The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-22 00:00:00

THE MINISTEaIAL CRISIS.

DERBY.—On Wednesday evening a meeting of working
men was held at Derby, about 1,000 persons attending, at
which a petition to the Queen was adopted, praying her
Majesty to retain her present Ministers, and ascertain, by
a general election, the opinion of the body of the people
upon the crisis brought about by the anti-Reform party in
Parliament. The mayor of the borough presided, and the
proceedings were such as to show that the people of Derby
would regret the resignation of Ministers very much.
Irswrcx.—A meeting was held at Ips with last night,
and it was determined to hold a great demonstration in
favour of Reform to-morrow evening.
ROCHESTER.—Last evening a crowded and enthusiastic
meeting of the Liberal party of the city was held in the
Corn Exchange, Rochester. Mr. Alderman Webb pre-
sided; and in the course of the evening a memorial to the
Queen was adopted, in which her Majesty is entreated not
to accept the resignation of Ministers, but to dissolve Par-
liament and appeal to the country.
It is arranged that a Reform meeting shall be held on
Clerkenwell-green to-night. Another —also to -night—
will be held at Huddersfield, when the Ministerial crisis
will be considered, and with that the voting of Mr. T. P.
Crosland, the member for the borough, on the Reform
question. A meeting is also to be held in Nottingham.

Mr. Procter's most interesting memoir of Charles
Lamb is very nearly ready for issue, and is thought a
charming work by those who have had the privilege of
reading the proof sheets.

AN AMERICAN EMIGRANT SHIP FIRED INTO BY A
BthßaltTmlSulichlaN at Liverpool yesterday
By the arrival of the City
of London verpool yesterday (Thursday), we learn
had been caused in New York
consequence of the announcement that the American ship
inhip
Syron, Capt. Morse, had been fired into by the steam ram
Achilles, when off Bantry Bay. The Syren, after being
brought-to, was boarded by a boat's crew from the
Achilles, and the officer in command, after ascertaining
that the Syron was bound from Liverpool to New York,
insisted upon Captain Morse telling him why he and his
ship were off the coast of Ireland. The bringing-to of the
Syren, the firing at a ship with a large number of emi-
grants on board by such a vessel as the Achilles, without
the slightest provocation, demands an explanation. Every
raloesushasudto a very
British naval officer ought to know that all outward bound
vessels from Liverpool to America must neceAsarily clear
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