NEw-YoRK, Dec. 4.
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Late and Important from Europe.-ThP Sheffield. packet ship from Liverro"l, brings us our L"ndon files to 9th November. inclu- sive. and from Liverpool of 10th November.

 The French Cabinet is broken uV. and the Spanish Cabinet too. We take fOr cOpven- fence, from the London Spectator of 8.h No. sember. condensed summary of these Oc- eurrencrs:

 "Thr French Cabinet was completely hro- ken up on Tuesday evening. November 4th, ny the simultaneous resignation of Theirs. Guiz"t, Humann, De Rigny, and DucheteL These Ministers surprised the King by going 10 him in body to resign, within few hours after they had transacted business with him in the usual way. and without limiting at their juienti0as Co retire. if indeed they had any, and the reso!utiOn was not very sudden one. The only Ministers who remained in office were Persil, who was not at home when his late colleagues called upon him on their way to the Tuleries. but who it was supposed would resisn in the course of the following day; and that Jacob merely holds office as a matter of form, as one Minister is required tO coun.ersign the appointment Ofthe new ones" :" . The Spanish Ministry is nearly tn the same state of Reorganization as the French. Martinez de Ia Rosa, who is suffering from a severe pulmonary complaint. has tendered his resignatiOn to the Queen Regent; and TorpnO has been commissioned to form new administration. There seems. howeVsF' to