The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-26 00:00:00

THE NEW MINISTRY.

The following list of appointments deftnitivel-r
made, contains two or three additions to the
list which we published last night
FirstLordofthe Treasury Earl of DERBY..
Lord Chancellor Sir F. TEIMIGEP,„
President of the Council Marquis of Eikussune.
Chancellor of the Ex- ) Kr. Disioam.
chequer
Foreign Secretary Lord M ALMERIA:MY.
Home Secretary Mr. WALPOLE.
Colonial Secretary Lore. STANLEY.
First Lord of the Admiralty 84 JoaN BAX/NayON.
War Department Vonseral PEEL.
Master of the Horse .. • .The Duke of BEAUFORT.
President of the Bearer
of Trade Mr. HENLEY.
President of the Beard }
Earl of Etutnnoitotton.
of Control
Lord Privy Seal Earl of HAEDWICKE.
Chancellor of the Duchy 1 Sir E. L. Brawl&
of Lancaster
Board of Works Lord Jonw hiArtNen.i.
Presidentof thePooeLaw
Board . car. SOTIMONESTCOURT
Lords of the Treasury .. I Colonel Minos.
Mr. WatrMoas.
Secreta Mr. G. A. HAMILTON.
ries of the Tres,- lair W. jouim.
Bury
Rt. Hon. Henry Collar.
Attorney-General Sir FITTROT KELLY.
. Solicitor-General Mr. CAIRNS.
Lord Lieutenantof Ireland Lord EGIJIITOUN.
, Secretary for Ireland Lord NAAS.
Judge Advocate .... Mr. E. Enurrox.
• Under-Secretary at the 1 Mr. SEYMOUR Frix-
r Foreign Office I GERALD.
Under• Secretary of the Mr.
tumor.
Home Department
Coder Secretary for War Viscount HARDING&

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It is said that Mr. Adderley is to be President of
the Board of Health.

The Duke of Northumberland having declined
the post of First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir John
Pakington has been appointed to it.
The Chancellorship of Ireland has been offered
to Judge Blackburne, but it is said that he has de-
clined the offer, being unwilling to vacate his present
permanent office of Lord Justice of Appeal ; and it is
supposed that the Chancellorship will be offered
either to Lord Chief Justice Lefroy, who practised
so long in the Courts of Equity, or to Mr. Napier.
The Times publishes a list, in which the Duke of
Montrose appears as Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster ; Lord Colchester as Postmaster-General ;
Right Hon. H. Corry, Secretary to the Admiralty ;
Earl of Donoughmore, Vice-President of the Board
of Trade; Earl of Carnarvon, Under-Secretary for
the Colonies; Mr. Inglis, Lord Advocate; the Mar-
quis of Exeter, Lord Steward; Earl Delawarr,
Lord Chamberlain ; Earl Sandwich, Muter of the
Buckhounds ; Earl Talbot, Captain of the Gentle-
men-at-Arms.

The Post states that the title of Woodstock
already existing in the person of the Duke of Port-
land, Sir F. Thesiger has elected to be crested Lord
Chelmsford.

Two Privy Councils will be held to-day, at the
first of which the late administration will deliver up
the seals of office, and at the second the new minis-
ters will receive them.

gbe Court.

The Earl of Derby bad an audience of the Queen
yesterday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace.

The Prince Consort rode on horseback yesterday, attended
by Colonel F. H. Seymour.

The Queen and the Prince Consort, accompanied by the
Prince of Wales and the Princess Alice, honoured the per-
formance at the Haymarket Theatre with their premsee in
the evening. The royal smite consisted of the Ducked of
Wellington, the Hon. Emily Cathcart, tke Earl of Calthnenb
and Colonel F. H. Seymour.

The Hon. Beatrice Byng awl the Hon. Emily Cathcart
have succeeded the Hon. Misses Stanley end Stop/or:1 ea the
Maids et Honour in Waiting to the Queen.

♦ deputation from the Epidemiological Society had an in-
terview yesterday with the Right lion. W. Cowper,
at the race of the General Board of Health, Whitehall.
The deputationeonsiated of Dr. Babington, F.R.S. (chair-
mes), Dr. WWilliana, F.R.S., Dr. Weller Lewis, F.G.8.,
Dr. Cessna Mr. Marion, and Dr. Seaton (lecretary).
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yastee-
day. The lord. present were—the Leeds Juatiess Knight
Brims and Turner, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Coed-
wall, lir John Dodson, and Sir E. Ryan.
Judgment was given on an appeal from Bengal, " Chuot-
wry* Run Menden v. &hub Purbulad Syn." An appeal
from New South Wales, " Gorden v. Scott" (part beard),
was concluded, and judgment was given by Lord 'oath*
Knight Bruce.

Despatches were sent yesterday from the Culonial•ofifa
So this Governors of Hong Kong, Ceylon, and the Mauritiaa

Hu MAJESTY'S LEVEES.—WO have authority to
state that her Majesty's levee announced to be bald at St.
hunee's Palace on Wednesday, the 10th of March next, will
not take place. Her Majesty will hold a lave) (ax already
announced) on Wednesday, tb•l7th of March, and a further
levee on Wednesday, the 24th of March next.

The Rev. Geo. B. L Colton, muter of Marl.
borough College, has been appointed to the Bishopric
of Calcutta, vacant by the death of the late Dr.
Wilson.

It is, we understand, in contemplation to oonstituto
a see of Agra.

Him Eiee'lmlay Chevalier de Varahagen has
arrived at the &newish Hotel, St. James's, with despatches
from the Etoperte. of Brazil.

Lord and Lady John Russell have left Farraace's
Hotel, Belgravia, tar Potato:duo Lodge, Ritlusoad Pot
Lord and Lady North have arrived at Loos's
Hotel from Brighton.

The Hight Hon. Edward Lucas has arrived at the
Brunswick Hotel, Bt. hunses, from the Continent, en rads
for Ireland.

Her Majesty has been pleased to appoint Sir
Beery DaMmon, Pub= Judge at Madras, to be add Zap
Um of the Suprema Court of Judicators at Bombay, Moo BM
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has presented the
Rev. J. W. Lsotrr, M.A., to the lacwrobstey of Norwood.

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