, 1861-03-14
INTERESTING FROM EUKOpE.
The Mails by the North 1srIton.

from the Liverpool Post,7

VIC have London papers to February 21st-
GREAT BRrTA1S-Tm MINISTRY.
From the Liverpool Post,]
Great fears are entertained for the stabi1it-
Of the Ministry. They are weak On every
cidents Of the last session give them shake,
and they have not opened the present session
with that distinct frmncss which would in
spire confidence The abandonment of y.
pledge, en- the ground that the country Wa.
apathetic, is regarded as proceeding NOR:
from their fears than from their conviction Of
the utility Of reform, while their neutrality i'll
reference to the Two bills introduced on Tues
day evening is contrary to the decisive con-
duct expected in strong government Thc7;:
il, too, Taut Of cohesion in parties, and tln:
adverse vote On Tuesday night indicates :.
on financial questions. Within the Cabinet Il
want Of harmony is reported, and in conse-
quence the Premier, it is understood, wou,f
willingly, in Difference to age, retire from
Office. We're the conservatives ready, thuy
might compel resignation, OF IN appeal to tic
country, put tney are not ready, and their
chiefs are disqualified by their recent speeches
to lead.
As adverse votes. however, are more than
probable, change in the Ministry may be ex-
pected. Lord PaimeEs:on retiring, il ii sue
posed That either tie Duke Of Newcastle or
-'U AA&aoItL ht4A Dt Gs.41Gll on 10 10fm 4
Ministry ais grace is great fayorite at
Court, and Sidney Herbert is decided favor
ite with the country. Under citlcr one or tlt;
other the Peclite element would predominant,
Lord John Russell would retain the Foreist,
secretarysh1p, and perhaps Sir James Graham
the Home Office. Mr.. Gladstone would still
be Chancellor Of The Excht oder. and .pcrhar,s
no change would be made in the Irish or Legal
Z T. recasting Of the Ministry viii of eourss ,
be followed by the usual process. The e.
sential business Of he country viii be got
through with becoming speed, On The assnr-
ancc that an appeal will bc made to The coull-
try before harvest time. .:-
FRANCE
The Paris correspondent. Of the Morniag
THE arrest Of Mircs has created sensation
IN Paris only to be compared to that excited
BY the SadIer and Robson frauds in England,
It seems that the indictment against him con-
ta.1s three counts-breach Of trust, sWihdling
ana forgery (tdter en- ec,ituTe de ton3taerc).
Runor mentions several very distinguished
names 80 mixed up with II. Mircs, but it
{; time" ~@-'7
TIE FALL OF FaAETA-RKcEpr1ox or TIE NEWS
! AT ROME.
!. The correspondent Of the London 1fne,
writes from Rome as follows:
"You were informed some time: ago tha.
! when Gaeta should be taken thera wo7ild he ]
demonstration on the Coreo In tic eonret
; Of yesterday the neeessar fnstruofjons wcrt
! secretly circulated through Romer ard tho
! chief Of the French. gendarmes vas intormed m
! that . promenade would take place Tie eve
| ming, but strict order wonld be observed. II
J prohibition was feeued, and towards half pas1
six O'Clock the Corso began to I'LL, especially
in it's ceutrN and most Iequented portion
comprised between the Piazza 8ciatar;l Tht
throng increased until it became extremely