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APpIoAcHrsa CRISIS IL rHE BRITISH MIN
isIKY, &C, &C. ~
, The steamer city Of Washington arrived at M,
- az sonasy evening, with dates from Liv.rpoc
The news Is Interesting, ministerial criss, i,
England being regarded as imminent
, Lora EIisanorough had rssigssd, and motion o
i.sh assius, : .ne governmess was pending II
GREAT DsrAis-PRccEEDrsss IN PARIrAnxsr.
on tne 10th, iu the House Of Lords the Earl q
Snsnssoury, gave notice that on the I4tb hs
snoo'a nese = resolatioa copdempiux the con
ns,oh :, .p .ss oossfnmsnt IN Publishing their dis
pa.ch 70 the doyernor General OF India
| MIR. Cardweil gave uotfcs ihar on ,ha Is,h 49,.
ne should move the following rasoiutiop:
| Inas this House, while IL ali aibs from exnrs...
,;., say opinion upon the policy Of any proeiama-
| uon Issued oy the Governor General of Indi. in
relation to Dude, has with regret and seriaus
apprehension that Her Msjesty's Goyprnns,s ~.
aodfessed TO ofheGoverDor General of India throu,
we secret Committee OF the India House, dis.
pstcn condemning In strong terms. the conduct Of
/ the uoverbor GENERAL of India, aud they are of
opinion such Course on the part Of (oyeepment
must have, under present circumstances in India
snuency 70 prodace most prejudieal eff ct by
weskeaing the authority of the Governor Gen.
efai, ana by encouraging further resistance cu the
part OF those who are still la arms agaio.t u.s.
Tne oaths Bill, rs amended by the House Of
Lofd', vas taken up, when Lord John Russell
moved that the amendments be Rot agreed to. and
that the clause which would admit Jews to PsrIh,
ment be restored. The motion was carried bv
vote OF 255 TO $50. resolution to admit Baron
ho.nscnld as meinber OF the committee was De.
Dated but without definite action. s+ -
After suDdry votes upon the army estimates n
rssoiuti2n was moved by Lord Stanley, and agreed
authorizing the Government to guarantee
IiU,Veo ~ rate OF Interest nor exceeding per
cent. FOR the use OF Prince Edwards Island
The Earl of EIienborough explained the circum.
stances under which the dispatch censuring Lord
Canning had been written, admitted that he aIo,.
WAS responsible fSrit, and announced that rather
t1an expose his colleagues to the ceLsure of Par
Lamont, he had rendered bis resignation as presj
dent OF the Board Of ControI to Her Majesty. and
the same has been accepted
Lord Derby said that the resignation had been
accepted with regret but admitted that he copsid
ered the publication OF the dispatch premature
aud ipjGdicious.
Lord Shsftesbury explained the terms of his mo-
uos OF eensnre against the government, which, iD
effect takes the same ground as thar proposed In
the Commons, aud bases the complaint on the ann
posltioh that government acted in the matter
without q full knowledge of the proceedings Of
Canning.
1u the House of Commons, Mr.. Berkeiev gava
notice OF bill to establish the system of voting
by ballet e
A moiios to admit Baron Rothschild as n MEM
Der OF the committee appointed to draw up res
SONS LOT dissgreelDg with the Lords on the Oaths
bill, was carried after some debate, by of 25l 10
l96. " ~ w
The London Times says that meeting had been
heid at LORD Palmerston's residence, at which ii
was resolved to move resolution in the House of
Commohs on the 18th inst, upon the subisct of The
dispatch from Lord Peterborough ceusuripy the
issue OF Lord CauDiugs proc ainat ion To tn, uen.
pie Oh ouue, ana tnat this resolution will have the
concurrence OF Lord John Russell and the priuci-
pal members of the so-caed Peeite party. fsub
sequent action iu both Houses of Parliament con-
hrm this statement to q certain extentl
Various speculations were INDUCED N ss to the
and q
ministers rerigniDg and appealing To the conntry
in the event OF their being carried.
Ihe Times confessed to sort Of disappointment
at the readiness with which Lord Darby has sacr,.
nceo MS dangerous colleague, Lord Eiisnborough
tapid surrender and political flight are NOT NC.
cordiug to Engiish genus. Up TO last Friday the
Ministry stood by him. All this promised at least
| 4 lair stand-up hght-but all At once the courage
of the whole Cabinet Oozes out at their finger.
suds, aud we are informed that Lord Eilebborough
has been thrown overheard, and is now at the
mercy OF the waves. His colleagues will have to
defeud themselves next Friday.
