Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

the part OF tue hdnSdS special Committee.
The chair ruled the question ont Of order and
an appeal was called for; but had not been taken
when Our report closed
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HALIFAX, March lO-We learn by the Canada
that Lord Palmerston's Ministry had resigned,
and the Earl Of Derby had constructed a new
Cabinet, Of which the members are as fellows:
Premier. Lord Derby; Chancellor of the En-
cheQuer, D'Israrli; Lord Chancellor. Sir
Thesiger; President of the Council, Earl of Sails
bury; Lord Privy Seal, Earl Hardwck Home
ment, the Earl of Malmesbury; Colonial Secreta-
nv, Lord Stanley; Minister Of War, General
Peel; First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Paking-
dent dem of the Board Of Trade. Mr. Henley: Presi.
| dent of Board of Control, Lord Peterborough;
President Of Board Of Public Works Lord John
Manners; Attorney General. Sir r. Kelly; Vice
roy of Ireland, the Earl of EglntOn; Irish Chan
cellor, Justice Blackburn Chief Sec rotary, Lord
Mas.
The members of the Gsvernmen mt not in the
Cabinet include the Duke of Montrose as Chan
| ce Tor Of the Duchy of Lancaster; Mr. Cairus as
| solicitor General; Mr.. Seymour Fitzgerald as
! Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs Earl Cana
won as Under r Secretary OF the Colonies; Lord
Mr.. LOTUS c. Othway is appointed British
Minister to Mexico, and A. R. J s. Lumley Sec.
| rotary of Legation at Madrid.
| Parliament met on the 9th. In the House of
Commons new writs were ordered for the seats
| occupied by members of the Cabinet Both
| Houses had adjourned until March LIST, when
| they would further adjourn till the l2th
| Mazzini writes TO the London Times DENYING
| that Orsini was guilty OF any crime in Italy,
| aud concludes with the following paragraph :
Whatever opinion Of Orsini may be enter
| tanned 10y those who frankly APPEAL TO Heaven
| and Earth against the attempted murder Of ty-
| rant, and do quietly witness, without sing lie
| word OF Indignation, the lasting murder of a
| whole people i'm Rome. none has Il rig lat of tax
| ing Orsini with dishonesty, theft and collision
| The agents of Louis Napoleon Dug lat to be con
| tented with beheading his enemies without cal
| umniaine Them
| The London Post says that three vacant gar
| teIs in the gilt Of Lord Palmerston have been
conferred on the Dukes of Wellington and Nor
folk, and EaIl Harrowby. MIR. Hayter, late
| whipper-in Of the Ministry, is to be made a
bafonet; also, MIR. Grifiiths, distinguished Irish
| civil engineer.
| An action was brought In the British Ad-
| miralty Court, by the owners Of the American
| ship Leander against the steamer North Ameri-
| can, to recover damages for the loss of the
| Leander by the recent collision OF Holyhead. A
| verdict was given against the steamer, whose
| owners gave notice of an appeal TO higher
| court.
| The London stock market had assumed more
| buoyancy. Consols Were gradually recovering
| from the depression caused by the minister l
crisis, but closed fatty at quotations.
Money continued abundant, and the demand
| light.
The Bank of England has made no alteration
| in its rates.
| CHINA
| The China mail reached England.
The Cantonese submitted and evacuated the
| city on the Both December.
The governor Of Canton was taken prisoner, as
| we'll az ieh and the Tartar general The gov
| ernor, Pihquei, was subsequently installed as
vice governor of the city, with powers similar 10
| those previously welded bv Yeh. The Allies
were to continue their electorate until satsfac-
| tory terms werr made with the Government OF
| Pekn A commission, composed of two Eng.
/ llShmpn and had hpQn cbar ,..d
| with the supervision Of the government and had
| issued a proclamation inviting the people to re-
turn and assuring them of protection
| At the departure of the mail everything was
quiet. and there was fair prospect Of the taking
OH OF the bloc kade and of the resumption of trade
| within a week
| hand to- hand encounters. The British lost lCO
| and the French 80, in killed and wounded
| large amount OF treasure was captured but plum
| der was forbidden.
| Gung Babadoor captured Goruchpore, killing
| two hundred hundred rebels and capturing ", q
| guns.
| The relief of Sumbulpore had been accom-.
| plished.
| Sir Colin Campbell was gathering his strength
Tor his entry into Dude, when the final struggle
and determined resistance was antici pat.d.
| The lcutta money market had improved, and
| the Bank Of Bengal had reduced its rates one
| per cent.
| FRANCE
Il
| understands that Lord Cowley will be continued
as English Ambassador to France
The health Of Marshal BISCUIT is said to be in
| Precarlous state, and paralysis was feared
| Letters from Paris represent that a better feel.
| ing existed with regard to relations with Eng.
| land, founded upon the appointment Of Lord
| MallhtsDhfv 10 the Foreign ONCE, and the per.
| sonal friendship existing between the Emperor
| and DiSraeli.
An immense number OF arrests, II is said have
recently been made in Paris and the provinces
liars
| longing to the Republican party. The Times
correspondent writes: at Is said that the last
| Instructions given to NJ de Persigny We're of a
| very concillating character and IL rumor speaks
| true, evince the greatest desire TO maintain the
| cordial relations based on the alliance between
| the two Countries
Ii is said that several persons were arrested in
| Paris on the night of the 22d ut
The trial Of the consprators commenced on the
18th ult before the Court of AssZes of the Seine
The Indictment is very lengthy and circumstan
| tial. The prisoners are all young with the eY
| ception OF PieOri, who is middle aged AL
seemed composed and listened with attention
Gomez denied participation in the act. and said
| he only knew Of II at the last moment RudiC
| confessed every thing he said he threw ont
bomb, and incriminated the rest or the prisoners
Orsni accepted the full responsibility OF the par
ne had taken In the affair. He confessed that b,
wanted to kill the Emperor and said that b,
was ready to die. lie added that he had neve
confded his intention to Mr.. Allsop, and that Nj
Bernard brought the bombs to Brussels, but tina
| he (Bernard) did not know for what purpose the,
Were intended He would not say any thing a,
to the other prisoners. Pierri denied all partici
patton In the conspiracy until the day the attemp
was made, and then repented. Mr.. Taylor, o
BlrminG ham, maker of the bombs, did not an
| swer TO his name.
| LATEST -PARIs, Friday-The jury has givel
verdict of guilty regards four of the accused
| The Court pronounced sentence Of death on Or
SIM, Rudio and Pierri. Gomez is sentenced 4
| penal seIvitude for life
! BELGIUM.
A discussion has been commenced in the Bel
| Sium Chambers on the bill relative TO attempt
| against the lives Of foreign soveregns. The Min
lister Of Justice emphaticaly dec red that he ha.
not received from any foreign power any reques
| to change the law of the land.
LArEsT.-The bill was passed on the 18th ult
the Minister of Justice promising that prose
| cution should take place without the consent o
his Department, but admitting that he could no
| bind his successors.
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