Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-01-12

From EuRopE.-The steamer ,4sia arrived at
New York Wednesday morning, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 18th of December.
The English Ministry was defeated in Parlia-
mont on the 10Th, on the House Tax, by nineteen
majority. A council Of the Ministers was imme-
diatey held, all the members being present, and
rendered their designations which Lord Derby pro-
csoded to Osborne and laid before the Queen, by
whom the designations were accepted.
The following gentlemen are spoken Of as like
ly to form the new Cabinet; Marquis of Lans-
dowue. Premier; Lord Aberdeen, Minister of For
elm Affairs Lord john RUSSELL Leader in the
House of Commons; Mr.. Gladstone, Chancellor
of the Exchequer; Mr.. Osborne, Secretary Of War;
Lord Newcastle. Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland; Lord
Herbert, Lord of the Admiralty.
Frcece-rhe affairs of the French Empire
were progressing quietly and satisfactorily. The
Emperor's departure for Berlin is supposed to have
reference to the settlement Of the Zo Verein CUES
ton.
The financial deficit for the year will not ex-
eeed 100000 francs. The duty ON cigars had
been fixed al II per cent.
The Ambassadors of Austria, Russia and Prus-
STA had presented their credentials.
Prince Napoleon, son Of the Ex-King of West
phalia, has been appointed Governor Of Algeria,
and is already arranging his administration
Algeria, was very severe.
The Pope had expressed his qualification at the
establishment of the French Empire, and will GER
tainly visit France to crown Napoleon.
1twkey-Great CONSIDERATION prevailed at Con-
stantinople on account Of tho refusal OF the Bank
to receive the State paper, and the report that the
port Of Zabljja, on the Albanian frontier had been
taken by storm, and the Turkish garrison made
prisoners, by three hundred Martinequians.
The Syrian campaign is oyer,aad Serashier had
returned to winter quarters.
BreadslaFs have fully recovered flom the recent
decline.
LArEx-The Steamer America arrived at
Halifx On Sunday with liverpool dates Of Dec.
25.h. Tae resignation o. tao Derby Ministry had
been accepted and Lord Aberdeen named as Pre-
mier.
Arrangements are progressing at Limerick with
fair prospect ofsuccess, for the establishment OF
line of steamers to America.
Nothing new from France. The Princes Wa
sa lately ofiiancod to Louis Napoleon, is to marry
another person.
INrGsEsrixG FROM FLoalDA-The National
Intelligencer states that intelligence Of undoubted
authenticity has been received at Washington of
the refusal Of the Seminole Indians remaining in
Florida to omigrate to the country assigned them
west of the Mississippi. The agreement to emil
crate msde by their chief, Billy Rowlegs, when
here in Washington, they refuse to rstify, Unfit
snced, as we understand, chiefly, by tho advice
of Sam Jones and Billy Bowlegs. only sister, who
has great consideration with the tribe. Billy him
self is believed to have been we'll disposed to com
ply with his promise, and held out several weeks,
bat the other Semnoles. having taken away his
two wives aud their children. and threatened to
anuul the tribal authority, at length forced him to
yield to their views. On restoring his fayorite
wiie-the frst-he dashed deep into the ever
glades, and has not since been heard from. The
excitement in Florida is, of course, very great
We understand that regiment of the famous
''Cow5oys." or Crackers" is in rapid course Of
formation, 70 act under the authority of the State