1he Daily News points out some eminent auali
Ties possessed by Lord ElenborCugh, but hs had
also great faults and il caunot regret his r.siyna
| tion OT executive office.
The ming Advertiser gives the following yer-
slon OF the immediate cause of Lord Elieubo
roughs abandonment OF office "The resolutjop
OF the India Board of Directors approving of Lord
Cannings India policy, was yesterday forwarded
TO Lord Elenborough for his sanction and sipna.
ture as the President of the Board of Control prs
vous TO its been sent Iudia to the Governor
deueral. Lord Ellenborough t1en found himself
IN pfedicaMent rather than put h,s sjs In nsur@
toadocunient nni1ft lug his dispatch he resigned"
me Advertiser says the resignation of Lord e.
lenb0rough makes little or no difference in the
real state OF matters with regard TO the Derby
government aud the administration Of public nj
iaiTs.
The Star says the effect Of the announcement In
the Lords was to ahebate a number of the inde-
pendent members of the Commons known AZ likely
" support the vote OF eensure from the rauss Of
MIR, Cardweil, and the Star thinks that after what
has happened, his resolution IL placed ia consider
at Danger
The Advertiser asserts that member of the Cab
met communicated personally with Nr Bright as
to whether his party would De Satisfied if Lord EI
iebboIo ough were to resign. Mr. Bright 10 usdsr-
stot d 10 have returned affirmative answer
Queen Victoria had given her first state ball of
the season. at Buckingham Palace. Mr.. Dallas and
family we're present.
The mali steamer Canada, from Africa In piy-
IN. nth, sunk on the Attn of May, after being In col
iisioB with the bark Ida Elizabeth, bound from,
Cardiff to Batavia. The Captain, two passengers
and four seamen, were drowned. The rest num-
Der ng about % persons, we're saved by the bark.
FRASCE---lvERYTHING oUKr--lsRlcuLruH, Pros
PIcrs IMPROVING.
The election Of member of the Corps Legis,atif
for the Fifth Circumscriptoa of Paris resulted ip
the choice OF Nj. Picard, the opposition candidate
by large majority. The plumbers, as lar As
known, were-fJr Picard, 10, ,323-Eck, government
candidate, 1916
1he accounts from the agricultural districts Of
France are cheering The wheat crops promised
an carly and abundant harvest. The VINEYARDS
generaiy likewise presented a fine appearance
notwithstanding damaged from frost and the ordi-
um ia some sections.
The trade in braudies continued dull
Tho Paris improvements bill had been passed
by tue Corps Legislatif by vote Cf $50 against
Tho paris Pave ,avs that AZ. <...... a.. ,.
pnte between Turkey aud Montenegro can onIy be
resolved by the Congress of Paris.
The correspondent Of the London Post saws the
Conference will not meet till the 10th of May
sP,IS-FcaTHER CHANGES In TIE cABIsrr.
dispatch from Madrid of the sth May, saws,
the demand Of N. Diaz, minister of the Interior
for the dismissal of certain WIN had
voted against the declaration Of coufience in the
President, having teen supported by only txo OF
his colleagues, that minister had resigned aud his
resignation had been accepted The munster Of
Justice hoids the ministry OF the Interior ad in
term.
Another dispatch of the same date. saws that %
Corresidofes OF different towns had been di.rniss-
ed, aud that an approaching assen nbiing Of the
Cortes was spoken Of.
ISDIA.-aERIvaL OF rHE OVERLAND NAIL.
The Calcutta mails OF April 9th arrived at Suez
on the 4th of May.
The news isof no special imp ,rtance.
Lucknow Was perfectly trabquii, and not sin
| gle armed man was To lie seen.
The 4th Bengal Light Cavalry, leo strong, had
been brought to a courtmartiala at Unballah. Six.
ty were sentenced 20 be hanged and the remainder
| TO be transported for life
hot weather campaign in Rohileand was con
| sidered inevitable.
A strong force had marched for Barefiiy
| Col Seatons force had encountered aud beaten
/ the rebels, taking three guns.
| At Calcutta, Imports met with Q better de
| msnd At advancing prices. The supplies Of pro
tace were small. aud Transactions checked by higs
prices.
/ The money market continued In healthy pos
tiou.
Exchange on London, 2s I'D q Iszd for Cred
it's: IS l5sd "a "a for Documents.
Al Madras. imports continued Ia fair enquiry
Exchange, 2s 0l3ssi for Credits
Another dispaich via M ,ita says:-"Rohiicun,
was 10 possession Of the rebels, who were ssid u
be 100000 strong"
cHiNA.-sRaiyAL OF LORD ELGiS At SISGPo.
1 The dates from Hong Kanv m March 90.