatched 70 the naval authorities at Gasport,
TO have steamer In readiness for the arrival Of the
tAree o'clock express, BY which the Earl Of Derby
would proceed from London, in order that he might
voyage to Osborne without ls,s of time.
The Premier would place mis- resigna alton in the
hsuss of the Queen on nis arrival, and remain dur
b last night NJ o, borne
Their must now, il 10 said, be q coalition cabinet
IA mixture Of wings, Peetss, modsratss aud rAd-
esls-lhough In what proportion cannot yet be de-
fined Lord Aberdeen has been spoken Of 70 take
the lead In the Lords, and Mr. Gladstone in the
Commons.
The Parliamentary Committee, appointed to in
quire INTO the charges Of bribery and corruption
prsotised BY the tory party Mt the recent election
Tor Derby and as TO me snare which sjor Berssord,
the Secretary at War. had in such transactons, 70
ported to the House Thursday night. The svi.
dence upon the petition closed on wednesday,
Frsii-formerly barber, bu. now an electionesr.
-. In he nF air ord and
the main spoke in the Dsrby businsss-seing
examined. As be laboring uuder scrofas
IN the legs he eans into the csmmstss
room upon orutchee occupied two CD airs during
the examination. Il wiH he remembered that the
employees of the conservative party caught ~
fagranfs cel,cto, with the money bags. and . list
of voters either briosd already, or TO be bribed-
IN .be possession OF sub agent OF trau's, Nor
gan bv name, in vhose pocket was ALEC o letter
ngned "W. B." civilian Beresford,) containing
expressions evidently bearing upon some scheme
br managing" electors Major Beresford, during
The sxsmibaiion, Indignantly repudiated ali share
in. or knowledge ct, any bribery. TIE conmistee
have reported that "a systemmati, plan for cor
ruptip the electors OF Derby hsd been proved to
have existed; that Msj Bdeeford had written .
letter, under the signature Of w. B." to Mr..
FraiI; and that, though there was not sufficient
evi0eoce TO connect Major Befesford with the plan
for corruption, yet his reckless indifference 10 the
consequences Of the equyoesl expressions which 1t
contained could NOS be TOO severely censured."
vigorous protest sgaDss sne Ministerial budget,
ard memorial in favor of financial and fiscal
forms generally. emanat-d from the Liverpool FL
panoiaI Reform Association Thursday night.
The agitation With respeet 10 the limited liability
partnership question commenced by the promoters
OF the L,ndoD, Liverpool and North American screw
Steamship Company, whose slsN for charter is
nov before the goysrnment-stiu continues, and the
Liverpool papers full Of dissusssn upon the sub
jeot Of the main advocates of tho undertaking
beng Mr.. Robert Lamont Scotch steam packet
proprietor and agent, while the local members Of
the Cunsrd Company are It's warnest opposers Mr..