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 Meeting cf PGIiamrnt- Ministers h the Minority--Kihg's Speeeh-De0th cf the EmPe- TOT cf Austri0-poriiQt change iR ths Ministry of Franee.-After waiting for two weeks, and our dG1ss being 52 days old, the easterly gale yesterday hEiIughf into port fleet of vessels, and ani0Bg them three Packets, hy which we are put in ppssessi0n Of Liverpool Papers to the rlih. LOndnS- the 10th, Paris the Eth, cOntai0ing Madrid of the 1st March, and month later dates from all parts of Europe. The news Is Oflhe highest possible interest, so much SO it is difficult. among such mass of Ofintelligence, t0 select that which will be the most interesting. The Meeting of Parlla. ment-the Speech-Poitical changes in the Cabinets of FraDce, Spain and Portugal- Death of the Emperor of Austria-Disturban- ces in Switzerland-and Hostile Position oE Turkey and Egypt-the Markets, Szc.. are all subjects of deep interest. We have, there fore. selected that which appears ofthe great est impOrtance. V

 In Eugland, .he greatest possible excite tnent prevailed up 'tO the 18th, the day On which Parliament opened; all business ap. pears tO have hsen laid aside. The Cotton Market, even in Liverpool, was suspcnded.- hu AUUOOUe WGtS WEJC UIdUG tO 0U utUubGUos' extent on the r,'sult af,he Election Of Speak CT. Both parties claimed to have majority, and beth eontendsd the result would decide the fate of the Minisiry. All Europe appears to have been. equally engaged. The death of the Emperor of Austria andthe partial break ing Op of the French Ministry appears to have been trivial affairs when compared with the fate of Englaod-at 2 P. M. on the 18th The new Parliament was opened by connns- sion-the King not being present. ''..

 In few moments after the House Of Com. mons opened, Lord Egerton nominated Charles Manners Sutton, and made a speech of half an hour. setting forth his lung Ser vices and high Talents. Sir Charles Bunnell Seconded the motion. Mr. Dennis0n then nominated the Right H onorable James Al,er- cromby. which was Seconded by Mf. Old. both of whom spoke at length. Sir Charles Manners Sutton then addressed the House in bis defence, and spoke several hours the debates fll many columns in the LORd0n Pas pers. The vote was then taken, apd the Re sUlt was as follOws-For Ahercromby 3l6- For Sutton SO6-Majoriry To-. ...s...,.4 4.~.

 On Tuesday, tht ESd, the King delivered in person the Sperch which,ewit be fonnd be- law. immediately after Lord Sandon moved the usual address, approving of the appoint mept of the net ministers. Lord 'MOrpeth moved bong a.nendment. ccndemning the conduct ct the king to disselsiag iite old and forming tue pew ministers. A most animat- ed debate ensiied, which lasted three days, in which all the distinguished members took part. MT. Peel spoke at great length ia defence Oi his conduct--8n taking the vote, the Minis- ters were again defeated, as follows :-For the anaenduaeat SO8--For tue address 302- Majority against Ministers 2. The,sote ap- pears SD close that the Ministers do not ap- pear to show any symptoms of resigning.

 From Froncs.-There appears 10 have been another dissol,,,iAn of the French Ministers, caused on the question of the Tobacco no- nopoly. se fss aaws can discover from ...... .sn ANY ALLusIos made .fo the AMERIcAN IEDEM- NITY BILL. What effect the breaking up of the old and formation Ofthe new ministry will have. we cannot say. Up to the latest dates the King had not fUFned ministry. Some accounts say that Sonlt-others Girard, M. Mole and M. Thiers had been commissioned to form new ministry.

 From Spain.--It appears there had been no material change in the affairs of that coun-, try. Madrid cOntinued quiet, and the troops Of Don Carlos and tue Queen continued in the same strength as before in northern prov. inces. Gen. Valdez had been appointed Min ister of War.

 In Portugal. there had been a partial change in the Mioistry: on the whole. the political state of affairs remained much the same as be- fore. ys .:...

 In Switzerland. there was great c6mmo- tiOn. The repuhiicsn and liberaI spirit of the different canieus spPears to be much excited.

 Turkey and Egypt, appear again to be in a very hostile attitude. War appears almost Inevitable. The fleets of the allied puwers, particularly those of England, appear to be watching their movements.

 The plague had broken out in Egypt and made dreadful rayagss.

 AusfriG.-The death of the Emperor of Austria appears to have been an event that was expected. Prince Metternich, probably an individual of more influence than any other in Europe. had Informed the different govern. ments that thsre would be no change of poll cy of Austria. The event therefore will not cause any commotion.

 Opening of Parliament by Hts Mojesty.

 House cf Lords-- Iuesday 24th.-As soon as the doors were opened. at, l9 o'clock, the strangers gallery was filled with persons pos. sessing tickets of admission issued by the Lord 0reat Esiambessaia. < The Eari of Shafetsbury PrsAided on the Woolsack. the Lord Chancellor heing absent. Prayers were read by the Bishop of Bristol.

 His Majesty then adjusted his spectacles. and, having received the manuscript copy ofl the speech from the Lord Chancellor. knerl. l ing. with firm voice and excellent emphasis. lhss King dAlivar.sA shss fnlln vr i,,r anaach