The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-21 00:00:00

LORD PALMERSTON.-THE NEW
LIBERAL MINISTRY.

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ber Palmerston's dismissal from the Whig Ministry, by
Lord John Russell, twenty-four hours before the
slightest suspicion of such a circumstance was enter-
tained in London. As the Viennese intelligence re-
specting the Cabinet proceedings in Dowing-street,
proved so singularly correct then, there is no reason
why it should not be equally accurate now. We there-
fore invite the special attention of our readers to the
correspondence in the Times of yesterday, dated " Vi-
enna, Jae. 14," in which, after describing a heavy fall
which ;had taken lace in the Austrian funds, and
assigning causes for the unusual depression, the writer
makes use of these remarkable words:—" I may
add, that another reason for the depression of the
money market is he very prevalent idea that Lord Pal-
merston will ere long again be a member of the Ca-
binet." We have characterised these as remarkable
words; and so they undoubtedly are, inasmuch as they
show that in Vienna, where, from the close intimacy
which now exists between the Austrian and English
Courts, Downing-street secrets seem better known than
in London, the belief prevails, that Lord Palmerston is
on the eve of returning to office. The Stock Exchange
speculators of Vienna believe this, and, like a nameless
class of persons, who also believe, they tremble. Of
course the prevailing impression in Vienna. that "Lord
Palmerston will, ere long, again be a member of the
Cabinet," implies the dissolution of the present Adminis-
tration," and the Noble Lord's return to power as t. e
Prime Minister of a new Liberal GOVentraent—Mornmg
Advertiser.

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MELANCHOLY DISASTER AT SEA.
The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 12th inst. contains the
following account of a melancholy disaster at sea:—
" Two sailors (John Dillon and William. Smith), he_
longing to the British barque Sappho, Captain M'llonald,
of and from Sunderland, with a cargo of guano, bound
to Alexandria, arrived here on Friday evening last, nod
gave the following account:—
" The loss of the above vessel took
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squall, west of Cape St. Vinceut, on th th ult. She
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had ,scarcely capsized when she wont down Four
the crew took to the jolly boat; the
rho vessel
the mate, and cabin-boy to another; but the,,his wife,
and two others went down with
a day over moun-
tains made for the land, losing sight altogether of
carpenter
fourth e
fieldsnd two of them
other boat. They travelled night and
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arrived,
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tains and through valleys without food
in u dying
being unable to proceed. loftwerveih
state by Dillon and Smith,
9 after wandering full 20
in a most deplorable condition, as above stated,
days in a country to thorn unknown' and without shelter
any kind during the whole time.'
~ To this moment no further articulars have been
received; but it is to be hoped that the two men left
behind will have been hum, treated if discovered,
and that good tidings will re-i h e
the safety of those who were 'in the garrison relative to
the other boat."