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the India Department.
Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the Adm
. rally.
Lord Campbell, Lord Chancellor.
Earl Granville, President Of the Council.
Duke of Argyle, Lord Priyy Seal.
Earl of Elgin Postmaster General.
Hon. Richard Golden, President Of the Boart
of Trade.
Hon. ]. Cardwell, First Commits sioner of tn
Board of Public Works.
Hon. J. Miner Gibson, President Of tht
Poor Law Board.
Hon. Sir George Grey, Chancellor of til,
Duchy OF Lancaster.
Hon. Sir A. Cockburn succeeds Lord Camp.
bell, as Lord Chief Justice.
Parliament met on the 18th inst, when
Lord Derbv announced the resignation OF the
Ministry. Earl Granville, the President of the
Council, said he would reserve his explanation
of the policy of the new government till a
future day. The House Of Lords then adj
journed till the 2lst inst.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. D'Israeli an
nounced the resignation of the Ministry and
moved an adjournment, which was carried.
In order to carry out his design OF besieg-
ing the Austrians behind their fortresses in
the " historical square, between the Mincio
and Adige, Napoleon has demanded 100 900
additional men.
Louis Kossuth had passed through France
on his way to Italy.
The Austrians are reported TO be conoentrat-
ing their forces at Mantua for an attack on
the allied troops. A detachment II also said
to have entered the Valtelline.
Prince Napoleon has put his troops in Tus-
cany in motion.
The mobilization of the prussian army and
the more hostile attitude which the German
Confederation has assn med, create great un-
easiness, general European war being APP
pretended.
A despatch from Vienna says the French
have established depot on the Albanian
coast, and disembarlked large quantities of
gold coin.
An Austrian corps d'armee which left An
coma for Jessaro, had been directed to the
lower Pc, to join the troops in the provinces.
It is uncertain yet whether Ancona has been
wholly evacuated by the Austrians.
Modena and Brescia are free of the Austrian
troops, and numerous municipalities of Ro-
magma had pronounced for the Italian cause.
The Allied army passed the Serio river on
the 18th, marching toward oglio.
The fight between Gen Durham and Carl
baldi, took place at Castinodolo. Garibaldi
had 1000 troops and four cannon, but was re-
pulsed
Austrian correspondence states that the
organization of troops for the defence of the
Tyrolese is progressing Several companies
have been already drawn out
Letters from Vienna say that the Fourth
Corps d1rmee, under the Archduke Charles
had commenced to leave for Italy, and the
Third Corps under Archduke Albert, was
moving towards Trieste.
The thirteenth corps darmse was being for
med, and was also destined for Italy.
The Swiss Federal Council had ordered the
occupation Of the pass of Maretto, between
the Grisons and the Valtellino.
The French fleet in the Adriatic was recciv- I
ing powerful reintorcements, and was expee- /
ted to dsembark soon between Venice and
Trieste.
The first detachment of the seige aotilla |
left Toulon for the Adriatic.
The Sandman authorities had issued de-
cree, opening the ports Of Tuscany for the Inn
portation of breadstnffs.
The London Times Paris correspondent
speaks OF dissatisfaction being manifested by
some Italians at the territorial accessions of
the King Of Sardinia. They protest against
his taking possession OF Lombardy, and ASH
for a confederation not fusion
lie Nord says the second series OF opera
tons will be simultaneously commenced by
sea and land.
The allied troops will all be put In motion
10 invest the Austrian fortresses.
Prince Napoleon will proceed Immediately
% support the right wing of the French army.
Kiapka the Hungarian patriot, had issued :.
proclamation TO the Hungarian soldiers in
he Austrian army.
A Polish legion is forming in Italy, and a
hungarian one at Genoa.
A despatch from Vienna, 10th says that
ieneral Count Scl.iick had taken command
# the second army, instead of Gen. Gyulai,
nd that the French had established depot
/ Antwarp, on the Albanian coast and disem- |
arked large quantities of gold coin there. !
The last accounts from Napoleon's head !
uarters, say he was concentrating his forces l
n order to attack the Austrians with an over .
,helming force, and It was believed In Paris
hat decisive battle would be fought in the :
curse of a week.
late despatch via Beme announces that 3
umeoous Austrian corps had arrived at Gros-
alto, in the Valentine, and had advanced to-
yards Tivano.
The head quarters Of the King of Sardinia
re at Falazzuolo.
Garibaldi was at Brescia on the 18th. Ur-
ans corps quilted Coccuaglioon on the 18th,
md appeared to be retiring to Arzinovi.
An Austrian bulletin, dated Verons, 18th,
avs, the different corps d'armee took their
llotted positions unmolested by the enemy.
he divisions of General D. Uaban, alone sus-