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and Clerk Marshal to hey Majesty, in the
Alfied Paget, resigned.
has been graciously pleased to appoint
fon. Alexander Nelson Hood, Scots Fusilier
Equerry in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the
tajor-Lieneral Buckley, resigned.

members of the Cabinet have already
_.weir Private Secretaries. Of these we
particularise :

LORD of the TREASURY—
'rice Drummond ; and, temporarily,
IVilbrabam.
, CHANCELLOR--
illiam
Carmalt Scott.
I: LORD or the ADMIRALTY--.
terbert Murray.
7CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—
Earle.

SECRETARY for FOREIGN AFFAIRS-
- . Bidwell.
-ienry Drummond Wolff.
SECRETARY for the HOME DEPARTMENT—.
Ernest Perceval.
iECRETARY for the COLONIES-
-. Higgins.
;CRETARY for WAR—
'ilium Peel.
Orde.
PRESIDENT of the COUNCIL-
-Ohara Franks.
/OSTMASTER-GENERAL—
Charles Francis Scott.
- ADVOCATE—
George Thomson.

COUN. CIL was held on Saturday last at
residence of the First Lord of the Treasury
z-street. The Ministers preseut were—
Derby, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis
the Earl of Hardwicke, the Right Hon.
Mr. Secretary Walpole, the Earl of
Lord Stanley, General Peel, Sir John
Earl of Ellenborongh, the Right
(enley, and Lord John Manners. The
• hours.

EANVILLE LEMON PROSY bas been re•
Parliament for Wicklow, in the room of
Spencer Fitzwilliam, commonly called
Iton, now Earl Fitzwilliam, summoned
of Peers.
,STIMATES OF THE REVENUE DEPARTMENTS

. been issued from the warehouse of the
tentary printers. They are divided into three
Customs, the Inland Revenue, and the
The Customs for the year 1858 will re-
te of a grand total sum of 849,2851.
855,4821. last year ; the Inland Revenue one
and the Post-office one of 2,026,0311.
,811. last year. The superannuation,
;tee departments will demand a sum of
ins the gross total of the estimates of
three departments of Government will
,723,149/. against 4,699,0661. in 1857,
an increase of 24,0931. The items of
Estimates include 444.1091. for the

the three capitals; 45,240/. for sur-
-408,4651. for provincial offices in England
49,4991. for those in Ireland; 70,7461.
Scotland ; 20,2321. for establishments in
nd agents abroad ; 818,790/, for con-
snails ; 139,300/. for buildings and re-
-30,3901. for the manufacture of postage
The number of persons employed in
the Post-office, is 23,846.
;sTrruTioNAL Pry in Italy have resolved
the agitation for a National League.
meeting was held last Monday evening in
treet, and was composed, with the excep_
single refugee, of delegates from various
including Milan, Venice, Turin, Genoa,
Brescia, Parma, and Rome. On the motion
Correnti the chair was taken by H. F. V.
iumerous letters were then read from
the Catholic Church, noblemen, &c.,
their desire of aiding by their utmost
movement which would be conducted on
. moral agitation, having for its end to in-
various Sovereigns of the States of Italy to
principles of constitutional government,
it adhesion to an amalgamation of a cen-
The meeting on this occasion registered
conviction of their detestation of acts of
in the following resolution :
delegates of the National Constitutions
have viewed with deep sorrow the late
on the life of the Emperor Napoleon by
countrymen, and, while deploring the injury
must have in bringing into disrepute the
unceasingly made by our friends to advance the in.
- country,we desire at the same time to utterly
idea of giving countenance to acts which, far
our sympathy, call forth our strongest indig-