Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
prfcrrro articles.
= WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
,,ssorurroN or THE BRITISH MINISTRY

DISSOLUTION OF THE bhlllah miNlSlhi'
u,rrAx. March lo.--Thc royal mail steamship Cana
d. Capt. Lang, from Liverpool ~ A. NJ Zfth arrived a.
~ o'clock this morning.
Tho news by the Canada is as follows
GRBAr BuirAiS.-rhe EUROPEAN Times Of SATURDAY
SAYS owe announced ia our last the defeat OF lpf'
palmcrsion's government in the House Of Commons or
the conspiracy TO murder bin, by majority o. ~ 99ei
result ON such a subject left the late Premier and nus
colleagues no option but 10 resign, and accouhky mex
day Lord palmcrston waited the Queen anu placed T
her hands the seals of Office but ~ s aaueu 'na eohfa
~ 20 ctiouette such occasions, he ua not aufe ne
Majesty Tor whom 20 send, the inference nclhg tat %,
expected to be recalled n short tmc, win additional
cclact Probably he thought that Lofa Dcrp was not n
,ositiop to form ministry. Lord Derby lost no time
in consulting the leaders Of the conservative party and
he has filled the leading offices OF the state with the best
available talent ut his command. Lord Derby, ON the
raseff a ON former OCCASIONS calculated the adhc
sion of Inc Pcctcsthe Duke Of Newcastle, Sir James
Graham Mr.. Gladstone, Sidney Herbert, and Mr. Gard.
wcu-hut the offer was met by immediate and pointed
refusal IL is that Mr.. Gladstoncs name figured in
the first published programme OF inc DERBY Ministry as
Chancellor of the EXchcqucr, but the statement was
wholly inaccurate Lord Derby in the course Of Satur
day afternoon after De had received the Queens com-
mands to form government did certainly write 70 Mr.
Gladstone but there personal interview In the
course Of the afternoon that eminent Statesman
forwarded 20 Lord Derby note courtcousy expires cd
stating cmphstcay and on the instant his refusal t0
then, from quarters which he had looked for support
Dis ordship bad alternative but to ian back upon the
members " his former administration
CuNA.-Ihe Governor Of Canton has been taken pris-
oncr, well Ych, and the Tartar General. Tho Gov
fphQucil subsequently installed Vice Gov
crnor OF the city, with powers similar to those welded
previously by Nch The Allies 90 continue their
profccoratc until satisfactory made with tho
government 40 pokiu. commission, composed OF two
Engshmcn and one Frcnchmnn, had been charged with
the supervision Of the government, and had issued
proclamation inviting the people 90 return assuring them
of protection.
At the departure Of the mail everything quiet and
there fair prospect Of the taking OIL Of The block
adc, and the resumption of tradc within week
In the assault there were numerous haudo-hand on
The British lost hundred, and the French
thirty. 10 killed and wounded
FHANcE.rhe trial Of the conspirators commenced on
the 3jth before the Court or Asszes Of Seine The n-
dicmcnt Is very lengthy and circumstanual The pris
oucrs all Young mon, with the exception OF PeTr
who is mildled aged. They all seemed composed, and
listened with attention 20 the proceedings Gomez de-
ncd participation in the act, aud only knew of it a'
the last moment Rudo confessed every yhng-hc threw
bomhand orminatcd tho rest of the prisoners. Or
sin accepted the h responsibility of the part De had
taken n thc affair confessed hc wanted 90 kill che En-
peror. and ready dies he confdcd his utcn
uou Go M ALISON, said Mr. Bumard brought the bomb.
n Brus,s hut dd mot know for what purpose they
intended would moe say anything as 70 the 0thcr prison
onrrs.
Perro denied an participation in the conspiracy until
thc day thc attcmnt wAH made, aud then Icpcntcd
Mr. TAYLOR of birmingham, maker OF bombs, did not
answer 60 Dis name
PANS Friday The jury has given verdict N guilty
regards four u tho accused The Court pr0uouuocd
the sentence OF death Orsiui tudo aud Picrri Go
meg was sentenced Co penal sonitudc forlifc